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Media Information Press Credentials Press credentials are issued to working media only. All requests for credentials should be made to the Sports Information Office at least 24 hours in advance of game day. Credentials may be picked up at the Athletic Office on the Virginia State University Campus prior to game day. Credentials may also be picked up on game day at the “Media Entrance” on the north end of Daniel Gymnasium. Request weekly VSU credentials under the Media Credentials link at www.govsutrojans.com.

Press Table Due to limited seating, only working media with proper credentials will be admitted to the press row during games. Priority is given to daily newspapers, magazines and electronic media. One telephone line will be provided upon completion of the game for use by media services and Sports Information staff. Cassandra Artis- Williams cell phone number is 757-630-6553. VSU reserves the right to refuse any credential requests deemed not to be in the best interest of the University. Press Parking Press parking is available near Daniel Gymnasium in Lot 26 and Lot 27. Radio/Television Broadcasts All requests for radio or television broadcasts of games must be arranged through the Sports Information Office at least one week in advance of game day. When more than one request is received for the same game, top priority will be given to television, then to the radio station that regularly broadcasts the visiting team’s games. All arrangements for telephone lines are the responsibility of the visiting radio station. Statistical Information Working media will be supplied game notes, line-up sheets and cumulative statistics, which will be distributed on press row prior to game time. Halftime or “quickie” statistics will be available at halftime. Final statistics will be distributed as quickly as possible after the conclusion of the game. Player and Coach Interviews Players and coaches will be available for interviews during the week by phone or in person. Interview times for players are dependent upon the players’ academic schedules. At the conclusion of each basketball game, players and coaches are available for interviews after a 10-minute “cooling off” period. Post-game interviews will be conducted court side. Photo Credentials NCAA policy establishes that photographers on assignment, both print and television, will be afforded credentials. Admission to the game will be by media pass ONLY. Credentials must be displayed at all times on the baseline. Photographers are not allowed in the team areas for any reason. Directions to Daniel Gymnasium Arriving by I-95 South from Richmond, Washington, DC. etc. Follow 1-95 South to Petersburg. Take exit (Temple Avenue). Turn left at Temple Avenue and continue to second traffic light (Boulevard). Turn left at Boulevard and continue to fourth traffic light (Dupuy Road). Turn right at Dupuy Road which changes to River Road. The campus will be on your left. Enter at Matthew-Jefferson Drive. Proceed around Matthew-Jefferson Drive onto University Avenue. Turn right onto Hayden Street. Virginia Hall is located to your left opposite of Jones Dining Hall. Arriving by I-64 from Norfolk (East) or Charlottesville (West) Take exit for I-95, follow I-95 South to Petersburg. Take exit (Temple Avenue). Turn left at Temple Avenue and continue to second traffic light (Boulevard). Turn left at Boulevard and continue to fourth traffic light (Dupuy Road). Turn right at Dupuy Road which changes to River Road. The campus will be on your left. Enter at Matthew- Jefferson Drive. Arriving by U. S. 460 from Suffolk (East) or Roanoke (West) Take 1-95 North to Petersburg exit (Washington Street). Turn left on Washington Street and continue to Sycamore Street. Turn right at Sycamore Street and continue to end of street (Old Street). Turn left at Old Street (changes to Grove Avenue) and continue on Grove Avenue to Fleet Street. Turn right at Fleet Street and cross Appomattox River Bridge. Turn right at University Avenue (steep hill) to campus. Arriving by I-85 North or I-95 North from North Carolina Follow I-85 North to I-95 North. Take Petersburg exit (Washington Street). Turn left on Washington Street and continue to Sycamore Street. Turn right at Sycamore Street and continue to end of street (Old Street). Turn left at Old Street (changes to Grove Avenue) and continue on Grove Avenue to Fleet Street. Turn right at Fleet Street and cross Appomattox River Bridge. Turn right at University Avenue (steep hill) to campus. Basketball History

FROM Virginia State University is one of the first institutions of higher education in the Commonwealth of Virginia to initiate an athletic HILLTOPPERS program. Basketball was added to the list of athletic programs in TO the mid 1920’s. TROJANS

Daniel Gymnasium, where both men and women’s basketball, compete is named after Charles James Daniel. He was from Orange County, VA and graduated from Richmond Institute in 1878. Daniel also studied at Howard University. He served as the Secretary of Virginia Normal And Collegiate Institute, but left after falling ill in 1916. His son Robert P. Daniel became the 5th president of Virginia State, serving from 1950 to 1968.

Daniel Gymnasium was rebuilt in 1965, where it currently stands today. After the new gym was built the old gym was named after Borican Bailey who was an outstanding basketball and football player and was captain on the basketball team for one year. Also running track for the Trojans, Bailey ran short and long hurdles and became a national figure at intermediate and long distance races. The old gym was demolished later on, so the name of the gym only last a short amount of time.

The CIAA was formed in 1912 by 5 black schools Howard, Hampton, Lincoln, Shaw, and Virginia Union. Virginia State was the 6th member who joined in 1920. The Trojans competed and still compete in the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association (CIAA). Basketball History

During the period of 1923 and 1946 under presidents John M. Gandy and Luther Hilton Foster, there were interesting developments of student athletics. Lawrence Johnson, The Virginia Statesman editor, changed the athletic name from the Hilltoppers to Trojans in 1932.

The men’s basketball team has secured two CIAA Championship (1947, 1988) since they entered the conference in 1920. Coach Harry Jefferson took the team to their first CIAA Championship. Coach Harold Deane led the men’s basketball team to 1988 CIAA Title. Deane has coached several well-known people to include Dr. Leon Bey, former VSU women’s basketball coach and current professor at the University. Trojan record holder Darrell Stith was coach by Floyd Laisure in 1979-1983. Stith holds the men’s career points record securing 2,599 points and tallying 703 points in the 1979-80 season.

The VSU women’s basketball team has secured several CIAA championship titles, having great success beginning in the 1980s with titles in 1980, 1988, 1990, 2002 and 2015. The Trojans have had several great coaches who left their mark on VSU. Dr. Leon Bey, who played under Coach Harold Deane as an undergraduate and also served as an athletic director, coached the women to the 1980 CIAA Championship Title. Bertha Cummings was one of the greatest women athletes produced by Virginia State University in her own playing days. She also coached the 1988 and 1990 CIAA Championship teams. Cummings coached Trojan record holder Kammy Brown, who secured 2,254 points from 1986-1990 and a season high of 656 points in the 1989-90 season. Peggy Davis, who is currently VSU’s athletic director, coach the Trojans to the 2002 championship while current head coach James Hill Jr. led the Trojans to the 2015 CIAA Championship Title. About VSU

Virginia State University was founded on March 6, 1882, when the legislature passed a bill to charter the Virginia Normal and Collegiate Institute.

The bill was sponsored by Delegate Alfred W. Harris, a Black attorney whose offices were in Petersburg, but who lived in and represented Dinwiddie County in the General Assembly. A hostile lawsuit delayed opening day for nineteen months, until October 1, 1883. In 1902, the legislature revised the charter act to curtail the collegiate program and to change the name to Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute.

In 1920, the land- grant program for Blacks was moved from a private school, Hampton Institute, where it had First Graduating Class, 1886 been since 1872, to Virginia Normal and Industrial Institute. In 1923 the college program was restored, and the name was changed to Virginia State College for Negroes in 1930. The two-year branch in Norfolk was added to the college in 1944; the Norfolk division became a four-year branch in 1956 and gained independence as Norfolk State College in 1969. Meanwhile, the parent school was renamed Virginia State College in 1946. Finally, the legislature passed a law in 1979 to provide the present name, Virginia State University.

In the first academic year, 1883-84, the University had 126 students and seven faculty (all of them Black), one building, 33 acres, a 200-book library, and a $20,000 budget. By the centennial year of 1982, the University was fully integrated, with a student body of nearly 5,000, a full-time faculty of about 250, a library containing 200,000 books and 360,000 microform and non-print items, a 236-acre campus and 416-acre farm, more than 50 buildings, including 15 dormitories and 16 classroom buildings, and a biennial budget of $31,000,000, exclusive of capital outlay.

The University is situated in Chesterfield County at Ettrick, on a bluff across the Appomattox River from the city of Petersburg. It is accessible via Interstate Highways 95 and 85, which meet in Petersburg. The University is only two and a half hours away from Washington, D.C. to the north, the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area to the southwest, and Charlottesville to the northwest.

Virginia State University has a long history of outstanding faculty and administration. The first person to bear the title of President, John Mercer Langston, was one of the best-known blacks of his day. Until 1992, he was the only black ever elected to the United States Congress from Virginia (elected in 1888), and he was the great-uncle of the famed writer Langston Hughes. From 1888 to 1968, four presidents - James H. Johnston, John M. Gandy, Luther H. Foster, Robert P. Daniel served an average of 20 years, helping the school to overcome adversity and move forward.

For the next four decades, seven more presidents would lead the University to its current level of excellence including James F. Tucker, Wendell P. Russell, Walker H. Quarles, Jr., Thomas M. Law, Wilbert Greenfield, Wesley Cornelious McClure, Eddie N. Moore, Jr., and Keith T. Miller.

On November 13, 2014, the Virginia State University Board of Visitors announced that Pamela V. Hammond, Ph.D. would become the institution’s interim president. Dr. Hammond officially took office on January 1, 2015. Multipurpose Center

Calling the new facility "a symbol of unity," Virginia complement the new facility. The plans for growth are State University is expecting the long-anticipated, outlined in both VSU's Master Plan and Chesterfield's $84 million Multipurpose Center to be complete early Comprehensive Plan. VSU anticipates the project 2016. taking 22 months to complete.

Touted as the "new front door of the University," the VSU's Multipurpose Center will be the only facility of facility will feature a seating capacity of approximately its type between Richmond and Raleigh, NC and serve 5,200 for sporting events, and 6,200 for stage events as a cultural hub for a wide swath of Southside Virginia. and concerts. The Multipurpose Center will include academic classrooms and labs; a wellness center The Multipurpose Center holds promise to revitalize for students and staff; practice facilities and locker the village of Ettrick, and be a catalyst to transform it rooms for men's and women's basketball, volleyball, into a true college town. and cheerleading; a banquet kitchen that can accommodate events up to 900; six VIP suites, the President's Suite, Trojan Club and outdoor club terrace. This building will achieve LEED Silver rating, promoting not only scholastic and athletic excellence, but also an environmental awareness.

VSU's Multipurpose Center will serve as the anchor for the University's and Chesterfield County's partnership to revitalize the Ettrick area. A mixed-use residential and commercial corridor along Chesterfield Avenue will Women’s Basketball Quick Facts

2015 Team Information General Information Head Coach...... James Hill, Jr. Location...... Ettrick, Va. 23806 Alma Mater...... Shaw, ‘03 Founded...... March 6, 1882 Career Record...... 157-102 Enrollment...... 5,000 VSU Overall Record...... 157-102 Nickname...... Trojans 2014 CIAA Record...... 9-7 Colors...... Orange & Blue 2014 Overall Record...... 19-10 Official School Website...... vsu.edu Assistant Coach...... Chiante Wester Arena...... Daniel Gymnasium Alma Mater, Year...... Shaw, ‘02 Arena Capacity...... 3,200 Assistant Coach...... Anthony Mills Affiliation...... NCAA Division II Alma Mater, Year...... Virginia State, ‘09 Conference...... CIAA Letterman Returning/Lost...... 6/5 Interim President...... Dr. Pamela V. Hammond Starters Returning/Lost...... 6/5 Alma Mater, Year...... Tuskegee, ‘72 Athletic Director...... Peggy Davis Women’s Basketball History Alma Mater, Year...... Howard Payne, ‘85 First Year of Women’s Basketball...... 1977 Faculty Representative...... Dr. Coray Davis All-Time Record...... 538-407 Last Post Season Appearance...... 2015 CIAA Championships...... 5 Virginia State University Athletics NCAA Playoff Appearance...... 8

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Date Opponent Location Time 11/13/2015 Slippery Rock Slippery Rock, PA TBA 11/14/2015 Seton Hill Slippery Rock, PA TBA 11/18/2015 Newport News Apprentice Ettrick, VA 5:30 p.m. 11/24/2015 Cheyney Ettrick, VA 5:30 p.m. 11/27/2015 Nyack Ettrick, VA 6 p.m. 11/28/2015 Shaw Ettrick, VA 3 p.m. 12/6/2015 Johnson C. Smith Charlotte, NC 3:30 p.m. 12/15/2015 St. Augustine's Raleigh, NC 5:30 p.m. 12/17/2015 Fayetteville State Fayetteville, NC 5:30 p.m. 12/19/2015 Salem International Ettrick, VA 3 p.m. 1/7/2016 Winston-Salem State Ettrick, VA 5:30 p.m. 1/9/2016 Livingstone Ettrick, VA 2 p.m. 1/12/2016 Johnson C. Smith Ettrick, VA 5:30 p.m. 1/16/2016 Virginia Union Richmond, VA TBA 1/20/2016 Chowan Murfreesboro, NC 5:30 p.m. 1/23/2016 Elizabeth City State Ettrick, VA 2 p.m. 1/27/2016 Bowie State Ettrick, VA 5:30 p.m. 1/30/2016 Lincoln Lincoln, PA 2 p.m. 2/3/2016 Shaw Raleigh, NC 6 p.m. 2/6/2016 Virginia Union Ettrick, VA 2 p.m. 2/10/2016 Chowan Ettrick, VA 5:30 p.m. 2/13/2016 Elizabeth City State Elizabeth City, NC 2 p.m. 2/17/2016 Bowie State Bowie, MD 5:30 p.m. 2/20/2016 Lincoln (Senior Day) Ettrick, VA 2 p.m. 2/23-27/2016 CIAA Tournament Charlotte, NC TBA Women’s Basketball Outlook

Head women’s basketball coach James Hill, Jr. is on to compete. We have high expectations that the new a quest to reclaim the CIAA title after clenching the group coming in understands the capacity of pressure title of 2015 CIAA Women’s Basketball Champions last being put on them,’ said Coach Hill. season. The Trojans ended their 2015 season with a After losing six seniors from the 2014-15 season, Hill 19-10 overall record. Hill is entering his tenth season has recruited eight new faces to the women’s team. with the Trojans, accumulating 157 game victories. They will be bringing their skills to the Trojan team. “This is going to be an optimistic season to see how Returning for the Trojans from last season are senior the new players will blend,” said Hill. Wynterra Pittman (Graceville, FL), senior Miesha Adams (Indian Head, MD), junior Philandra Jordan The Trojans expectations for the 2015-16 season (Woodbridge, VA), sophomore Endia McKinney continues to stay high. A head-to-head matchup (Norfolk, VA), junior Kasuela Cooper (Charleston, with the Bears of Shaw University is the beginning MO), and junior Joy Hickman (Wilmington, DE). of conference play for the Trojans. As the season Pittman played a vital role in the Trojans 2015 CIAA progresses the Trojans expect to be on top for the Championship run. CIAA basketball tournament beginning February 23 in Charlotte, NC. As reigning CIAA Champions the bar is “We have a whole new group that has to learn the set high for Head Coach Hill and the Trojans, but they system. It’s going to be hard to replace the seniors that have every intention on chasing another title. we lost, but we are going to play hard and we are going Women’s Head Coach

James Hill, Jr. Virginia State University

James Hill, Jr. has compiled an overall record of 157-102 Virginia State University Athletic Department with an after his ninth season as the head coach of the Virginia accumulated average of 3.173. State University women’s basketball team. Coach Hill became the first Virginia State women’s coach The Trojans finished last season with a 20-10 overall to be named the CIAA Coach of the Year in back-to-back record after securing the Co-CIAA Northern Division Title seasons for the 2008-09 and 2009-10 seasons. as well as the 2015 CIAA Championship Title advancing Taking over a VSU team which had only won four games the team to the NCAA Playoffs against Cal. Pa. five years ago, Hill guided the Trojans to a 22-7 record and Hill became the first Virginia State University head the CIAA Eastern Division crown in 2010. The Trojans also women’s basketball coach to reach 100 career wins in made it to the semi-finals of the CIAA Tournament for the the NCAA era after defeating Paine College in 2012. His second straight year. Trojans topped Paine College 59-49. To cap off the season, VSU made its first appearance in the Coach Hill received the Marines “Be All You Can Be” NCAA Tournament since 2002 and while Hill was named Coaches Award after their 2012 CIAA Tournament game the CIAA Coach of the Week on three separate occasions. against Bowie State University. Virginia State concluded Hill guided the Trojans to a 21-8 record in 2008-09, their 2011-12 season with a 17-13 overall record and also becoming one of only four VSU coaches to reach the 20+ adding a 12-1 record at home. win plateau. Only Leon Bey, Bertha Cummings and Peggy At the conclusion of the 2011-12 basketball season, Hill Davis have reached 20 or more wins in a single season. had twelve Trojans receive All-CIAA Academic Honors. The following season Coach Hill became only the third VSU’s Theresa Alexander, Yashica Blakney, Shantel Crout, women’s basketball coach at VSU to win 20+ games in Jasmine Deloatche, Frances Nerius, Briana Holt, Brittnay back-to-back seasons. Leon Bey and Bertha Cummings Newby-Ellis, Kiara Walton, Ashley Whitaker, Quiana achieved the feat during the 1980s. Kizer, Asya Smith, and Marquilla Evans all maintained a Hill also became the first VSU coach to guide the Trojans scholastic average of 3.00 or better while participating in to a Top 20 ranking in the USA Today/ESPN Women’s CIAA sports. Basketball Poll. VSU was ranked as high as #16 during the 2009-10 season. This achievement is the team’s highest Prior to the 2011-12 CIAA basketball season, Virginia ranking ever in the national poll in program history. State University’s women’s basketball team was picked to finish first overall in the CIAA Northern Division. That was The Trojans, under Coach Hill’s guidance, ranked as high the third consecutive year that the women’s basketball as third in the Atlantic Region of the NCAA in 2009-10, team has been predicted to finish first in their division, a marking the team’s highest ranking ever in the regional school record. poll. Hill’s coaching philosophy, both on and off the court In 2010-11, the Trojans finished with a 19-9 overall has blossomed into academic success for his Trojans. record, tied for first place in the CIAA Northern Division Rhon’Neisha Taylor was named to the CIAA- All with a 9-3 record, and advanced to the second round Commissioner’s Academic Team for the 09-10 season. of the 2011 CIAA Basketball Tournament. Hills’ 2010-11 Hill also coached three other Lady Trojans that were Trojan’s basketball team attained the highest GPA of the recipients of the 2009-10 DII Academic Achievement Women’s Head Coach

Awards; Dominique Dunn, Tierney Rock, and Nia Tournament. VSU also won the John B. McCLendon Thompson. Team Sportsmanship Award from the CIAA. Hill was named the CIAA Coach of the Week twice in Hill is a native of Macon, Ga., where he attended 2008-09, and the Trojans reached the semi-finals of Northeast High School. He played basketball for four the CIAA Tournament for the first time since 2002. VSU years while at Northeast, winning the Best All-Around was also ranked in the Top 50 of the USA Today/WBCA Player and Most Assists Award for three years. He also Rankings several times during 2008-09, marking the received the Grit Award, one of the highest athletic team’s first appearance in the poll since the 2001-02 awards given in Georgia. season. Hill landed at Shaw University, where he played VSU was also ranked as high as sixth in the NCAA basketball for three years while earning his Bachelors Division II South Atlantic Regional Poll and won nine of Science degree in Allied Health and Professional of their first 10 games last season, a feat that hadn’t Recreation. happened since the 1995-96 team won their first 18 games. He started his coaching career at Nash High School, where he was an assistant coach on the basketball and For his efforts, Hill was named the 2009 CIAA Coach of football teams. the Year. The Trojans were also given the award for the Hill moved on to Apex High School, and quickly received highest team grade point average in the CIAA that year. an assistant coaching position at his alma mater, Shaw University. In his first season, Hill guided the Trojans to a 9-20 record, including a 57-46 first-round upset of Virginia During Hill’s tenure at Shaw, the Lady Bears won Union University in the 2007 CIAA Tournament. The three consecutive CIAA championships, three Black win was the first for a Trojan team in the tournament College Championships, a South Atlantic Regional in four years. Championship and an appearance in the NCAA Elite Eight. In his first season, Hill was named CIAA Coach of the Week twice, once after the Trojans upset Fayetteville Hill was also named the CIAA Assistant Coach of the State and Elizabeth City State in back-to-back games. Year for two straight years while Shaw obtained an In 2007-08, Hill coached the Trojans to an 11-18 mark, overall record 105-21 during his time as assistant and guided VSU to the second round of the CIAA coach. Women’s Assistant Coaches

outstanding player, Outstanding Service Award, Athletic Trainer Senior Award, Most Improved Basketball Player and an Outstanding Student Honoree at Shaw University.

Upon graduation she moved on to be in charge of all youth at Garner Road YMCA where she was the Director of Youth Basketball Operations and Child Care Department. After four years of service, she left the YMCA to become the Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach for Virginia State University. Chiante Wester While serving her third year, she was one of 25 coaches chosen from 500 applicants to attend the 2008 NCAA Chiante Wester enters her eighth year as an assistant Women’s Coaches Academy. coach at Virginia State University. Coach Wester is a graduate of Shaw University, where Coach Wester duties as a coach are managing study hall she received her Bachelor’s of Sciences degree in Allied and academic progress. She is involved with all aspects Health Professional while participating in Women’s of the Trojan program. She serves as Film Coordinator Basketball from 2000-2002. In May of 2010, she received and handles all film exchanges. She is responsible her Masters Degree in Sports Management from Virginia for recruiting, scouting, academic progress, travel State University. arrangements, supervising all non-coaching personnel, player development and administrative duties. While attending Shaw she received several awards such as

joined the women’s basketball coaching staff. Prior, Coach Mills has coached on the community, middle school and on a highly competitive AAU level in Richmond, Va. from 2002-2008. He have achieved great success by winning championships on those levels and helping young athletes academically and athletically. In 2002 Anthony Mills founded and establish Richmond USA Basketball Club, a youth basketball exposure team stationed out of Richmond, Va. He parted ways with the organization to finish his education and pursue college coaching in 2008. Anthony Mills Now Anthony Mills is a member of the Virginia State University Athletic Dept. and is a young up-and-coming Anthony Mills enters his sixth year as an assistant coach coach with knowledge and intrinsic passion for the game at Virginia State University. of basketball. A native of Brooklyn, Ny., Anthony Mills graduated from Meadowbrook High School in Chesterfield, Va. and continued is education and graduated from Virginia State University with a Bachelors Degree in Teacher Education: Physical Education. Mr. Mills received his Masters Degree in Sports Management from Virginia State in 2010 and Women’s 2015-2016 Roster

# Full Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Hometown Previous School major

00 Domonique Hagins Jr. G 5-7 Washington DC Chesapeake CC Computer Engineering

1 Nandi Taylor Jr. G 5-5 Flint, MI Kentucky State Univ. Criminal Justice

2 Wynterra Pittman Sr. F 5-11 Graceville, FL Chattahoochie Valley CC Sport Mgmt.

4 Philandra Jordan Jr. G 5-3 Woodbridge, VA Woodbridge High MIS

10 Kiyana Stokes Jr. G 5-9 Raleigh, NC Lenoir Juco Biology

11 Endia McKinney So. G 5-9 Norfolk, VA Lake Taylor High Psychology

12 Kierra McKellery Jr. F 6-0 Odenton, MD Kutztown Univ. Computer Science

15 Miesha Adams Sr. F 6-0 Indian Head, MD Hagerstown CC Criminal Justice

20 Joy Hickmon Jr. G 5-7 Newark, DE Wilmington Christian High Electrical Engineering

21 Kasuela Cooper Jr. F/C 6-1 Aurora, IL Carl Albert State Sport Mgmt.

22 Yolanda Dantzler Jr. F 5-10 Philadelphia, PA Manor CC Criminal Justice

23 Imani Holloway Jr. F/C 6-0 Culver City, CA Santa Monica Criminal Justice

24 Stephanie Brown So. F 5-9 Philadelphia, PA Francis Marion Biology

25 Kira Odgen Jr. F 5-9 Wyncote, PA Manor CC Psychology

30 Donae’ Moguel Jr. C 6-2 Los Angeles, CA Chesapeake CC Business Mgmt.

32 Sadees Ortega Fr. G/F 5-9 Virginia Beach, VA Colonial Forge High Criminal Justice Players

#00 Domonique Hagins #1 Nandi Taylor #2 Wynterra Pittman #4 Philandra Jordan Junior Junior Senior Junior Guard Guard Forward Guard 5-6 5-5 5-11 5-3 Washington, DC Flint, MI Graceville, FL Woodbridge, VA

#10 Kiyana Stokes #11 Endia McKinney #12 Kierra McKellery #15 Miesha Adams Junior Sophomore Junior Senior Guard Guard Forward Forward 5-9 5-9 6-0 6-0 Raleigh, NC Norfolk, VA Ordenton, MD Indian Head, MD

#20 Joy Hickman #21 Kasuela Cooper #22 Yolanda Dantzler #23 Imani Holloway Junior Junior Junior Junior Guard Forward/ Center Forward Forward/Center 5-7 6-1 5-10 6-0 Newark, DE Aurora, IL Philadelphia, PA Culver City, CA

#24 Stephanie Brown #25 Kira Odgen #30 Donae’ Moguel #32 Sadees Ortega Sophomore Junior Junior Freshman Forward Forward Center Guard/Forward 5-9 5-9 6-2 5-11 Philadelphia, PA Wyncote, PA Los Angeles, CA Virginia Beach, VA Players Bios

Career Stats -Nominated to MD JUCO All- Chesapeake College Academic Team 2013-2014 -Named Starter in MD JUCO All- Pts: 9.0 Assist: 9.6 Star game -School career assists leader with 2014-2015 429 Pts: 9.7 -Team captain Assist: 6.8 -1st in NJCAA in total assists, assists per game and assist-to- Awards turnovers for PGs. -Region XX Champions (MVP of -NJCAA Tournament 4-game Region XX Tournament) assists record with 30 -Top 15 NJCAA National Ranking -Chesapeake’s single season and -4th in NJCAA in assists per game total assist records with 259 #00 Domonique Hagins Junior with 6.8 Guard -Region XX All-Conference Team 5-6 -MD JUCO All-State Team Washington, DC

Career Stats KSU 2013-2014 Pts: 7.2 Assist: 2.6 Rebounds: 2.0

#1 Nandi Taylor Junior Guard 5-5 Flint, MI

Career Stats -Second-team All-Conference -Conference Leading Rebounder VSU - Dean’s List Pts: 6.7 Assist: 1.0 VSU: Rebounds: 5.1 -2015 CIAA Northern Division Co- Champion Team Awards -2015 CIAA Championship Team High School: -2014-2015 Athletic Academic -First-team All-County Achievement Award -Scholar Athlete of the Week -Honor Graduate-GPA 3.75 #2 Wynterra Pittman Senior Chattahoochi CC: Forward 5-11 Graceville, FL Players Bios

Career Stats VSU 2014-2015 Pts: 3.7 Assist: 1.9 Rebounds: 0.6

Awards -2015 CIAA Northern Division Co- Champion Team -2015 CIAA Championship Team

#4 Philandra Jordan Junior Guard 5-3 Woodbridge, VA

Career Stats -All Conference Player (three years Juco 2013-2014 in a row) Pts: 13.0 -Player of the game (2 games in a Assist: 0.9 row) Rebounds: 5.0

2014-2015 Juco: Pts: 19.0 -All-Region X Team Assist: 1.0 Rebounds: 4.4 -Second Team All Region -Leading Scorer: 2014-2015 : Soph. Awards Year High School: -Second Leading Scorer: 2013-2014 #10 Kiyana Stokes -Most Outstanding Player : Freshmen Year Junior Guard 5-9 Raleigh, NC Career Stats VSU 2014-2015 Pts: 1.6 Assist: 0.1 Rebounds: 2.2

Awards -2015 CIAA Northern Division Co- Champion Team -2015 CIAA Championship Team

#11 Endia McKinney Sophomore Guard 5-9 Norfolk, VA Players Bios

Career Stats -2010- State Champions High School -2013 County Mention Pts: 8.4 -2013 Buffalo Wild Wings Rebounds: 7.8 Roundball Classic - 2013 695 Hoops All-Star Montgomery College - 2013 County All-Star Hoops Pts: 5.1 -Honor Roll Rebounds: 5.1 Montgomery College Awards - 2013-2014 Co-Captain High School - JUCO Honorable Mention -Co-captain #12 Kierra McKellery -2010 County Champtions Junior -2010 Regional Champions Forward 6-0 Ordenton, MD Career Stats & 12Rebs VSU -SMAC Regional Champs: 2008- 2014-2015 Pts: 4.2 2009, 2009-2010 and 2010- Assist: 0.3 2011 Rebounds: 3.8 -Hagerstown Lady Hawks Team Captain Awards -Honorable Mention for JUCO -Honor Roll -2015 CIAA Northern Division -SMAC Academic All-Conference Co-Champion Team Second Team; -2015 CIAA Championship Team -Honorable Mentions -First Team All SMAC #15 Miesha Adams -North Point Girls Basketball Senior MVP Forward 6-0 -All-Met Bubble Averaging 12Pts Indian Head, MD Career Stats -2015-2016 SAAC President VSU -2015 CIAA Northern Division 2013-2014 Pts: 1.7 Co-Champion Team Assist: 0.8 -2015 CIAA Championship Team Rebounds: 1.2 2014-2015 Pts: 2.2 Assist: 0.9 Rebounds: 1.3 Awards VSU: -Dean’s List #20 Joy Hickman -2014-2015 SAAC VP Junior Guard 5-7 Newark, DE Players Bios

VSU -All-Conference (Junior and Senior 2014-2015 years) Pts: 2.1 Assist: 0.1 Carl Albert State College: Rebounds: 1.7 -Leading Rebounder

Awards VSU High School: -2015 CIAA Northern Division Co- -High School-Player of the Month Champion Team (Each Year) -2015 CIAA Championship Team -Charleston High Player of the Year #21 Kasuela Cooper (Senior year) Junior Forward/ Center 6-1 Aurora, IL

Career Stats Awards High School -Good GPA Pts: 5.0 -Most Improved Assists: 3.0 Rebounds: 5.0

Manor College Pts: 6.5 Assist: 2.0 Rebounds: 5.0

#22 Yolanda Dantzler Junior Forward 5-10 Philadelphia, PA Career Stats College: Pts: 14.9 -2013 & 2014 All-Tournament Rebounds: 9.1 Selection in the San Diego Mesa and Ventura College Pre-Season Awards Tournaments. High school: -2013 & 2014 Athlete of the year -2011-2012 1st team all ocean recipient league -2013 & 2014 1st Team All Western -2012 San Diego Conference All- State Conference Selection Tournament Selection -2013 & 2014 Certificate of Achievement Award -2013 & 2014 Most Valuable Player

#23 Imani Holloway Junior Forward/Center 6-0 Culver City, CA Players Bios

Career Stats -Top 3 scorer and steals Francis Marion Pts: 9.3 Rebounds: 7.0

Awards -Honor Roll -Band Certificate -SNG On Air Certificate -All-American Honorable Mention -MVP #24 Stephanie Brown -NCAA Ranked Offensive Rebounder Sophomore -Team top rebounder Forward 5-9 Philadelphia, PA Career Stats Varsity Basketball) High School -4 Athletic Achievement Awards Pts: 12.0 Honor Roll Rebounds: 12.0 Manor College: Manor College -Certificate of Achievement in Pts: 9.0 Basketball Assist: 5.0 -Deans List Rebounds: 11.0 Awards High School: -Lucille Pendaleton Award (for #25 Kira Odgen exceptional service on the court) Junior -Sports Leadership Draft Award Forward -Suburban 1 All League (First Team in 5-9 Wyncote, PA Career Stats Awards Chesapeake College -Region XX First Team Tournament Pts: 13.0 Assist: 0.8 -MD JUCO Second-Team Rebounds: 11.4 -Region XX All-Conference -All Conference First Team Palisades Dolphins Pts: 12.0 Assist: 2.0 Rebounds: 13.0

#30 Donae’ Moguel Junior Center 6-2 Los Angeles, CA Players Bios

Career Stats Pts: 11.3 Rebounds: 14.6

Awards -Honor roll student -4 year member of Student Council Association -President of Distributive Education Clubs of America -All-Conference player, -Defensive player of the year #32 Sadees Ortega Freshman Guard/Forward 5-11 Virginia Beach, VA Women’s All-Time Leaders

INDIVIDUAL Assists: CAREER 19, Adrian Elliott vs. Hampton (2/20/90) Points: Field Goals: 2,254, Kammy Brown, 1986-90 16, Kammy Brown vs. Christopher Newport Rebounds: (1/6/90) 933, Doris Moncrief, 1994-98 3-Point Field Goals: Assists: 11, Jackie Carter vs. Saint Paul’s (1/23/94) 330, Erica Glasper, 2002-06 Steals: Blocks: 14, Anita Pettiford vs. Columbia Union (11/15/98) 119, Felicia Gibbs, 2003-06 Steals: TEAM 397, Doris Moncrief, 1994-98 SEASON Field Goals: Most Wins 887, Kammy Brown, 1986-90 25 1989-90 (25-3) 3-Point Field Goals: 25 2013-14 (25-3) 267, Jackie Carter, 1990-94 Most Points: Free Throws: 2,307 1989-90 478, Doris Moncrief, 1994-98 Best won-loss percentage .893 2013-14 (25 wins, 3 losses) SEASON Most Consecutive Wins: Points: 15 2013-14 656, Kammy Brown, 1989-90 Fewest Losses Average: 3 1989-90 27.3, Kammy Brown, 1989-90 3 2013-14 Rebounds: 327, Erica Taylor, 1992-93 GAME Assists: Most Points Scored: 163, Ronmia Bess, 2001-02 121 vs. Elizabeth City State (1/18/92) Blocks: Fewest Points Scored: 58, Felicia Gibbs, 2005-06 30 vs. Old Dominion (11/20/81) Field Goals: Most Points Allowed: 241, Kammy Brown, 1989-90 119 by Hampton (1976) Free Throws: Fewest Points Allowed: 158, Doris Moncrief, 1997-98 8 by Hampton (2/12/75) Largest Margin of Victory: GAME 80 points (104-24 vs. Columbia Union, 1/5/99) Points: Largest Margin of Defeat: 41, Kammy Brown vs. Elizabeth City State, 53 points (105-52 vs. Shaw, 1/18/05) (1/20/90) Rebounds: 26, Erica Taylor vs. Longwood (2/11/93) Virginia State Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 11, 2015) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 20-10 11-3 5-7 4-0 CONFERENCE 11-7 5-3 4-4 2-0 NON-CONFERENCE 9-3 6-0 1-3 2-0

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 00 JONES, Dashae 29-20 968 33.4 144-310 .4 6 5 79-184 .4 2 9 77-94 .8 1 9 21 68 89 3.1 71 1 107 88 4 46 444 15.3 02 PITTMAN, Wynterra 30-2 535 17.8 81-181 .4 4 8 0-0 .0 0 0 40-65 .6 1 5 46 107 153 5.1 72 2 31 61 27 21 202 6.7 04 JORDAN, Philandra 9-1 66 7.3 13-28 .4 6 4 3-9 .3 3 3 4-5 .8 0 0 3 2 5 0.6 5 0 8 9 0 5 33 3.7 05 LYONS, Jessica 30-30 979 32.6 86-247 .3 4 8 32-98 .3 2 7 100-125 .8 0 0 31 103 134 4.5 87 3 126 78 0 49 304 10.1 10 STEVENS, Antavia 19-0 95 5.0 6-27 .2 2 2 4-19 .2 1 1 7-8 .8 7 5 5 11 16 0.8 21 0 5 13 0 9 23 1.2 11 McKINNEY, Endia 10-2 76 7.6 7-30 .2 3 3 2-12 .1 6 7 0-0 .0 0 0 13 9 22 2.2 9 0 1 5 1 3 16 1.6 12 DIXON, Jasmine 3-0 13 4.3 0-3 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 1-2 .5 0 0 1 1 2 0.7 5 0 0 1 0 1 1 0.3 14 MARRIOTT, Cana 29-18 767 26.4 103-270 .3 8 1 43-122 .3 5 2 24-30 .8 0 0 11 59 70 2.4 61 1 63 60 3 37 273 9.4 15 ADAMS, Miesha 28-19 433 15.5 50-117 .4 2 7 1-1 1.000 16-33 .4 8 5 28 77 105 3.8 44 2 9 15 5 10 117 4.2 20 HICKMAN, Joy 21-3 222 10.6 16-38 .4 2 1 6-20 .3 0 0 9-13 .6 9 2 10 18 28 1.3 16 0 19 12 1 10 47 2.2 21 COOPER, Kasuela 17-1 103 6.1 16-35 .4 5 7 0-0 .0 0 0 4-7 .5 7 1 14 15 29 1.7 8 0 1 6 5 4 36 2.1 22 SETTLES, Joi 6-0 20 3.3 3-6 .5 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 2-2 1.000 0 4 4 0.7 2 0 0 3 1 0 8 1.3 23 ADAIR, Tiffanie 28-28 881 31.5 161-270 .5 9 6 0-3 .0 0 0 88-130 .6 7 7 78 172 250 8.9 89 3 29 74 15 18 410 14.6 24 TALTON, Braxtyn 24-3 256 10.7 26-81 .3 2 1 11-45 .2 4 4 19-23 .8 2 6 13 18 31 1.3 18 0 22 13 0 3 82 3.4 32 WATERS, DeAnna 28-23 587 21.0 66-145 .4 5 5 0-0 .0 0 0 25-41 .6 1 0 48 80 128 4.6 51 0 38 41 15 27 157 5.6 Team 48 70 118 11 Total...... 30 6001 778-1788 .4 3 5 181-513 .3 5 3 416-578 .7 2 0 370 814 1184 39.5 559 12 459 490 77 243 2153 71.8 Opponents...... 30 5998 662-1754 .3 7 7 137-477 .2 8 7 407-645 .6 3 1 396 726 1122 37.4 514 - 343 505 59 237 1868 62.3

TEAM STATISTICS VSUW OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 2153 1868 12/7/14 at Edinboro L 64-72 113 Points per game 71.8 62.3 11/28/14 CHEYNEY W 88-53 239 Scoring margin +9.5 - 11/22/14 vs Miles W 74-64 187 FIELD GOALS-ATT 778-1788 662-1754 11/23/14 CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY W 82-64 289 Field goal pct .4 3 5 .3 7 7 11/16/14 WASHINGTON ADVENTIST W 91-47 496 3 POINT FG-ATT 181-513 137-477 11/19/14 at UDC L 62-88 400 3-point FG pct .3 5 3 .2 8 7 11/29/14 WILMINGTON W 81-57 209 3-pt FG made per game 6.0 4.6 12/12/14 at Salem International W 75-63 0 FREE THROWS-ATT 416-578 407-645 12/16/14 APPRENTICE SCHOOL W 96-52 357 Free throw pct .7 2 0 .6 3 1 12/13/14 WVU PARKERSBURG (W) W 106-58 0 F-Throws made per game 13.9 13.6 * 01/03/15 FAYETTEVILLE STATE W 67-55 348 REBOUNDS 1184 1122 * 01/05/15 SHAW W 84-62 246 Rebounds per game 39.5 37.4 * 01/08/15 at Winston-Salem State L 57-65 318 Rebounding margin +2.1 - * 01/10/15 at Livingstone College L 68-77 1269 ASSISTS 459 343 * 1/12/15 at Johnson C. Smith L 58-62 450 Assists per game 15.3 11.4 * 01/17/15 VIRGINIA UNION W 64-38 421 TURNOVERS 490 505 * 01/21/15 CHOWAN W 71-56 0 Turnovers per game 16.3 16.8 * 2/21/15 at LUPA-W W 56-51 340 Turnover margin +0.5 - * 1/24/15 at Elizabeth City State W 76-74 718 Assist/turnover ratio 0.9 0.7 * 1/28/15 at Bowie State W 72-67 465 STEALS 243 237 * 1/31/15 LUPA-W L 61-72 0 Steals per game 8.1 7.9 * 2/4/2015 SAINT AUGUSTINE'S L 69-77 324 BLOCKS 77 59 * 2/11/15 at Chowan L 48-68 585 Blocks per game 2.6 2.0 * 2/14/15 ELIZABETH CITY STATE L 56-63 432 ATTENDANCE 3580 5946 * 2/19/15 at Virginia Union W 67-57 451 Home games-Avg/Game 14-256 12-480 * 02/18/15 BOWIE STATE W 85-71 219 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 4-47 * 2/28/15 vs LUPA-W W 73-49 0 * 2/27/15 vs Shaw W 69-47 0 Score by Periods 1st 2nd Totals 2/25/15 vs Elizabeth City State W 58-53 0 Virginia State 1035 1118 2153 03/13/15 at California (PA) L 75-86 650 Opponents 867 1001 1868 * - Conference game Virginia State Team Game-by-Game (as of Sep 11, 2015) All games

TEAM STATISTICS

Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg at Edinboro 12/7/14 64-72 L 23-55 .4 1 8 5-12 .4 1 7 13-18 .7 2 2 8 30 38 38.0 10 12 16 4 2 64 64.0 CHEYNEY 11/28/14 88-53 W 28-65 .4 3 1 9-22 .4 0 9 23-28 .8 2 1 19 31 50 44.0 23 21 18 3 6 88 76.0 vs Miles 11/22/14 74-64 W 30-69 .4 3 5 3-16 .1 8 8 11-14 .7 8 6 12 32 44 44.0 19 21 15 2 15 74 75.3 CLARK ATLANTA UNIVER 11/23/14 82-64 W 26-67 .3 8 8 6-16 .3 7 5 24-29 .8 2 8 17 35 52 46.0 13 17 12 1 6 82 77.0 WASHINGTON ADVENTIS 11/16/14 91-47 W 34-68 .5 0 0 9-22 .4 0 9 14-23 .6 0 9 14 29 43 45.4 14 20 19 0 22 91 79.8 at UDC 11/19/14 62-88 L 21-55 .3 8 2 4-17 .2 3 5 16-25 .6 4 0 11 22 33 43.3 20 12 22 0 5 62 76.8 WILMINGTON 11/29/14 81-57 W 31-73 .4 2 5 8-25 .3 2 0 11-18 .6 1 1 18 27 45 43.6 18 17 12 2 8 81 77.4 at Salem International 12/12/14 75-63 W 26-65 .4 0 0 5-19 .2 6 3 18-23 .7 8 3 12 28 40 43.1 15 17 9 6 7 75 77.1 APPRENTICE SCHOOL 12/16/14 96-52 W 43-69 .6 2 3 5-16 .3 1 3 5-9 .5 5 6 17 34 51 44.0 19 27 17 7 6 96 79.2 WVU PARKERSBURG (W) 12/13/14 106-58 W 40-93 .4 3 0 9-27 .3 3 3 17-22 .7 7 3 34 32 66 46.2 21 29 12 2 10 106 81.9 FAYETTEVILLE STATE 01/03/15 67-55 W 26-55 .4 7 3 7-13 .5 3 8 8-13 .6 1 5 7 21 28 44.5 19 11 17 2 15 67 80.5 SHAW 01/05/15 84-62 W 34-69 .4 9 3 8-22 .3 6 4 8-10 .8 0 0 8 33 41 44.2 15 16 12 0 9 84 80.8 at Winston-Salem State 01/08/15 57-65 L 16-42 .3 8 1 1-7 .1 4 3 24-35 .6 8 6 8 25 33 43.4 21 10 14 4 7 57 79.0 at Livingstone College 01/10/15 68-77 L 25-60 .4 1 7 6-17 .3 5 3 12-18 .6 6 7 13 20 33 42.6 20 10 18 3 8 68 78.2 at Johnson C. Smith 1/12/15 58-62 L 18-49 .3 6 7 4-12 .3 3 3 18-24 .7 5 0 9 24 33 42.0 25 10 26 1 7 58 76.9 VIRGINIA UNION 01/17/15 64-38 W 26-67 .3 8 8 6-18 .3 3 3 6-11 .5 4 5 16 39 55 42.8 17 14 19 5 10 64 76.1 CHOWAN 01/21/15 71-56 W 24-46 .5 2 2 4-10 .4 0 0 19-31 .6 1 3 7 24 31 42.1 25 18 18 4 5 71 75.8 at LUPA-W 2/21/15 56-51 W 23-60 .3 8 3 6-22 .2 7 3 4-6 .6 6 7 15 35 50 42.6 17 12 26 4 9 56 74.7 at Elizabeth City State 1/24/15 76-74 W 26-52 .5 0 0 6-15 .4 0 0 18-24 .7 5 0 12 18 30 41.9 11 17 13 4 5 76 74.7 at Bowie State 1/28/15 72-67 W 23-58 .3 9 7 10-24 .4 1 7 16-24 .6 6 7 13 24 37 41.7 17 16 13 0 9 72 74.6 LUPA-W 1/31/15 61-72 L 22-59 .3 7 3 9-19 .4 7 4 8-9 .8 8 9 11 20 31 41.1 19 13 18 5 6 61 74.0 SAINT AUGUSTINE'S 2/4/2015 69-77 L 27-59 .4 5 8 6-23 .2 6 1 9-9 1.000 12 20 32 40.7 23 19 20 4 4 69 73.7 at Chowan 2/11/15 48-68 L 18-52 .3 4 6 2-14 .1 4 3 10-20 .5 0 0 6 13 19 39.8 21 6 16 0 10 48 72.6 ELIZABETH CITY STATE 2/14/15 56-63 L 19-44 .4 3 2 5-13 .3 8 5 13-20 .6 5 0 7 21 28 39.3 17 12 9 1 2 56 71.9 at Virginia Union 2/19/15 67-57 W 26-62 .4 1 9 4-13 .3 0 8 11-12 .9 1 7 12 24 36 39.2 17 19 13 1 12 67 71.7 BOWIE STATE 02/18/15 85-71 W 28-64 .4 3 8 9-20 .4 5 0 20-26 .7 6 9 11 29 40 39.2 18 13 11 2 13 85 72.2 vs LUPA-W 2/28/15 73-49 W 22-48 .4 5 8 9-18 .5 0 0 20-24 .8 3 3 6 29 35 39.0 19 17 14 3 10 73 72.3 vs Shaw 2/27/15 69-47 W 27-63 .4 2 9 9-17 .5 2 9 6-8 .7 5 0 13 36 49 39.4 23 15 16 4 9 69 72.1 vs Elizabeth City State 2/25/15 58-53 W 19-50 .3 8 0 4-14 .2 8 6 16-23 .6 9 6 15 29 44 39.6 18 8 17 1 1 58 71.7 at California (PA) 03/13/15 75-86 L 27-50 .5 4 0 3-10 .3 0 0 18-22 .8 1 8 7 30 37 39.5 25 10 28 2 5 75 71.8 Virginia State 2153 778-1788 . 4 3 5 181-513 . 3 5 3 416-578 . 7 2 0 370 814 1184 39.5 559 459 490 77 243 2153 71.8 Opponents 1868 662-1754 . 3 7 7 137-477 . 2 8 7 407-645 . 6 3 1 396 726 1122 37.4 514 343 505 59 237 1868 62.3

Games played: 30 Rebounds/game: 39.5 Points/game: 71.8 Assists/game: 15.3 FG Pct: 43.5 Turnovers/game: 16.3 3FG Pct: 35.3 Assist/turnover ratio: 0.9 FT Pct: 72.0 Steals/game: 8.1 Blocks/game: 2.6 Virginia State Game-by-Game Highs (as of Sep 11, 2015) All games

Opponent Date Score Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocked shots at Edinboro 12/7/14 64-72 18-ADAIR, Tiffanie 12-ADAIR, Tiffanie 5-JONES, Dashae 1-WATERS, DeAnna 1-PITTMAN, Wynterr JONES, Dashae ADAIR, Tiffanie WATERS, DeAnna MARRIOTT, Cana CHEYNEY 11/28/14 88-53 17-ADAIR, Tiffanie 10-ADAIR, Tiffanie 6-JONES, Dashae 1-STEVENS, Antavia 1-ADAIR, Tiffanie JONES, Dashae COOPER, Kasuela HICKMAN, Joy WATERS, DeAnna McKINNEY, Endia MARRIOTT, Cana LYONS, Jessica vs Miles 11/22/14 74-64 20-ADAIR, Tiffanie 12-ADAIR, Tiffanie 6-LYONS, Jessica 3-MARRIOTT, Cana 1-COOPER, Kasuela ADAIR, Tiffanie CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERS 11/23/14 82-64 20-JONES, Dashae 13-ADAIR, Tiffanie 7-LYONS, Jessica 1-LYONS, Jessica 1-PITTMAN, Wynterr JONES, Dashae MARRIOTT, Cana COOPER, Kasuela ADAMS, Miesha ADAIR, Tiffanie WASHINGTON ADVENTIST 11/16/14 91-47 13-JONES, Dashae 7-ADAIR, Tiffanie 7-JONES, Dashae 5-PITTMAN, Wynterr None at UDC 11/19/14 62-88 16-ADAIR, Tiffanie 10-ADAIR, Tiffanie 4-JONES, Dashae 2-PITTMAN, Wynterr None WATERS, DeAnna WILMINGTON 11/29/14 81-57 20-ADAIR, Tiffanie 14-PITTMAN, Wynterr 4-WATERS, DeAnna 3-LYONS, Jessica 1-WATERS, DeAnna PITTMAN, Wynterra at Salem International 12/12/14 75-63 21-ADAIR, Tiffanie 11-ADAIR, Tiffanie 6-JONES, Dashae 2-MARRIOTT, Cana 3-ADAIR, Tiffanie ADAIR, Tiffanie APPRENTICE SCHOOL 12/16/14 96-52 17-JONES, Dashae 10-ADAIR, Tiffanie 7-JONES, Dashae 2-WATERS, DeAnna 3-ADAIR, Tiffanie WVU PARKERSBURG (W) 12/13/14 106-58 20-HICKMAN, Joy 11-PITTMAN, Wynterr 11-LYONS, Jessica 3-JORDAN, Philandra 1-COOPER, Kasuela HICKMAN, Joy FAYETTEVILLE STATE 01/03/15 67-55 20-JONES, Dashae 9-ADAIR, Tiffanie 3-JONES, Dashae 4-MARRIOTT, Cana 1-WATERS, DeAnna LYONS, Jessica PITTMAN, Wynterra SHAW 01/05/15 84-62 24-LYONS, Jessica 11-ADAIR, Tiffanie 6-JONES, Dashae 2-ADAIR, Tiffanie None ADAMS, Miesha LYONS, Jessica at Winston-Salem State 01/08/15 57-65 21-ADAIR, Tiffanie 9-ADAIR, Tiffanie 4-LYONS, Jessica 2-JONES, Dashae 2-PITTMAN, Wynterr JONES, Dashae ADAMS, Miesha LYONS, Jessica at Livingstone College 01/10/15 68-77 26-JONES, Dashae 12-ADAIR, Tiffanie 4-LYONS, Jessica 5-JONES, Dashae 2-ADAIR, Tiffanie at Johnson C. Smith 1/12/15 58-62 18-MARRIOTT, Cana 10-ADAIR, Tiffanie 3-JONES, Dashae 5-LYONS, Jessica 1-PITTMAN, Wynterr PITTMAN, Wynterra LYONS, Jessica VIRGINIA UNION 01/17/15 64-38 13-JONES, Dashae 14-WATERS, DeAnna 5-WATERS, DeAnna 4-LYONS, Jessica 2-WATERS, DeAnna CHOWAN 01/21/15 71-56 23-JONES, Dashae 9-PITTMAN, Wynterr 5-LYONS, Jessica 3-JONES, Dashae 3-PITTMAN, Wynterr JONES, Dashae at LUPA-W 2/21/15 56-51 18-JONES, Dashae 13-PITTMAN, Wynterr 4-MARRIOTT, Cana 5-JONES, Dashae 3-PITTMAN, Wynterr at Elizabeth City State 1/24/15 76-74 28-JONES, Dashae 6-ADAIR, Tiffanie 7-JONES, Dashae 2-LYONS, Jessica 1-JONES, Dashae JONES, Dashae PITTMAN, Wynterra WATERS, DeAnna ADAMS, Miesha at Bowie State 1/28/15 72-67 21-JONES, Dashae 7-ADAIR, Tiffanie 6 - L Y O N S , J e s s ic a 3-WATERS, DeAnna None LUPA-W 1/31/15 61-72 12-JONES, Dashae 7-ADAMS, Miesha 4-LYONS, Jessica 2-LYONS, Jessica 3-PITTMAN, Wynterr MARRIOTT, Cana SAINT AUGUSTINE'S 2/4/2015 69-77 21-ADAIR, Tiffanie 8-ADAIR, Tiffanie 5-JONES, Dashae 2-MARRIOTT, Cana 1-JONES, Dashae LYONS, Jessica MARRIOTT, Cana Virginia State Game-by-Game Highs (as of Sep 11, 2015) All games

Opponent Date Score Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocked shots WATERS, DeAnna ADAMS, Miesha at Chowan 2/11/15 48-68 17-ADAIR, Tiffanie 4-ADAIR, Tiffanie 2-LYONS, Jessica 4-WATERS, DeAnna None LYONS, Jessica ELIZABETH CITY STATE 2/14/15 56-63 15-JONES, Dashae 8-ADAIR, Tiffanie 3-JONES, Dashae 1-LYONS, Jessica 1-ADAMS, Miesha TALTON, Braxtyn JONES, Dashae at Virginia Union 2/19/15 67-57 16-JONES, Dashae 9-PITTMAN, Wynterr 7-LYONS, Jessica 4-MARRIOTT, Cana 1-WATERS, DeAnna PITTMAN, Wynterra MARRIOTT, Cana BOWIE STATE 02/18/15 85-71 24-JONES, Dashae 11-ADAIR, Tiffanie 7-LYONS, Jessica 4-ADAIR, Tiffanie 2-PITTMAN, Wynterr vs LUPA-W 2/28/15 73-49 16-LYONS, Jessica 8-ADAIR, Tiffanie 5-LYONS, Jessica 6-JONES, Dashae 2-PITTMAN, Wynterr vs Shaw 2/27/15 69-47 17-JONES, Dashae 9-JONES, Dashae 6-LYONS, Jessica 4-PITTMAN, Wynterr 3-PITTMAN, Wynterr LYONS, Jessica vs Elizabeth City State 2/25/15 58-53 21-ADAIR, Tiffanie 13-ADAIR, Tiffanie 3-MARRIOTT, Cana 1-LYONS, Jessica 1-PITTMAN, Wynterr at California (PA) 03/13/15 75-86 25-ADAIR, Tiffanie 9-ADAIR, Tiffanie 3-WATERS, DeAnna 3-LYONS, Jessica 1-JONES, Dashae WATERS, DeAnna WATERS, DeAnna Virginia State Team High/Low Analysis (as of Sep 11, 2015) All games

Virginia State - TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS 106 WVU PARKERSBURG (W) (12/13/14) 96 APPRENTICE SCHOOL (12/16/14) 91 WASHINGTON ADVENTIST (11/16/14) 88 CHEYNEY (11/28/14) 85 BOWIE STATE (02/18/15) FIELD GOALS MADE 43 APPRENTICE SCHOOL (12/16/14) 40 WVU PARKERSBURG (W) (12/13/14) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 93 WVU PARKERSBURG (W) (12/13/14) 73 WILMINGTON (11/29/14) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .623 (43-69) APPRENTICE SCHOOL (12/16/14) .540 (27-50) at California (PA) (03/13/15) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 10 at Bowie State (1/28/15) 9 vs Shaw (2/27/15) 9 vs LUPA-W (2/28/15) 9 BOWIE STATE (02/18/15) 9 LUPA-W (1/31/15) 9 WVU PARKERSBURG (W) (12/13/14) 9 WASHINGTON ADVENTIST (11/16/14) 9 CHEYNEY (11/28/14) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 27 WVU PARKERSBURG (W) (12/13/14) 25 WILMINGTON (11/29/14) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .538 (7-13) FAYETTEVILLE STATE (01/03/15) .529 (9-17) vs Shaw (2/27/15) FREE THROWS MADE 24 at Winston-Salem State (01/08/15) 24 CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY (11/23/14) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 35 at Winston-Salem State (01/08/15) 31 CHOWAN (01/21/15) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 (9-9) SAINT AUGUSTINE'S (2/4/2015) .917 (11-12) at Virginia Union (2/19/15) REBOUNDS 66 WVU PARKERSBURG (W) (12/13/14) 55 VIRGINIA UNION (01/17/15) ASSISTS 29 WVU PARKERSBURG (W) (12/13/14) 27 APPRENTICE SCHOOL (12/16/14) STEALS 22 WASHINGTON ADVENTIST (11/16/14) 15 FAYETTEVILLE STATE (01/03/15) 15 vs Miles (11/22/14) BLOCKED SHOTS 7 APPRENTICE SCHOOL (12/16/14) 6 at Salem International (12/12/14) TURNOVERS 28 at California (PA) (03/13/15) 26 at LUPA-W (2/21/15) 26 at Johnson C. Smith (1/12/15) FOULS 25 at California (PA) (03/13/15) 25 CHOWAN (01/21/15) 25 at Johnson C. Smith (1/12/15) Virginia State TeamVirginia Game-by-Game State Team Comparison Game-by-Game (as Comparisonof Sep 11, 2015) (as of Sep 11, 2015) All games All games

Opponent Opponent1st 2nd Score Mar1st Total2nd FGScore FGMar Pct Total3-Pointers FG FG Pct3FG Pct3-PointersFree Throws3FG PctFT PctFree ThrowsReboundsFT Pct AssistReboundsT/Over AssistBlock T/OverSteal BlockFouls Steal Fouls Edinboro Edinboro24/38 40/34 64-72 (8)24/38 23-55/30-6240/34 64-72 .418/.484(8) 23-55/30-625-12/7-13 .418/.484.417/.5385-12/7-1313-18/5-8.417/.538.722/.62513-18/5-838/31 .722/.625+7 12/2038/31 16/9+7 12/204/4 16/92/9 4/410/20 2/9 10/20 CHEYNEY CHEYNEY54/21 34/32 88-53 +3554/21 28-65/15-5634/32 88-53 .431/.268+35 28-65/15-569-22/0-12 .431/.268.409/.0009-22/0-1223-28/23-27.409/.000.821/.85223-28/23-2750/36 .821/.852+14 21/550/36 18/23+14 21/53/3 18/236/8 3/323/22 6/8 23/22 Miles 33/29 41/35 74-64 +10 30-69/25-59 .435/.424 3-16/2-8 .188/.250 11-14/12-25 .786/.480 44/40 +4 21/15 15/19 2/2 15/9 19/16 Miles 33/29 41/35 74-64 +10 30-69/25-59 .435/.424 3-16/2-8 .188/.250 11-14/12-25 .786/.480 44/40 +4 21/15 15/19 2/2 15/9 19/16 CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY 30/27 52/37 82-64 +18 26-67/25-67 .388/.373 6-16/8-24 .375/.333 24-29/6-14 .828/.429 52/37 +15 17/13 12/14 1/0 6/8 13/23 CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY 30/27 52/37 82-64 +18 26-67/25-67 .388/.373 6-16/8-24 .375/.333 24-29/6-14 .828/.429 52/37 +15 17/13 12/14 1/0 6/8 13/23 WASHINGTON ADVENTIST 43/16 48/31 91-47 +44 34-68/15-55 .500/.273 9-22/4-26 .409/.154 14-23/13-18 .609/.722 43/38 +5 20/7 19/31 0/1 22/8 14/13 WASHINGTON ADVENTIST UDC43/16 48/31 91-47 +4429/41 34-68/15-5533/47 62-88 .500/.273(26) 21-55/31-629-22/4-26 .382/.500.409/.1544-17/7-2014-23/13-18.235/.350.609/.72216-25/19-2643/38 .640/.731+5 20/733/38 19/31(5) 12/140/1 22/1622/8 0/314/13 5/10 20/21 UDC WILMINGTON29/41 33/47 62-88 (26)35/30 21-55/31-6246/27 81-57 .382/.500+24 31-73/20-554-17/7-20 .425/.364.235/.3508-25/3-1316-25/19-26.320/.231.640/.73111-18/14-1833/38 .611/.778(5) 12/1445/39 22/16+6 17/60/3 12/185/10 2/120/21 8/6 18/16 WILMINGTON Salem35/30 International46/27 81-57 +2439/34 31-73/20-5536/29 75-63 .425/.364+12 26-65/24-688-25/3-13 .400/.353.320/.2315-19/6-2111-18/14-18.263/.286.611/.77818-23/9-1345/39 .783/.692+6 17/640/36 12/18+4 17/122/1 9/148/6 6/018/16 7/4 15/19 Salem International APPRENTICE39/34 36/29 SCHOOL75-63 +1251/23 26-65/24-6845/29 96-52 .400/.353+44 43-69/17-575-19/6-21 .623/.298.263/.2865-16/7-2218-23/9-13.313/.318.783/.6925-9/11-1940/36 .556/.579+4 17/1251/23 9/14+28 27/96/0 17/197/4 7/015/19 6/11 19/13 APPRENTICE SCHOOL WVU51/23 PARKERSBURG45/29 96-52 (W) +4457/28 43-69/17-5749/30 106-58 .623/.298+48 40-93/16-555-16/7-22 .430/.291.313/.3189-27/7-275-9/11-19.333/.259.556/.57917-22/19-2651/23 .773/.731+28 27/966/30 17/19+36 29/127/0 12/206/11 2/319/13 10/5 21/14 WVU PARKERSBURG (W) FAYETTEVILLE57/28 49/30 STATE106-58 +4836/23 40-93/16-5531/32 67-55 .430/.291+12 26-55/22-509-27/7-27 .473/.440.333/.2597-13/1-217-22/19-26.538/.500.773/.7318-13/10-2066/30 .615/.500+36 29/1228/38 12/20(10) 11/102/3 17/2210/5 2/221/14 15/5 19/14 FAYETTEVILLE STATE SHAW36/23 31/32 67-55 +1231/24 26-55/22-5053/38 84-62 .473/.440+22 34-69/26-687-13/1-2 .493/.382.538/.5008-22/3-158-13/10-20.364/.200.615/.5008-10/7-1628/38 .800/.438(10) 11/1041/44 17/22(3) 16/122/2 12/1715/5 0/119/14 9/7 15/12 SHAW Winston-Salem31/24 53/38 State84-62 +2220/32 34-69/26-6837/33 57-65 .493/.382(8) 16-42/21-608-22/3-15 .381/.350.364/.2001-7/5-158-10/7-16.143/.333.800/.43824-35/18-3141/44 .686/.581(3) 16/1233/48 12/17(15) 10/100/1 14/169/7 4/015/12 7/8 21/24 Winston-Salem State Livingstone20/32 37/33 College 57-65 (8)28/42 16-42/21-6040/35 68-77 .381/.350(9) 25-60/27-641-7/5-15 .417/.422.143/.3336-17/4-1324-35/18-31.353/.308.686/.58112-18/19-3033/48 .667/.633(15) 10/1033/48 14/16(15) 10/144/0 18/177/8 3/621/24 8/7 20/15 Johnson C. Smith 25/33 33/29 58-62 (4) 18-49/20-53 .367/.377 4-12/1-9 .333/.111 18-24/21-34 .750/.618 33/41 (8) 10/11 26/25 1/0 7/12 25/20 Livingstone College 28/42 40/35 68-77 (9) 25-60/27-64 .417/.422 6-17/4-13 .353/.308 12-18/19-30 .667/.633 33/48 (15) 10/14 18/17 3/6 8/7 20/15 VIRGINIA UNION 29/17 35/21 64-38 +26 26-67/14-62 .388/.226 6-18/1-15 .333/.067 6-11/9-17 .545/.529 55/42 +13 14/5 19/19 5/1 10/10 17/13 Johnson C. Smith 25/33 33/29 58-62 (4) 18-49/20-53 .367/.377 4-12/1-9 .333/.111 18-24/21-34 .750/.618 33/41 (8) 10/11 26/25 1/0 7/12 25/20 CHOWAN 29/21 42/35 71-56 +15 24-46/18-48 .522/.375 4-10/3-12 .400/.250 19-31/17-27 .613/.630 31/30 +1 18/10 18/16 4/0 5/9 25/19 VIRGINIA UNION LUPA-W29/17 35/21 64-38 +2632/16 26-67/14-6224/35 56-51 .388/.226+5 23-60/20-606-18/1-15 .383/.333.333/.0676-22/5-166-11/9-17.273/.313.545/.5294-6/6-2355/42 .667/.261+13 14/550/36 19/19+14 12/115/1 26/1410/10 4/317/13 9/13 17/13 CHOWAN Elizabeth29/21 City42/35 State 71-56 +1532/38 24-46/18-4844/36 76-74 .522/.375+2 26-52/27-544-10/3-12 .500/.500.400/.2506-15/13-2319-31/17-27.400/.565.613/.63018-24/7-1031/30 .750/.700+1 18/1030/30 18/16 - 17/174/0 13/135/9 4/325/19 5/8 11/17 LUPA-W Bowie32/16 State24/35 56-51 +540/25 23-60/20-6032/42 72-67 .383/.333+5 23-58/27-626-22/5-16 .397/.435.273/.31310-24/4-184-6/6-23.417/.222.667/.26116-24/9-1450/36 .667/.643+14 12/1137/40 26/14(3) 16/134/3 13/149/13 0/217/13 9/4 17/15 Elizabeth City State LUPA-W32/38 44/36 76-74 +240/33 26-52/27-5421/39 61-72 .500/.500(11) 22-59/25-566-15/13-23.373/.446.400/.5659-19/4-1118-24/7-10.474/.364.750/.7008-9/18-2430/30 .889/.750 - 17/1731/40 13/13(9) 13/154/3 18/185/8 5/211/17 6/12 19/13 Bowie State SAINT40/25 AUGUSTINE'S32/42 72-67 +537/33 23-58/27-6232/44 69-77 .397/.435(8) 27-59/25-6010-24/4-18.458/.417.417/.2226-23/8-1516-24/9-14.261/.533.667/.6439-9/19-2837/40 1000/.679(3) 16/1332/39 13/14(7) 19/120/2 20/189/4 4/117/15 4/12 23/10 LUPA-W Chowan40/33 21/39 61-72 (11)25/31 22-59/25-5623/37 48-68 .373/.446(20) 18-52/25-469-19/4-11 .346/.543.474/.3642-14/3-98-9/18-24.143/.333.889/.75010-20/15-2631/40 .500/.577(9) 13/1519/39 18/18(20) 6/125/2 16/286/12 0/319/13 10/8 21/21 SAINT AUGUSTINE'S ELIZABETH37/33 32/44 CITY STATE69-77 (8)26/32 27-59/25-6030/31 56-63 .458/.417(7) 19-44/21-526-23/8-15 .432/.404.261/.5335-13/5-189-9/19-28.385/.2781000/.67913-20/16-1832/39 .650/.889(7) 19/1228/35 20/18(7) 12/104/1 9/74/12 1/123/10 2/2 17/17 Chowan Virginia25/31 Union23/37 48-68 (20)29/31 18-52/25-4638/26 67-57 .346/.543+10 26-62/20-512-14/3-9 .419/.392.143/.3334-13/2-1310-20/15-26.308/.154.500/.57711-12/15-2319/39 .917/.652(20) 6/1236/37 16/28(1) 19/160/3 13/1810/8 1/121/21 12/5 17/17 ELIZABETH CITY STATE BOWIE26/32 STATE30/31 56-63 (7)45/44 19-44/21-5240/27 85-71 .432/.404+14 28-64/27-685-13/5-18 .438/.397.385/.2789-20/8-2413-20/16-18.450/.333.650/.88920-26/9-1628/35 .769/.563(7) 12/1040/45 9/7(5) 13/121/1 11/162/2 2/217/17 13/5 18/20 LUPA-W 39/21 34/28 73-49 +24 22-48/17-63 .458/.270 9-18/4-19 .500/.211 20-24/11-21 .833/.524 35/46 (11) 17/5 14/17 3/5 10/6 19/22 Virginia Union 29/31 38/26 67-57 +10 26-62/20-51 .419/.392 4-13/2-13 .308/.154 11-12/15-23 .917/.652 36/37 (1) 19/16 13/18 1/1 12/5 17/17 Shaw 35/16 34/31 69-47 +22 27-63/15-58 .429/.259 9-17/1-11 .529/.091 6-8/16-27 .750/.593 49/37 +12 15/7 16/11 4/2 9/9 23/14 BOWIE STATE 45/44 40/27 85-71 +14 28-64/27-68 .438/.397 9-20/8-24 .450/.333 20-26/9-16 .769/.563 40/45 (5) 13/12 11/16 2/2 13/5 18/20 Elizabeth City State 32/23 26/30 58-53 +5 19-50/17-52 .380/.327 4-14/4-15 .286/.267 16-23/15-21 .696/.714 44/27 +17 8/9 17/6 1/7 1/7 18/21 Virginia StateLUPA-W Team Game-by-Game 39/21Comparison34/28 73-49(as of Sep+24 11,22-48/17-63 2015) .458/.270Virginia State9-18/4-19 Team Game-by-Game.500/.211 20-24/11-21 Comparison.833/.524 (as35/46 of Sep(11) 11, 2015)17/5 14/17 3/5 10/6 19/22 All gamesCalifornia (PA) 30/45 45/41 75-86 (11) 27-50/30-71 .540/.423 3-10/7-18All games.300/.389 18-22/19-25 .818/.760 37/32 +5 10/19 28/10 2/0 5/10 25/20 Shaw 35/16 34/31 69-47 +22 27-63/15-58 .429/.259 9-17/1-11 .529/.091 6-8/16-27 .750/.593 49/37 +12 15/7 16/11 4/2 9/9 23/14 Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar TotalElizabeth FG CityFG PctState 3-PointersNote:Opponent32/23 3FGGame 26/30Pct totals Freeare58-53 displayed Throws in+5 the1stFT format Pct19-50/17-522nd TEAM/OPPONENTReboundsScore.380/.327MarAssist for eachTotal T/Over4-14/4-15category FG BlockFG.286/.267 PctSteal 3-PointersFouls16-23/15-213FG Pct.696/.714Free Throws44/27 +17FT Pct 8/9 Rebounds17/6 Assist1/7 T/Over1/7 Block18/21 Steal Fouls Edinboro 24/38 40/34 64-72 (8) 23-55/30-62California .418/.484(PA) 5-12/7-13Edinboro30/45.417/.53845/41 13-18/5-875-86 (11)24/38.722/.62527-50/30-7140/34 38/3164-72+7.540/.423(8)12/2023-55/30-623-10/7-1816/9 4/4.418/.484.300/.3892/9 5-12/7-1310/2018-22/19-25.417/.538.818/.76013-18/5-837/32 .722/.625+5 10/1938/3128/10+7 12/202/0 5/1016/9 25/204/4 2/9 10/20 CHEYNEY 54/21 34/32 88-53 +35 28-65/15-56 .431/.268 9-22/0-12CHEYNEY.409/.000 23-28/23-27 54/21.821/.85234/32 50/3688-53+14 +3521/528-65/15-5618/23 3/3.431/.2686/8 9-22/0-1223/22 .409/.000 23-28/23-27 .821/.852 50/36 +14 21/5 18/23 3/3 6/8 23/22 Miles 33/29 41/35 74-64 +10 30-69/25-59Note: Game.435/.424 totals are displayed3-16/2-8 Milesin the.188/.250 format TEAM/OPPONENT11-14/12-25 33/29.786/.480 for each41/35 category44/4074-64+4 +1021/1530-69/25-5915/19 2/2.435/.42415/9 3-16/2-819/16 .188/.250 11-14/12-25 .786/.480 44/40 +4 21/15 15/19 2/2 15/9 19/16 CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY 30/27 52/37 82-64 +18 26-67/25-67 .388/.373 6-16/8-24CLARK.375/.333 ATLANTA UNIVERSITY24-29/6-14 30/27.828/.42952/37 52/3782-64+15 +1817/1326-67/25-6712/14 1/0.388/.3736/8 6-16/8-2413/23 .375/.333 24-29/6-14 .828/.429 52/37 +15 17/13 12/14 1/0 6/8 13/23 WASHINGTON ADVENTIST 43/16 48/31 91-47 +44 34-68/15-55 .500/.273 9-22/4-26WASHINGTON.409/.154 ADVENTIST14-23/13-18 43/16.609/.72248/31 43/3891-47+5 +4420/734-68/15-5519/31 0/1.500/.27322/8 9-22/4-2614/13 .409/.154 14-23/13-18 .609/.722 43/38 +5 20/7 19/31 0/1 22/8 14/13 UDC 29/41 33/47 62-88 (26) 21-55/31-62 .382/.500 4-17/7-20UDC .235/.350 16-25/19-26 29/41.640/.73133/47 33/3862-88(5) (26)12/1421-55/31-6222/16 0/3.382/.5005/10 4-17/7-2020/21 .235/.350 16-25/19-26 .640/.731 33/38 (5) 12/14 22/16 0/3 5/10 20/21 WILMINGTON 35/30 46/27 81-57 +24 31-73/20-55 .425/.364 8-25/3-13WILMINGTON.320/.231 11-18/14-18 35/30.611/.77846/27 45/3981-57+6 +2417/631-73/20-5512/18 2/1.425/.3648/6 8-25/3-1318/16 .320/.231 11-18/14-18 .611/.778 45/39 +6 17/6 12/18 2/1 8/6 18/16 Salem International 39/34 36/29 75-63 +12 26-65/24-68 .400/.353 5-19/6-21Salem.263/.286 International18-23/9-13 39/34.783/.69236/29 40/3675-63+4 +1217/1226-65/24-689/14 6/0.400/.3537/4 5-19/6-2115/19 .263/.286 18-23/9-13 .783/.692 40/36 +4 17/12 9/14 6/0 7/4 15/19 APPRENTICE SCHOOL 51/23 45/29 96-52 +44 43-69/17-57 .623/.298 5-16/7-22APPRENTICE.313/.318 SCHOOL5-9/11-19 51/23.556/.57945/29 51/2396-52+28 +4427/943-69/17-5717/19 7/0.623/.2986/11 5-16/7-2219/13 .313/.318 5-9/11-19 .556/.579 51/23 +28 27/9 17/19 7/0 6/11 19/13 WVU PARKERSBURG (W) 57/28 49/30 106-58 +48 40-93/16-55 .430/.291 9-27/7-27WVU .333/.259PARKERSBURG17-22/19-26 (W) 57/28.773/.73149/30 66/30106-58+36 +4829/1240-93/16-5512/20 2/3.430/.29110/5 9-27/7-2721/14 .333/.259 17-22/19-26 .773/.731 66/30 +36 29/12 12/20 2/3 10/5 21/14 FAYETTEVILLE STATE 36/23 31/32 67-55 +12 26-55/22-50 .473/.440 7-13/1-2 FAYETTEVILLE.538/.500 STATE8-13/10-20 36/23.615/.50031/32 28/3867-55(10) +1211/1026-55/22-5017/22 2/2.473/.44015/5 7-13/1-219/14 .538/.500 8-13/10-20 .615/.500 28/38 (10) 11/10 17/22 2/2 15/5 19/14 SHAW 31/24 53/38 84-62 +22 34-69/26-68 .493/.382 8-22/3-15SHAW.364/.200 8-10/7-16 31/24.800/.43853/38 41/4484-62(3) +2216/1234-69/26-6812/17 0/1.493/.3829/7 8-22/3-1515/12 .364/.200 8-10/7-16 .800/.438 41/44 (3) 16/12 12/17 0/1 9/7 15/12 Winston-Salem State 20/32 37/33 57-65 (8) 16-42/21-60 .381/.350 1-7/5-15 Winston-Salem.143/.333 State24-35/18-31 20/32.686/.58137/33 33/4857-65(15) (8)10/1016-42/21-6014/16 4/0.381/.3507/8 1-7/5-1521/24 .143/.333 24-35/18-31 .686/.581 33/48 (15) 10/10 14/16 4/0 7/8 21/24 Livingstone College 28/42 40/35 68-77 (9) 25-60/27-64 .417/.422 6-17/4-13Livingstone.353/.308 College12-18/19-30 28/42.667/.63340/35 33/4868-77(15) (9)10/1425-60/27-6418/17 3/6.417/.4228/7 6-17/4-1320/15 .353/.308 12-18/19-30 .667/.633 33/48 (15) 10/14 18/17 3/6 8/7 20/15 Johnson C. Smith 25/33 33/29 58-62 (4) 18-49/20-53 .367/.377 4-12/1-9 Johnson.333/.111 C. Smith 18-24/21-34 25/33.750/.61833/29 33/4158-62(8) (4)10/1118-49/20-5326/25 1/0.367/.3777/12 4-12/1-925/20 .333/.111 18-24/21-34 .750/.618 33/41 (8) 10/11 26/25 1/0 7/12 25/20 VIRGINIA UNION 29/17 35/21 64-38 +26 26-67/14-62 .388/.226 6-18/1-15VIRGINIA.333/.067 UNION 6-11/9-17 29/17.545/.52935/21 55/4264-38+13 +2614/526-67/14-6219/19 5/1.388/.22610/10 6-18/1-1517/13 .333/.067 6-11/9-17 .545/.529 55/42 +13 14/5 19/19 5/1 10/10 17/13 CHOWAN 29/21 42/35 71-56 +15 24-46/18-48 .522/.375 4-10/3-12CHOWAN.400/.250 19-31/17-27 29/21.613/.63042/35 31/3071-56+1 +1518/1024-46/18-4818/16 4/0.522/.3755/9 4-10/3-1225/19 .400/.250 19-31/17-27 .613/.630 31/30 +1 18/10 18/16 4/0 5/9 25/19 LUPA-W 32/16 24/35 56-51 +5 23-60/20-60 .383/.333 6-22/5-16LUPA-W.273/.313 4-6/6-23 32/16.667/.26124/35 50/3656-51+14 +512/1123-60/20-6026/14 4/3.383/.3339/13 6-22/5-1617/13 .273/.313 4-6/6-23 .667/.261 50/36 +14 12/11 26/14 4/3 9/13 17/13 Elizabeth City State 32/38 44/36 76-74 +2 26-52/27-54 .500/.500 6-15/13-23Elizabeth.400/.565 City State18-24/7-10 32/38.750/.70044/36 30/3076-74 - +217/1726-52/27-5413/13 4/3.500/.5005/8 6-15/13-2311/17 .400/.565 18-24/7-10 .750/.700 30/30 - 17/17 13/13 4/3 5/8 11/17 Bowie State 40/25 32/42 72-67 +5 23-58/27-62 .397/.435 10-24/4-18Bowie.417/.222 State 16-24/9-14 40/25.667/.64332/42 37/4072-67(3) +516/1323-58/27-6213/14 0/2.397/.4359/4 10-24/4-1817/15 .417/.222 16-24/9-14 .667/.643 37/40 (3) 16/13 13/14 0/2 9/4 17/15 LUPA-W 40/33 21/39 61-72 (11) 22-59/25-56 .373/.446 9-19/4-11LUPA-W.474/.364 8-9/18-24 40/33.889/.75021/39 31/4061-72(9) (11)13/1522-59/25-5618/18 5/2.373/.4466/12 9-19/4-1119/13 .474/.364 8-9/18-24 .889/.750 31/40 (9) 13/15 18/18 5/2 6/12 19/13 SAINT AUGUSTINE'S 37/33 32/44 69-77 (8) 27-59/25-60 .458/.417 6-23/8-15SAINT.261/.533 AUGUSTINE'S9-9/19-28 37/331000/.67932/44 32/3969-77(7) (8)19/1227-59/25-6020/18 4/1.458/.4174/12 6-23/8-1523/10 .261/.533 9-9/19-28 1000/.679 32/39 (7) 19/12 20/18 4/1 4/12 23/10 Chowan 25/31 23/37 48-68 (20) 18-52/25-46 .346/.543 2-14/3-9 Chowan.143/.333 10-20/15-26 25/31.500/.57723/37 19/3948-68(20) (20)6/1218-52/25-4616/28 0/3.346/.54310/8 2-14/3-921/21 .143/.333 10-20/15-26 .500/.577 19/39 (20) 6/12 16/28 0/3 10/8 21/21 ELIZABETH CITY STATE 26/32 30/31 56-63 (7) 19-44/21-52 .432/.404 5-13/5-18ELIZABETH.385/.278 CITY STATE13-20/16-18 26/32.650/.88930/31 28/3556-63(7) (7)12/1019-44/21-529/7 1/1.432/.4042/2 5-13/5-1817/17 .385/.278 13-20/16-18 .650/.889 28/35 (7) 12/10 9/7 1/1 2/2 17/17 Virginia Union 29/31 38/26 67-57 +10 26-62/20-51 .419/.392 4-13/2-13Virginia.308/.154 Union 11-12/15-23 29/31.917/.65238/26 36/3767-57(1) +1019/1626-62/20-5113/18 1/1.419/.39212/5 4-13/2-1317/17 .308/.154 11-12/15-23 .917/.652 36/37 (1) 19/16 13/18 1/1 12/5 17/17 BOWIE STATE 45/44 40/27 85-71 +14 28-64/27-68 .438/.397 9-20/8-24BOWIE.450/.333 STATE 20-26/9-16 45/44.769/.56340/27 40/4585-71(5) +1413/1228-64/27-6811/16 2/2.438/.39713/5 9-20/8-2418/20 .450/.333 20-26/9-16 .769/.563 40/45 (5) 13/12 11/16 2/2 13/5 18/20 LUPA-W 39/21 34/28 73-49 +24 22-48/17-63 .458/.270 9-18/4-19LUPA-W.500/.211 20-24/11-21 39/21.833/.52434/28 35/4673-49(11) +2417/522-48/17-6314/17 3/5.458/.27010/6 9-18/4-1919/22 .500/.211 20-24/11-21 .833/.524 35/46 (11) 17/5 14/17 3/5 10/6 19/22 Shaw 35/16 34/31 69-47 +22 27-63/15-58 .429/.259 9-17/1-11Shaw.529/.091 6-8/16-27 35/16.750/.59334/31 49/3769-47+12 +2215/727-63/15-5816/11 4/2.429/.2599/9 9-17/1-1123/14 .529/.091 6-8/16-27 .750/.593 49/37 +12 15/7 16/11 4/2 9/9 23/14 Elizabeth City State 32/23 26/30 58-53 +5 19-50/17-52 .380/.327 4-14/4-15Elizabeth.286/.267 City State16-23/15-21 32/23.696/.71426/30 44/2758-53+17 +5 8/9 19-50/17-5217/6 1/7.380/.3271/7 4-14/4-1518/21 .286/.267 16-23/15-21 .696/.714 44/27 +17 8/9 17/6 1/7 1/7 18/21 California (PA) 30/45 45/41 75-86 (11) 27-50/30-71 .540/.423 3-10/7-18California.300/.389 (PA) 18-22/19-25 30/45.818/.76045/41 37/3275-86+5 (11)10/1927-50/30-7128/10 2/0.540/.4235/10 3-10/7-1825/20 .300/.389 18-22/19-25 .818/.760 37/32 +5 10/19 28/10 2/0 5/10 25/20

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category Interim President

INTERIM PRESIDENT DR. PAMELA V. HAMMOND VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY

On November 13, 2014, Dr. Pamela V. Hammond was named as China, Japan, Africa and Australia. the Interim President of Virginia State University, and took office A competent administrator, Dr. Hammond’s administrative success on January 1, 2015. has also been demonstrated outside of the walls of academe. Dr. Pamela V. Hammond was appointed Provost of Hampton In her capacity as Associate Administrator for Newport News University on July 15, 2009. As the Chief Academic Officer, she General Hospital (Newport News Virginia), one of six remaining was responsible for the implementation of actions relating to traditional and historical Black community hospitals at that time, educational policies and academic appointees for approximately she was responsible for all patient care services. Dr. Hammond 5,000 students and 370 faculty. Dr. Hammond guided the was a strategic member of the Board Appointed Select Committee implementation of new academic programs including four doctoral on Resolving Newport News General Hospital’s Financial Crisis. programs (Business Administration, Educational Management, Nursing Practice, Counseling Education and Supervision), Dr. Hammond has held a variety of leadership positions of four master’s degree programs (Health Care Administration, increasing responsibility. Her most notable appointments Information Assurance, Sport Management, Psychology), three include the Advisory Council for the Center for Scientific Review baccalaureate programs (Criminal Justice – online, International Committee of the National Institutes of Health, National Advisory Studies, Liberal Studies), and one associates degree program Council on Minority Health and Health Disparities, National Library (Aviation). of Medicine Environmental Health Information Partnership, Virginia Board of Nursing, and the Advisory Council on the Future Dr. Hammond served as the dean of the School of Nursing prior of Nursing in Virginia. to being appointed Provost. In 1999, through Dr. Hammond’s efforts, Hampton University implemented the first PhD program in A passionate leader and educator, Dr. Hammond has received nursing at a historically black college or university, resulting in an numerous accolades through awards and recognitions from a increase in the numbers of doctorally prepared racial and ethnic variety of organizations. She recently received the President’s minority nurses. Prior to becoming dean at Hampton University, Volunteer Service Award, the 2012 Drum Major for Service award she served as chairperson, assistant dean, and research associate. from the Corporation for National and Community Service with a letter signed by President Barack Obama. In addition, she was promoted through the ranks from instructor to tenured full, professor. Dr. Hammond earned the Doctor of Philosophy degree in 1992 from As a result of her commitment to teaching, Dr. Hammond has Old Dominion University in Urban Services with a concentration been appointed as a faculty member at Coppin State University in Educational Leadership. She also earned the Master of Science (Maryland), Norfolk State University (Virginia) and Christopher degree in maternal-child health and nursing education from the Newport University (Virginia) and also served as a consultant at University of Maryland and a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing multiple universities. from Tuskegee University. In addition to her formal education, Dr. Hammond has completed additional professional developments In 1996, Dr. Hammond took a leave of absence to serve as the programs. Executive Director of the National League for Nursing, Center for Nursing Education and Practice in New York City. She was Dr. Hammond is married to Gary John Hammond and is the proud directly responsible for serving approximately 2,000 schools of mother of two: Dr. Jason W. Hammond (Dr. Camille C. Hammond) nursing and 10,000 interdisciplinary individual members. In this and Dr. Alexis S. Hammond - both of Baltimore, Maryland. She has position, she also served as a curriculum consultant to educators triplet grandchildren: Aaron, Kai and Simone. throughout the U.S. and collaborated with educators from Spain, Director of Athletics

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS PEGGY DAVIS VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY

Entering her thirteenth year as the Director of Athletics at million Multipurpose Center slated to open in December 2015. Virginia State University, Peggy Davis continues to enhance a proud legacy of caring and concern leadership. Her influence Davis’ tenure as Women’s Head Basketball Coach yielded in competitive excellence has guided the Trojans to thirteen many accolades for the Trojans. In 2000-2001 her Trojans NCAA Division II tournament appearances as well as thirteen won a CIAA Eastern Division crown. In 2001-02 she guided the CIAA Championships, nine CIAA Divisional Titles and twenty- Trojans to the CIAA Eastern Division title, the CIAA tournament nine Coach of the Year honors. championship, and a bid into the NCAA Division II Regional Tournament. The Trojans advanced to the second round, a first During her tenure the Trojans have won the C.H. Williams All- for a VSU women’s basketball team. Sports Award (men) on four occasions and the Loretta Taylor All-Sports Award (women) on three occasions. The awards are Davis came to VSU from Angelo State University where she given to the top male and female athletic programs within the served as the head women’s basketball coach. There she guided conference, based on championship finishes. her team to a conference and tournament championship as well as advancing to the NCAA Division II South Central Regional Davis led the charge for the Trojans to host a national NCAA Tournament. Division II Football Championship game on the campus of VSU, a first in school history. Prior to her stint at ASU, Davis was the Head Women’s Basketball Coach at her alma mater, Howard Payne University. The Trojans has not only experienced significant success on At HPU, she led the Yellow Jackets to a Texas Intercollegiate the competitive surface, but they have established all-time Athletic Association Championship. benchmarks academically under Davis’ guidance. The Trojans posted its highest Graduation Rate and Academic Success Rate In the three conferences that Davis has served as a head coach, in school history since the inception of the measure. she was named Coach of the Year in each. She has served on numerous NCAA and CIAA Committees. Davis currently Davis is a two-time, Hall of Fame honoree (at Virginia State serves as Vice President of the Executive Board of Directors University and Howard Payne University). She has been named with the Minority Opportunities Athletic Association (MOAA). Athletic Director of the Year for the Central Intercollegiate She is a current member of the National Association of Athletic Association (CIAA) five times in twelve years. She has Collegiate Women Athletic Administrators (NACWAA) as well been twice honored with the Jeannette A. Lee Administration as the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics Achievement Award. Davis was recognized as one of the Top 25 (NACDA). Outstanding Women in Higher Education, by Diverse Magazine, as well as being named the 2010-2011 Under Armour SE Region A native of Bastrop, Texas, Davis graduated from Howard for Division II Athletics Director of the Year. Payne University in Brownwood, TX. with a bachelor’s degree in education. She received her Master’s Degree from Tarleton Prior to being named Athletic Director, Davis served as VSU’s State University in Stephenville, TX. Davis and her husband, Women’s Head Basketball Coach, Associate Athletic Director Thomas, have two daughters. and Senior Woman Administrator. Davis’ career at VSU has been dedicated to encouraging hard work and producing results. She has overseen numerous athletic facility improvements on the campus, beginning in 2004 and continuing today with an $84 Administration & Trainers

Deborah C. Mallory John Wilson Sharon Wright Associate Athletic Director Assistant Athletic Director Business Manager for Compliance for Logistics

Cassandra Artis-Williams Dr. Coray Davis Lorraine Cone Interim Sports Information Faculty Athletic Athletics Academic Advisor Director Representative

Corlyse Johnson Administrative Assistant

ATC Certified Athletic Trainers

Men’s Basketball Quick Facts

2015 Team Information General Information Head Coach...... Lonnie Blow, Jr. Location...... Ettrick, Va. 23806 Alma Mater...... Virginia Wesleyan, ‘82 Founded...... March 6, 1882 Career Record (Seasons)...... 94-48(5) Enrollment...... 5,000 VSU Overall Record (Seasons)...... 32-21(2) Nickname...... Trojans 2014-15 CIAA Record...... 12-4 Colors...... Orange & Blue 2014-15 Overall Record...... 18-8 Official School Website...... vsu.edu Assistant Coach...... Drew Williamson Arena...... Daniel Gymnasium Alma Mater, Year...... Old Dominion, ‘07 Arena Capacity...... 3,200 Assistant Coach...... Montel Jones Affiliation...... NCAA Division II Alma Mater, Year...... Univ. of Mount Olive, ‘08 Conference...... CIAA Letterman Returning/Lost...... 5/5 Interim President...... Dr. Pamela V. Hammond Starters Returning/Lost...... 4/5 Alma Mater, Year...... Tuskegee, ‘72 Athletic Director...... Peggy Davis men’s Basketball History Alma Mater, Year...... Howard Payne, ‘85 First Year of Men’s Basketball...... 1924 Faculty Representative...... Dr. Coray Davis All-Time Record...... 1022-977 Last Post Season Appearance...... 1988 CIAA Championships...... 2 Virginia State University Athletics NCAA Playoff Appearance...... 2

Media Information @VSUsports Interim SID...... Cassandra Artis-Williams Email...... [email protected] Office...... (804) 524-6831 @VSUAthletics Fax...... (804) 524-5763 Athletic Website...... govsutrojans.com Radio Station...... 91.3 WVST Contact...... Jennifer Williamson Phone...... 804-524-6724 Radio Play-by-Play...... John Emmett Opponent Sports Info Directory

Slippery Rock Washington Adventist Livingstone Basketball Contact - Jon Holtz Basketball Contact - Jered Lyons Basketball Contact - Oralia Washington Email - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Phone - 724-738-4925 Phone - 301-891-4554 Phone - 704-216-6013 Website - rockathletics.com Website - wauathletics.com Website - bluebearathletics.com Twitter - @rock_athletics Twitter - @waushock Twitter - @lcbluebears

Glenville State Shaw Chowan Basketball Contact - Jonathan Griffin II Basketball Contact - Jolisa Williams Basketball Contact - Allie Kolezynski Email - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Phone - 304-462-6238 Phone - 919-546-8250 Phone - 252-398-6378 Website - glenville.edu Website - shawbears.com Website - gocuhawks.com Twitter - @cuhawks Twitter - @gopioneers Twitter - @shawbears

Elizabeth City State Newport News Apprentice Johnson C. Smith Basketball Contact - April J. Emory Basketball Contact - Jeff Egnot Basketball Contact - K.C. Culler Email - [email protected] Emai - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Phone - 252-335-3278 Phone - 757-688-0113 Phone - 704-378-1118 Website - ecsuvikings.com Website - gobuilders.com Website - goldenbullsports.com Twitter - @ecsuvikings Twitter - @gobuilders Twitter - @JCSU_Sports

Charleston St. Augustine’s Bowie State Basketball Contact - John Blankenship Basketball Contact - Anthony Jeffries Basketball Contact - Gregory Goings Email - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Phone - 304-357-4820 Phone - 919-516-4517 Phone - 301-860-3574 Website - ucgoldeneagles.com Website - saintaugfalcons.com Website - bsubulldogs.com Twitter - @bsu_sports_info Twitter - @ucwv_athletics Twitter - @saufalcons

Mount Olive Fayetteville State Lincoln Basketball Contact - Jason Pompey Basketball Contact - David Shulimson Basketball Contact - Lamont Hinson Email - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Phone - 484-365-7384 Phone - 919-658-7802 Phone -910-672-1254 Website - lulions.com Website - umotrojans.com Website - fsubroncos.com Twitter - @fsubroncos Twitter - @LULionsAthletic Twitter - @umoathletics

Winston-Salem State Virginia Union Barton Basketball Contact - Kevin Manns Basketball Contact - Benny Benton Basketball Contact - Jim Junot Email - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Email - [email protected] Phone - 336-750-2152 Phone - 252-399-6515 Phone - 804342-1493 Website - wssurams.com Website - bartonbulldogs.com Website - vuusports.com Twitter - @wssu_athletics Twitter - @bartonathletics Twitter - @vuupanthers Men’s Basketball Schedule

Date Opponent Location Time 11/13/2015 Slippery Rock Ettrick, VA 8 p.m. 11/14/2015 Glenville State Ettrick, VA 8 p.m. 11/17/2015 Charleston Charleston, WV 7:30 p.m. 11/20/2015 Mount Olive Mount Olive, NC 7:30 p.m. 11/21/2015 Barton Mount Olive, NC 5:30 p.m. 11/25/2015 Washington Adventist Ettrick, VA 4 p.m. 12/6/2015 Virginia Union Brooklyn, NY 3 p.m. 12/15/2015 St. Augustine's Raleigh, NC 7:30 p.m. 12/17/2015 Fayetteville State Fayetteville, NC 7:30 p.m. 12/19/2015 Emory-Riddle Tournament Daytona Beach, FL 5 p.m. 12/20/2015 Emory-Riddle Tournament Daytona Beach, FL 2 p.m. 1/7/2016 Winston-Salem State Ettrick, VA 7:30 p.m. 1/9/2016 Livingstone Ettrick, VA 4 p.m. 1/12/2016 Johnson C. Smith Ettrick, VA 7:30 p.m. 1/17/2016 Virginia Union Richmond, VA TBA 1/20/2016 Chowan Murfreesboro, NC 7:30 p.m. 1/23/2016 Elizabeth City State Ettrick, VA 4 p.m. 1/27/2016 Bowie State Ettrick, VA 7:30 p.m. 1/30/2016 Lincoln Lincoln, PA 4 p.m. 2/3/2016 Shaw Raleigh, NC 8 p.m. 2/6/2016 Newport News Apprentice Ettrick, VA 4 p.m. 2/10/2016 Chowan Ettrick, VA 7:30 p.m. 2/13/2016 Elizabeth City State Elizabeth City, NC 4 p.m. 2/17/2016 Bowie State Bowie, MD 7:30 p.m. 2/20/2016 Lincoln (Senior Day) Ettrick, VA 4 p.m. 2/23-27/2016 CIAA Tournament Charlotte, NC TBA Men’s Basketball Outlook

Head men’s basketball coach Lonnie Blow, Jr. is Returning to the Trojans from last season are Elijah gearing up for his third season with the Trojans. Moore (Yorktown, VA), Te’Quan Alers (Fredricksburg, Blow has revamped his team for the 2015-16 season, VA), Amiel Terry (Annandale, VA), and Ken Pankey by recruiting numerous new players and making (Richmond, VA) and Tyler Peterson (Virginia Beach, necessary adjustments. VA). Peterson was named CIAA Rookie of the Year for his performance last season averaging 6.8 points per The Trojans will have nine new faces added to the game. roster this season that include transfers Waymond Wright (Raleigh, NC), Kevin Williams (Franklinton, The season opens for the Trojans on Nov. 13-14 NC), for the VSU Tip-Off Classic. The Trojans have high Melvin Gregory (Weems, VA), Brice Rowe (Hampton, expectations for the season and every contest, thus VA) and Matt Murphy (Alexandria, VA). The rookies preparing them for the CIAA basketball tournament are Cyonte Melvin (Hampton, VA), Walter Williams beginning February 23 in Charlotte, NC. (Richmond, VA), Joseph Bradshaw (Silver Springs, ND) and Louis Flowers (Chicago, IL).

“The new players are working hard to jell with the returners so we can be better as a team.” Men’s Head Coach

Lonnie Blow, Jr. Virginia State University

Lonnie Blow, Jr. enters his third season as Virginia State the NCAA tournament. They finished the season as the University’s head men’s basketball coach. third-ranked mid-major team in the nation. In the 2011- 12 season, the Monarchs reached the quarterfinals of the Blow finished the 2014-2015 season with a 18-8 overall college Insiders Tournament. record securing the title as Co-CIAA Northern Division Blow served as an assistant coach at Norfolk State Champs. University from 2006-2008 and at Hampton University Blow comes to VSU from St. Augustine’s University in from 2005-06 where he coached four All-MEAC players Raleigh, NC, where he also served as head coach. Under and a MEAC Tournament MVP. Hampton won the 2006 his leadership, the Falcons complied a 46-15 record in MEAC title. two years including a 27-5 mark in the 2009-10 season. Honors such as these are not rare to Blow who prior to Blow was named NCAA Division II national coach of the coaching college was the men’s assistant coach at Maury year by Heritage Sports Radio Network and CIAA coach High School from 1984-1995 and the head basketball of the year in 2010, the same you’re his team was ranked coach at Granby High School from 1995-2005. At Granby, 23rd nationally in the NABC Division II Coaches Poll and he coached the boys’ team to the Virginia AAA state title third in the Atlantic Region. and was named AAA state coach of the year in 2000. In During his time at St. Aug, Blow was known for discipline 2001, Blow led Granby to the Virginia AAA state semifinals. and defense. The Falcons ranked first in the nation in field Blow was named Eastern District coach of the year in goal percentage defense (.358) and third in the nation in 2001, 2003, and 2004, while earning Eastern Regional rebounding (42.8 rpg) in 2010. coach of the year honors in 2000 and 2001. Blow returned to St. Aug from Old Dominion University where he was an assistant coach at the Division I mid- Before entering the coaching profession, blow was an major program for two seasons. He used his defensive outstanding college basketball player from 1979-82 knowledge to help Old Dominion become one of the best at Virginia Wesleyan College. Blow was named Dixie defensive teams in Division I. In the 2010-11 season, the Conference player of the year during the 1980-81 season. Monarchs were the top rebounding team and the third- He was also a two-time All-American and All –South ranked defensive team in the nation. That same season, Atlantic Region selection, and a three-time All-Dixie the Monarchs won that Paradise Jam tournament, Conference player, including two selections to the first captured the CAA title and received an automatic bid to team. Men’s Head Coach

Blow is Virginia Wesleyan’s third all-time career scorer programs at Old Dominion from 1992-2001. with 1,574 points. He shares the Virginia Wesleyan Blow received his undergraduate degree from Virginia single game scoring record of 40 points against St. Wesleyan College in 1982 with a degree in sociology Andrews in 1981. He still holds the single season record and criminal justice. Blow is married to Donna Maxine for points with 625 in 1980-81. That same year, he and has an adult son, Kenneth. made 281 field goals which is also school single season mark. In 2009, Blow was inducted into the Virginia Wesleyan Hall of Fame. Blow was a first-team All-Tidewater selection at Fredrick Military Academy and led the area in scoring during the 1977-78 season with 31.1 points per game average. He also served as coordinator for the youth Men’s Assistant Coaches

of the 2012-13 season. During his college basketball career from 2003-2007, Williamson made a name for himself with the Monarchs. He holds the school record for consecutive career games played having made 130 appearances in the ODU uniform. He is the third all-time leader in steals with 215 and is seventh all-time at ODU and eighth all-time in the CAA in career assists with 555. Williamson along with another former Monarch holds the record of over 200 career steals and 500 career assists. Drew Williamson Williamson played three years of professional basketball in Germany before beginning coaching career. Drew Williamson enters his third season as Virginia State University’s assistant men’s basketball coach. The Trojans The Trojans welcome the many years of experience finished the 2013-14 season with a 14-13 overall record. Williamson has to offer. A former ODU Monarch standout, Williamson moved on Williamson, a North Carolina native, and wife Lauren to serve as Director of Basketball Operations at ODU for have a son and daughter. a year and a half and bumped to assistant coach last half

promoted to assistant coach. During Jones’ two years as an assistant coach, Wingate won back-to-back South Atlantic Conference titles and advanced to the semifinals of the NCAA Division II Southeast Regional both years. Jones graduated from Mount Olive in 2008 with a degree in criminal justice. As a freshman, he was part of the Trojan team that won the 2005 NCAA Division II East Regional and made its first-ever appearance in the Elite Eight, which was played in Grand Forks, N.D., that year. Mount Olive posted a 101-27 record (.789) during Jones’ Montel Jones four years, which remains the highest four-year win total in Trojan men’s basketball history. Mount Olive set Montel Jones enters his second season as Virginia State a school record with 29 wins in 2004-05 and recorded University’s assistant men’s basketball coach. at least 23 wins in each of Jones’ next three seasons. Originally from Kinston, N.C., Jones spent the 2013-14 Mount Olive reached the championship game of the season as an assistant with the University of Mount Olive Conference Carolinas Tournament in each of Jones’ four after gaining three years of experience on the Wingate years and made four consecutive NCAA II Tournament University men’s basketball coaching staff. appearances. The Trojans won or shared two regular Mount Olive posted 19-9 overall record (.679) and 12-4 season Conference Carolinas titles, winning both the regular season record (.750) becoming the Conference regular season and tournament championships in 2007- Carolinas regular season champs. After spending his 08. first year at Wingate as a graduate assistant, he was Men’s 2015-2016 Roster

# Full Name Cl. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown Previous School major

1 Waymond Wright So. G 5-11 180 Raleigh, NC Wake Tech CC Health & PE

3 Kevin Williams Jr. G 5-11 170 Franklinton, NC Louisburg Health & PE

4 Ken Pankey Sr. G 5-10 185 Richmond, VA Virginia Union Univ. Social Work

5 Javon Moore Sr. G/F 6-3 205 Fairfax, VA UVA Wise Sociology

11 Cyonte Melvin Fr. G/F 6-3 185 Hampton, VA Radford Univ. Undecided

12 Walter Williams Fr. G/F 6-4 190 Richmond, VA Henrico High Undecided

15 Tyler Peterson So. G 6-0 185 Virginia Beach, VA Tallwood High Health & PE

20 Elijah Moore Jr. F 6-8 200 Yorktown, VA Grafton High Sport Mgmt.

22 Melvin Gregory Jr. F 6-8 205 Weems, VA Richard Bland CC Individualized Studies

23 Brice Rowe Jr. G/F 6-4 200 Hampton, VA Delta State Univ. Health & PE

24 Amiel Terry Jr. F/C 6-8 210 Annandale, VA Mount Olive Criminal Justice

25 Te’Quan Alers Sr. C 6-9 250 Fredericksburg, VA Virginia Union Univ. Criminal Justice

32 Joseph Bradshaw Fr. F 6-9 220 Silver Springs, MD Mt. Zion Prep Undecided

33 Louis Flowers Fr. F 6-5 215 Chicago, IL Lindblom Academy Engineering

42 Matt Murphy Jr. C 6-8 330 Alexandria, VA Christopher Newport Univ. Mass Comm. Players

#1 Waymond Wright #3 Kevin Williams #4 Ken Pankey #5 Javon Moore Sophomore Junior Senior Senior Guard Guard Guard Guard/Forward 5-11 5-11 5-10 6-3 180 170 185 205 Raleigh, NC Franlinton, NC Richmond, VA Fairfax, VA

#11 Cyonte Melvin #12 Walter Williams #15 Tyler Peterson #20 Elijah Moore Freshman Freshman Sophomore Junior Guard/Forward Guard/Forward Guard Forward 6-3 6-4 6-0 6-8 185 190 185 200 Hampton, VA Richmond, VA Virginia Beach, VA Yorktown, VA

#22 Melvin Gregory #23 Brice Rowe #24 Amiel Terry #25 Te’Quan Alers Junior Junior Junior Senior Forward Guard/Forward Forward/Center Center 6-8 6-4 6-8 6-9 205 200 210 250 Weems, VA Hampton, VA Annandale, VA Fredericksburg, VA

#32 Joseph Bradshaw #33 Louis Flower #42 Matt Murphy Freshman Freshman Junior Forward Forward Center 6-9 6-5 6-8 220 215 330 Silver Springs, MD Chicago, Illnois Alexandria, VA Players Bios

Career Stats Pts: 16.6 Assist: 6.7 Rebounds: 4.1

Awards -Selected All-Regio -NJCAA National Tournament All- Tournament Team

#1 Waymond Wright Sophomore Guard 5-11 180 Raleigh, NC

Career Stats Pts: 16.3 Assist: 3.5 Rebounds: 3.4

Awards -Selected 1st team All-District -NJCAA All-American

#3 Kevin Williams Junior Guard 5-11 170 Franlinton, NC Career Stats Virginia Union VSU 2012-2013 2014-2015 Pts: 5.8 Pts: 3.4 Assist: 0.5 Assist: 0.6 Rebounds: 1.1 Rebounds: 0.7

2013-2014 Awards Pts: 8.2 -2015 CIAA Northern Division Co- Assist: 1.4 Champion Team Rebounds: 1.2 #4 Ken Pankey Senior Guard 5-10 185 Richmond, VA Players Bios

Career Stats UVA-Wise 2013-2014 Pts: 16.1 Assist: 3.4 Rebounds: 6.9

#5 Javon Moore Senior Guard/Forward 6-3 205 Fairfax, VA

Career Stats Pts: 18.0 Assist: 3.0 Rebounds: 7.0

Awards -Selected 1st team all- conference -2nd team all-region -Conference Player of the Year #11 Cyonte Melvin Freshman Guard/Forward 6-3 185 Hampton, VA

Career Stats Pts: 15.4 Rebounds: 6.8

Awards -Selected 1st team All Conference -2nd team All Region -Second Team All State -Helped lead Henrico High School to a State Championship #12 Walter Williams Freshman Guard/Forward 6-4 190 Richmond, VA Players Bios

Career Stats -2015 CIAA Northern Division Co- VSU Champion Team 2014-2015 Pts: 6.8 Assist: 3.1 Rebounds: 2.5

Awards -2015 CIAA All-Rookie Team -CIAA Rookie of the Week -2014 Mount Olive Pickle Classic All #15 Tyler Peterson Tournament Team Sophomore Guard 6-0 185 Virginia Beach, VA

Career Stats Awards VSU -2015 CIAA Northern Division Co- 2013-2014 Champion Team Pts: 4.1

2014-2015 Pts: 9.3 Assist: 1.1 Rebounds: 3.7 #20 Elijah Moore Junior Forward 6-8 200 Yorktown, VA

Career Stats High School: Pts: 21.0 Rebounds: 13.0

Richard Bland: Pts:12.6 Assist: Rebounds:8.0 Awards -NCJAA National Champion #22 Melvin Gregory Junior 2012 High School Champion Forward 6-8 205 Weems, VA Players Bios

Career Stats -Named to the Madison County Delta State All-Tournament team for junior 2012-2013 and senior year Pts: 1.3 -1st Team All-District as a senior, Rebounds: 0.4 leading Madison Central to a 17- 12 record. 2014-2015 Pts: 1.1 Assist: 3 Awards High School: #23 Brice Rowe Junior Guard/Forward 6-4 200 Hampton, VA

Career Stats Awards VSU: -2015 CIAA Northern Division Co- 2013-2014 Champion Team Pts: 4.6 Rebounds: 3.9

2014-2015 Pts: 1.6 Assist: 0.2 Rebounds: 2.7

#24 Amiel Terry Junior Forward/Center 6-8 210 Annandale, VA

Career Stats Virginia Union VSU 2012-2013 2014-2015 Pts: 1.8 Pts: 4.2 Assist: 0.6 Assist: 0.7 Rebounds: 2.6 Rebounds: 2.3

2013-2014 Awards Pts: 4.6 -2015 CIAA Northern Division Co- Assist: 0.4 Champion Team Rebounds: 4.2

#25 Te’Quan Alers Senior Center 6-9 250 Fredericksburg, VA Players Bios

Career Stats Pts: 16.8 Assist: 4.0 Rebounds: 5.0

Awards Selected Honorable Mention All Conference

#32 Joseph Bradshaw Freshman Forward 6-9 220 Silver Springs, MD Career Stats Boys Basketball rebound leader High School 2014-2015 Rebounds: 6.8

Awards High School - Stagg Thanksgiving All- Tournament Team -2014-2015 Lindblom Math & Science Academy High School #33 Louis Flower Freshman Forward 6-5 215 Chicago, Illnois

Career Stats -Four-time All National District Pts: 8 Selection Assist: 3 -Played for the Suburban All-Stars Rebounds: 4 in the 39th Capital Classic

Awards -Team MVP in three consecutive seasons -First team All Northern Region -Honorable Mention VHSCA AAA All- State Selection -Scored more than 1,000 points in four varsity season #42 Matt Murphy Junior Center 6-8 330 Alexandria, VA Men’s All-Time Leaders

INDIVIDUAL Assists: CAREER 24, Jerome Bell vs. Shaw (1975) Points: Blocks: 2,599, Darrell Stith, 1979-83 9, Avis Wyatt (three times) Rebounds: Field Goals: 1,381, Linwood Johnson, 1971-74 22, Darrell Stith vs. Bowie State (1/31/83) Assists: 3-Point Field Goals: 791, Jerome Bell, 1974-79 10, Trey Mines vs. Holy Family (12/20/08) Blocks: Free Throws: 326, Avis Wyatt, 2002-07 17, Linwood Johnson vs. Elizabeth City State Steals: (2/23/74) 220, Dwayne Wood 220, Gerald Britt TEAM Field Goals: SEASON 1,116, Darrell Stith, 1979-83 Most Wins: 3-Point Field Goals: 22 (22-8) 1973-74 228, Trey Mines, 2006-10 Most Points: Free Throws: 2,804 1982-83 464, Linwood Johnson, 1971-74 Best won-loss percentage: .867 1937-38 (13 wins, 2 losses) SEASON Most Consecutive Wins: Points: 13 1975-76 703, Darrell Stith, 1979-80 Fewest Losses Average: 2 1937-38 26.0, Darrell Stith, 1979-80 Rebounds: GAME 597, Ernie Brock, 1963-64 Most Points Scored: Assists: 140 vs. Fayetteville State (1977) 329, Jerome Bell, 1975-76 Fewest Points Scored: Blocks: 9 vs. Hampton (1924) & Virginia Seminary 92, Avis Wyatt, 2006-07 (1928) Field Goals: Most Points Allowed: 304, Darrell Stith, 1979-80 135 by Saint Augustine’s (1983) Free Throws: Fewest Points Allowed: 158, Linwood Johnson, 1973-74 4 by North Carolina A & T (1931) Largest Margin of Victory: GAME 66 points (80-14 vs. Saint Augustine’s,1937) Points: Largest Margin of Defeat: 45, Darrell Stith vs. Bowie State (1/31/83) 54 points (114-60 vs. Gannon, 1996) 45, Trey Mines vs. Holy Family (12/20/08) Rebounds: 35, Ernie Brock, 1964 Virginia State Combined Team Statistics (as of Sep 10, 2015) All games

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 18-8 7-4 6-3 5-1 CONFERENCE 12-4 5-2 5-2 2-0 NON-CONFERENCE 6-4 2-2 1-1 3-1

Total 3-Point F-Throw Rebounds ## Player gp-gs min avg fg-fga fg% 3fg-fga 3fg% ft-fta ft% off def tot avg pf dq a to blk stl pts avg 01 Little, Tyrece 26-25 845 32.5 96-188 .5 1 1 0-1 .0 0 0 84-144 .5 8 3 57 156 213 8.2 59 1 32 35 37 16 276 10.6 03 Kearse, Lamar 24-24 797 33.2 132-283 .4 6 6 58-121 .4 7 9 56-74 .7 5 7 18 64 82 3.4 54 0 59 43 3 29 378 15.8 04 Pankey, Kenneth 22-0 278 12.6 22-78 .2 8 2 17-64 .2 6 6 14-20 .7 0 0 4 12 16 0.7 14 0 14 13 1 5 75 3.4 10 Jeffers, Jamison 22-4 327 14.9 26-82 .3 1 7 8-41 .1 9 5 16-20 .8 0 0 6 29 35 1.6 24 0 39 18 0 15 76 3.5 11 PARHAM, Xavier 18-1 340 18.9 35-85 .4 1 2 11-36 .3 0 6 26-36 .7 2 2 13 35 48 2.7 37 3 50 32 2 18 107 5.9 12 Moore, Rodney 1-0 1 1.0 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0-0 .0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 15 Peterson, Tyler 26-21 662 25.5 48-131 .3 6 6 8-27 .2 9 6 72-97 .7 4 2 10 56 66 2.5 69 3 81 64 1 27 176 6.8 20 Moore, Elijah 26-24 670 25.8 85-211 .4 0 3 24-89 .2 7 0 48-68 .7 0 6 35 60 95 3.7 68 0 29 37 4 24 242 9.3 22 Locke, Troy 8-0 127 15.9 22-42 .5 2 4 5-11 .4 5 5 25-38 .6 5 8 12 15 27 3.4 9 0 6 10 2 3 74 9.3 23 Savage, Larry 23-1 196 8.5 14-43 .3 2 6 0-4 .0 0 0 4-9 .4 4 4 12 38 50 2.2 20 0 10 11 0 2 32 1.4 24 Terry, Amiel 21-0 166 7.9 14-33 .4 2 4 0-1 .0 0 0 5-11 .4 5 5 17 40 57 2.7 17 0 4 13 3 3 33 1.6 25 Alers, Te'Quan 25-0 310 12.4 43-90 .4 7 8 0-0 .0 0 0 20-30 .6 6 7 15 42 57 2.3 64 2 18 22 11 2 106 4.2 30 Jalen Warren 7-0 14 2.0 2-3 .6 6 7 0-1 .0 0 0 2-4 .5 0 0 1 1 2 0.3 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 0.9 32 Leary, Alphonso 26-25 567 21.8 94-160 .5 8 8 0-0 .0 0 0 78-112 .6 9 6 60 96 156 6.0 87 5 11 50 19 13 266 10.2 Team 51 41 92 9 Total...... 26 5300 633-1429 .4 4 3 131-396 .3 3 1 450-663 .6 7 9 311 685 996 38.3 522 14 353 358 83 157 1847 71.0 Opponents...... 26 5300 563-1426 .3 9 5 184-511 .3 6 0 399-616 .6 4 8 291 609 900 34.6 543 - 246 365 100 177 1709 65.7

TEAM STATISTICS VSUM OPP Date Opponent Score Att. SCORING 1847 1709 11/28/14 vs Washington Adventist W 77-71 413 Points per game 71.0 65.7 11/29/14 vs West Virginia State W 70-68 0 Scoring margin +5.3 - 11/14/14 CONCORD L 69-76 893 FIELD GOALS-ATT 633-1429 563-1426 11/25/14 at UDC W 80-64 150 Field goal pct .4 4 3 .3 9 5 11/21/14 at Mount Olive L 69-74 907 3 POINT FG-ATT 131-396 184-511 11/22/14 vs Barton Wot 80-78 439 3-point FG pct .3 3 1 .3 6 0 11/15/14 UVA WISE W 92-56 648 3-pt FG made per game 5.0 7.1 * 12/07/14 vs Virginia Union W 72-61 4658 FREE THROWS-ATT 450-663 399-616 12/13/14 CHEYNEY W 84-80 246 Free throw pct .6 7 9 .6 4 8 12/16/14 UNIV. OF CHARLESTON L 63-68 417 F-Throws made per game 17.3 15.3 * 01/03/15 FAYETTEVILLE STATE W 75-61 478 REBOUNDS 996 900 * 01/05/15 SHAW L 61-72 0 Rebounds per game 38.3 34.6 * 01/08/15 at Winston-Salem State University L 58-61 614 Rebounding margin +3.7 - * 01/10/15 at Livingstone W 70-62 1437 ASSISTS 353 246 * 1/12/15 at Johnson C. Smith W 74-63 680 Assists per game 13.6 9.5 * 01/18/15 vs Virginia Union W 64-45 6578 TURNOVERS 358 365 * 01/21/15 CHOWAN W 88-70 0 Turnovers per game 13.8 14.0 * 1/24/15 at Elizabeth City State W 67-52 917 Turnover margin +0.3 - * 1/28/15 at Bowie State W 62-61 1859 Assist/turnover ratio 1.0 0.7 * 1/31/15 LUPA-M Wot 73-69 0 STEALS 157 177 * 2/4/15 SAINT AUGUSTINE'S W 71-53 351 Steals per game 6.0 6.8 * 2/11/15 at Chowan L 52-57 785 BLOCKS 83 100 * 2/14/15 ELIZABETH CITY STATE W 53-50 1326 Blocks per game 3.2 3.8 * 02/18/15 BOWIE STATE L o t 79-80 478 ATTENDANCE 4837 19787 * 2/21/15 at LUPA-M Wot 72-64 350 Home games-Avg/Game 11-440 9-855 2/26/15 vs Fayetteville State L 72-93 0 Neutral site-Avg/Game - 6-2015 * - Conference game Score by Periods 1st 2nd OT Totals Virginia State 842 959 46 1847 Opponents 765 911 33 1709 Virginia State Team Game-by-Game (as of Sep 10, 2015) All games

TEAM STATISTICS

Total 3-Pointers Free throws Rebounds Opponent Date Score fg-fga pct 3fg-fga pct ft-fta pct off def tot avg pf a t/o blk stl pts avg vs Washington Adventist 11/28/14 77-71 W 27-50 .5 4 0 2-8 .2 5 0 21-36 .5 8 3 7 31 38 38.0 23 14 15 1 8 77 77.0 vs West Virginia State 11/29/14 70-68 W 23-50 .4 6 0 1-4 .2 5 0 23-32 .7 1 9 8 26 34 36.0 23 15 14 6 5 70 73.5 CONCORD 11/14/14 69-76 L 17-46 .3 7 0 6-22 .2 7 3 29-40 .7 2 5 10 20 30 34.0 25 9 18 2 6 69 72.0 at UDC 11/25/14 80-64 W 31-53 .5 8 5 4-13 .3 0 8 14-19 .7 3 7 10 27 37 34.8 17 14 22 2 9 80 74.0 at Mount Olive 11/21/14 69-74 L 26-57 .4 5 6 6-20 .3 0 0 11-17 .6 4 7 13 25 38 35.4 19 12 20 2 7 69 73.0 vs Barton 11/22/14 80-78 Wot 27-66 .4 0 9 4-14 .2 8 6 22-25 .8 8 0 15 24 39 36.0 17 17 16 3 10 80 74.2 UVA WISE 11/15/14 92-56 W 35-65 .5 3 8 11-24 .4 5 8 11-17 .6 4 7 14 35 49 37.9 23 19 11 4 3 92 76.7 vs Virginia Union 12/07/14 72-61 W 27-52 .5 1 9 2-15 .1 3 3 16-21 .7 6 2 7 30 37 37.8 20 17 15 5 4 72 76.1 CHEYNEY 12/13/14 84-80 W 27-48 .5 6 3 9-16 .5 6 3 21-32 .6 5 6 11 27 38 37.8 15 18 24 2 3 84 77.0 UNIV. OF CHARLESTON 12/16/14 63-68 L 23-61 .3 7 7 2-14 .1 4 3 15-22 .6 8 2 19 22 41 38.1 18 7 12 2 6 63 75.6 FAYETTEVILLE STATE 01/03/15 75-61 W 28-59 .4 7 5 6-15 .4 0 0 13-20 .6 5 0 17 33 50 39.2 14 14 17 2 6 75 75.5 SHAW 01/05/15 61-72 L 23-54 .4 2 6 3-13 .2 3 1 12-28 .4 2 9 16 19 35 38.8 27 13 20 4 5 61 74.3 at Winston-Salem State Uni 01/08/15 58-61 L 24-56 .4 2 9 5-18 .2 7 8 5-11 .4 5 5 13 28 41 39.0 24 7 11 1 2 58 73.1 at Livingstone 01/10/15 70-62 W 25-58 .4 3 1 3-11 .2 7 3 17-25 .6 8 0 15 24 39 39.0 21 4 12 1 8 70 72.9 at Johnson C. Smith 1/12/15 74-63 W 26-62 .4 1 9 8-15 .5 3 3 14-20 .7 0 0 14 28 42 39.2 19 13 9 3 3 74 72.9 vs Virginia Union 01/18/15 64-45 W 21-46 .4 5 7 7-20 .3 5 0 15-20 .7 5 0 8 30 38 39.1 18 14 12 2 6 64 72.4 CHOWAN 01/21/15 88-70 W 23-46 .5 0 0 5-10 .5 0 0 37-47 .7 8 7 12 27 39 39.1 24 21 12 6 7 88 73.3 at Elizabeth City State 1/24/15 67-52 W 25-51 .4 9 0 5-16 .3 1 3 12-17 .7 0 6 9 18 27 38.4 13 15 8 4 9 67 72.9 at Bowie State 1/28/15 62-61 W 22-64 .3 4 4 5-13 .3 8 5 13-24 .5 4 2 17 25 42 38.6 19 11 5 0 4 62 72.4 LUPA-M 1/31/15 73-69 Wot 17-41 .4 1 5 5-12 .4 1 7 34-43 .7 9 1 9 25 34 38.4 21 12 11 4 6 73 72.4 SAINT AUGUSTINE'S 2/4/15 71-53 W 24-51 .4 7 1 6-16 .3 7 5 17-26 .6 5 4 6 34 40 38.5 15 16 7 5 4 71 72.3 at Chowan 2/11/15 52-57 L 16-51 .3 1 4 5-19 .2 6 3 15-23 .6 5 2 12 15 27 38.0 16 10 10 1 8 52 71.4 ELIZABETH CITY STATE 2/14/15 53-50 W 20-52 .3 8 5 5-19 .2 6 3 8-15 .5 3 3 10 30 40 38.0 21 14 15 4 7 53 70.6 BOWIE STATE 02/18/15 79-80 Lot 29-66 .4 3 9 5-15 .3 3 3 16-27 .5 9 3 12 27 39 38.1 19 20 11 6 7 79 71.0 at LUPA-M 2/21/15 72-64 Wot 22-55 .4 0 0 6-12 .5 0 0 22-34 .6 4 7 10 39 49 38.5 26 11 22 9 4 72 71.0 vs Fayetteville State 2/26/15 72-93 L 25-69 .3 6 2 5-22 .2 2 7 17-22 .7 7 3 17 16 33 38.3 25 16 9 2 10 72 71.0 Virginia State 1847 633-1429 . 4 4 3 131-396 . 3 3 1 450-663 . 6 7 9 311 685 996 38.3 522 353 358 83 157 1847 71.0 Opponents 1709 563-1426 . 3 9 5 184-511 . 3 6 0 399-616 . 6 4 8 291 609 900 34.6 543 246 365 100 177 1709 65.7

Games played: 26 Rebounds/game: 38.3 Points/game: 71.0 Assists/game: 13.6 FG Pct: 44.3 Turnovers/game: 13.8 3FG Pct: 33.1 Assist/turnover ratio: 1.0 FT Pct: 67.9 Steals/game: 6.0 Blocks/game: 3.2 Virginia State Game-by-Game Highs (as of Sep 10, 2015) All games

Opponent Date Score Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocked shots vs Washington Adventist 11/28/14 77-71 20-Leary, Alphonso 8-Little, Tyrece 3-Peterson, Tyler 3-Peterson, Tyler 1-Little, Tyrece Kearse, Lamar Kearse, Lamar Little, Tyrece vs West Virginia State 11/29/14 70-68 19-Locke, Troy 9-Locke, Troy 4-Jeffers, Jamison 2-Kearse, Lamar 2-Leary, Alphonso Kearse, Lamar CONCORD 11/14/14 69-76 14-Kearse, Lamar 8-Leary, Alphonso 3-Kearse, Lamar 2-Peterson, Tyler 2-Little, Tyrece Peterson, Tyler Locke, Troy at UDC 11/25/14 80-64 19-Locke, Troy 9-Little, Tyrece 6-Peterson, Tyler 2-Leary, Alphonso 2-Little, Tyrece Jeffers, Jamison Pankey, Kenneth at Mount Olive 11/21/14 69-74 27-Kearse, Lamar 6-Leary, Alphonso 2-Peterson, Tyler 2-Little, Tyrece 1-Leary, Alphonso Jeffers, Jamison Little, Tyrece Savage, Larry Pankey, Kenneth Kearse, Lamar vs Barton 11/22/14 80-78 23-Little, Tyrece 8-Little, Tyrece 8-Peterson, Tyler 5-Peterson, Tyler 2-Alers, Te'Quan UVA WISE 11/15/14 92-56 24-Kearse, Lamar 7-Leary, Alphonso 5-Jeffers, Jamison 2-Peterson, Tyler 1-Alers, Te'Quan Moore, Elijah Leary, Alphonso Little, Tyrece Locke, Troy vs Virginia Union 12/07/14 72-61 15-Leary, Alphonso 8-Savage, Larry 5-Kearse, Lamar 1-Peterson, Tyler 2-Leary, Alphonso Terry, Amiel Jeffers, Jamison Moore, Elijah CHEYNEY 12/13/14 84-80 22-KEARSE, Lamar 12-LITTLE, Tyrece 7-PETERSON, Tyler 1-LITTLE, Tyrece 1-MOORE, Elijah SAVAGE, Larry LITTLE, Tyrece KEARSE, Lamar UNIV. OF CHARLESTON 12/16/14 63-68 17-LEARY, Alphonso 9-LITTLE, Tyrece 3-KEARSE, Lamar 2-PETERSON, Tyler 2-LITTLE, Tyrece KEARSE, Lamar FAYETTEVILLE STATE 01/03/15 75-61 25-KEARSE, Lamar 11-LITTLE, Tyrece 6-PARHAM, Xavier 2-PETERSON, Tyler 2-LITTLE, Tyrece LITTLE, Tyrece SHAW 01/05/15 61-72 16-MOORE, Elijah 8-LITTLE, Tyrece 5-PARHAM, Xavier 1-MOORE, Elijah 3-LITTLE, Tyrece LEARY, Alphonso KEARSE, Lamar PARHAM, Xavier JEFFERS, Jamison at Winston-Salem State Univ 01/08/15 58-61 14-LITTLE, Tyrece 10-LITTLE, Tyrece 2-PANKEY, Kenneth 1-LEARY, Alphonso 1-LITTLE, Tyrece TERRY, Amiel at Livingstone 01/10/15 70-62 18-KEARSE, Lamar 10-LITTLE, Tyrece 2-PETERSON, Tyler 2-PARHAM, Xavier 1-PANKEY, Kenneth MOORE, Elijah at Johnson C. Smith 1/12/15 74-63 22-KEARSE, Lamar 9-LEARY, Alphonso 4-PETERSON, Tyler 2-KEARSE, Lamar 2-LITTLE, Tyrece vs Virginia Union 01/18/15 64-45 16-KEARSE, Lamar 10-LITTLE, Tyrece 4-PETERSON, Tyler 3-JEFFERS, Jamison 1-LEARY, Alphonso LITTLE, Tyrece CHOWAN 01/21/15 88-70 17-MOORE, Elijah 11-LITTLE, Tyrece 6-KEARSE, Lamar 2-LITTLE, Tyrece 1-MOORE, Elijah PETERSON, Tyler PARHAM, Xavier LEARY, Alphonso LITTLE, Tyrece ALERS, Te'Quan KEARSE, Lamar TERRY, Amiel at Elizabeth City State 1/24/15 67-52 15-LITTLE, Tyrece 8-LEARY, Alphonso 4-PETERSON, Tyler 3-MOORE, Elijah 2-MOORE, Elijah at Bowie State 1/28/15 62-61 17-MOORE, Elijah 11-LITTLE, Tyrece 3-PARHAM, Xavier 2-KEARSE, Lamar None PETERSON, Tyler LUPA-M 1/31/15 73-69 18-LITTLE, Tyrece 9-LITTLE, Tyrece 6-KEARSE, Lamar 2-PARHAM, Xavier 2-LEARY, Alphonso Virginia State Game-by-Game Highs (as of Sep 10, 2015) All games

Opponent Date Score Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocked shots MOORE, Elijah LITTLE, Tyrece SAINT AUGUSTINE'S 2/4/15 71-53 18-LITTLE, Tyrece 13-LITTLE, Tyrece 5-PARHAM, Xavier 1-PANKEY, Kenneth 3-LITTLE, Tyrece KEARSE, Lamar LEARY, Alphonso PETERSON, Tyler at Chowan 2/11/15 52-57 12-LEARY, Alphonso 9-LEARY, Alphonso 3-LITTLE, Tyrece 3-PARHAM, Xavier 1-LITTLE, Tyrece MOORE, Elijah ELIZABETH CITY STATE 2/14/15 53-50 14-MOORE, Elijah 8-LITTLE, Tyrece 4-KEARSE, Lamar 3-MOORE, Elijah 1-ALERS, Te'Quan LITTLE, Tyrece LEARY, Alphonso PARHAM, Xavier BOWIE STATE 02/18/15 79-80 20-KEARSE, Lamar 9-LITTLE, Tyrece 6-PETERSON, Tyler 3-KEARSE, Lamar 3-LITTLE, Tyrece at LUPA-M 2/21/15 72-64 23-KEARSE, Lamar 10-LITTLE, Tyrece 5-PARHAM, Xavier 2-KEARSE, Lamar 4-LITTLE, Tyrece vs Fayetteville State 2/26/15 72-93 20-KEARSE, Lamar 10-LEARY, Alphonso 4-PETERSON, Tyler 3-PARHAM, Xavier 1-LITTLE, Tyrece KEARSE, Lamar LEARY, Alphonso Virginia State Team High/Low Analysis (as of Sep 10, 2015) All games

Virginia State - TEAM GAME HIGHS

POINTS 92 UVA WISE (11/15/14) 88 CHOWAN (01/21/15) 84 CHEYNEY (12/13/14) 80 vs Barton (11/22/14) 80 at UDC (11/25/14) FIELD GOALS MADE 35 UVA WISE (11/15/14) 31 at UDC (11/25/14) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 69 vs Fayetteville State (2/26/15) 66 BOWIE STATE (02/18/15) 66 vs Barton (11/22/14) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .585 (31-53) at UDC (11/25/14) .563 (27-48) CHEYNEY (12/13/14) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 11 UVA WISE (11/15/14) 9 CHEYNEY (12/13/14) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 24 UVA WISE (11/15/14) 22 vs Fayetteville State (2/26/15) 22 CONCORD (11/14/14) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .563 (9-16) CHEYNEY (12/13/14) .533 (8-15) at Johnson C. Smith (1/12/15) FREE THROWS MADE 37 CHOWAN (01/21/15) 34 LUPA-M (1/31/15) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 47 CHOWAN (01/21/15) 43 LUPA-M (1/31/15) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .880 (22-25) vs Barton (11/22/14) .791 (34-43) LUPA-M (1/31/15) REBOUNDS 50 FAYETTEVILLE STATE (01/03/15) 49 at LUPA-M (2/21/15) 49 UVA WISE (11/15/14) ASSISTS 21 CHOWAN (01/21/15) 20 BOWIE STATE (02/18/15) STEALS 10 vs Fayetteville State (2/26/15) 10 vs Barton (11/22/14) BLOCKED SHOTS 9 at LUPA-M (2/21/15) 6 BOWIE STATE (02/18/15) 6 CHOWAN (01/21/15) 6 vs West Virginia State (11/29/14) TURNOVERS 24 CHEYNEY (12/13/14) 22 at LUPA-M (2/21/15) 22 at UDC (11/25/14) FOULS 27 SHAW (01/05/15) 26 at LUPA-M (2/21/15) Virginia State Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Sep 10, 2015) VirginiaAll State games Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Sep 10, 2015) All games Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Rebounds Assist T/Over Block Steal Fouls Washington Adventist Opponent31/29 46/42 77-71 +6 1st27-50/24-622nd Score.540/.387Mar 2-8/8-25Total FG .250/.320FG Pct 21-36/15-273-Pointers .583/.5563FG Pct 38/35Free Throws+3 14/10FT Pct15/13 Rebounds1/0 8/9Assist23/24T/Over Block Steal Fouls West Virginia State Washington28/22 42/46 Adventist70-68 +2 31/2923-50/19-5546/42 77-71.460/.345+6 1-4/7-1827-50/24-62 .250/.389.540/.387 23-32/23-312-8/8-25 .719/.742.250/.320 34/3721-36/15-27(3) 15/12.583/.55614/12 38/356/6 +3 5/814/1023/2515/13 1/0 8/9 23/24 CONCORD West34/45 Virginia35/31 State69-76 (7) 28/2217-46/27-5142/46 70-68.370/.529+2 6-22/6-1823-50/19-55 .273/.333.460/.345 29-40/16-211-4/7-18 .725/.762.250/.389 30/3423-32/23-31(4) 9/11.719/.74218/19 34/372/0 (3) 6/915/1225/2714/12 6/6 5/8 23/25 UDC CONCORD37/27 43/37 80-64 +16 34/4531-53/21-5835/31 69-76.585/.362(7) 4-13/8-2317-46/27-51 .308/.348.370/.529 14-19/14-246-22/6-18 .737/.583.273/.333 37/3229-40/16-21+5 14/11.725/.76222/17 30/342/2 (4) 9/169/11 17/1618/19 2/0 6/9 25/27 Mount Olive UDC27/36 42/38 69-74 (5) 37/2726-57/26-5943/37 80-64.456/.441+16 6-20/6-1531-53/21-58 .300/.400.585/.362 11-17/16-234-13/8-23 .647/.696.308/.348 38/3214-19/14-24+6 12/14.737/.58320/17 37/322/9 +5 7/1014/1119/1622/17 2/2 9/16 17/16 Barton Mount32/34 Olive40/38 80-78 +2 27/3627-66/25-6442/38 69-74.409/.391(5) 4-14/8-2526-57/26-59 .286/.320.456/.441 22-25/20-246-20/6-15 .880/.833.300/.400 39/4211-17/16-23(3) 17/13.647/.69616/17 38/323/3 +6 10/812/1417/1920/17 2/9 7/10 19/16 UVA WISE Barton49/23 43/33 92-56 +36 32/3435-65/14-5640/38 80-78.538/.250+2 11-24/9-3327-66/25-64 .458/.273.409/.391 11-17/19-284-14/8-25 .647/.679.286/.320 49/3322-25/20-24+16 19/7.880/.83311/12 39/424/2 (3) 3/317/1323/1816/17 3/3 10/8 17/19 Virginia Union UVA37/23 WISE35/38 72-61 +11 49/2327-52/21-6243/33 92-56.519/.339+36 2-15/5-2535-65/14-56 .133/.200.538/.250 16-21/14-2211-24/9-33 .762/.636.458/.273 37/3411-17/19-28+3 17/7.647/.67915/12 49/335/2 +16 4/919/7 20/1711/12 4/2 3/3 23/18 CHEYNEY Virginia35/33 Union49/47 84-80 +4 37/2327-48/28-5935/38 72-61.563/.475+11 9-16/13-3227-52/21-62 .563/.406.519/.339 21-32/11-182-15/5-25 .656/.611.133/.200 38/2616-21/14-22+12 18/15.762/.63624/16 37/342/0 +3 3/1317/7 15/2415/12 5/2 4/9 20/17 UNIV. OF CHARLESTON CHEYNEY33/30 30/38 63-68 (5) 35/3323-61/22-4949/47 84-80.377/.449+4 2-14/8-2327-48/28-59 .143/.348.563/.475 15-22/16-229-16/13-32 .682/.727.563/.406 41/3321-32/11-18+8 7/11.656/.61112/13 38/262/1 +12 6/418/1518/2124/16 2/0 3/13 15/24 FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIV.35/22 OF 40/39CHARLESTON75-61 +14 33/3028-59/24-6630/38 63-68.475/.364(5) 6-15/8-2223-61/22-49 .400/.364.377/.449 13-20/5-102-14/8-23 .650/.500.143/.348 50/2915-22/16-22+21 14/7.682/.72717/11 41/332/1 +8 6/97/11 14/1812/13 2/1 6/4 18/21 SHAW FAYETTEVILLE29/38 32/34 STATE61-72 (11) 35/2223-54/21-5140/39 75-61.426/.412+14 3-13/5-1528-59/24-66 .231/.333.475/.364 12-28/25-376-15/8-22 .429/.676.400/.364 35/4413-20/5-10(9) 13/6.650/.50020/18 50/294/6 +21 5/914/7 27/2117/11 2/1 6/9 14/18 Winston-Salem State University SHAW27/30 31/31 58-61 (3) 29/3824-56/19-4732/34 61-72.429/.404(11) 5-18/9-2023-54/21-51 .278/.450.426/.412 5-11/14-243-13/5-15 .455/.583.231/.333 41/2912-28/25-37+12 7/7.429/.67611/8 35/441/5 (9) 2/213/6 24/1720/18 4/6 5/9 27/21 Livingstone Winston-Salem30/33 40/29 State70-62 University+8 27/3025-58/21-5131/31 58-61.431/.412(3) 3-11/5-1524-56/19-47 .273/.333.429/.404 17-25/15-215-18/9-20 .680/.714.278/.450 39/335-11/14-24+6 4/11.455/.58312/16 41/291/3 +12 8/5 7/7 21/2211/8 1/5 2/2 24/17 Johnson C. Smith Livingstone33/31 41/32 74-63 +11 30/3326-62/20-4840/29 70-62.419/.417+8 8-15/6-925-58/21-51 .533/.667.431/.412 14-20/17-313-11/5-15 .700/.548.273/.333 42/3117-25/15-21+11 13/15.680/.7149/10 39/333/10 +6 3/64/11 19/1712/16 1/3 8/5 21/22 Virginia Union Johnson27/17 C.37/28 Smith 64-45 +19 33/3121-46/15-4941/32 74-63.457/.306+11 7-20/7-1526-62/20-48 .350/.467.419/.417 15-20/8-208-15/6-9 .750/.400.533/.667 38/3114-20/17-31+7 14/5.700/.54812/11 42/312/2 +11 6/513/1518/219/10 3/10 3/6 19/17 CHOWAN Virginia44/33 Union44/37 88-70 +18 27/1723-46/23-5337/28 64-45.500/.434+19 5-10/3-1521-46/15-49 .500/.200.457/.306 37-47/21-317-20/7-15 .787/.677.350/.467 39/2415-20/8-20+15 21/6.750/.40012/13 38/316/4 +7 7/714/5 24/2712/11 2/2 6/5 18/21 Elizabeth City State CHOWAN28/23 39/29 67-52 +15 44/3325-51/19-5144/37 88-70.490/.373+18 5-16/5-1823-46/23-53 .313/.278.500/.434 12-17/9-135-10/3-15 .706/.692.500/.200 27/3537-47/21-31(8) 15/6.787/.6778/15 39/244/6 +15 9/221/6 13/1712/13 6/4 7/7 24/27 Bowie State Elizabeth34/25 28/36City State62-61 +1 28/2322-64/21-5139/29 67-52.344/.412+15 5-13/7-1725-51/19-51 .385/.412.490/.373 13-24/12-185-16/5-18 .542/.667.313/.278 42/3912-17/9-13+3 11/6.706/.6925/12 27/350/9 (8) 4/115/6 19/228/15 4/6 9/2 13/17 LUPA-M Bowie35/22 State25/38 73-69 +4 34/2517-41/21-4928/36 62-61.415/.429+1 5-12/5-1322-64/21-51 .417/.385.344/.412 34-43/22-295-13/7-17 .791/.759.385/.412 34/2713-24/12-18+7 12/9.542/.66711/11 42/394/2 +3 6/711/6 21/275/12 0/9 4/1 19/22 SAINT AUGUSTINE'S LUPA-M40/31 31/22 71-53 +18 35/2224-51/18-6125/38 73-69.471/.295+4 6-16/8-1717-41/21-49 .375/.471.415/.429 17-26/9-165-12/5-13 .654/.563.417/.385 40/3934-43/22-29+1 16/8.791/.7597/9 34/275/0 +7 4/212/9 15/2111/11 4/2 6/7 21/27 Chowan SAINT19/31 AUGUSTINE'S33/26 52-57 (5) 40/3116-51/21-4631/22 71-53.314/.457+18 5-19/6-1824-51/18-61 .263/.333.471/.295 15-23/9-136-16/8-17 .652/.692.375/.471 27/3617-26/9-16(9) 10/14.654/.56310/15 40/391/4 +1 8/1016/8 16/177/9 5/0 4/2 15/21 ELIZABETH CITY STATE Chowan26/18 27/32 53-50 +3 19/3120-52/14-5233/26 52-57.385/.269(5) 5-19/5-1716-51/21-46 .263/.294.314/.457 8-15/17-265-19/6-18 .533/.654.263/.333 40/4215-23/9-13(2) 14/7.652/.69215/15 27/364/5 (9) 7/810/1421/1810/15 1/4 8/10 16/17 BOWIE STATE ELIZABETH40/36 32/36 CITY STATE79-80 (1) 26/1829-66/28-6227/32 53-50.439/.452+3 5-15/10-2620-52/14-52 .333/.385.385/.269 16-27/14-215-19/5-17 .593/.667.263/.294 39/408-15/17-26(1) 20/12.533/.65411/15 40/426/1 (2) 7/714/7 19/2015/15 4/5 7/8 21/18 LUPA-M BOWIE19/22 STATE35/32 72-64 +8 40/3622-55/18-6232/36 79-80.400/.290(1) 6-12/7-2329-66/28-62 .500/.304.439/.452 22-34/21-395-15/10-26 .647/.538.333/.385 49/4416-27/14-21+5 11/7.593/.66722/19 39/409/8 (1) 4/520/1226/2711/15 6/1 7/7 19/20 Fayetteville State LUPA-M33/51 39/42 72-93 (21) 19/2225-69/33-5235/32 72-64.362/.635+8 5-22/10-1422-55/18-62 .227/.714.400/.290 17-22/17-276-12/7-23 .773/.630.500/.304 33/3922-34/21-39(6) 16/9.647/.5389/19 49/442/9 +5 10/311/7 25/2422/19 9/8 4/5 26/27 Fayetteville State 33/51 39/42 72-93 (21) 25-69/33-52 .362/.635 5-22/10-14 .227/.714 17-22/17-27 .773/.630 33/39 (6) 16/9 9/19 2/9 10/3 25/24 Virginia State Team Game-by-GameNote: Game totals areComparison displayed in the (as format of TEAM/OPPONENTSep 10, 2015) for each category Virginia State Team Game-by-Game Comparison (as of Sep 10, 2015) All games Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category All games

Opponent 1st 2nd Score Mar Total FG FG Pct 3-Pointers 3FG PctOpponentFree Throws FT Pct 1stRebounds2nd ScoreAssist T/OverMar BlockTotal FG Steal FGFouls Pct 3-Pointers 3FG Pct Free Throws FT Pct Rebounds Assist T/Over Block Steal Fouls Washington Adventist 31/29 46/42 77-71 +6 27-50/24-62 .540/.387 2-8/8-25 .250/.320Washington21-36/15-27 Adventist .583/.556 31/2938/35 46/42+3 77-7114/10 15/13+6 27-50/24-621/0 8/9 .540/.38723/24 2-8/8-25 .250/.320 21-36/15-27 .583/.556 38/35 +3 14/10 15/13 1/0 8/9 23/24 West Virginia State 28/22 42/46 70-68 +2 23-50/19-55 .460/.345 1-4/7-18 .250/.389West Virginia23-32/23-31 State .719/.742 28/2234/37 42/46(3) 70-6815/12 14/12+2 23-50/19-556/6 5/8 .460/.34523/25 1-4/7-18 .250/.389 23-32/23-31 .719/.742 34/37 (3) 15/12 14/12 6/6 5/8 23/25 CONCORD 34/45 35/31 69-76 (7) 17-46/27-51 .370/.529 6-22/6-18 .273/.333CONCORD29-40/16-21 .725/.762 34/4530/34 35/31(4) 69-769/11 18/19(7) 17-46/27-512/0 6/9 .370/.52925/27 6-22/6-18 .273/.333 29-40/16-21 .725/.762 30/34 (4) 9/11 18/19 2/0 6/9 25/27 UDC 37/27 43/37 80-64 +16 31-53/21-58 .585/.362 4-13/8-23 .308/.348UDC 14-19/14-24 .737/.583 37/2737/32 43/37+5 80-6414/11 22/17+16 31-53/21-582/2 9/16 .585/.36217/16 4-13/8-23 .308/.348 14-19/14-24 .737/.583 37/32 +5 14/11 22/17 2/2 9/16 17/16 Mount Olive 27/36 42/38 69-74 (5) 26-57/26-59 .456/.441 6-20/6-15 .300/.400Mount 11-17/16-23Olive .647/.696 27/3638/32 42/38+6 69-7412/14 20/17(5) 26-57/26-592/9 7/10 .456/.44119/16 6-20/6-15 .300/.400 11-17/16-23 .647/.696 38/32 +6 12/14 20/17 2/9 7/10 19/16 Barton 32/34 40/38 80-78 +2 27-66/25-64 .409/.391 4-14/8-25 .286/.320Barton22-25/20-24 .880/.833 32/3439/42 40/38(3) 80-7817/13 16/17+2 27-66/25-643/3 10/8 .409/.39117/19 4-14/8-25 .286/.320 22-25/20-24 .880/.833 39/42 (3) 17/13 16/17 3/3 10/8 17/19 UVA WISE 49/23 43/33 92-56 +36 35-65/14-56 .538/.250 11-24/9-33 .458/.273UVA WISE11-17/19-28 .647/.679 49/2349/33 43/33+16 92-5619/7 11/12+36 35-65/14-564/2 3/3 .538/.25023/18 11-24/9-33 .458/.273 11-17/19-28 .647/.679 49/33 +16 19/7 11/12 4/2 3/3 23/18 Virginia Union 37/23 35/38 72-61 +11 27-52/21-62 .519/.339 2-15/5-25 .133/.200Virginia16-21/14-22 Union .762/.636 37/2337/34 35/38+3 72-6117/7 15/12+11 27-52/21-625/2 4/9 .519/.33920/17 2-15/5-25 .133/.200 16-21/14-22 .762/.636 37/34 +3 17/7 15/12 5/2 4/9 20/17 CHEYNEY 35/33 49/47 84-80 +4 27-48/28-59 .563/.475 9-16/13-32 .563/.406CHEYNEY21-32/11-18 .656/.611 35/3338/26 49/47+12 84-8018/15 24/16+4 27-48/28-592/0 3/13 .563/.47515/24 9-16/13-32 .563/.406 21-32/11-18 .656/.611 38/26 +12 18/15 24/16 2/0 3/13 15/24 UNIV. OF CHARLESTON 33/30 30/38 63-68 (5) 23-61/22-49 .377/.449 2-14/8-23 .143/.348UNIV. 15-22/16-22OF CHARLESTON.682/.727 33/3041/33 30/38+8 63-687/11 12/13(5) 23-61/22-492/1 6/4 .377/.44918/21 2-14/8-23 .143/.348 15-22/16-22 .682/.727 41/33 +8 7/11 12/13 2/1 6/4 18/21 FAYETTEVILLE STATE 35/22 40/39 75-61 +14 28-59/24-66 .475/.364 6-15/8-22 .400/.364FAYETTEVILLE13-20/5-10 STATE.650/.500 35/2250/29 40/39+21 75-6114/7 17/11+14 28-59/24-662/1 6/9 .475/.36414/18 6-15/8-22 .400/.364 13-20/5-10 .650/.500 50/29 +21 14/7 17/11 2/1 6/9 14/18 SHAW 29/38 32/34 61-72 (11) 23-54/21-51 .426/.412 3-13/5-15 .231/.333SHAW12-28/25-37 .429/.676 29/3835/44 32/34(9) 61-7213/6 20/18(11) 23-54/21-514/6 5/9 .426/.41227/21 3-13/5-15 .231/.333 12-28/25-37 .429/.676 35/44 (9) 13/6 20/18 4/6 5/9 27/21 Winston-Salem State University 27/30 31/31 58-61 (3) 24-56/19-47 .429/.404 5-18/9-20 .278/.450Winston-Salem5-11/14-24 State University.455/.583 27/3041/29 31/31+12 58-617/7 11/8(3) 24-56/19-471/5 2/2 .429/.40424/17 5-18/9-20 .278/.450 5-11/14-24 .455/.583 41/29 +12 7/7 11/8 1/5 2/2 24/17 Livingstone 30/33 40/29 70-62 +8 25-58/21-51 .431/.412 3-11/5-15 .273/.333Livingstone17-25/15-21 .680/.714 30/3339/33 40/29+6 70-624/11 12/16+8 25-58/21-511/3 8/5 .431/.41221/22 3-11/5-15 .273/.333 17-25/15-21 .680/.714 39/33 +6 4/11 12/16 1/3 8/5 21/22 Johnson C. Smith 33/31 41/32 74-63 +11 26-62/20-48 .419/.417 8-15/6-9 .533/.667Johnson14-20/17-31 C. Smith .700/.548 33/3142/31 41/32+11 74-6313/15 +119/10 26-62/20-483/10 3/6 .419/.41719/17 8-15/6-9 .533/.667 14-20/17-31 .700/.548 42/31 +11 13/15 9/10 3/10 3/6 19/17 Virginia Union 27/17 37/28 64-45 +19 21-46/15-49 .457/.306 7-20/7-15 .350/.467Virginia15-20/8-20 Union .750/.400 27/1738/31 37/28+7 64-4514/5 12/11+19 21-46/15-492/2 6/5 .457/.30618/21 7-20/7-15 .350/.467 15-20/8-20 .750/.400 38/31 +7 14/5 12/11 2/2 6/5 18/21 CHOWAN 44/33 44/37 88-70 +18 23-46/23-53 .500/.434 5-10/3-15 .500/.200CHOWAN37-47/21-31 .787/.677 44/3339/24 44/37+15 88-7021/6 12/13+18 23-46/23-536/4 7/7 .500/.43424/27 5-10/3-15 .500/.200 37-47/21-31 .787/.677 39/24 +15 21/6 12/13 6/4 7/7 24/27 Elizabeth City State 28/23 39/29 67-52 +15 25-51/19-51 .490/.373 5-16/5-18 .313/.278Elizabeth12-17/9-13 City State .706/.692 28/2327/35 39/29(8) 67-5215/6 +158/15 25-51/19-514/6 9/2 .490/.37313/17 5-16/5-18 .313/.278 12-17/9-13 .706/.692 27/35 (8) 15/6 8/15 4/6 9/2 13/17 Bowie State 34/25 28/36 62-61 +1 22-64/21-51 .344/.412 5-13/7-17 .385/.412Bowie 13-24/12-18State .542/.667 34/2542/39 28/36+3 62-6111/6 5/12+1 22-64/21-510/9 4/1 .344/.41219/22 5-13/7-17 .385/.412 13-24/12-18 .542/.667 42/39 +3 11/6 5/12 0/9 4/1 19/22 LUPA-M 35/22 25/38 73-69 +4 17-41/21-49 .415/.429 5-12/5-13 .417/.385LUPA-M34-43/22-29 .791/.759 35/2234/27 25/38+7 73-6912/9 11/11+4 17-41/21-494/2 6/7 .415/.42921/27 5-12/5-13 .417/.385 34-43/22-29 .791/.759 34/27 +7 12/9 11/11 4/2 6/7 21/27 SAINT AUGUSTINE'S 40/31 31/22 71-53 +18 24-51/18-61 .471/.295 6-16/8-17 .375/.471SAINT 17-26/9-16AUGUSTINE'S.654/.563 40/3140/39 31/22+1 71-5316/8 +187/9 24-51/18-615/0 4/2 .471/.29515/21 6-16/8-17 .375/.471 17-26/9-16 .654/.563 40/39 +1 16/8 7/9 5/0 4/2 15/21 Chowan 19/31 33/26 52-57 (5) 16-51/21-46 .314/.457 5-19/6-18 .263/.333Chowan15-23/9-13 .652/.692 19/3127/36 33/26(9) 52-5710/14 10/15(5) 16-51/21-461/4 8/10 .314/.45716/17 5-19/6-18 .263/.333 15-23/9-13 .652/.692 27/36 (9) 10/14 10/15 1/4 8/10 16/17 ELIZABETH CITY STATE 26/18 27/32 53-50 +3 20-52/14-52 .385/.269 5-19/5-17 .263/.294ELIZABETH8-15/17-26 CITY STATE.533/.654 26/1840/42 27/32(2) 53-5014/7 15/15+3 20-52/14-524/5 7/8 .385/.26921/18 5-19/5-17 .263/.294 8-15/17-26 .533/.654 40/42 (2) 14/7 15/15 4/5 7/8 21/18 BOWIE STATE 40/36 32/36 79-80 (1) 29-66/28-62 .439/.452 5-15/10-26 .333/.385BOWIE16-27/14-21 STATE .593/.667 40/3639/40 32/36(1) 79-8020/12 11/15(1) 29-66/28-626/1 7/7 .439/.45219/20 5-15/10-26 .333/.385 16-27/14-21 .593/.667 39/40 (1) 20/12 11/15 6/1 7/7 19/20 LUPA-M 19/22 35/32 72-64 +8 22-55/18-62 .400/.290 6-12/7-23 .500/.304LUPA-M22-34/21-39 .647/.538 19/2249/44 35/32+5 72-6411/7 22/19+8 22-55/18-629/8 4/5 .400/.29026/27 6-12/7-23 .500/.304 22-34/21-39 .647/.538 49/44 +5 11/7 22/19 9/8 4/5 26/27 Fayetteville State 33/51 39/42 72-93 (21) 25-69/33-52 .362/.635 5-22/10-14 .227/.714Fayetteville17-22/17-27 State .773/.630 33/5133/39 39/42(6) 72-9316/9 (21)9/19 25-69/33-522/9 10/3 .362/.63525/24 5-22/10-14 .227/.714 17-22/17-27 .773/.630 33/39 (6) 16/9 9/19 2/9 10/3 25/24

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category