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Queens Athletics Communications 1900 Selwyn Avenue, Charlotte, N.C. 28274 Office|704-688-2819 2018-19 Media Notes Fax| 704-337-2237 GENERAL INFORMATION School Name: Queens University of Charlotte Abbreviated: Queens (NOT Queens University) Location: Charlotte, N.C. VS. Founded: 1857 Enrollment: 2500 (approximate) Affiliation: NCAA Division II Conference: South Atlantic Conference No. 10 Queens Royals (23-3, 15-1 SAC) Home Venue: Curry Arena (Levine Center) vs. Capacity: 3000 Nickname: Royals Catawba Indians (19-5, 12-4 SAC)

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Game Notes

#QUvsCC: Queens hosts on Wednesday night at the CAREER SCORING LEADERS Levine Center for Student Appreciation Night sponsored by Coca-Cola. With 1. 1810 - Reginald HOPKINS (114 games) - 2007-11 a win, the Royals will clinch at least a share of the South Atlantic Confer- 2. 1771 - Daniel BAILEY (114 games) - 2008-12 ence regular-season championship for the second time in three years. 3. 1603 - Carlos ANDRADE (114 games) - 1999-03 Queens will secure the outright title with a win and a loss by Lincoln Memori- 4. 1602 - Chris BENSON (119 games) - 1999-03 al University versus . 5. 1462 - Chuck WITTMAN (113 games) - 1993-97 Queens and Catawba will meet for the 19th time, with the Royals holding a 6. 1400 - Spencer ROSS (62 games) - 2002-04 14-4 all-time edge, and having won 12 straight in the series. Queens 7. 1390 - Antonio STABLER (113 games) - 2009-13 claimed the season’s first meeting, 87-86, over then-No. 25 Catawba on 8. 1367 - Todd WITHERS (116 games) - 2014-18 Jan. 16, on the road. 9. 1345 - Yogi LEO (84 games) - 1993-96 Scouting the Opponent: Catawba enters Wednesday night tied for 10. 1266 - DeWayne ANSLEY (111 games) - 1991-93,94-96 second place in the SAC standings with an overall record of 19-5, and a conference record of 12-4. The Indians have won six-straight games, the longest active winning streak in the League, and most recently beat Carson- CAREER REBOUND LEADERS Newman University, 90-75, on Saturday. Catawba is led by the combo of Jameel Taylor (14.6 PPG, No. 12 SAC) and Marcell Haskett (14.5 PPG, No. 1. 883 - Kendrick HARRIS (113 games) - 2002-06 13 SAC). Taylor recently moved into fifth place on Catawba’s all-time scor- 2. 812 - Daniel BAILEY (54o-758d) - 2008-12 ing list with 1,737 career points. 3. 776 - Todd WITHERS (155o-607d) - 2014-18 4. 761 - Carlos ANDRADE (114 games) - 1999-03 Last Time Out: Up 14 points at halftime, No. 10 Queens scored 66 sec- 5. 727 - Darryl WHITE (76o-651d) - 1990-92,14-18 ond-half points and ran away from , 115-84, on Wednes- day night at the Levine Center. Shaun Willett led Queens with 24 points and 6. 700 - DeWayne ANSLEY (111 games) - 1991-93,94-96 16 rebounds to earn his 22nd double-double of the season. Kenny Dye set a 7. 691 - Yogi LEO (84 games) - 1993-96 new career high with 18 points and Blake Morrow tied a season-high, also scoring 18. 8. 624 - Antonio STABLER (89o-535d) - 2009-13 9. 608 - Brent EVANS (126o-482d) - 2010-14 Road Warriors: A road victory on Feb. 6 at Coker College improved the 10. 576 - Soce FAYE (58 games) - 1996-98 Royals’ road record to 10-0 and extended their road winning streak to 11 games dating back to last season. The current road winning streak is sec- ond to Northwest Missouri State University for the longest such active streak in Division II, and includes three wins over ranked teams. This season SEASON SCORING LEADERS Queens has posted road wins over No. 23 Lenoir-Rhyne University, 76-69, on Nov. 28, and No. 24 Catawba, 87-86, on Jan. 16. 1. 788 - Spencer ROSS (33 games) - 2002-03 2. 627 - J.R. GAMBLE (32 games) - 2000-01 20 and Counting: With a win on Saturday, Feb. 2, at Lincoln Memorial 3. 612 - Spencer ROSS (29 games) - 2003-04 University, Queens won for the 20th time this season, notching a 20-win campaign for the 15th time in the program’s 30-year history and the fourth 4. 586 - Glen HARRIS (34 games) - 1998-99 year in a row. This season is Bart Lundy’s eighth 20-win season as a head 5. 572 - Reginald HOPKINS (29 games) - 2010-11 coach and his seventh in 11 years at Queens. 6. 569 - Adrien PRITCHARD (31 games) - 1998-99 7. 563 - Walter AIKENS (28 games) - 1990-91 Mr. Double-Double: With 22 double-doubles, Willett leads the NCAA (more than 1,200 institutions) in double-doubles this season. At the Division 8. 561 - Rob Lewis (31 games) - 2015-16 II level, Will Vorhees of is second with 17 double- 9. 553 - Yogi LEO (31 games) - 1995-96 doubles. In Division I, Davontae Cacok of the University of North Carolina 10. 550 - Soce FAYE (30 games) - 1997-98 Wilmington has 20, and in Division III, Kevin Dennis of Morrisville State Col- lege also has 20.

Rebounding Machine: With 316 rebounds in the season’s first 26 games, Willett has already recorded the second-most rebounds in a single SEASON REBOUND LEADERS season in program history. He is 19 rebounds shy of tying Soce Faye who 1. 335 - Soce FAYE (30 games) - 1997-98 holds the single-season rebounding record with 335 (1997-98, 30 games). 2. 288 - Todd WITHERS (36 games) - 2017-18

3. 276 - Yogi LEO (31 games) - 1995-96 Bevo Francis Award: On Friday, Willett was named to the Bevo Fran- cis Award Top 50 Watch List, Small College Basketball announced. The 4. 260 - John THOMPSON (30 games) - 2007-08 Clarence "Bevo" Francis Award is presented annually to the player who has 5. 253 - Darryl WHITE (26 games) - 1991-92 had the finest season across NCAA Divisions II and III, NAIA Divisions I and 6. 249 - Daniel BAILEY (28 games) - 2008-09 II, USCAA Divisions I and II and NCCAA Divisions I and II. The watch list, which began with a Top 100 on Jan. 15 and also featured Daniel Carr, will 7. 242 - Kendrick HARRIS (28 games) - 2004-05 be trimmed down to 25 players on March 15. Finalists will be announced on 8. 241 - Soce FAYE (28 games) - 1996-97 April 6 and the award winner will be announced on April 8. 9. 240 - Chris JONES (29 games) - 2006-07 10. 238 - Todd WITHERS (34 games) - 2016-17

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Game Notes

SCHEDULE WWWWWWWWWWWWWW: From Nov. 28-Jan. 30, Queens won 14 consecutive games before falling to Lenoir-Rhyne, 93-79. The winning streak Date Opponent Time/Result stands as the third longest in program history and marked the fourth consec- Small College Basketball Hall of Fame Classic utive season in which Queens put together a winning streak of at least 12 11/3/18 William Jewell (Mo.) W, 101-87 games. 11/4/18 Northern State L, 87-74 CC/SAC Challenge The Streak Continues!: For another week, Queens remained in the 11/9/18 Emmanuel (Ga.) W, 85-68 official coaches’ poll holding at No. 10 in the most recent edition of the 11/10/18 Young Harris W, 85-69 NABC/Division II Rankings released on Tuesday, Feb. 19. The placement in 11/14/18 West Georgia W, 90-73 the 12th official poll of the season marks the 57th consecutive week in which 11/17/18 Palm Beach Atlantic W, 82-74 (OT) Queens has been featured in the national rankings dating back to the first 11/24/18 Belmont Abbey L, 76-55 poll of the 2015-2016 season on Nov. 24, 2015. The Royals opened the year 11/28/18 Lenoir-Rhyne* W, 76-69 at No. 7 in the coaches’ poll and have cracked the top-10 nationally during 12/1/18 Anderson* W, 79-77 each of the last four seasons. Additionally, Queens improved on spot to No. 9 12/3/18 Virginia Union W, 92-72 in the D2SIDA Media Poll released on Tuesday. The Royals are ranked No. 2 12/8/18 Lincoln Memorial* W, 90-62 in the Southeast Region with a region record of 21-2. 12/12/18 Johnson & Wales W, 121-76 12/16/18 Tusculum* W, 77-62 12/19/18 Coker* W, 96-79 Filling it up!: Willett currently leads SAC in scoring, averaging 19.6 points 1/3/19 Virginia Union W, 102-85 per game. He also leads the League in rebounding, and ranks third national- 1/9/19 Newberry* W, 96-94 ly, with 12.2 rebounds per game. Carr is seventh in the SAC in scoring (16.2 1/12/19 Carson-Newman* W, 81-77 PPG), fifth in assists (4.5 APG), and eighth in 3-point field goal percentage 1/16/19 Catawba* W, 87-86 (43.5%). Diankulu is the League’s fifth-leading rebounder with 7.8 boards per 1/19/19 Mars Hill* W, 98-69 game and ranks fourth in field goal percentage (58.4%). Van Turner Jr. is 1/23/19 Wingate* W, 95-71 fourth in 3-point shooting (45.5%) and his 81 made 3-pointers ranks him in a 1/26/19 Anderson W, 83-75 tie for ninth nationally in 3-point field goals made this season. As a team, 1/30/19 Lenoir-Rhyne* L, 92-79 Queens is shooting 50.9 percent (No. 12 NCAA, No. 1 SAC) and 40.9 per- 2/2/19 Lincoln Memorial* W, 78-70 cent from three (No. 8 NCAA, No. 1 SAC). 2/6/19 Coker* W, 89-67 2/9/19 Tusculum* W, 97-88 Locking Down!: Nine times this season the Royals have held an oppo- 2/13/19 Newberry* W, 115-84 nent under 40-percent shooting, including in seven of the last 16 games and 2/20/19 Catawba* 8:00 PM two of the last four games. Only one time this season have the Royals al- 2/23/19 Carson-Newman* 4:00 PM lowed an opponent to shoot more than 50 percent from the floor (Lenoir- 2/27/19 Wingate* 8:00 PM Rhyne University, 51.5%, Jan. 30). At on Dec. 16, 3/2/19 Mars Hill 4:00 PM Queens posted a season-best defensive performance, allowing 62 points and South Atlantic Conference Championship holding the Pioneers to 34.4-percent shooting. 3/6/19 Quarterfinals 3/9/19 Semifinals Player(s) of the Week: Shaun Willett was named AstroTurf SAC Men's 3/10/19 Championship Basketball Player of the Week for games played Feb. 4-10 after averaging

21.5 points and 14 rebounds on 51.4-percent shooting in two winning efforts. Home Games Are In Bold The award was Willett’s third Player of the Week honor this season and the Neutral Games Are In Italics fifth time this year that a Queens player claimed the award. Willett previously *Denotes Conference Game took home the conference’s weekly accolade for his performance Jan. 7-13, ^Denotes Exhibition Game when he averaged 25 points, 16 rebounds and one steal across two games, and Jan. 21-27, when he averaged 20.5 points, 12.5 rebounds, and 2.5 as- sists, while shooting 43.8 percent from the field, 50 percent from 3-point range, and 76.9 percent from the free throw line.

2018-19 SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE STANDINGS

Conference Overall GP W-L PCT PF PA GP W-L PCT PF PA L10 STRK Queens 16 15-1 0.938 1416 1222 26 23-3 0.885 2303 1989 9-1 Won 4 Catawba 16 12-4 0.750 1394 1213 24 19-5 0.792 2101 1768 7-3 Won 6 Lincoln Memorial 16 12-4 0.750 1376 1246 24 18-6 0.750 2099 1782 8-2 Won 4 Wingate 17 11-6 0.647 1330 1249 25 15-10 0.600 1970 1862 6-4 Won 2 Lenoir-Rhyne 16 9-7 0.563 1253 1213 24 16-8 0.667 1950 1812 5-5 Lost 4 Tusculum 16 8-8 0.500 1194 1192 24 12-12 0.500 1791 1754 6-4 Won 2 Anderson 17 8-9 0.471 1319 1364 25 14-11 0.560 1981 1922 6-4 Won 1 Carson-Newman 16 6-10 0.375 1224 1293 24 13-11 0.542 1900 1879 4-6 Lost 1 Newberry 16 4-12 0.250 1440 1543 24 9-15 0.375 2134 2175 4-6 Lost 2 Mars Hill 15 3-12 0.200 1173 1284 23 9-14 0.391 1833 1863 3-7 Lost 3 Coker 17 1-16 0.059 1205 1505 24 3-21 0.125 1693 2113 0-10 Lost 12

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Game Notes

Player(s) of the Week (cont.): Lewis Diankulu was named Preseason All-SAC: Willett and Carr were named preseason Player of the Week for all games played Dec. 17-Jan. 1, after a ca- second-team all-conference selections, as voted by the League’s reer-high 34-point performance in a 96-79 win over Coker College coaches. The Royals were picked No. 2 in the Conference’s presea- on Dec. 19. Diankulu also grabbed 10 rebounds to record his third son poll receiving four first-place votes and 104 total points. Queens double-double of the season. The honor was the first weekly acco- was voted second only to Lincoln Memorial University who garnered lade of his career. seven first-place votes and 107 total points.

Daniel Carr was named Player of the Week for his performance 2017-2018 Year in Review: In 2017-2018, the Royals went 32 Dec. 3-Dec. 9, earning his first weekly conference honor. For the -4 compiling the best overall record in program history (.889 win pct.) week, Carr averaged 21 points, 4.5 assists, 2.5 rebounds, and 1.5 and the best regular-season record (26-2, .928 win pct.) in program steals per game while shooting 50 percent from the floor, 60 percent history. Queens beat No. 1 Lincoln Memorial in the Southeast Re- from the 3-point line and 100 percent from the free throw line as gional title game, 69-57, earning the program’s first win over the No. Queens picked up wins at Virginia Union University (92-72) on Dec. 1 nationally-ranked team. The win advanced Queens to the Elite 3, and versus Lincoln Memorial University (90-62) on Dec. 8. Eight of the NCAA Division II Men's Basketball Championship for the first time since 2003 and the third time overall. With a 100-94 win in Coach of the Week: Bart Lundy was named HoopDirt.com the national quarterfinals over No. 21 California Baptist University, NCAA Division II Coach of the Week presented by Just Play Solu- Queens made its second all-time appearance in the national semifi- tions for week nine of the college basketball season. Lundy led nals tying for the deepest postseason run in program history before Queens to a perfect week with SAC wins over Newberry College, on falling to No. 6 Northern State,105-99, in double overtime. Queens the road, 96-94, on Jan. 9, and versus Carson-Newman University, earned the No. 1 national ranking for the first time in program history 81-77, on Jan. 12, at the Levine Center. on Jan. 9, 2018. The Royals received 13 of the possible 16 first- place votes in the NABC/Division II Rankings to become the first #SCTOP10: Willett was featured in SportsCenter's Top 10 Plays Charlotte-area college basketball program to earn the No. 1 spot in of the Night, on Jan. 3, 2019, for a dunk that helped Queens to 102- men’s basketball across all NCAA divisions. 85 victory over Virginia Union. The dunk, which was Willett's fourth of the game, was ranked No. 7 by ESPN. Willett became the second The NCAA Championships: The Royals have made 11 trips Queens player to ever appear in the nightly countdown by ESPN's to the NCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Championship with the first flagship program. On Nov. 18, 2016, a dunk by Daniel Camps re- coming in the 1995-96 season. Queens has qualified for the tourna- ceived the No. 9 ranking from ESPN's Top Plays in an 84-69 win ment in each of the last three seasons. All three Elite Eight appear- over Lees-McRae College. ances have come under Bart Lundy’s leadership. Queens has also hosted the regional tournament three times as the Southeast’s top Down go the Champs!: During the recent 14-game winning seed. streak, Queens completed a 2-0 week with wins over two reigning conference champions by an average of 24 points. On Monday, Dec. 3, Queens beat reigning CIAA Tournament Champions, Virgin- Royals in the Pros: Three members of the Royals’ 2018 gradu- ia Union, 92-72, on the road. The Royals followed the win with a 90- ating class signed professional basketball contracts after the conclu- 62 victory over reigning SAC Champions Lincoln Memorial on Satur- sion of their collegiate careers. Todd Withers signed with the Grand day, Dec. 8. Rapids Drive, the NBA G-League affiliate of the Detroit Pistons, be- coming the first former Queens men’s basketball player to ink a deal with an NBA team or its affiliate. Ike Agusi signed with BKM Lucenec Team of the Week: Queens was named the season’s first in Slovakia’s top league while Mike Davis signed with Belfast Star of NCAA Division II Team of the Week by the National Association of the top-tier league in Ireland. Over the past three seasons, five for- Basketball Coaches (NABC) for its performance Nov. 25—Dec. 1. mer Royals have signed pro deals, and in total, nine Queens basket- The Royals finished that week 2-0, with a road win over then-No. 23 ball alumni are actively competing in professional basketball leagues Lenoir-Rhyne University, 76-69, and a win over Anderson Universi- around the world. ty, 79-77.

End of an Era: Queens opened its season at the prestigious Small College Basketball Hall of Fame Classic with a win over Wil- liam Jewell College, 101-87, on Nov. 3, and a loss to Northern State University, 87-74, on Nov. 4, in a rematch of last year’s national semifinal. The loss to Northern State snapped a streak of consecu- tive unbeaten starts to the season. In the last three years, Queens had previously opened a combined 44-0 before losing a game. The streak began with a 12-0 start to the 2015-2016 campaign which at the time set program records for both longest winning streak and best start to a season. The Royals eclipsed or tied both of those records during each of the next two years, both times opening 16-0 before losing. Queens was the only NCAA men’s basketball pro- gram to open each of the last three seasons at least 10-0 before losing (more than 1,200 NCAA institutions). The loss also marked the earliest loss in a season since Queens fell in its season opener to Georgia College on Nov. 14, 2014, and the first regular season non-conference loss since falling to Livingstone College on Dec. 3, 2014. The Royals had won 23 straight non-conference regular sea- son games.

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Polls

D2SIDA Media Poll—Week 13 NABC/DIVISION II RANKINGS—Week 12 (February 19, 2019) (February 19, 2019) Rank School Record Points Last Rank School Points Rec. Prev. 1. Northwest Missouri State 25-0 400 1 1. Northwest Missouri State (16) 400 24-0 1 2. Indiana, Pa. 22-2 384 3 2. Nova Southeastern 369 21-2 3 3. Nova Southeastern, Fla. 21-2 365 4 3. St. Edward’s 363 23-2 4 4. West Texas A&M 25-3 340 5 4. Indiana (Pa.) 358 22-2 5 5. St. Edward’s, Texas 23-2 338 6 5. USC Aiken 336 22-2 6 6. USC Aiken 22-2 315 7 6. West Texas A&M 308 25-3 7 7. West Liberty, W.Va. 20-3 292 2 7. Findlay 297 20-3 T8 8. Findlay, Ohio 20-3 286 8 8. West Liberty 268 20-3 2 9. Bellarmine, Ky. 20-3 285 9 9. Queens (N.C.) 264 23-3 10 10. Queens, N.C. 23-3 265 10 10. Daemen 257 21-3 11 11. Colorado School of Mines 22-3 240 11 11. Saint Martin’s 253 21-3 14 12. Saint Martin’s, Wash. 21-3 224 14 12. Lynn 230 20-3 12 13. Daemen, N.Y. 21-3 193 15 13. Colorado School of Mines 211 22-3 13 14. Lynn, Fla. 20-3 191 16 14. Davenport 193 22-3 15 15. Southern Nazarene, Okla. 22-4 167 17 15. Bellarmine 173 20-3 17 16. Davenport, Mich. 22-3 164 18 16. Point Loma 165 24-4 T8 17. Point Loma, Calif. 21-4 137 12 17. Southern Nazarene 141 22-4 20 18. Ashland, Ohio 21-4 110 20 18. Lewis 106 19-4 19 19. Virginia State 22-4 100 23 19. Saint Anselm 102 19-4 21 20. Saint Anselm, N.H. 19-4 78 24 20. West Alabama 76 20-5 24 21. Morehouse, Ga. 19-4 76 13 21. West Chester 64 19-5 23 22. Valdosta State, Ga. 20-5 45 NR 22. Florida Southern 45 19-5 16 23. Florida Southern 19-5 42 19 23. Missouri Southern State 41 20-5 RV 24. Lewis, Ill. 19-4 40 NR T24. Cal Poly Pomona 32 16-5 RV 25. Northwest Nazarene, Idaho 18-4 31 NR T24. Ashland 32 24-4 RV Others receiving votes: Cal Poly Pomona 19, West Alabama 17, Others Receiving Votes (on more than one ballot): Catawba (N.C.) 16, Chaminade (Hawai’i) 14, Francis Marion (S.C.) 6, St. Thomas Aquinas – 23; Texas A&M-Commerce – 21; Virgin- Missouri Southern 6, Cal State East Bay 4, Lincoln Memorial (Tenn.) ia State – 17; Augusta – 13; Northwest Nazarene – 12; North- 4, Washburn (Kan.) 2, West Chester (Pa.) 2, Belmont Abbey (N.C.) 1, ern State – 9; Valdosta State – 6; Cal State East Bay - 4; 3 Texas A&M-Commerce 1, UNC Pembroke 1. teams named on one ballot each

D2SIDA SOUTHEAST REGION POLL (2/18/2019) 2018-2019 ROYALS RANKED NATIONALLY Rank Team (First Place Votes) Record Points PR FG% 1 USC Aiken (5) 22-2 59 1 12th (50.9)

2 Queens (NC) (1) 23-3 55 2 FG% Defense 3 Augusta 18-5 46 5 50th (42.1)

4 Francis Marion 17-5 36 T3 Scoring Offense T5 UNC Pembroke 18-6 35 T3 13th (88.6)

T5 Catawba 19-5 35 6 Scoring Margin 7 Lincoln Memorial 18-6 21 8 22nd (12.1)

8 Belmont Abbey 19-6 20 T6 Scoring Defense 9 Emmanuel 21-8 17 8 185th (76.5)

10 Barton 19-7 6 RV Total Rebounds per Game 26th (40.42)

FINAL NCAA DIVISION II SOUTHEAST REGION RANKING (2/20/2019) Rebound Margin Rank School Overall DII Record In-Region Record 18th (7.2) 1 Lincoln Memorial 25-1 25-1 Steals per Game 2 Queens (North Carolina) 26-2 25-2 168th (6.4) 3 Clayton State 21-5 21-5 Blocks per Game 4 UNC Pembroke 23-5 23-5 192nd (2.6) 5 Carson-Newman 22-6 22-6 Assists per Game 6 Francis Marion 18-8 18-8 44th (15.9) 7 King (Tennessee) 19-9 19-9 3-Point FG % 8 Lees-McRae 17-8 17-8 8th (40.9) 9 Augusta University 16-12 16-11 10 Barton 16-12 16-12 3-Point FGM per Game 88th (9.0) QUEENS MEN’S BASKETBALL

Coach’s Corner

Bart Lundy Head Men's Basketball Coach Phone: 704-337-2510 Email: [email protected]

In 2018, Bart Lundy enters the sixth season of his second stint at Queens University of Charlotte, and his 11th year overall, as the winningest coach in Queens Basketball history. After leading his team to a program-record 32-4 mark during the 2017-18 campaign, Lundy holds a record at Queens of 232-81 (.741 win pct.), and an overall coaching record of 328-168 (.661 win pct.) in 16 seasons as a head coach in Division I and Division II.

The 2017-2018 Royals posted the program’s second-consecutive 30-win season surpassing the previous program-best record of 30- 4 set during the 2016-2017 campaign. Queens opened the year 16-0, tying a program record for winning streak and best start to a season that was also set the previous year en route to winning the Southeast Regional Championship. The Royals advanced to the Elite Eight of the NCAA Divi- sion II Men's Basketball Championships for the first time since 2003, and with a win in the national quarterfinals, made their second all-time appearance in the na- tional semifinals tying for the deepest postseason run in program history. During the regular season, Queens reached No. 1 in the NABC/Division II National Rank- ings for the first time and spent the entire year in the top-10 of the national coaches' poll finishing at No. 7. Since returning to the school prior to the 2013-2014 season, Lundy’s teams have increased their win total each year (14, 17, 25, 30, 32).

Lundy first took over the Queens program at the age of 25 after helping then head coach Dale Layer as an assistant for two years. In his first stint as head coach (1998-2003), Lundy took the Royals to their first regional title and Elite Eight appearance in 2001 and followed the success with a trip to the national semifinals in 2003. Three times in the five-year span Lundy’s teams set the school record for wins in a season.

In his 10 years leading the Royals, Lundy has led Queens to all three of its Elite Eight appearances, six NCAA Tournament berths, four conference regular season titles, and two conference tournament titles, the most recent conference crowns coming in 2017 when Queens swept the South Atlantic Conference regular season and postseason championships for the first time. Lundy was also named Coach of the Year in 2000-2001, Southeast Region Coach of the Year in 2003, and has coached one National Player of the Year, two conference Players of the Year, and 10 first-team all-conference selections.

Lundy returned to Queens after a one-year stint at The University of North Texas (2012-13), where he served as an assistant to first-year coach Tony Benford and helped develop first-round NBA draft pick Tony Mitchell.

Prior to North Texas, Lundy coached at Marquette University in Milwaukee where he assisted head coach Buzz Williams for three years (2009-2012). In that time, Marquette made three consecutive NCAA Tournament appearances and two-straight Sweet 16 appearances with a roster that featured eight future NBA players including All-Star Jimmy Butler of the Minnesota Timberwolves and Jae Crowder of the Utah Jazz.

Marquette hired Lundy from High Point University where he served as head coach for six seasons from 2003-2009, taking over the program at the age of 31 mak- ing him the second youngest Division I head coach in the country. In his first year, Lundy was named the 2004 NCAA Division I National Rookie Coach of the Year after guiding his team to a 19-11 record, the largest turnaround from the previous year. During his tenure at High Point, Lundy coached three Big South Players of the Year and led the conference in scoring in three of six seasons. His 96 wins are the most by a coach in High Point’s Division I history and the fifth most wins in Big South Conference history. He also established school records for conference wins, road wins and highest RPI ranking.

In addition to success on the court, Lundy has graduated 90 percent of his student-athletes who finished their eligibility, with 100 percent on track to graduate enter- ing their final season.

Lundy began his coaching career at Winthrop University where he graduated with a Master of Arts (1998). He was a player collegiately at the University of North Carolina at Pembroke and Lenoir-Rhyne University.

QUEENS COACHING HISTORY Lundy currently lives in Charlotte with his wife Suzanne and his five chil- Year Coach W- L W/L Pct dren, Grace, Ian, Kellen, Alec and Liam. 2017-18 Bart Lundy 32-4 .889 2016-17 Bart Lundy 30-4 .882 2015-16 Bart Lundy 27-5 .781 2014-15 Bart Lundy 17-13 .566 BART LUNDY YEAR-BY-YEAR 2013-14 Bart Lundy 14-13 .519 2012-13 Wes Long 15-12 .556 Year School W- L W/L Pct 2011-12 Wes Long 19-10 .655 1998-99 Queens (NC) 25-9 .735 2010-11 Wes Long 21-8 .724 1999-00 Queens (NC) 16-12 .571 2009-10 Wes Long 13-15 .464 2000-01 Queens (NC) 26-5 .839 2008-09 Wes Long 7-21 .250 2007-08 Brian Good 21-10 .677 2001-02 Queens (NC) 19-10 .655 2006-07 Brian Good 20-10 .667 2002-03 Queens (NC) 29-4 .879 2005-06 Brian Good 18-10 .643 2003-04 High Point 19-11 .633 2004-05 Brian Good 13-15 .464 2004-05 High Point 13-18 .419 2003-04 Barclay Radebaugh 21-8 .724 2002-03 Bart Lundy 29-4 .879 2005-06 High Point 16-13 .552 2001-02 Bart Lundy 19-10 .655 2006-07 High Point 22-10 .688 2000-01 Bart Lundy 26-5 .839 2007-08 High Point 17-14 .548 1999-00 Bart Lundy 16-12 .571 2008-09 High Point 9-21 .300 1998-99 Bart Lundy 25-9 .735 1997-98 Dale Layer 24-6 .800 2013-14 Queens (NC) 14-13 .519 1996-97 Dale Layer 22-7 .759 2014-15 Queens (NC) 17-13 .566 1995-96 Dale Layer 25-6 .806 2015-16 Queens (NC) 25-7 .781 1994-95 Dale Layer 17-10 .630 2016-17 Queens (NC) 30-4 .822 1993-94 Dale Layer 15-12 .556 1992-93 Dale Layer 20-8 .714 2017-18 Queens (NC) 32-4 .889 1991-92 Dale Layer 14-13 .519

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ROSTER Team Profile

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown/Previous School 2017-18 Record 0 Chris Parks F 6-6 240 Fr. Lawrenceville, Ga. / Collins Hill 32-4 (overall) 18-2 (SAC) 1 Daniel Carr PG 6-0 180 Jr. North Augusta, S.C. / Midland Valley Letter winners returning/lost 2 Jamari Smith F 6-7 217 Fr. Jonesboro, Ga. / Jonesboro HS 5/9 3 Shaun Willett G/F 6-4 210 Sr. Palm Bay, Fla. / Heritage / Indian River State Newcomers 4 Josh Brodowicz PG 5-9 180 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. / Charlotte Catholic 10 5 Lewis Diankulu F/C 6-7 220 Sr. Mississauga, Ontario, Canada / Clarkson / McCook CC Key Players Lost

10 Brandon Faison G 6-2 170 Jr. Charlotte, N.C. / Mallard Creek / Pitt CC Todd Withers (13.6 ppg, 8.0 rpg) Mike Davis (12.4 ppg, 5.0 rpg) 11 Kevion Blaylock F 6-6 215 RS-So. Houston, Texas / Chavez / Jacksonville CC Ike Agusi (11.7 ppg, 4.8 apg) 12 Kayle Mason G 6-4 205 RS-Fr. Charlotte, N.C. / Charlotte Christian School Jalin Alexander (11.7 ppg, 3.5 rpg) 13 Jermaine Patterson G 5-11 180 Fr. Bluffton, S.C. / Bluffton HS Post Season 14 Blake Morrow G 6-3 185 Jr. Sarasota, Fla. / Victory Rock Prep / Eckerd College Southeast Regional Champion, 15 Kenny Dye PG 5-11 175 Fr. Jacksonville, N.C. / Northside National Semifinalist

21 Jonathan Horodyski G/F 6-5 175 RS-So. Gainesville, Fla. / Gainesville Buchholz Twitter: @queensMBB 22 Van Turner Jr. G 6-2 180 RS-Jr. Gainesville, Fla. / P. K. Yonge / Coll. of Central Fla. Instagram: @queensmbb

23 Jachai Taylor G/F 6-7 200 Jr. Waukegan, Ill. / Waukegan HS / Murray State University

Raymond Doby Jr. F 6-8 225 Jr.East St. Louis, Ill. / Montrose Christian / South Plains CC

PROBABLE STARTERS GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS No. Name PPG RPG APG Opponent Starters 1 Daniel Carr 16.2 3.7 4.5 William Jewell Carr, Diankulu, Lee, Turner, Willett 3 Shaun Willett 19.6 12.2 2.3 Northern State Carr, Diankulu, Lee, Turner, Willett 5 Lewis Diankulu 12.4 7.8 0.5 Emmanuel (Ga.) Carr, Diankulu, Lee, Morrow, Willett 15 Kenny Dye 5.3 1.7 2.2 Young Harris Carr, Diankulu, Lee, Morrow, Willett 22 Van Turner Jr. 11.3 1.5 0.8 West Georgia Carr, Diankulu, Lee, Morrow, Willett Palm Beach Atl. Carr, Diankulu, Lee, Morrow, Willett Belmont Abbey Carr, Diankulu, Lee, Morrow, Willett Lenoir-Rhyne Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS Anderson Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett Points Virginia Union Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett Spencer Ross Lincoln Memorial Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett 2/27/2003 v. Pfeiffer 41 Johnson & Wales Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett Rebounds Tusculum Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett Walter Aikens Coker Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett 11/21/1989 v. St. Andrews 21 Virginia Union Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett Assists Newberry Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett Donay Fullwood Carson-Newman Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett Catawba Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett 2/18/1995 v. Allen 14 Mars Hill Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett Steals Wingate Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett J.R. Gamble Anderson Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett 11/8/2000 v. Erskine 11 Lenoir-Rhyne Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett Blocks Lincoln Memorial Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett Moustapha Diouf Coker Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett 1/11/2003 v. Coker 10 Tusculum Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett 3-Point Field Goals Made Newberry Carr, Diankulu, Dye, Turner, Willett Glen Harris Catawba 2/7/1998 v. Lees-McRae 11

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Individual Statistics

#0 Chris Parks #1 Daniel Carr #2 Jamari Smith

Points Points Points Season ...... 13 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 27 vs. West Georgia (11/14/18) Season ...... 6, 2x, Last at Virginia Union (12/3/18) Career ...... 13 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 27 vs. West Georgia (11/14/18) Career ...... 6, 2x, Last at Virginia Union (12/3/18) Minutes Minutes Minutes Season ...... 8 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 40 vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Season ...... 12 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Career ...... 8 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 40 vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Career ...... 12 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Season ...... 5 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 8, 3x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Season ...... 3, 2x, Last at Virginia Union (12/3/18) Career ...... 5 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 8, 3x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Career ...... 3, 2x, Last at Virginia Union (12/3/18) Field Goal Attempts Field Goal Attempts Field Goal Attempts Season ...... 5 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 20 at Catawba (1/16/19) Season ...... 7 at Virginia Union (12/3/18) Career ...... 5 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 20 at Catawba (1/16/19) Career ...... 7 at Virginia Union (12/3/18) 3-PT Field Goals Made 3-PT Field Goals Made 3-PT Field Goals Made Season ...... Season ...... 5 vs. Lincoln Memorial (12/8/18) Season ...... Career ...... Career ...... 5 vs. Lincoln Memorial (12/8/18) Career ...... 3-PT Field Goal Attempts 3-PT Field Goal Attempts 3-PT Field Goal Attempts Season ...... Season ...... 10 vs. Young Harris (11/10/18) Season ...... Career ...... Career ...... 10 vs. Young Harris (11/10/18) Career ...... Free Throws Made Free Throws Made Free Throws Made Season ...... 3 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 9, 2x, Last at Lincoln Memorial (2/2/19) Season ...... 1 at Lenoir-Rhyne (11/28/18) Career ...... 3 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 9, 2x, Last at Lincoln Memorial (2/2/19) Career ...... 1 at Lenoir-Rhyne (11/28/18) Free Throw Attempts Free Throw Attempts Free Throw Attempts Season ...... 4 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 16 at Anderson (1/26/19) Season ...... 2 at Lenoir-Rhyne (11/28/18) Career ...... 4 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 16 at Anderson (1/26/19) Career ...... 2 at Lenoir-Rhyne (11/28/18) Rebounds Rebounds Rebounds Season ...... 3 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 11 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Season ...... 2, 2x, Last vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Career ...... 3 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 11 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Career ...... 2, 2x, Last vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Assists Assists Assists Season ...... 1, 3x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Season ...... 9 vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Season ...... 1 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Career ...... 1, 3x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Career ...... 9 vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Career ...... 1 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Blocks Blocks Blocks Season ...... Season ...... 1, 2x Last vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Season ...... 1, 2x, Last vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Career ...... Career ...... 1, 5x, Last vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Career ...... 1, 2x, Last vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Steals Steals Steals Season ...... Season ...... 4 vs. Wingate (1/23/19) Season ...... 1 at Palm Beach Atl. (11/17/18) Career ...... Career ...... 6 vs. Newberry (11/22/16) Career ...... 1 at Palm Beach Atl. (11/17/18)

#3 Shaun Willett #4 Josh Brodowicz #5 Lewis Diankulu

Points Points Points Season ...... 30 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Season ...... 8 vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Season ...... 34 vs. Coker (12/19/18) Career ...... 30 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Career ...... 8 vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Career ...... 34 vs. Coker (12/19/18) Minutes Minutes Minutes Season ...... 39, 2x, Last vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Season ...... 24, 2x, Last vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Season ...... 35 at Lincoln Memorial (2/2/19) Career ...... 39, 2x, Last vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Career ...... 24, 2x, Last vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Career ...... 42 vs. Northern State (3/22/18) Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Season ...... 11, 2x, Last vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Season ...... 2, 3x, Last vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Season ...... 14 vs. Coker (12/19/18) Career ...... 11, 2x, Last vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Career ...... 2, 4x, Last vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Career ...... 14 vs. Coker (12/19/18) Field Goal Attempts Field Goal Attempts Field Goal Attempts Season ...... 21 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Season ...... 4, 2x, Last vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Season ...... 18 vs. Coker (12/19/18) Career ...... 21 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Career ...... 4, 5x, Last vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Career ...... 18 vs. Coker (12/19/18) 3-PT Field Goals Made 3-PT Field Goals Made 3-PT Field Goals Made Season ...... 4 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Season ...... 2, 2x, Last vs. Lincoln Memorial (12/8/18) Season ...... Career ...... 4 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Career ...... 2, 2x, Last vs. Lincoln Memorial (12/8/18) Career ...... 3-PT Field Goal Attempts 3-PT Field Goal Attempts 3-PT Field Goal Attempts Season ...... 9 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Season ...... 4 vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Season ...... Career ...... 9 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Career ...... 4 vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Career ...... Free Throws Made Free Throws Made Free Throws Made Season ...... 10 at Newberry (1/9/19) Season ...... 7 at Tusculum (12/16/18) Season ...... 6 vs. Coker (12/19/18) Career ...... 10 at Newberry (1/9/19) Career ...... 7 at Tusculum (12/16/18) Career ...... 6 vs. Coker (12/19/18) Free Throw Attempts Free Throw Attempts Free Throw Attempts Season ...... 15 at Newberry (1/9/19) Season ...... 10 at Tusculum (12/16/18) Season ...... 8 vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Career ...... 15 at Newberry (1/9/19) Career ...... 10 at Tusculum (12/16/18) Career ...... 8, 2x, Last vs. Anderson (12/1/18) Rebounds Rebounds Rebounds Season ...... 19 at Newberry (1/9/19) Season ...... 4 at Tusculum (12/16/18) Season ...... 12, 4x, Last vs. Tusculum (2/9/19) Career ...... 19 at Newberry (1/9/19) Career ...... 4 at Tusculum (12/16/18) Career ...... 12, 4x, Last vs. Tusculum (2/9/19) Assists Assists Assists Season ...... 7 vs. Young Harris (11/10/18) Season ...... 6, 2x, Last vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Season ...... 2, 3x, Last at Lincoln Memorial (2/2/19) Career ...... 7 vs. Young Harris (11/10/18) Career ...... 6, 2x, Last vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Career ...... 4 at Wingate (2/8/18) Blocks Blocks Blocks Season ...... 3 vs. Coker (12/19/18) Season ...... Season ...... 3 at Catawba (1/16/19) Career ...... 3 vs. Coker (12/19/18) Career ...... Career ...... 7 at Carson-Newman (4/10/18) Steals Steals Steals Season ...... 4 vs. Coker (12/19/18) Season ...... 3, 2x, Last vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 1, 3x, Last vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Career ...... 4, 2x, Last vs. Coker (12/19/18) Career ...... 3, 2x, Last vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 2, 2x, Last vs. Northern State (3/22/18)

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#10 Brandon Faison #11 Kevion Blaylock #12 Kayle Mason

Points Points Points Season ...... Season ...... 16 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 6 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... Career ...... 16 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 6 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Minutes Minutes Minutes Season ...... Season ...... 21 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 6 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... Career ...... 21 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 6 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Season ...... Season ...... 7 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ..... 1, 2x, Last vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... Career ...... 7 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 1, 2x, Last vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Field Goal Attempts Field Goal Attempts Field Goal Attempts Season ...... Season ...... 10 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 2 vs. Lincoln Memorial (12/8/18) Career ...... Career ...... 10 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 2 vs. Lincoln Memorial (12/8/18) 3-PT Field Goals Made 3-PT Field Goals Made 3-PT Field Goals Made Season ...... Season ...... 2 vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Season ...... Career ...... Career ...... 2 vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Career ...... 3-PT Field Goal Attempts 3-PT Field Goal Attempts 3-PT Field Goal Attempts Season ...... Season ...... 2 vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Season ...... Career ...... Career ...... 2 vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Career ...... Free Throws Made Free Throws Made Free Throws Made Season ...... Season ...... 5 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Season ...... 4 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... Career ...... 5 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Career ...... 4 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Free Throw Attempts Free Throw Attempts Free Throw Attempts Season ...... Season ...... 7 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Season ...... 4 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... Career ...... 7 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Career ...... 4 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Rebounds Rebounds Rebounds Season ...... Season ...... 10 at Anderson (1/26/19) Season ...... 2 vs. Lincoln Memorial (12/8/18) Career ...... Career ...... 10 at Anderson (1/26/19) Career ...... 2 vs. Lincoln Memorial (12/8/18) Assists Assists Assists Season ...... Season ...... 2 vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Season ...... 1, 2x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... Career ...... 2 vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Career ...... 1, 2x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Blocks Blocks Blocks Season ...... Season ...... 2, 3x, Last vs. Tusculum (2/9/19) Season ...... Career ...... Career ...... 2, 3x, Last vs. Tusculum (2/9/19) Career ...... Steals Steals Steals Season ...... Season ...... 1, 4x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Season ..... 1, 2x, Last vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... Career ...... 1, 4x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 1, 2x, Last vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18)

#13 Jermaine Patterson #14 Blake Morrow #15 Kenny Dye

Points Points Points Season ...... 13 at Coker (2/6/19) Season ...... 18, 2x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Season ...... 18 vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 13 at Coker (2/6/19) Career ...... 23, 3x, Last vs. Fla Southern (11/29/17) Career ...... 18 vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Minutes Minutes Minutes Season ...... 21, 2x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Season ...... 24, 2x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Season ...... 32 at Lincoln Memorial (2/2/19) Career ...... 21, 2x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 32 at St. Leo (1/17/18) Career ...... 32 at Lincoln Memorial (2/2/19) Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Season ...... 6 at Coker (2/6/19) Season ...... 7, 2x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Season ...... 6 vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 6 at Coker (2/6/19) Career ...... 8 vs. Pittsburg St. (11/25/17) Career ...... 6 vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Field Goal Attempts Field Goal Attempts Field Goal Attempts Season ...... 9 vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Season ...... 14 vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Season ...... 10 vs. Tusculum (2/9/19) Career ...... 9 vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 17 at Nova Southeastern (1/3/18) Career ...... 10 vs. Tusculum (2/9/19) 3-PT Field Goals Made 3-PT Field Goals Made 3-PT Field Goals Made Season ...... 1, 4x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Season ...... 5 vs. Young Harris (11/10/18) Season ...... 2, 4x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 1, 4x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 5 vs. Young Harris (11/10/18) Career ...... 2, 4x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) 3-PT Field Goal Attempts 3-PT Field Goal Attempts 3-PT Field Goal Attempts Season ...... 4 vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Season ...... 9 vs. Young Harris (11/10/18) Season ...... 4, 2x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 4 vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 9 vs. Young Harris (11/10/18) Career ...... 4, 2x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Free Throws Made Free Throws Made Free Throws Made Season ...... 5 at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Season ...... 7 at Lincoln Memorial (2/2/19) Season ...... 4, 2x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 5 at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Career ...... 12 vs. P.R. Bayamon (11/25/16) Career ...... 4, 2x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Free Throw Attempts Free Throw Attempts Free Throw Attempts Season ...... 6 at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Season ...... 9 at Lincoln Memorial (2/2/19) Season ...... 4, 5x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 6 at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Career ...... 12, 2x, Last vs. Florida Tech (1/20/18) Career ...... 4, 5x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Rebounds Rebounds Rebounds Season ...... 3, 2x, Last at Coker (2/6/19) Season ...... 4, 2x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Season ...... 4, 5x, Last at Lincoln Memorial (2/2/19) Career ...... 3, 2x, Last at Coker (2/6/19) Career ...... 4, 4x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 4, 5x, Last at Lincoln Memorial (2/2/19) Assists Assists Assists Season ...... 6 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 4 vs. Young Harris (11/10/18) Season ...... 6 vs. Tusculum (2/9/19) Career ...... 6 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 8 vs. Rollins (12/30/17) Career ...... 6 vs. Tusculum (2/9/19) Blocks Blocks Blocks Season ...... 1 at Coker (2/6/19) Season ...... 1, 2x, Last vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Season ...... Career ...... 1 at Coker (2/6/19) Career ...... 1, 5x, Last vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Career ...... Steals Steals Steals Season ...... 5 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 2 vs. Lincoln Memorial (12/8/18) Season ...... 3, 2x, Last vs. Tusculum (2/9/19) Career ...... 5 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 3, 2x, Last vs. Nova Southeastern (2/10/18) Career ...... 3, 2x, Last vs. Tusculum (2/9/19)

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Individual Statistics

#21 Jonathan Horodyski #22 Van Turner Jr. #23 Jachai Taylor

Points Points Points Season ...... 3, 3x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Season ...... 21 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Season ...... 13 vs. William Jewell (11/3/18) Career ...... 3, 3x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Career ...... 21 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Career ...... 19 vs. Bethel-TN (12/12/16) Minutes Minutes Minutes Season ...... 5, 2x, Last vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Season ...... 34 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Season ...... 19, 2x, Last vs. Northern State (11/4/18) Career ...... 5, 3x, Last vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Career ...... 34 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Career ...... 25 vs. Bethel-TN (12/12/16) Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Field Goals Made Season ...... 1, 3x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Season ...... 7 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Season ...... 5 vs. William Jewell (11/3/18) Career ...... 1, 3x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Career ...... 7 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Career ...... 7 vs. Bethel-TN (12/12/16) Field Goal Attempts Field Goal Attempts Field Goal Attempts Season ...... 1, 5x, Last at Coker (2/6/19) Season ...... 15 at Newberry (1/9/19) Season ...... 11 vs. William Jewell (11/3/18) Career ...... 1, 6x, Last at Coker (2/6/19) Career ...... 15 at Newberry (1/9/19) Career ...... 13 vs. Bethel-TN (12/12/16) 3-PT Field Goals Made 3-PT Field Goals Made 3-PT Field Goals Made Season ...... 1, 3x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Season ...... 7 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Season ...... 3 vs. William Jewell (11/3/18) Career ...... 1, 3x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Career ...... 7 vs. Belmont Abbey (11/24/18) Career ...... 3 vs. William Jewell (11/3/18) 3-PT Field Goal Attempts 3-PT Field Goal Attempts 3-PT Field Goal Attempts Season ...... 1, 4x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Season ...... 15 at Newberry (1/9/19) Season ...... 6 vs. William Jewell (11/3/18) Career ...... 1, 5x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Career ...... 15 at Newberry (1/9/19) Career ...... 6 vs. William Jewell (11/3/18) Free Throws Made Free Throws Made Free Throws Made Season ...... Season ...... 4 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Season ...... 1 at Newberry (1/9/19) Career ...... Career ...... 4 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Career ...... 4 vs. Bethel-TN (12/12/16) Free Throw Attempts Free Throw Attempts Free Throw Attempts Season ...... Season ...... 5 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Season ...... 2 at Newberry (1/9/19) Career ...... Career ...... 5 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Career ...... 5, 2x Last vs. Brescia (12/29/16) Rebounds Rebounds Rebounds Season ...... 1, 5x, Last at Coker (2/6/19) Season ...... 4, 4x, Last vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Season ...... 9 vs. William Jewell (11/3/18) Career ...... 2 vs. Livingstone (11/17/17) Career ...... 4, 4x, Last vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (1/30/19) Career ...... 9 vs. William Jewell (11/3/18) Assists Assists Assists Season ...... 1, 3x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Season ...... 4 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Season ...... 3 vs. West Georgia (11/14/18) Career ...... 1, 4x, Last vs. Newberry (2/13/19) Career ...... 4 vs. Johnson & Wales (12/12/18) Career ...... 3 vs. West Georgia (11/14/18) Blocks Blocks Blocks Season ...... 1 vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Season ...... 1 at Palm Beach Atl. (11/17/18) Season ...... 1, 2x, Last at Coker (2/6/19) Career ...... 1 vs. Virginia Union (1/3/19) Career ...... 1 at Palm Beach Atl. (11/17/18) Career ...... 1, 4x, Last at Coker (2/6/19) Steals Steals Steals Season ...... Season ...... 3 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Season ...... 1, 2x, Last at Mars Hill (1/19/19) Career ...... 1 at Lenoir-Rhyne (2/21/18) Career ...... 3 vs. Carson-Newman (1/12/19) Career ...... 2 vs. Brescia (12/29/16)

Raymond Doby Jr.

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Chris Parks Daniel Carr Jamari Smith Shaun Willett Freshman Junior Freshman Senior 6-0 | 240 | Forward 6-0 | 180 | Point Guard 6-7 | 217 | Forward 6-4 | 210 | Guard/Forward Lawrenceville, Ga. North Augusta, S.C. Jonesboro, Ga. Palm Bay, Fla.

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Josh Brodowicz Lewis Diankulu Brandon Faison Kevion Blaylock Junior RS-Senior Junior RS-Sophomore 5-9 | 180 | Point Guard 6-7 | 220 | Forward/Center 6-2 | 170 | Guard 6-6 | 215 | Forward Charlotte, N.C. Mississauga, Ontario, Charlotte, N.C. Houston, Texas Canada

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Kayle Mason Jermaine Patterson Blake Morrow Kenny Dye RS-Freshman Freshman Junior Freshman 6-4 | 205 | Forward 5-11 | 180 | Guard 6-3 | 185 | Guard 5-11 | 175 | Point Guard Charlotte, N.C. Bluffton, S.C. Sarasota, Fla. Jacksonville, N.C.

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Jonathan Horodyski Van Turner Jr. Jachai Taylor Raymond Doby Jr. RS-Sophomore RS-Junior Junior Junior 6-5 | 175 | Guard 6-2 | 180 | Guard 6-7 | 200 | Guard/Forward 6-8 | 225 | Forward Gainesville, Fla. Gainesville, Fla. Waukegan, Ill. East St. Louis, Ill.

Back Row: Paul Davis (Asst. Coach), Armoni Lee, Kevion Blaylock, Lewis Diankulu, Jamari Smith, Grant Leonard (Assoc. Head Coach) Middle Row: Kenny Dye, Blake Morrow, Chris Parks, Jachai Taylor, Kayle Mason, Jonathan Horodyski, Brian Steele (Asst. Coach) Front Row: Bart Lundy (Head Coach), Josh Brodowicz, Brandon Faison, Shaun Willett, Van Turner Jr., Daniel Carr, Jermaine Patterson, Gary Clark (Director of Basketball Ops)