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Men's Basketball LR Men’s Basketball Record Book Lenoir-Rhyne Men’s Basketball History & Record Book (updated through the 2018-19 season) The 2018-19 Lenoir-Rhyne University Men’s Basketball Team 1 LR Men’s Basketball Record Book Career Leaders Points Steals Raeford Wells (1953-57) .................................... 2,628 Tyrone McDaniel (1989-93) .................................. 291 Daniel Willis (1997-01) ....................................... 1,980 Josh Rudder (2004-09) ............................................209 Bob Ortmyer (1952-56) ......................................1,902 Rashad Price (2000-04) ...........................................184 Jerome Branch (1982-86).................................. 1,850 Shun England (1992-96) ....................................... 169 John Lentz (1971-74) .......................................... 1,755 Bryan Lentz (1995-2000) ....................................... 159 Mark Lamoreaux (1964-68) .............................. 1,647 Daniel Willis (1997-2001) ...................................... 153 Roman Davis (2001-05) ......................................1,619 Jerome Branch (1982-86)...................................... 146 Garry Brown (1974-78) ...................................... 1,605 D.J. Blackmon (2007-12) .........................................142 Jerry Wells (1959-63) .......................................... 1,579 Garry Brown (1974-78) .......................................... 142 Ken Norman (1956-60) ...................................... 1,561 Mike Cottrell (1988-92) .......................................... 131 Randy Mauldin (2000-04) ......................................130 Rebounds Reggie Bratton (2004-08) ..................................... 126 Bob Ortmyer (1952-56) ....................................1,203* Mark Lamoreaux (1964-68) ..............................1,179 Blocked Shots Jerry Wells (1960-63) ........................................ 1,043* Ryan Pitts (2000-04) .................................................217 Ryan Pitts (2000-04) .................................................921 Josh Kindred (2004-08)...........................................195 Bill Davis (1966-69).................................................. 895 Tony Mallard (1989-93) .......................................... 154 Garry Brown (1974-78) .......................................... 859 Roman Davis (2001-05) ..........................................147 Ron Carson (1982-86)............................................. 824 Bertrand Awana (2017-19) ....................................111 Rob Noyes (2012-16) ...............................................724 Rob Noyes (2012-16) .................................................95 Rick Peak (1969-73) ................................................. 720 D.J. Blackmon (2007-12) ...........................................83 Dick Whitis (1957-59) ........................................... 690* Danny Cobb (1995-98) ............................................ 83 Mark Jackson (1986-90)........................................... 64 * Stats for Dick Whitis, Bob Ortmyer and Jerry Wells are Brian Lewis (1991-95) ............................................... 63 incomplete due to unavailable stats that season James Johnson (1983-85) ....................................... 61 Field Goal Percentage Vernilious McDowell (1984-86) ............................ 59 Roman Davis (2001-05), a two-time South Atlan- Rick Buchanan (1978-79) ........................................ 59 (min. 350 field goals made) tic Conference Most Valuable Player, is seventh Mark Jackson (1986-90) ................ (424-733), .578 on LR’s all-time scoring list with 1,619 points *Records were updated with information Larry Lentz (1989-93) ...................... (417-723), .576 currently available at LR. If you are aware of Shawn Hevel (1991-95) .................. (357-621), .575 any record that may differ please contact the Shun England (1992-96) ................ (455-801), .568 Rebound Average Sports Information Department. Rob Noyes (2012-16) ........................ (369-663), .557 Jerry Wells (1960-63) ............................................. 12.0 Ed Miastkowski (1962-65) ............... (552-999), .553 Bill Davis (1966-69)................................................. 11.3 Charles Parker (1976-78) ................. (500-912), .548 Mark Lamoreaux (1964-68) ................................. 11.2 Roman Davis (2001-05) ................(637-1,134), .547 Ryan Pitts (2000-04) ..................................................8.4 Rick Peak (1969-73) .......................... (406-749), .542 Wes Phillips (1972-75) ............................................. 8.1 Rocky Costa (1974-77) .................... (446-824), .541 James Johnson (1983-85) ...................................... 7.9 Dick Whitis (1957-59) ...................... (363-672), .540 Ron Carson (1982-86).............................................. 7.1 Brian Lewis (1991-95) ...................... (368-682), .540 Garry Brown (1974-78) ........................................... 7.0 Rick Peak (1969-73) .................................................. 6.7 Free Throw Percentage Buster Mann (1970-73) ........................................... 6.6 (min. 175 free throws made) Will Perry (2012-2016) ...................... (317-353), .898 Note: Stats are complete for last 30+ years; Bob Ortmyer, R.J. McClure (2010-14) ..................... (317-364), .871 (1,205 reb. in two seasons); Dick Whitis (690 reb. in two Mike Cottrell (1988-92) ................... (190-219), .868 seasons);Raeford Wells (621 reb. in one season) could make John Wadsworth (1991-96) ........... (239-277), .862 top-10, but their % are unavailable. Jody Petty (1987-91) ........................ (274-321), .853 John Davidson (1968-70) ............... (302-355), .850 Assists Djibril Diallo (2017-19) ..................... (186-224), .830 John Lentz (1971-74) .............................................. 524 Bryan Lentz (1995-2000) ................ (323-392), .824 Rashad Price (2000-04) ...........................................469 Bill Reece (1957-60) ......................... (263-319), .824 Josh Rudder (2004-09) ............................................463 David Wells (1964-68) ..................... (188-218), .823 Jody Petty (1987-91) ............................................... 459 Eddie Holbrook (1959-62) ............. (188-218), .823 Bryan Lentz (1995-2000) ....................................... 388 Jeff Haddock (1991-94) ......................................... 373 Scoring Average Garry Brown (1974-78) .......................................... 370 Raeford Wells (1953-57) ................. (106 gms), 24.8 Shun England (1992-96) ....................................... 358 Charles Parker (1976-78) .................. (62 gms), 19.1 John Wadsworth (1991-96) .................................. 305 Daniel Willis (1997-2001) ............... (106 gms), 18.7 Pete Davis (1982-85) ............................................... 302 Bob Ortmyer (1952-56)................... (106 gms), 17.9 Tyrone McDaniel (1989-93) .................................. 296 Jeff Haddock (1991-94) .................... (90 gms), 16.1 Mark Lamoreaux (1964-68) ........... (105 gms), 15.6 Jerome Branch (1982-86)............... (118 gms), 15.6 Roman Davis (2001-05) ...................(106 gms), 15.3 Daniel Willis (1997-01) ranks second on LR’s all- Cory Thomas (2017-19) ..................... (58 gms), 15.2 time scoring list with 1,980 points and was the Djibril Diallo (2017-19) ....................... (59 gms), 15.1 2000-01 SAC Most Valuable Player. 2 LR Men’s Basketball Record Book Season Leaders Points Rebounding Average Raeford Wells (1954-55) .........................................810 Bob Ortmyer (1954-55)......................................... 24.0 Raeford Wells (1956-57) ........................................ 688 Raeford Wells (1956-57) ....................................... 23.9 Keenan Palmore (2015-16) ....................................679 Bob Ortmyer (1955-56)......................................... 21.4 Daniel Wills (2000-01) .............................................660 Mark Lamoreaux (1967-68) ................................. 14.3 Charles Parker (1977-78) ....................................... 650 Bill Davis (1968-69)................................................. 13.8 Rocky Costa (1976-77) ........................................... 645 Dick Whitis (1957-58) ............................................ 13.8 John Lentz (1973-74) .............................................. 618 Jerry Wells (1961-62) ............................................. 13.8 Raeford Wells (1955-56) ........................................ 612 Bill Davis (1967-68)................................................. 12.7 Zack Owens (1978-79) ........................................... 598 Ken Norman (1959-60) ......................................... 12.6 Jeff Haddock (1993-94) ......................................... 591 Jerry Wells (1960-61) ..............................................11.2 Season Scoring Average Assists Raeford Wells (1954-55) ....................................... 28.9 Wilbur Johnson (1976-77) .................................... 254 Raeford Wells (1956-57) ....................................... 26.5 Keenan Palmore (2015-16) ....................................194 Raeford Wells (1955-56) ....................................... 24.5 John Lentz (1973-74) .............................................. 192 Daniel Willis (2000-01) .........................................
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