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MEN’S BASKETBALL at Dartmouth Tuesday • December 21, 2015 • 7 p.m. Hanover, N.H. • Leede Arena (2,100) 13 Radio: WVHL 92.9 FM • Video: Ivy League Digital Network 2015-16 Schedule THE MATCHUP 11/7 HAMPDEN-SYDNEY (Exh.) W, 71-68 Longwood Dartmouth 11/13 RANDOLPH W, 69-49 11/16 LA ROCHE W, 89-65 LANCERS BIG GREEN 11/20 #vs. S.C. State L, 83-77 Farmville, Va. • Big South Hanover, N.H. • Ivy League 11/21 #vs. Ball State L, 78-67 11/22 #at Eastern Kentucky L, 110-97 11/25 at Maine L, 92-82 2015-16 Record ....................3-9 (0-1 Big South) 2015-16 Record .................3-6 (0-0 Ivy League) 11/28 at Columbia W, 70-69 Conference................................................ Big South Conference.............................................. Ivy League 12/2 *at High Point L, 90-66 Last Game.. L, 75-70 at George Mason (12/19) Last Game.... L, 76-56 at New Hampshire (12/19) 12/5 UMBC L, 70-59 12/12 ^at Richmond L, 77-59 12/15 &at Oklahoma State L, 73-55 Head Coach ........Jayson Gee (Charleston, ’88) Head Coach ...Paul Cormier (New Hampshire, ’74) 12/19 at George Mason L, 75-70 Career Record ................... 182-111 (10 Seasons) Career Record ................221-310 (20 Seasons) 12/22 at Dartmouth 7 p.m. Longwood Record ........22-56 (Three Seasons) Dartmouth Record ........135-199 (13 Seasons) Hanover, N.H. (Leede Arena) Gee vs. Dartmouth ...............................................1-1 Cormier vs. Longwood .......................................1-3 12/28 CAIRN 7 p.m. 12/31 *UNC ASHEVILLE 7 p.m. 1/2 *GARDNER-WEBB 2 p.m. THE OPENING TIP LAST TIME OUT 1/6 *at Presbyterian 7 p.m. • Longwood concludes a four-game road swing • In the first-ever meeting between the schools, 1/9 *COASTAL CAROLINA 2 p.m. 1/14 *at Campbell 7 p.m. Tuesday at Dartmouth in the final non-conference George Mason rode a 15-point second half from 1/19 *at Liberty 7 p.m. road game of the year. Longwood will then have freshman DeAndre Abram to a 75-70 comeback 1/23 *WINTHROP 5 p.m. just one non-conference bout — against Cairn on win over Longwood Saturday at EagleBank Arena. 1/27 *RADFORD 7 p.m. 1/30 *at UNC Asheville 2 p.m. Dec. 28 — before opening Big south play against • Abram broke out for a career-high 24 points as the 2/3 *CAMPBELL 7 p.m. UNC Asheville on Dec. 31. Patriots overcame a 10-point deficit and held off a 2/6 *at Charleston Southern 5:30 p.m. • Longwood is 1-0 against Ivy League teams this late Longwood charge by knocking down eight of 2/11 *at Winthrop 7 p.m. season after defeating Columbia, 70-69, on NOv. their final 10 free throws inside the final minute. 2/13 *LIBERTY 2 p.m. 2/18 *HIGH POINT 7 p.m. 28 in Manhattan, N.Y. Abram hit the last three of those with under 10 2/20 *%at Gardner-Webb 7 p.m. • The Lancers have played nine of their past 10 seconds remaining to fight off a Longwood team 2/25 *PRESBYTERIAN 7 p.m. games on the road. that had trimmed the deficit to three points. 2/27 *at Radford 4 p.m. 3/3-8 %at Big South Championship TBA • Redshirt senior point guard Tra’Vaughn White • The Lancers led by as many as 11 points in the (9.2 ppg., 2.2 rpg.) and sophomore guard Kanayo first half. Home games in BOLD CAPS Obi-Rapu (13.0 ppg., 2.5 rpg.) are day-to-day with • Abram’s 24-point effort neutralized the best game All times eastern and subject to change # at Eastern Kentucky Hoops Classic (Richmond, Ky.) injuries. White has missed seven straight games of the season from Longwood’s Shaquille John- ^ Televised on CBS6 (Richmond, Va.) with a hand injury, while Obi-Rapu suffered a leg son, who hit 9-of-11 field goals and finished with & Televised on ESPNU injury Saturday at George Mason. 23 points and 11 rebounds % Broadcast on ESPN3 * Big South game THE LINEUP No. Name (Ht., Wt., Yr.) Pos. PPG RPG APG Notables 0 Tra’Vaughn White (5-10, 190, R-Sr.) G 9.2 2.2 3.2 Starting PG has missed 7 straight games w/ hand injury BROADCAST INFO 1 • Leron Fisher (5-11, 160, Sr.) G 11.6 3.6 4.4 Has at least one steal in 8 straight games 2 Bryan Gee (6-0, 175, R-Fr.) G 1.1 1.8 2.9 Leads Longwood with 3.6 assist-to-turnover ratio (32/9) RADIO: WVHL Kickin’ Country 92.9 FM 3 • Darrion Allen (6-2, 165, Jr.) G 8.4 3.3 2.2 Leads all Big South guards with seven blocks Play-by-Play: Darius Thigpen 4 • Khris Lane (6-6, 225, R-So.) F 10.8 8.1 0.8 One of two in Big South with 10.0 ppg., 8.0 rpg. 10 • Lotanna Nwogbo (6-8, 255, R-Sr.) C 13.9 6.6 0.7 Has scored 10+ pts in 20 of 29 games at Longwood Station: 92.9 FM (Farmville, Va.) 11 • Kanayo Obi-Rapu (6-3, 190, So.) G 13.0 2.5 1.3 5th in NCAA with .479 3-point percentage (min. 65 3-PTA) Website: www.WVHL.net 12 Jacob Thibodeau (6-4, 195, Fr.) G — — — Joined program as freshman walk-on in September VIDEO: Ivy League Digital Network 14 Victor Dorsey (6-9, 200, So.) F — — — Appeared in 24 games as a freshman 15 Isaac Belton (6-4, 205, Jr.) G 2.4 1.4 0.1 Hit back-to-back 3-ptrs off the bench vs. High Point Play-by-Play: Bill Rohland 21 Shaquille Johnson (6-5, 220, Sr.) G/F 11.0 7.7 3.0 Double-double in 4 of past 6 gms dating back to 2014-15 Website: www.DartmouthSports.com 22 Aron Petros (6-7, 190, Fr.) F — — — Joined program as freshman walk-on in October 23 Al Burge (6-4, 190, Fr.) G 1.6 1.6 0.0 At least 1 offensive rebound in 3 of first 5 games 24 Damarion Geter (6-7, 215, Jr.) F — — — Captain; will miss 2015-16 season with shoulder injury 30 Chris Shields (6-8, 205, Fr.) F/G 7.2 2.7 1.0 Big South’s fourth-leading bench scorer • denotes projected starter Longwood at Dartmouth • Dec. 21, 2015 • Hanover, N.H. (Leede Arena) LONGWOOD GAMEDAY > Notes Media Information BY THE NUMBERS LONGWOOD MBB • In Longwood’s last meeting against an Ivy League MEDIA CONTACTS foe, senior guard Leron Fisher went off for 18 QUICK FACTS Chris Cook points and eight assists to lead the Lancers to a Assistant VP/Athletics Communications Email: [email protected] 70-69 win against Columbia on Nov. 28, 2015. UNIVERSITY Office: 434-395-2718 With six seconds remaining, Fisher fed freshman Name .......................................... Longwood University Cell: 434-808-5127 Chris Shields under the basket for the game-win- City/Zip .........................................Farmville, VA 23909 Todd Lindenmuth ning layup in Manhattan. Founded ...............................................................1839 Asst. Director of Athletics Communications • Fisher one of only five Big South players averaging Enrollment (Undergraduate) ................................4,507 Email: [email protected] at least 10.0 points, 3.0 assists and 1.0 steals per Nickname .........................................................Lancers Office: 434-395-4802 game. He ranks second in the conference with 4.4 Mascot ..............................................................Elwood Cell: 919-724-8161 Colors .......................... Navy Blue (PMS 282) & White Darius Thigpen assists per game, seven with a 1.4 assist-to-turn- Fight Song ................................... Hail to Longwood U! Asst. Director of Athletics Communications over ratio, 13th with 1.2 steals per game and 22nd Affiliation ............................................. NCAA Division I Email: [email protected] with 11.6 points per game. Conference ...................................................Big South Office: 434-395-2345 • Fisher, who led the Big South in steals and steals 813-299-7578 President ..................W. Taylor Reveley IV (Princeton) Cell: per game last season, has recorded at least one Tim Castaneda Director of Athletics .........................Troy Austin (Duke) Athletics Communications Assistant steal in nine straight games. Athletics Phone ....................................(434) 395-2057 Email: [email protected] • Redshirt sophomore forward Khris Lane leads all Tickets Phone ......................................(434) 395-2138 Big South big men with 30.1 minutes per game. Website ...........................www.LongwoodLancers.com INTERVIEW REQUESTS The 6-6, 235-pound Drexel transfer is one of only Twitter ..........................................@LongwoodLancers All interview requests for Longwood men’s basketball players and coaches will be co- two players in the league averaging at least 10.0 points and 8.0 rebounds per game. PROGRAM HISTORY ordinated through the Longwood athletics Seasons of Basketball ..............................................39 communications office. • Longwood Big South Preseason All-Conference First Season ................................................... 1976-77 center Lotanna Nwogbo is one of only two Big All-Time Record .............................................. 509-601 GAME BROADCASTS South players averaging at least 13.0 points, 6.0 All Longwood men’s basketball games air Division I Eligible ....................................2007-Present live on WVHL 92.9 FM Kickin’ Country in rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game. He joins reign- Division I Record ....................................90-176 (9) Farmville, online at www.WVHL.net and ing Big South Player of the Year John Brown of First Season D-I Schedule ........................ 2004-05 on the TuneIn Radio app. Select games High Point on that list. Reclassifying D-I Record..........................20-72 (3) stream on a free, live video broadcast • A transfer prior to the 2013-14 season, Nwogbo Division II Eligible ....................................... 1980-2004 on the Big South Network, available at has scored in double figures in 21 of his 29 games Division II Record ...............................342-317 (24) www.bigsouthsports.com/schedule.
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  • From the Executive Vice President

    From the Executive Vice President

    From the Executive Vice President When the academic year ends, the general pace on campus slows a bit and many across the University take a collective break for the summer. Here in Facilities, however, our work gears up, as we begin summer construction activities and prepare the campus for the Fall. We work 24/7/365 – that’s just the nature of what we do to keep this great University thriving – which makes it all the more important for us all to take a well- deserved moment to reflect on some of our remarkable accomplishments in recent months. I am particularly proud of the opening of The Campbell Sports Center (CSC). After the official dedication in October, student-athletes and coaches from all nine of Columbia’s outdoor sports teams moved into the building in late February. Named for University Trustee Chair and former Columbia football player and coach Bill Campbell, the CSC provides state-of-the-art training and learning facilities and is the first new building at the Baker Athletics Complex in more than 60 years. From the early planning and design stages to the public review process to the construction, operations and safety of the building, many Facilities employees were involved in making the CSC a reality. You can read more on page 7 about this incredible space which recently won an industry award and has already made a tangible, immediate impact on our athletics program. News for the Employees of Another way in which we are making a tangible and immediate impact is through initiatives to increase energy efficiency across campus (read more on page 4.) Led by our Columbia University Facilities Facilities Operations team, the installation of new chillers, upgrades to the steam system, and conversion of residential buildings from oil to natural gas have reduced greenhouse VOLUME 16 | SUMMER 2013 gas emissions by over 13 percent and garnered nearly $6 million in grants and incentives; most recently we were awarded nearly $500,000 from Con Edison for our chilled water optimization project.