2013-14 Men's Basketball Media Guide by Fairmont State Athletics

Fairmont State University

2013/14 basketball media guide

2013-14 Basketball Media Guide

Contents 4 Fairmont State Basketball

Coaching Staff 10 Head Coach Jerrod Calhoun 12 Assistant Coaches

Credits:

Editor: Chris Thomas Layout and Design: Tammy Holden

Content

Lynne Conrad Covers, Recruiting Pages, Chapter Divider Pages Photography: Cindi Staley, Joe LaRocca, Adam Zundell, Chris Thomas Editorial & Historical Assistance: Duane Cochran, Philip Fetty, Chris Thomas, Adam Zundell Printing: Morgantown Printing & Binding Morgantown, W. Va. Fairmont State University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution.

Players 16 Roster 17 Player Profiles

2012-13 In Review 26 2012-13 Statistics 32 Game-by-Game

Record Book 38 43 45 55 57

Leaders All-Americans All Time Scores Series Record Coaches Record

Supporting the Falcons 58 Athletic Director Tim McNeely 58 Support Staff

Fairmont State University Media Info Located at the top of Squibb Wilson Boulevard, the Joe Retton Arena holds 4,000 spectators for basketball games. Press row is located along the bench sideline, and radio hook-ups will be provided for visiting radio stations.

SERVICES: Programs, lineups, and game background are provided before each home game. Team statistics will be distributed at halftime. Complete team and individual statistics are available after the game. INTERVIEWS: Contact the Sports Information or Basketball Office for player or coach interviews.

FSU BASKETBALL STAFF

PARKING: Accredited media personnel will be admitted to the Feaster Center lot. Show your credential and follow the attendants’ directions. RADIO: Contact the Sports Information Office one week in advance for radio assignment and telephone number.

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UNIVERSITY Location..............................................Fairmont, WV Founded..............................................1865 Enrollment..........................................4,611 Nickname...........................................Fighting Falcons Colors.................................................Maroon & White Stadium..............................................Joe Retton Arena Capacity..............................................4,000 National Affiliation..............................NCAA Division II Conference.........................................Mountain East President.............................................Dr. Maria Rose Director of Athletics.............................Tim McNeely Athletic Trainer....................................Bob Cable Interim Sports Information Director......Chris Thomas SID Phone...........................................304-367-4264 Compliance Coordinator...................... Pat Snively Athletic Department Phone..................304-367-4220

CREDENTIALS: Contact the Sports Information Office for all credentials. Please do not request credentials for nonworkers.

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Quick Facts

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Jerrod Calhoun (Cincinnati, ’04)...........Head Coach Career Record................................23-9 (2nd Season) Record at FSU ...............................23-9 (2nd Season) Paul Molinari (Villanova, ’90)...............Associate Head Coach Joe Mazzulla (WVU) ...........................Assistant Coach Mantoris Robinson (Winthrop).............Graduate Assistant Coach

2012-13 FACTS 2012-13 Record..................................23-9 WVIAC Record/Finish..........................17-5/2nd

Conference Information

Media Personnel NEWSPAPER Times-West Virginian Duane Cochran – FSU Beat Reporter.................(304) 367-2544 The Clarksburg Exponent-Telegram Danny Carpenter – Sports Editor........................(304) 624-6411 The Morgantown Dominion Post Eric Herter – Sports Editor.................................(304) 291-9429 TELEVISION WDTV (Channel 5 – Weston) Joe Brocato – Sports Director............................(304) 848-5000 WBOY (Channel 12 – Clarksburg) Matt Hauswirth.................................................(304) 623-3311

Commissioner..................................Reid Amos Assoc. Commissioner........................Ben Brownlee Assoc. Commissioner........................Adam Zundell Asst. Commissioner..........................Hannah Hinton Officials Supervisor...........................Mike Eades Phone..............................................304-924-1MEC Mailing Address...............................600 Marketplace Ave, Suite 102 Bridgeport, WV 26330

NCAA Information President..........................................Mark Emmert Mailing Address...............................PO Box 6222, Indianapolis, IN, 46206 Phone..............................................317-917-6222

WIRE SERVICES Associated Press John Raby – Sports Director...............................(800) 642-8291

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FightingFalcons.com

COMPREHENSIVE COVERAGE All news releases are posted to fightingfalcons.com. Fans and media can stay connected to all of the happenings at Fairmont State by checking the website. There’s no better coverage or access to Falcon athletics than fightingfalcons.com. GAME COVERAGE You can get close to the action even if you can’t make it to Joe Retton Arena. Every game is broadcast live online, and home games feature a live video feed. Check weekly game notes to know the story lines in advance, and then follow the action at fightingfalcons.com.

Recaps and box scores of all games are posted shortly after the conclusion of the contest, and updated statistics are always available on the site. Only fightingfalcons.com provides you with extensive photo galleries and videos of Fairmont State athletic contests, getting you closer to the action! TEAM COVERAGE Looking for information on a Falcon player or coach? It’s all on fightingfalcons.com. Player and coaches bios are found at the click of a finger.

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Joe Retton Arena Home of the Falcons

The Fairmont State athletic department is currently working on a plan to renovate the arena for the 2014-15 season. The plan includes replacing the existing gym floor and installing new bleachers in the arena. The “lower” reserved seating area will include individual seatback chairs while the “upper” general admission seating area will have new bleacher-style seating.

Joe Retton Arena serves as the home for the menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball program. Despite already being considered as one of the best venues in the league for both players and fans, the facility has continued to get several upgrades. One of the more recent upgrades was a 15,000-square foot training room. This significant upgrade provides the studentathlete the necessary space and equipment for first-class treatment for injuries. One of the more noticeable changes to the building came in 2009 when a new glass entrance, elevator and office space was added. Inside the arena, a state-of-the-art scoreboard complete with player points and fouls provides fans with an enhanced experience at the game. All of the upgrades, including an excited fan base, gives Fairmont State a true home-court advantage on a nightly basis. In fact, Fairmont State is 50-23 at home over the last five seasons, winning nearly 70 percent of its games inside the friendly confines of Joe Retton Arena. FSU has consistently ranked at the top of the WVIAC in attendance over the last seven years and Falcons also have some of the largest single game crowds of any team in the league each and every year. The Falcons had two crowds of 3,000 or more fans last season. All of this will only get better in the coming years as head coach Jerrod Calhoun has stated that one of his top priorities is to continue to enhance the facilities at Fairmont State to ensure that both his players and Falcon fans continue to have a first class experience.

Film Room

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Falcon Pros Several recent Fairmont State players have continued their basketball careers overseas.

Thad McFadden (’09), playing in the Czech

Republic, was named the Player of the Year, Guard of the Year and Import of the Year of the year by Eurobasket.com. McFadden recently signed with the New Yorker Phantoms in Germany.

Steve Custis (’12) signed a contract to play in the Austrian Basketball League after wrapping up his career last year.

Chris Talley (’11) saw his basketball career continue in England.

Kevin Pearson (’07) has entertained

thousands of fans over recent years as a member of the Harlem Globetrotters.

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Jerrod Calhoun Head Coach

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In his first season at Fairmont State, Jerrod Calhoun led the largest singleseason turnaround in school history by inheriting an eight-win team and guiding it to 23 victories. Calhoun’s 2012-13 squad finished the season with a 23-9 record and received an at-large bid to the NCAA Division II Tournament. Four of Calhoun’s players received All-WVIAC honors in his first season as head coach, including first-team honoree Isaac Thornton. Malik Stith, Isaiah Hill and Brendan Cooper each received second-team honors in the final year of the WVIAC. The Falcons ended the 2012-13 regular season with a 17-5 conference record and received the second-seed in the WVIAC Tournament. Last season, Calhoun’s team made an appearance in the WVIAC Tournament Championship Game for the first time since 1985 and the Falcons defeated Livingstone in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament. Calhoun’s early success has re-energized the Fairmont State basketball program. Calhoun not only has a vision of where he wants to take the Falcon basketball program, but also the determination and energy to make sure that it comes to fruition. Calhoun hit the ground running since being tabbed as the program’s 11th head coach in school history. Calhoun has brought in his second-straight, highly-regarded recruiting class and has aggressively fundraised to help secure several improvements for the program, namely a brand new locker room for the men’s program that will be the envy of any Division II program in the country. During the summer, the men’s basketball program also completed work on a brand-new film room that will be ready to use during the 2013-14 season. In the past year, Calhoun has embraced the culture, the history and the community of Fairmont. He has actively sought the counsel of legendary FSU coach Joe Retton and made sure that his team has a visible presence at civic and campus organizations. He is keenly aware that Fairmont loves a winner, but knows that his players must connect with the people to truly gain the support from fans. A Cleveland, Ohio native, Calhoun has been a successful assistant coach at Walsh (NAIA) and most recently at West Virginia University under Bob Huggins. At Walsh, the Cavaliers posted an 82-21 record during his three seasons there, including the 2005 NAIA national championship, 2006 NAIA “Elite Eight” and 2007 NAIA “Sweet 16.” He spent four years at WVU as the director of basketball operations before serving last season on the bench as an assistant coach under Bob Huggins. The Mountaineers went 19-14 during Calhoun’s last season there and advanced to the NCAA Tournament. “This is a chance of a lifetime,” Calhoun said at his introductory press conference. “The one thing I kept hearing about this job is the tradition. We’ve had great coaches and players here, and I’m not here to re-invent the game.

I’ve been trained by the best playing for Rollie Massimino and obviously I wouldn’t be here today without Coach Huggins. “I want to win a national championship, but I’m not a guy that’s going to make a lot of promises,” Calhoun said. “But our guys are going to play the game the right way, they’ll be in the community and they’re going to be hardest working team in America.” Calhoun began his coaching career at Cincinnati in 2003-04, where he served as a student assistant under Bob Huggins. That year, the Bearcats were 25-7 overall and advanced to the second round of the 2004 NCAA Tournament. Calhoun played two years of college basketball at Cleveland State for Rollie Massimino. While at CSU, he was a member of the Dean’s List as well as the Student-Athlete Advisory Board. Calhoun attended Villa Angela-St. Joseph High in Cleveland, earning four basketball letters and was team captain his senior year. He averaged 19.0 points per game his senior year and graduated as the school record holder for free throw percentage. Calhoun was also tabbed Lake County News Herald Player of the Year. Calhoun coached AAU basketball for three years in the Cleveland Basketball Club and worked the USA Developmental Festival in Colorado Springs in 2001. He has also served as a coach and counselor at the Rollie Massimino Basketball Camp, Five-Star Basketball Camp, Walsh Basketball Camp and the Bob Huggins Basketball Camp. Calhoun graduated in 2004 from Cincinnati with a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and a minor in communications. He has a son, Jordan, and married the former Sarah McKenna in May 2011.

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“Jerrod brings a tremendous amount of enthusiasm, a strong work ethic and determination to Fairmont State. Jerrod combines being a relentless recruiter with a tremendous knowledge of the game of basketball.” -- West Virginia coach Bob Huggins

What They’re Saying... About Jerrod Calhoun “I have had the pleasure of watching Jerrod for a few years - first, as an assistant to Coach Huggins at WVU, and again last year as he began his career here at Fairmont State. I have to say that I am thoroughly impressed with not only his coaching ability, but also his approach to the student-athlete. He demands excellence on both fronts. And, to now work with him to continue the great history, not just in basketball but FSU Athletics generally, is certainly enjoyable.” --Tim McNeely Director of Athletics

“Even as a young player for me at Cleveland State, Jerrod showed all the tools to be a successful coach. His contacts within the game are “Who’s Who” of the sport all over the world. He has worked hard for this opportunity and will accomplish big things at Fairmont State.” -- Former Villanova and Cleveland State coach Rollie Massimino

“Fairmont State has hired one of the bright, young, up-and-coming coaches in all of college basketball. He has the work ethic, pedigree and leadership to be a special coach. I have no doubt in my mind that under Jerrod Calhoun’s watch the Falcons will soar to unprecedented heights.” -- Executive VP of Basketball Operations Chris Wallace

“Coach Calhoun has been preparing to be a head coach for as long as I’ve known him. He always has an open door and really knows how to communicate with his players about basketball and life. He’s been a great mentor to me and I am confident he will be a great head coach.” -- WVU graduate assistant coach Da’Sean Butler

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Paul

Molinari Associate Head Coach

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Paul Molinari is in his second season as Associate Head Coach on Jerrod Calhoun’s staff at Fairmont State. During the 2012-13 season, Molinari helped lead the Falcons to the biggest single-season turnaround in school history. The squad also made an appearance in the WVIAC Tournament Championship game for the first time in 28 years and earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Division II Atlantic Regional Tournament. Molinari has a key role in the coaching and development of post players at Fairmont State. In his first season, senior post Isaiah Hill received secondteam All-WVIAC honors in his only season with the team. While at Winthrop, Molinari helped develop Mid-Major All-America center Craig Bradshaw, and also coached several players to conference all-league, all-tournament and all-freshman honors. In addition to his on-court responsibilities, Molinari is also responsible for the academic monitoring program at Fairmont State. A staunch believer in the true student-athlete, 25 of 26 four-year players graduated from Winthrop during Molinari’s tenure. Molinari has also made an impact on recruiting in the short time he has been on the FSU basketball staff. Since Calhoun and Molinari arrived at Fairmont State, the Falcons have acquired two high-regarded recruiting classes. Before arriving at Fairmont State, Paul Molinari was an integral part of winning programs at the Division I level for more than two decades. Molinari was recognized by collegeinsider.com as one of the top MidMajor assistant coaches in Division I. With 343 wins on Division I basketball staffs from Las Vegas to Philadelphia, and 418 victories including his time as a student manager at Villanova, Molinari’s hands-on, student-centered approach has enabled his teams to reach seven NCAA Tournaments and earn four berths in the NIT. “Having Paul here is almost like having a second head coach,” said Calhoun. “He coached me, and in my time playing for Paul I came to realize that he really cares about the players. We want to see them succeed academically, and Paul works very hard to ensure that happens. “On the court, Paul is great. He is as good at coaching post players as you’ll find anywhere, especially at our level,” continued Calhoun. “He will push our players every day in practice, in study hall, and in life. I am so excited to have this opportunity to work with Paul. I’m not sure I would have taken the job had Paul not come on board.” A native of Oneonta, N.Y., Molinari most recently spent nine seasons at Winthrop University in Rock Hill, S.C. As a part of Gregg Marshall’s staff for five seasons, and as an assistant for Randy Peele the last four years, Molinari worked with the big men for the most successful program in Big South history. In his nine years with the program, Winthrop won the conference tournament title five times earning bids to the NCAA Tournament in each of those seasons. In 2006-2007, the Eagles finished 29-5, were ranked 22nd in the nation, and upset Notre Dame in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. That year Molinari and the Eagles were featured in The New York Times, USA Today and Sporting News. Molinari also coordinated team travel to Europe twice and Australia once for summer team bonding and development.

Prior to his stint with Winthrop, Molinari spent seven seasons as an assistant at Cleveland State University. In addition to being the third program Molinari worked under NCAA Championship winning coach Rollie Massimino, it is also where he met and helped mentor Calhoun, who was then an undergraduate. The 2000-2001 Vikings went 19-13, their best mark in a 14-year span. Between 1994-1996 Molinari worked on Scott Thompson’s staff at Wichita State University as a full-time assistant coach. The Shockers won 13 games in his first season, which marked the school’s second-most wins during a sevenyear run, and included a 10-4 record at home at Koch Arena. Prior to that, Molinari spent two seasons as video coordinator at UNLV with Massimino. Led by Isaiah Rider, the fifth overall pick in the 1993 and future NBA champion with the Los Angeles Lakers, the Runnin’ Rebels went 21-8 in 1992-93 and earned a trip to the NIT. As an undergraduate at Villanova, Molinari spent four years as a student manager under the direction of Coach Massimino while earning a degree in Operations Management. During that time he assisted the coaching staff as the Wildcats reached two NCAA Tournaments, including one run to the Elite Eight in 1988, and two NIT berths. He went on to join Jim McDonald’s staff as a graduate assistant coach where he earned a master’s degree in Sports Administration. He returned to Villanova in the 1991-92 as a graduate assistant as the Wildcats reached the NIT in coach Massimino’s final season of a 12-year career that included one of the greatest upsets in sports history as Villanova defeated Patrick Ewing’s Georgetown Hoyas in the 1985 NCAA title game.

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Graduate Assistant Coach

Joe Mazzulla was named an assistant coach on Jerrod Calhoun’s staff at Fairmont State during the summer of 2013 after spending the last two seasons as an assistant at Glenville State College. Mazzulla played for FSU head coach Jerrod Calhoun while he was an assistant at West Virginia University prior to arriving in Fairmont. The former WVU standout will assist in all aspects of the FSU men’s basketball program. Mazzulla also assisted with the planning and operations of the 2013 Fairmont State Individual Development and Biddy Ball Camps. Last season, Mazzulla helped lead Glenville State to the second round of the WVIAC Tournament. In his time with the Pioneers, Mazzulla helped develop two All-WVIAC honorees and a pair of All-Freshman team honorees. Mazzulla played four seasons at West Virginia University for head coaches John Beilein and Bob Huggins. In his time in Morgantown, the Mountaineers made four-straight NCAA Tournament appearances, including a berth in the NCAA Final Four in 2010. Mazzulla also won a Big East Tournament Championship and NIT Tournament Championship at West Virginia. The WVU standout also excelled in the classroom and was voted to Big East Academic All-Star Team three times (2007, 2009 and 2010). The point guard was the sixth-man for the Mountaineers during the 2010 Final Four run and averaged 2.7 points and had 88 assists during the season. Mazzulla had a season-high 17 points in the regional final against Kentucky to help lead WVU to the Final Four. As a senior, Mazzulla started 16 games and averaged 7.7 points and 3.8 rebounds. Mazzulla also had 139 assists as a senior. Mazzulla is a native of Johnston, R.I.

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Crist Student Assistant Coach

Sidney Crist is in his first season as a Student Assistant Coach. Crist joins the basketball staff after playing college basketball for one season at Glenville. In addition to assisting with all aspects of the men’s basketball program, Crist has also worked basketball camps at Michigan, Fairmont State, the University of Charleston and the Greg White basketball camp in Charleston. Crist was a four-year varsity basketball player at Midland Trail High School, finishing his career with a 62-20 record as a starter. The point guard averaged 12 points and six assists as a senior to help lead MTHS to the semifinals of the state tournament. Midland Trail made three-straight state tournament appearances during his high school career. Crist is pursuing a marketing degree at Fairmont State.

Mantoris Robinson is in his second season as a graduate assistant coach on Jerrod Calhoun’s staff at Fairmont State. Last season, Robinson helped lead the Falcons to a 23-9 record and an at-large bid in the NCAA Tournament. Robinson is involved in every aspect of the FSU basketball program; including game planning, practices and recruiting. Robinson has also served as an event coordinator for FSU basketball camps, Jerrod Calhoun’s Golf Classic and the Falcon Fan Fest to kick off the first week of practice. Robinson, a two-time Big South Defensive Player of the Year, was a member of four NCAA Tournament teams at Winthrop University. In five seasons at Winthrop he knew nothing but winning as the Eagles amassed a 104-58 record, including a 58-22 mark in conference play. “Mantoris has been a great addition to our program,” FSU head coach Jerrod Calhoun said. “He is going to be a fantastic coach. He has the ability to relate to the players in today’s game having just finished his own decorated playing career three years ago. As a player he was tough and hard-nosed, and I expect him to take that same winning approach as a member of our coaching staff. “I’m excited to have him here,” Calhoun continued. “Someone with his credentials as a player can walk into any gym and command immediate respect and attention. He’s a natural on the recruiting trail and on the floor because of his knowledge of the game and his rapport with people.” Robinson is the only player in Big South history to twice be honored as the league’s Defensive Player of the Year earning the award in 2009 and 2010. During his senior season he would lead the Eagles to the Big South Tournament Championship with wins over Radford and Coastal Carolina and earning Big South Tournament MVP honors in the process. He led the team in steals and blocked shots while scoring eight points and grabbing six rebounds for Winthrop. He pulled down 592 rebounds during his career, a total that ranks him among the top 10 in school history and among the top 50 in the conference record book. He was also a part of one of the most successful teams in school history in 2006-07. Robinson came off the bench to be a defensive stopper for a team that won 29 games, finished the season ranked 22nd in the nation and upset Notre Dame in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. Robinson consistently guarded the opponent’s top player during his career at Winthrop. He effectively guarded the likes of Anthony Morrow (formerly of Georgia Tech and now with the Atlanta Hawks), Steph Curry (formerly of Davidson and now with the Golden State Warriors) and Reggie Williams (formerly of VMI and currently with the Charlotte Bobcats). He limited Morrow to just 3-of-17 from the field in a Winthrop win over the Yellow Jackets in 2007, and held Curry to just 4-of-14 from the floor in 2008. Robinson’s Winthrop teams managed victories against Williams in each of their three meetings. At Butler High School in Matthews, N.C., Robinson was a 4A All-State selection and league Player of the Year as a senior while leading the Bulldogs to a 28-3 mark. He then played one season at Fork Union Military Academy helping Fletcher Arritt’s team go 27-2. Robinson has a degree in business from Winthrop and is currently pursuing his master’s in business administration at Fairmont State.

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Cable

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Associate Assistant Athletic Director / Head Athletic Trainer

Matthew Allen Offutt took over as the Director of Strength and Conditioning for FSU Basketball in 2013. Last spring, Offutt served as a defensive assistant coach under head coach Jason Woodman. Offutt has a master’s degree in Athletic Coaching Education from West Virginia University. Offutt was a three sport athlete at North Marion High School and went on to play football at Marshall University and Waynesburg University.

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Tera Fetty was named Assistant Athletic Trainer for the Fairmont State athletic department in the Fall of 2013. Fetty spent last year as a part-time assistant Athletic Trainer. After spending the three previous years serving as a Student Athletic Trainer, a Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer and a part-time assistant, Fetty returns for her fifth year as a full-time member of the Athletic Staff. She completed both her undergraduate and graduate studies at West Virginia University, receiving her Bachelor’s Degree in 2010 and her Master’s Degree in 2012. Fetty completed a research study entitled “Emotional and Behavioral Response to Injury: Division-II Athletes’ Perspectives” fostered by the desire to provide optimum care to Division-II athletes through furthering the body of knowledge surrounding the population and an avid interest in the basic understanding of Sport Psychology. In her time at Fairmont State, Fetty has worked with each of the 15 varsity sports offered at the university and adopted other duties on campus in addition to her responsibilities as an athletic trainer. She also serves as an instructor, teaching in the Health and Human Performance Department. As an assistant to Robert Cable, she works in conjunction with the Head Athletic Trainer to manage daily operations of the athletic training room, provide coverage for athletic events/practices, and provide the most optimum care possible to the athletes at Fairmont State University, enabling them to remain in their competitive environments through the incorporation of injury prevention techniques, and returning them after injury as quickly and safely as possible through tailored rehabilitation programs. Tera is married to Fairmont State alum, Philip Fetty. The couple resides in Mount Clare. 14

Robert Cable is in his 24rd year as the head athletic trainer at Fairmont State University. In addition to his duties of supervising athletic training for each of Fairmont State’s 15 sports, the W. Va. Wesleyan and WVU graduate is also a member of the athletic department senior staff and helps organize and coordinate facility and event management for athletic contests at Fairmont State. Cable heads an athletic training department that is widely regarded as among the best in the country. The over 300 student-athletes that he and his staff serve are assured of getting quality treatment and personalized care to keep them in the best possible condition. Cable is heavily involved within the athletic training community both regionally and nationally and has earned various accolades for his efforts. He was named NCAA Division II Trainer of the Year in the summer of 2010 by the National Athletic Trainers Association (NATA). The honor recognizes the outstanding efforts of a certified athletic trainer employed in a collegiate setting at a Division II school. The NATA selected Cable on the merits of his active community and campus involvement; volunteer service; national, district and state athletic training participation; promotion of the profession; and exceptional performance in the role of collegiate athletic trainer. Cable is a member of the NATA District 3 Board of Directors. He has served the West Virginia Athletic Trainers Association (WVATA) in numerous capacities throughout his career, and is currently the president of that group. One of his top priorities as president of the WVATA is licensure for all certified athletic trainers in West Virginia. Further, Cable is in his second term as president of the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (WVIAC) Athletic Trainers Committee. In 2007, he was named the WVATA “Trainer of the Year” for his willingness to go “above and beyond the normal call of duty.” In addition to his athletic training duties, he also teaches in the Health and Human Performance Department. Cable has been instrumental in expanding the training facility to over 1,300 square feet that was completed in the spring of 2008. The new training room is four times the size of the previous location and features include four small treatment tables, six large treatment tables and increased unobstructed floor space. Cable is married to the former Jill Hinkle and they are the parents of two children, Courtney and Johnathan.

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Hayes Team Manager

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2013 - 2014 Roster Numerical Roster No........... Name.............................................. Cl................ Pos................. Ht................. Wt..................... Hometown/High School (Last School)

1............. Keâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Chaun Lewis...............................So..................G................. 6-3...............190................... Columbus, Ohio/Northland 2............. Otar Pkhakadze............................... Fr...................G................. 6-2...............195................... Kutaisi, Georgia/Liberty Christian 3............. Chase Morgan................................. Jr...................G................ 5-11..............170................... Pineville, W.Va./Wyoming East (Bluefield State) 5............. Tommy Scales..................................So................ F/C................ 6-8...............230................... Cleveland, Ohio/Richmond Heights 11........... Brendan Cooper.............................. Sr................ G/F................ 6-7...............220................... Parma, Ohio/Parma (Lakeland CC) 12........... Nick Light........................................ Fr...................F................. 6-6...............210................... Cabin Creek, W.Va./Riverside 15........... Shammgod Wells............................. Fr...................G................. 5-9...............165................... Harlem, N.Y./Believe 20........... Thomas Wimbush...........................R-Fr............... G/F................ 6-7...............190................... Lorain, Ohio/Lorain 21........... Jamel Morris................................... Jr...................G................. 6-4...............200................... Gahanna, Ohio/Lincoln (Glenville State) 22........... Chris Lewis......................................So..................G................. 6-1...............165................... Haymarket, Va./Battlefield 24........... Trevor Andrews-Evans.....................R-Fr............... F/C................ 6-7...............200................... Logan, W.Va./Logan 30........... Caleb Davis..................................... Fr...................G................. 6-1...............185................... Charlotte, N.C./Vance 32........... Stevie Browning..............................So..................G................. 6-3...............200................... Logan, W.Va./Logan 33........... Martins Abele.................................. Sr..................C................. 7-0...............280................... Saldus, Latuia/Oak Hill (Duquesne) 34........... Mamadou Datt................................ Jr................. F/C................ 6-9...............220................... Dakar, Senegal/Stoneridge (Duquesne)

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Head Coach: Jerrod Calhoun Associate Head Coach: Paul Molinari Graduate Assistant: Mantoris Robinson Assistant Coach: Joe Mazzulla

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Alphabetical Roster No........... Name.............................................. Cl................ Pos................. Ht................. Wt..................... Hometown/High School (Last School)

33........... Martins Abele.................................. Sr..................C................. 7-0...............280................... Saldus, Latuia/Oak Hill (Duquesne) 24........... Trevor Andrews-Evans.....................R-Fr............... F/C................ 6-7...............200................... Logan, W.Va./Logan 32........... Stevie Browning..............................So..................G................. 6-3...............200................... Logan, W.Va./Logan 11........... Brendan Cooper.............................. Sr................ G/F................ 6-7...............220................... Parma, Ohio/Parma (Lakeland CC) 34........... Mamadou Datt................................ Jr................. F/C................ 6-9...............220................... Dakar, Senegal/Stoneridge (Duquesne) 30........... Caleb Davis..................................... Fr...................G................. 6-1...............185................... Charlotte, N.C./Vance 22........... Chris Lewis......................................So..................G................. 6-1...............165................... Haymarket, Va./Battlefield 1............. Keâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Chaun Lewis...............................So..................G................. 6-3...............190................... Columbus, Ohio/Northland 12........... Nick Light........................................ Fr...................F................. 6-6...............210................... Cabin Creek, W.Va./Riverside 3............. Chase Morgan................................. Jr...................G................ 5-11..............170................... Pineville, W.Va./Wyoming East (Bluefield State) 21........... Jamel Morris................................... Jr...................G................. 6-4...............200................... Gahanna, Ohio/Lincoln (Glenville State) 2............. Otar Pkhakadze............................... Fr...................G................. 6-2...............195................... Kutaisi, Georgia/Liberty Christian 5............. Tommy Scales..................................So................ F/C................ 6-8...............230................... Cleveland, Ohio/Richmond Heights 15........... Shammgod Wells............................. Fr...................G................. 5-9...............165................... Harlem, N.Y./Believe 20........... Thomas Wimbush...........................R-Fr............... G/F................ 6-7...............190................... Lorain, Ohio/Lorain

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33 Martins Abele

24 Trevor Andrews-Evans

C, 7-0, 280 Senior Saldus, Latuia/Oak Hill (Duquesne)

F, 6-7, 195 Redshirt Freshman Verdunville, W.Va./Logan

Before Fairmont State: Played two seasons at Duquesne University and one at Radford … made 24 appearances and three starts as a junior … averaged three points and 2.40 rebounds per game … also shot 57 percent from the floor and blocked 19 shots … played in just six games in his first season at Duquesne (2011-12) … made nine starts and 19 appearances as a true freshman at Radford University … averaged 5.4 points and 5.1 rebounds in 16.7 minutes per game … his high school basketball team at Oak Hill Academy featured seven Division I basketball players.

As A Freshman (2012-13): Redshirted the season.

Personal: Martins Abele … son of Guntars and Inita Abele … two younger siblings … born on December 2 … majoring in political science.

High School: Averaged seven points and 10 rebounds as a junior for coach Mark Hatcher at Logan … did not play as a senior due to a ruling from the WVSSAC. Personal: Trevor Andrews-Evans … son of Melissa and Jamie Evens … one of four children … birthday is Nov. 3.

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32 Stevie Browning G, 6-2, 180 Sophomore Logan, W.Va./Logan

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As A Freshman (2012-13): Played in all 32 games and made 27 starts for the Falcons … averaged 19.3 minutes and 6.9 points per game … second on the team in three-pointers with 24 … scored in double figures in five games … solid rebounder from the guard spot pulling down 3.1 per contest … netted 20 points in his debut against Ohio Eastern (11/10/12) … was 9-of-12 from the field and 2-for-3 from behind the arc against the Panthers … hit three three-pointers on his way to 16 points in a road win over Virginia State (11/13/12) … nine points and three rebounds vs. WVU Tech (11/16/12) … contributed five points vs. Shepherd (11/20/12) in first career start … back-to-back seven-point, four-rebound performances against Pitt-Johnstown (11/27/12) and Bluefield State (12/1/12) … nine points at Charleston (12/15/12) … 3-of-5 from behind the arc on his way to 15 points at Kent State (12/30/12) … also had six rebounds against the Golden Flashes … eight points and five boards at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) … connected on a pair of three-pointers on his way to eight points vs. WV State (1/14/13) … 16 points, four rebounds and three assists at Shepherd (1/19/13) … seven points in a win over Charleston (1/31/13) … nine points and four rebounds against WV State (2/9/13) … scored six points to go with six rebounds in home win over Pitt-Johnstown (2/11/13) … seven points and five rebounds in win over Alderson-Broaddus (2/14/13) … scored six points against West Liberty (2/16/13) before fouling out … six points, four rebounds, four steals and three assists in regular season finale against Ohio Valley (2/23/13) … eight points, including a pair of threepointers, to help FSU get past Alderson-Broaddus (3/1/13) in the WVIAC Tournament semifinals … contributed six points and five rebounds against West Liberty in the conference tournament finals (3/2/13) … nine points and season-best eight rebounds in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Livingstone (3/16/13) … scored 11 points against West Liberty (3/17/13) in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. Before Fairmont State: First team all-state player for coach Mark Hatcher at Logan … state player of the year runner-up as a senior after averaging 26 points and nine rebounds per game for the Wildcats … state’s leading scorer … helped the team to a state championship and three tournament appearances in his career … MVP of NorthSouth game … averaged 12 points and four rebounds as a junior. Personal: Steven Edward Browning … son of Mimi and Steve Browning … one of two children … father played basketball in King College (Tenn.) … majoring in criminal justice. Stevie Browning’s Career Highs Points..................20 vs. Ohio Eastern (11/10/12) Assists.................3 (twice) Rebounds.............8 vs. Livingstone (3/16/13) Steals...................4 vs. Ohio Valley (2/23/13)

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Stevie Browning’s Career Statistics Year

GP/GS FG/A FG% 3FG/A 3FG% FT/A FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG PF/FO AST TO BLK STL MIN/AVG

2012-13...... 32/27........84/199...........422........24/72...........333..........29/37......... .784.........221/6.9..........98/3.1........... 68/2...........22......... 31...........8......... 23.......617/19.3

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11 Brendan Cooper F, 6-7, 215 Senior Parma, Ohio/Parma (Lakeland Comm. College)

As A Junior (2012-13): Second team All-WVIAC selection … regular starter for the Falcons playing in 30 games and starting 29 … averaged 12.6 points to go with a team-high 7.0 rebounds per game … second on the team in assists with 3.0 per game from his forward position … connected on 51 percent of his shots from the field … six double-doubles on the year … double figure scoring in 21 games … opened the year with 26 points against Ohio Eastern (11/10/12) … 15-of-22 from the field for a season-high 36 points against Shepherd (11/20/12) … also grabbed eight rebounds and dished out four assists … 10 points and seven rebounds at PittJohnstown (11/27/12) … double-double with 13 points and 12 boards vs. Bluefield State (12/1/12) … 6-of-13 for 15 points to go with eight rebounds at Kent State (12/30/12) … 12 points and 10 rebounds in a win at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) … scored 12 points and added 10 rebounds in a home win over Seton Hill (1/7/13) … tidy 6-of-8 shooting from the field for 15 points vs. Concord (1/12/13) … 13 points, 13 rebounds, four blocks and three steals at West Liberty (1/17/13) … 12 points before fouling out against Glenville State (1/21/13) … netted 14 points vs. Davis & Elkins (1/26/13) … connected on 8-of-10 field goal attempts for 17 points to go with nine rebounds and six assists in a road win at WV Wesleyan (2/2/13) … scored 14 points in just 23 minutes of work against Pitt-Johnstown (2/11/13) … 13 points in a win over Alderson-Broaddus (2/14/13) … 12 points and 13 rebounds at Seton Hill (2/21/13) … 18 points on 8-of-11 shooting in first round of the WVIAC Tournament against Ohio Valley (2/26/13) … scored 19 points to go with seven rebounds in overtime win over Alderson-Broaddus (3/1/13) in tournament semifinals … chipped in 13 points and added seven rebounds in tournament finals against West Liberty (3/2/13) … named to the WVIAC All-Tournament team … eight points, five rebounds and five assists in first round of the NCAA Tournament against Livingstone (3/16/13) … 14 points, 10 rebounds and four assists in second round of the NCAA Tournament against West Liberty (3/17/13).

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Before Fairmont State: Played two seasons at Lakeland Community College … first team 2012 NJCAA All-American … averaged 17.5 points and nine rebounds and four assists in leading the Lakers to a 27-9 record … first team All-Ohio Community College Athletic Conference and first team All-Region 12 … chosen as team MVP … team won region and district championships and finished fourth in the country … was NJCAA Player of the Week on Nov. 23 … as a freshman played in 31 games and averaged 12.4 points, 5.9 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game … helped team to 27-9 record … was a second team all-conference selection … named Northeast Ohio Conference (NOC) player of the year and league MVP at Parma HS… Selected to play in the Cleveland all-star game. Personal: Son of Colleenn and John Cooper. Brendan Cooper’s Career Highs Points..................36 vs. Shepherd (11/20/12) Assists.................8 vs. Charleston (12/15/12) Rebounds.............13 (twice) Steals...................4 vs. Ohio Valley (1/5/13) Blocks..................4 vs. West Liberty (1/17/13)

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Brendan Cooper’s Career Statistics Year

GP/GS FG/A FG% 3FG/A 3FG% FT/A FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG PF/FO AST TO BLK STL MIN/AVG

2012-13...... 30/29.......151/296..........510.........6/11............545..........70/99......... .707........378/12.6........210/7.0.......... 59/2...........90......... 81..........30........ 41.......853/28.4

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34 Mamadou Datt

30 Caleb Davis

F/C, 6-9, 220 Junior Dakar, Senegal/Stoneridge (Duquesne)

G, 6-1, 185 Freshman Charlotte, N.C./Vance

Before Fairmont State: Played two seasons at Duquesne University … played in 13 games last season … averaged 1.3 points and 1.9 rebounds … made six starts and 31 appearances as a freshman … averaged 2.1 points and 2.2 rebounds … shot 46 percent from the floor during his freshman season … averaged 14 points, eight rebounds and three blocks per game at Stoneridge Prep … averaged 15 points, 13 rebounds, six assists and four blocks for Jaraaf in Medina, Dakar. Intro staff players

Personal: Mamadou Oumar Datt … son of Datt Oumar and Fatima Diallo … has six sisters and a brother … speaks seven difference languages (French, English, Arabic, Soninke, Serere, Wolof and Poular) … born on October 10 … majoring in sociology and minoring in business information systems.

Before Fairmont State: High school standout at Vance High School in Charlotte, N.C. … averaged 15 points, five rebounds and five assists as a senior … first team All-Charlotte Mecklenburg selection … ranked as one of the top 20 players in the state of North Carolina coming out of high school. Personal: Caleb Davis … son of James and Jackie Davis … has three brothers and sisters … born on April 17.

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22 Chris Lewis G, 6-1, 165 Sophomore Haymarket, Va./Battlefield

Before Fairmont State: Played basketball for two seasons under head coach Al Ford at Battlefield High School in Gainesville, Va. Personal: Chris Lewis … son of Jerry and Melanie Lewis … has a brother and sister … birthday is October 2 … majoring in communication.

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1 Ke’Chaun Lewis G, 6-3, 190 Sophomore Columbus, Ohio/Northland HS

As A Freshman (2012-13): Solid contributor off the bench for the Falcons … played in 30 games … averaged 15.1 minutes per game … third on the team in steals with 44 … averaged 4.5 points, 2.0 assists and 1.9 rebounds per game … shot .568 from the field … five points, five assists and four steals in debut against Ohio Eastern (11/10/12) … four points and two boards against Shepherd (11/20/12) … contributed four points, four assists, three steals and two rebounds at Kent State (12/30/12) … six points in just 12 minutes of work at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) … scored eight points to go with three steals in win at Ohio Valley (1/5/13) … 23 minutes and scored four points and added three assists and a pair of steals vs. Seton Hill (1/7/13) … five points, five steals and four assists in home victory over WV State (1/14/13) … came off the bench to notch 10 points at No. 1 West Liberty (1/17/13) … also had three steals and a pair of assists against the Hilltoppers … chipped in eight points in road win over WV Wesleyan (2/2/13) … handed out four assists and notched two steals vs. Wheeling Jesuit (2/4/13) … eight points to go with season-high six assists in narrow loss at home to top-ranked West Liberty (2/16/13) … did not commit any turnovers vs. the Hilltoppers … added five points against Seton Hill (2/21/13) … six points, four rebounds and three steals vs. Ohio Valley (2/23/13) … chipped in eight points to go with five steals in first round of the WVIAC Tournament against OVU (2/26/13) … four points in the conference tournament against both Seton Hill (2/28/13) and AldersonBroaddus (3/1/13) … came off the bench to contribute nine points and a pair of assists against WLU (3/2/13) in the tournament finals … season-high 26 minutes in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Livingstone (3/16/13) … scored seven points, dished out four assists and grabbed three rebounds against the Blue Bears … 10 points, three rebounds and three assists in the second round of the NCAA Tournament against West Liberty (3/17/13).

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High School: Played for powerhouse Northland High … averaged 11.2 points leading the Vikings to a 22-2 record … All-Central District honorable mention … District 10 All-Star … won four city league championships during his career … member of team that won state title as a freshman and finished runner-up in the state as a junior … averaged 5.6 points and 2.5 rebounds that season for the Vikings. Personal: Ke’Chaun L. Lewis … son of Tonia and Kip Lewis … one of three children … birthday is Nov. 2 … majoring in criminal justice. Ke’Chaun Lewis’ Career Highs Points..................10 (twice) Assists.................6 vs. West Liberty (2/16/13) Rebounds.............6 vs. Wheeling Jesuit (2/4/13) Steals...................5 (twice)

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Ke’Chaun Lewis’ Career Statistics Year

GP/GS FG/A FG% 3FG/A 3FG% FT/A FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG PF/FO AST TO BLK STL MIN/AVG

2012-13....... 30/0..........54/95............568.........3/10............300..........25/42......... .595.........136/4.5..........57/1.9........... 82/5...........61......... 37...........7......... 44.......454/15.1

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12 Nick Light

3 Chase Morgan

F, 6-6, 210 Freshman Cabin Creek, W.Va./Riverside

G, 5-11, 170 Junior Pineville, W.Va./Wyoming East (Bluefield State)

Before Fairmont State: Four-year member of the basketball team at Riverside High School … helped lead the Warriors to a sectional championship in 2013 … earned team MVP honors as a senior, averaging a double-double with 15 points and 12 rebounds per game. Personal: Nicholas Hunter Light … son of Steve and Amy Light … has three sisters … born on September 30 … majoring in business. Intro staff players review records fsu

As A Sophomore (2012-13): Played in all 32 games for the Falcons and made four starts … top three-point shooter with 46 threes … shot .484 from behind the arc … ranked third in the WVIAC in that category … scored in double figures in 11 games … made at least one three-pointer in 23 games … was 26-of-30 from the free throw line … started and scored 16 points in opener against Ohio Eastern (11/10/12) … also had four rebounds, two assists and two steals against the Panthers … eight points in a start and a victory at Virginia State (11/13/12) … exploded for a season-high 21 points on 6-of-8 shooting from the field to help the Falcons past Pitt-Johnstown (11/27/12) … was 3-for-4 from behind the arc and 6-of-7 from the free throw line against the Panthers … all three of his three-pointers came in the final four minutes of the game … seven points against both Bluefield State (12/1/12) and Charleston (12/15/12) … knocked down four three-pointers on his way to 15 points to lead FSU past Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) … all four of those threes came in the second half … 14 points in just 15 minutes of action vs. Ohio Valley (1/5/13) … 15 points, including a perfect 6-of-6 from the free throw line, vs. Shepherd (1/19/13) … 10 points off the bench against Davis & Elkins (1/26/13) … 18 points, including 4-of-4 from behind the three-point line, in a home victory over Charleston (1/31/13) … seven points and a season-high four rebounds against WV Wesleyan (2/2/13) … connected on a pair of three-pointers on his way to 10 points vs. Wheeling Jesuit (2/4/13) … started and scored 12 points in a home win over WV State (2/9/13) … 2-of-3 from behind the three-point line against Pitt-Johnstown (2/11/13) … made three three-pointers for nine points in regular season finale against Ohio Valley (2/23/13) … nine points, all on three-pointers, in WVIAC Tournament victory over Alderson-Broaddus (3/1/13) in the semifinals … perfect 3-of-3 from the three-point line on his way to 13 points against Livingstone in the first round of the NCAA Tournament (3/16/13). Before Fairmont State: Spent one season at Bluefield State ... named to the WVIAC All-Freshman team ... averaged 19.2 points per game ... led the team with 103 assists (3.7 per game) ... made 55-of-145 three-pointers (38 percent) ... 145-of-166 (87 percent) from the free throw line ... five games of 30 points or more ... had a seasonhigh 37 points vs. Ohio Valley (2/22/12) ... attended Wyoming East High School ... helped lead team to West Virginia Class AA State Championship runner-up finish ... two-time first team all-state honoree ... named Coalfield Conference Athlete of the Year ... won the three-point shootout at the Scott Brown Classic All-Star Game ... broke Wyoming East’s single-season scoring record with 627 points as a junior ... averaged 23.1 points per game as a junior ... member of Woodrow Wilson State Championship team as a freshman. Personal: William Chase Morgan … son of Susie Mullins and Billy Morgan … birthday is July 30 … one of three children … majoring in sociology.

Chase Morgan

Chase Morgan’ Career Highs* Points..................37 vs. Ohio Valley (2/22/12) Assists.................7 (twice) Rebounds.............6 (three times) Steals...................3 (twice) *includes at Bluefield State

Chase Morgan’s Career Stats Year

GP/GS FG/A FG% 3FG/A 3FG% FT/A FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG PF/FO AST TO BLK STL MIN/AVG

2011-12*.... 27/27.......159/358..........444.......55/145..........379........145/166....... .873........518/19.2.........76/2.8........... 64/0..........103........ 88...........2......... 20.......969/35.9 2012-13....... 32/4.........83/167...........497........46/95...........484..........26/30......... .867.........238/7.4..........38/1.2........... 61/0...........25......... 18...........0......... 15.......529/16.5 Total............ 59/31.......242/525..........461......101/240.........421........171/196....... .872........756/12.8........114/1.9......... 125/0.........128....... 106..........2......... 35......1498/25.4 *at Bluefield State

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21 Jamel Morris

5 Tommy Scales

G, 6-4, 200 Junior Gahanna, Ohio/Lincoln (Glenville State)

F, 6-8 210 Sophomore Cleveland, Ohio/Richmond Heights

Before Fairmont State: Played two seasons at Glenville State … named to the WVIAC All-Freshman team two years ago and earned second team All-WVIAC honors last season … helped lead GSC to the quarterfinals of the WVIAC Tournament for the first time in six years … led the Pioneers by scoring 19.6 points per game in 2012-13 … scored a career-high 37 points against Salem International last season … averaged 15 points as a freshman … played three seasons at Lincoln High School in Gahama, Ohio … earned first team all-conference honors as a senior … helped lead the team to a 26-1 record and the state final four as a junior. Personal: Jamel Vaughn Morris … son of Melvin and Shawnna Morris … mother played volleyball at West Virginia for three years … father played football for one year at WVU and two years at Glenville State … has three siblings … born on November 14 … majoring in sport management.

As A Freshman (2012-13): Played in 21 games and made three starts … averaged 8.2 minutes per game with 2.9 points and 2.4 rebounds per contest … shot .500 from the field (23-of-46) … started and scored 15 points and added nine rebounds in debut against Ohio Eastern (11/10/12) … started and scored two points to go with two rebounds at Virginia State (11/13/12) … three points and five rebounds in a start against WVU Tech (11/16/12) … six points on 3-of-3 shooting from the field against Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) … eight points and five rebounds in 20 minutes of action at Ohio Valley (1/5/13) … six points an six rebounds, including five on the offensive end, in regular season finale against Ohio Valley (2/23/13) … poured in 14 points in 15 minutes of action in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Livingstone (3/16/13) … also had seven rebounds (five offensive) and was 4-of-5 from the free throw line. Before Fairmont State: Averaged 10 points, eight rebounds and three blocked shots as a senior at Richmond Heights leading the Spartans to a 24-2 season … earned Defensive Player of the Year honors … two-time All-State Special Mention honoree … led the Spartans to a pair of conference and district championships.

2 Otar Pkhakadze

Personal: Tommy Scales … son of Stephanie Hailey Tubbs and Tommy Scales Sr. … one of five children … birthday is March 5 … majoring in physical therapy. Tommy Scales’ Career Highs Points 3 vs. Ohio Valley (2/23/13) Assists 1 vs. Ohio Eastern (1/10/12) Rebounds 1 (three times)

G, 6-2, 195 Freshman Kutaisi, Georgia/Liberty Christian

Before Fairmont State: Played for head coach Todd Franklin at Liberty Christian in Redding, Calif. … led his team to a 28-1 record and a conference championship during his senior season … two-time MVP in Northern California basketball. Personal: Otar Pkhakadze … son of Alexandre Pkhakadze and Ketevar Gibradze … has a younger sister … born on February 28.

Tommy Scales Tommy Scales’ Career Statistics Year

GP/GS FG/A FG% 3FG/A 3FG% FT/A FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG PF/FO AST TO BLK STL MIN/AVG

2012-13....... 21/3..........23/46............500..........0/0.............000..........15/20......... .750..........61/2.9...........51/2.4........... 19/0............9.......... 15...........7.......... 7.........173/8.2

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15 Shammgod Wells

20 Thomas Wimbush

G, 5-9, 165 Freshman Harlem, N.Y./Believe

G, 6-5, 180 Redshirt Freshman Amherst, Ohio/Lorain HS

Before Fairmont State: Averaged 16 points, seven assists and two steals per game last season at Believe Prep in South Carolina … was also a standout point guard at LeSalle Academy in New York.

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Personal: Shammgod Wells … son of God Shammgod Wells and Lanaya Bellamy … his father helped lead the Providence Friars to the elite eight in 1997 and was a second round draft pick of the Washington Wizards later that year … plans to major in criminal justice.

As A Freshman (2012-13): Redshirted the season. Before Fairmont State: Stellar player at Lorain High … second team All-Lorain County as a senior … selected to play in the 2012 LCBBA All-Star game … hit schoolrecord seven three-pointers in a game … led the Titans to the district finals as a junior. Personal: Thomas E’sean Wimbush … son of ta’Kysha McCartney and Thomas Wimbush … birthday is Dec. 8 … one of three children … majoring in criminal justice.

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25.... Isaac Thornton.............. 31-31......... 193-392...........492......... 20-63............317.......129-157.........822......... 80..........79..........159/5.1........... 51/0........... 83......... 43.......... 4..........48........ 535/17.3 10.... Malik Stith................... 32-32......... 174-343...........507......... 10-21............476.......113-150.........753......... 35..........53...........88/2.8............ 83/1.......... 116........ 78.......... 6..........63........ 471/14.7 21.... Isaiah Hill..................... 32-32......... 161-337...........478......... 22-71............310.........53-81...........654......... 77.........134.........211/6.6.......... 105/7.......... 27......... 34......... 50.........27........ 397/12.4 11.... Brendan Cooper........... 30-29......... 151-296...........510.......... 6-11.............545.........70-99...........707......... 63.........147.........210/7.0........... 59/2........... 90......... 81......... 30.........41........ 378/12.6 03.... Chase Morgan.............. 32-4........... 83-167............497......... 46-95............484.........26-30...........867.......... 7...........31...........38/1.2............ 61/0........... 25......... 18.......... 0..........15......... 238/7.4 32.... Stevie Browning........... 32-27.......... 84-199............422......... 24-72............333.........29-37...........784......... 44..........54...........98/3.1............ 68/2........... 22......... 31.......... 8..........23......... 221/6.9 01.... Ke’Chaun Lewis............. 30-0............ 54-95.............568.......... 3-10.............300.........25-42...........595......... 17..........40...........57/1.9............ 82/5........... 61......... 37.......... 7..........44......... 136/4.5 15.... Melvin Rhodes.............. 25-1............ 22-54.............407.......... 4-16.............250.........13-15...........867......... 13..........29...........42/1.7............ 32/0........... 11......... 15.......... 5...........5........... 61/2.4 05.... Tommy Scales............... 21-3............ 23-46.............500........... 0-0..............000.........15-20...........750......... 27..........24...........51/2.4............ 19/0............ 9.......... 15.......... 7...........7........... 61/2.9 20.... Andrew Gunnoe............ 32-1............ 25-49.............510........... 0-0..............000..........7-11............636......... 11..........45...........56/1.8............ 49/0........... 10......... 14.......... 3...........8........... 57/1.8 42.... Rudy Roberts................. 15-0............ 14-19.............737........... 0-0..............000...........7-7...........1.000......... 8............7............15/1.0............. 4/0............. 1........... 9........... 3...........2........... 35/2.3 22.... Ty Garrison.................... 26-0............ 10-40.............250.......... 3-21.............143...........6-7.............857......... 13..........21...........34/1.3............ 19/0........... 20.......... 9........... 0...........5........... 29/1.1 23.... Myles Petretti................ 15-0............. 7-22..............318.......... 4-16.............250...........3-4.............750.......... 3............4.............7/0.5............. 13/1............ 1........... 4........... 1...........2........... 21/1.4 04.... Jerid Jento...................... 7-0............... 2-6...............333........... 1-4..............250...........1-2.............500.......... 1............2.............3/0.4.............. 2/0............. 1........... 1........... 0...........0............ 6/0.9 02.... Joey Vuyancih................. 2-0............... 1-5...............200........... 0-2..............000...........1-2.............500.......... 1............2.............3/1.5.............. 2/0............. 2........... 1........... 0...........1............ 3/1.5 52.... Edward Hashier.............. 7-0............... 1-4...............250........... 0-0..............000...........0-1.............000.......... 3............9............12/1.7............. 4/0............. 2........... 3........... 0...........1............ 2/0.3 TM.... TEAM............................................................................................................................................................ 49..........62..........111/3.6........................................... 4 Total...............................32 1005-2074.........485....... 143-402..........356.......498-665.........749........ 452........743.......1195/37.3....... 653/18........ 481....... 397....... 124.......292...... 2651/82.8 Opponents......................32 795-1780..........447....... 214-609..........351.......545-765.........712........ 371........726.......1097/34.3........ 552/-......... 378....... 539....... 119.......203...... 2349/73.4 SCORE BY PERIODS:............1st............. 2nd............. OT..........Total Fairmont State........................1280.............1359............. 12............2651 Opponents.............................1104.............1234............. 11............2349

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OHIO EASTERN............11/10/12........ 127-71...... W.........26-Brendan Cooper.............13-Isaiah Hill................................ at Virginia State............11/13/12......... 72-55....... W.........16-Stevie Browning............. 5-Gunnoe, Browning, Thornton..... WVU TECH...................11/16/12......... 83-87........L.........24-Malik Stith......................13-Isaiah Hill................................ SHEPHERD...................11/20/12......... 90-93........L.........36-Brendan Cooper............. 8-Brendan Cooper....................... at Pitt-Johnstown.........11/27/12......... 85-81....... W.........26-Isaiah Hill....................... 9-Isaiah Hill................................. BLUEFIELD...................12/1/12........... 82-72....... W.........18-Isaiah Hill.......................12-Brendan Cooper...................... at Charleston...............12/15/12......... 71-61....... W.........18-Isaac Thornton................11-Isaac Thornton......................... at Kent State................12/30/12......... 75-77........L.........19-Isaiah Hill....................... 8-Brendan Cooper....................... at Wheeling Jesuit........1/2/13............. 88-81....... W.........15-Thornton, Morgan...........10-Brendan Cooper...................... at Ohio Valley...............1/5/13............. 84-54....... W.........14-Chase Morgan................ 5-Hill, Scales................................ SETON HILL..................1/7/13............. 69-53....... W.........17-Isaac Thornton................10-Brendan Cooper...................... at Concord...................1/12/13........... 79-59....... W.........18-Isaac Thornton................ 6-Hill, Cooper.............................. WV STATE....................1/14/13........... 88-60....... W.........26-Isaac Thornton................ 7-Isaiah Hill................................. at West Liberty.............1/17/13........... 77-82........L.........22-Isaac Thornton................13-Brendan Cooper...................... at Shepherd.................1/19/13........... 93-89....... W.........22-Isaac Thornton................ 5-Isaac Thornton.......................... at Glenville State..........1/21/13........... 78-66....... W.........24-Isaac Thornton................ 8-Isaiah Hill................................. vs Davis & Elkins..........1/26/13........... 72-66....... W.........18-Isaac Thornton................ 6-Isaiah Hill................................. CHARLESTON...............1/31/13........... 83-81....... W.........20-Isaiah Hill....................... 8-Isaiah Hill................................. at WV Wesleyan...........2/2/13............. 78-67....... W.........22-Isaac Thornton................11-Isaiah Hill................................ WJU.............................2/4/13............. 65-70........L.........16-Thornton, Hill.................. 6-Ke’Chaun Lewis........................ at WV State..................2/9/13............. 87-70....... W.........15-Malik Stith...................... 9-Isaiah Hill................................. UPJ..............................2/11/13........... 88-73....... W.........21-Isaiah Hill.......................12-Isaac Thornton......................... A-B..............................2/14/13........... 81-73....... W.........22-Malik Stith...................... 5-Cooper, Browning..................... WEST LIBERTY..............2/16/13.......... 99-103.......L.........44-Isaac Thornton................10-Isaac Thornton......................... at Seton Hill.................2/21/13........... 73-76........L.........27-Malik Stith......................13-Brendan Cooper...................... OHIO VALLEY...............2/23/13........... 90-42....... W.........15-Malik Stith...................... 7-Rudy Roberts............................ OHIO VALLEY...............2/26/13........... 96-85....... W.........19-Malik Stith...................... 6-Isaac Thornton.......................... vs Seton Hill.................2/28/13........... 77-63....... W.........25-Malik Stith...................... 9-Isaac Thornton.......................... vs A-B..........................3/1/13............. 75-74..... WOT.......19-Brendan Cooper............. 7-Brendan Cooper....................... vs West Liberty.............3/2/13............. 78-92........L.........17-Thornton, Stith................ 7-Cooper, Hill............................... vs Livingstone..............3/16/13........... 91-73....... W.........16-Isaiah Hill....................... 8-Stevie Browning........................ at West Liberty.............3/17/13.......... 77-100.......L.........18-Malik Stith......................10-Brendan Cooper......................

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6-Ty Garrison..................... 8-Malik Stith..................... 3-Garrison, Thornton.......... 4-Thornton, Cooper........... 7-Isaac Thornton................ 5-Brendan Cooper............. 8-Brendan Cooper............. 4-Stith, Lewis, Thornton...... 6-Isaac Thornton................ 5-Brendan Cooper............. 3-Ke’Chaun Lewis.............. 7-Malik Stith..................... 6-Isaac Thornton................ 3-Malik Stith..................... 4-Stith, Thornton................ 3-Isaiah Hill....................... 4-Malik Stith..................... 5-Malik Stith..................... 6-Brendan Cooper............. 4-Ke’Chaun Lewis.............. 9-Malik Stith..................... 6-Isaac Thornton................ 5-Brendan Cooper............. 6-Ke’Chaun Lewis.............. 2-five players..................... 5-Isaac Thornton................ 5-Malik Stith..................... 2-Stith, Thornton................ 5-Isaac Thornton................ 3-Brendan Cooper............. 5-Brendan Cooper............. 6-Malik Stith.....................

4-Ke’Chaun Lewis.................. 4-Isaiah Hill 2-Stith, Hill............................. None 2-Stith, Browning, Thornton.... 4-Isaiah Hill 1-four players......................... 1-Thornton, Lewis 2-Isaiah Hill............................ 2-Brendan Cooper 2-Isaac Thornton.................... 3-Isaiah Hill 2-Brendan Cooper.................. 2-Browning, Cooper 3-Ke’Chaun Lewis.................. 1-Stevie Browning 2-Isaac Thornton.................... 1-Scales, Browning, Lewis 4-Brendan Cooper.................. 1-Scales, Cooper 3-Brendan Cooper.................. 1-Cooper, Hill, Gunnoe 4-Malik Stith.......................... 1-Hill, Stith 5-Ke’Chaun Lewis.................. 2-Isaiah Hill 4-Isaac Thornton.................... 4-Cooper, Hill 3-Isaac Thornton.................... 2-Isaiah Hill 2-Hill, Lewis, Stith................... 3-Isaiah Hill 4-Malik Stith.......................... 1-Cooper, Hill 2-Isaac Thornton.................... 3-Cooper, Hill 2-Thornton, Cooper................ 1-Hill, Lewis, Cooper 2-Browning, Lewis.................. 2-Isaiah Hill 3-Malik Stith.......................... 4-Isaiah Hill 3-Brendan Cooper.................. 2-Malik Stith 2-Malik Stith.......................... 2-Isaiah Hill 2-Isaac Thornton.................... 2-Melvin Rhodes 4-Malik Stith.......................... 1-Cooper, Roberts 5-Malik Stith.......................... 1-Cooper, Hill 5-Ke’Chaun Lewis.................. 3-Cooper, Hill 2-Stith, Thornton.................... 2-Isaiah Hill 2-four players......................... 1-four players 3-Isaac Thornton.................... 3-Isaiah Hill 2-Brendan Cooper.................. None 2-Malik Stith.......................... 2-Isaiah Hill

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OUE.................. 5-2-5........ 3-1-2......... 16-4-2........ 2-1-1......15-9-1........ 9-3-3....... 26-9-3......... DNP.......... 6-4-2......14-13-0....... 4-3-6........... 5-3-0............DNP............ 20-2-0............ DNP...........2-5-1 at Virginia St..... 3-2-2......... DNP........... 8-1-2..........DNP.......2-2-0........ 12-1-8........ DNP.......... 6-2-3......... 7-5-1........7-4-1......... 1-2-2............ DNP........... 10-5-3........... 16-5-0............ DNP............DNP WVU TECH......... DNP......... 0-2-0.......... 2-0-1..........DNP.......3-5-1........ 24-3-2........ DNP.......... 0-3-1......... 2-1-0......20-13-2....... 6-5-3............ DNP........... 17-6-3............ 9-3-0............. DNP............DNP SHEPHERD........ 4-2-1......... DNP........... 3-1-2..........DNP.......2-0-1........ 20-1-3...... 36-8-4......... DNP.......... 4-5-1........2-4-0......... 0-2-0........... 0-0-0.......... 14-4-4............ 5-1-1............. DNP............DNP at UPJ............... 2-1-0......... DNP.......... 21-1-1.........DNP.......0-0-0......... 5-1-4....... 10-7-2......... DNP.......... 2-4-0.......26-9-0........ 0-2-0............ DNP........... 12-5-7............ 7-4-1............. DNP............DNP BLUEFIELD........ 3-4-2......... DNP........... 7-0-0..........DNP.......0-3-0........ 16-5-2..... 13-12-5........ DNP.......... 0-3-0.......18-7-1........ 3-1-0............ DNP........... 15-1-1............ 7-4-2............ 0-1-0...........DNP at Charleston.... 0-1-1......... DNP........... 7-2-0..........DNP.......0-2-0........ 14-2-6....... 7-7-8.......... DNP.......... 0-2-0.......16-8-0......... DNP............. DNP.......... 18-11-2........... 9-0-2............. DNP............DNP at Kent State..... 4-2-4......... DNP........... 0-0-1..........DNP.......0-0-0........ 10-3-4...... 15-8-2......... DNP.......... 2-0-0.......19-4-2......... DNP............. DNP........... 10-4-4........... 15-6-0............ DNP............DNP at WJU.............. 6-1-1......... DNP.......... 15-2-2.........DNP.......6-2-0........ 13-8-2..... 12-10-4....... 0-0-0......... 0-1-1.......13-5-0........ 0-1-3............ DNP........... 15-7-6............ 8-5-1............ 0-0-0...........DNP at Ohio Valley.... 8-1-1......... DNP.......... 14-2-1........ 1-1-0.......8-5-0......... 7-3-2........ 4-3-5......... 4-1-1......... 5-1-1........4-5-0......... 4-3-2........... 3-0-0.......... 13-1-0............ 3-3-1............ 6-2-0..........0-1-0 SETON HILL....... 4-2-3......... DNP........... 5-1-0......... 0-0-0.......0-1-0........ 13-2-2..... 12-10-2....... 0-1-0......... 8-3-0.......10-5-1........ 0-0-0........... 0-1-0.......... 17-7-0............ 0-1-0............ 0-0-0..........0-0-0 at Concord........ 4-2-0......... DNP........... 4-0-1..........DNP........DNP......... 12-4-7...... 15-6-4........ 2-0-0......... 4-3-0.......16-6-1........ 0-1-0........... 0-0-0.......... 18-3-1............ 4-3-0............ 0-0-0..........0-0-0 WV STATE......... 5-0-4......... DNP........... 0-1-0......... 0-0-0........DNP.......... 6-3-3........ 8-5-3......... 3-1-0......... 2-4-0.......25-7-0........ 0-0-0........... 2-0-0.......... 26-6-6............ 8-1-0............ 3-0-0..........0-2-0 at WLU............ 10-2-2........ DNP........... 5-1-0..........DNP........DNP.......... 8-2-3...... 13-13-1....... 2-0-0......... 0-0-0.......12-6-0........ 0-0-0............ DNP........... 22-6-0............ 5-0-1............. DNP............DNP at Shepherd...... 2-0-1......... DNP.......... 15-2-0.........DNP........DNP......... 21-1-4....... 7-3-3......... 6-3-0......... 0-1-1........4-3-0......... 0-1-0............ DNP........... 22-5-4........... 16-4-3............ DNP............DNP at Glenville........ 3-0-2......... DNP........... 2-2-0..........DNP.......0-0-0........ 12-1-2...... 12-6-2........ 5-2-2......... 0-1-0.......18-8-3......... DNP............. DNP........... 24-5-1............ 2-3-0............. DNP............DNP vs D&E.............. 0-1-1......... DNP.......... 10-1-0.........DNP........DNP......... 17-2-4...... 14-5-2........ 2-4-0......... 0-1-0........6-6-0.......... DNP............. DNP........... 18-5-2............ 5-3-0............. DNP............DNP UC.................... 0-1-2......... DNP.......... 18-3-0.........DNP........DNP......... 12-6-5....... 5-6-2......... 0-0-0......... 2-0-0.......20-8-2......... DNP............. DNP........... 19-4-3............ 7-1-0............. DNP............DNP at WVWC.......... 8-1-1......... DNP........... 7-4-1..........DNP........DNP.......... 9-2-5....... 17-9-6........ 0-1-0......... 0-2-0......15-11-0....... 0-0-0............ DNP........... 22-5-1............ 0-2-0............. DNP............DNP WJU.................. 2-6-4......... DNP.......... 10-3-1.........DNP........DNP.......... 6-3-3........ 9-4-0......... 0-2-0......... 0-0-0.......16-5-2........ 0-1-0........... 4-1-0.......... 16-3-1............ 2-3-2............ 0-0-0...........DNP at WV State....... 2-1-1......... DNP.......... 12-1-1.........DNP.......0-0-2........ 15-2-9...... 14-5-3........ 4-1-0......... 2-0-0.......11-9-2........ 2-1-0........... 0-1-0.......... 14-6-4............ 9-4-0............ 2-1-1...........DNP UPJ.................... DNP.......... DNP.......... 10-0-0........ 0-0-0.......0-1-1........ 18-3-4...... 12-7-0........ 2-1-0......... 0-1-0......21-11-1....... 5-0-0........... 0-0-0......... 12-12-6........... 6-6-0............ 2-0-0..........0-1-1 A-B................... 0-2-0......... DNP........... 4-1-1..........DNP.......3-3-0........ 22-4-3...... 13-5-5......... DNP.......... 2-1-0........9-3-2......... 0-1-1............ DNP........... 21-1-4............ 7-5-0............. DNP............DNP WLU................. 8-2-6......... DNP........... 0-1-0..........DNP........DNP......... 28-4-0....... 9-9-2......... 0-1-0......... 0-0-0........4-3-0......... 0-1-0........... 0-0-0......... 44-10-1........... 6-1-0............. DNP............DNP at Seton Hill...... 5-1-2......... DNP........... 2-0-2..........DNP.......0-0-0........ 27-2-2..... 12-13-2....... 0-0-0......... 0-0-0........9-8-2......... 0-0-1........... 0-0-1.......... 12-4-0............ 2-3-0............ 4-0-0...........DNP OHIO VALLEY.... 6-4-1......... DNP........... 9-2-1......... 3-0-0.......6-6-0........ 15-3-4....... 6-2-2......... 2-6-2......... 1-2-1........8-2-1......... 4-1-1........... 5-0-0.......... 13-4-5............ 6-4-3............ 6-7-0..........0-3-0 OHIO VALLEY.... 8-2-3......... DNP........... 4-0-1..........DNP.......2-2-1........ 19-5-5...... 18-3-2........ 6-4-0......... 4-5-0........8-5-4......... 0-0-0........... 0-0-0.......... 16-6-2............ 3-1-0............ 8-2-0...........DNP vs Seton Hill...... 4-4-1......... DNP........... 0-0-0..........DNP.......0-3-1........ 25-4-2....... 5-6-1........ 11-8-0........ 2-2-1........7-8-0......... 0-4-0............ DNP........... 23-9-2............ 0-1-1............. DNP............DNP vs A-B............... 4-2-1......... DNP........... 9-1-2..........DNP........DNP......... 17-2-2...... 19-7-3........ 0-0-0......... 0-1-0........2-4-0.......... DNP............. DNP........... 14-5-5............ 8-3-2............ 2-1-0...........DNP vs WLU............. 9-2-2......... DNP........... 6-0-0..........DNP........DNP......... 17-2-2...... 13-7-3........ 0-1-0......... 2-1-0........8-7-0......... 0-3-1............ DNP........... 17-4-2............ 6-5-0............. DNP............DNP vs Livingstone... 7-3-4......... DNP.......... 13-0-2........ 0-1-0......14-7-1........ 4-1-3........ 8-5-5......... 6-0-2......... 0-1-1.......16-7-0........ 0-1-0........... 2-1-0.......... 10-2-1............ 9-8-2............ 2-1-0...........DNP at WLU............ 10-3-3........ DNP........... 0-1-0..........DNP.......0-0-0........ 18-0-6..... 14-10-4....... 0-0-0......... 0-1-0.......13-7-0........ 0-0-0........... 0-0-0.......... 11-3-2........... 11-3-0........... 0-0-0...........DNP

Team Statistics FSU OPP SCORING.................................................................. 2651.................................2349 Points per game....................................................... 82.8..................................73.4 Scoring margin.........................................................+9.4....................................... FIELD GOALS-ATT.............................................1005-2074......................... 795-1780 Field goal pct........................................................... .485...................................447 3 POINT FG-ATT...................................................143-402........................... 214-609 3-point FG pct.......................................................... .356...................................351 3-pt FG made per game............................................. 4.5....................................6.7 FREE THROWS-ATT...............................................498-665........................... 545-765 Free throw pct.......................................................... .749...................................712 F-Throws made per game......................................... 15.6..................................17.0 REBOUNDS............................................................... 1195.................................1097 Rebounds per game................................................. 37.3..................................34.3 Rebounding margin..................................................+3.1....................................... ASSISTS...................................................................... 481...................................378 Assists per game...................................................... 15.0..................................11.8

TURNOVERS................................................................ 397...................................539 Turnovers per game.................................................. 12.4..................................16.8 Turnover margin.......................................................+4.4....................................... Assist/turnover ratio................................................... 1.2....................................0.7 STEALS....................................................................... 292...................................203 Steals per game......................................................... 9.1....................................6.3 BLOCKS...................................................................... 124...................................119 Blocks per game......................................................... 3.9....................................3.7 WINNING STREAK........................................................... 0....................................... Home win streak........................................................... 2....................................... ATTENDANCE......................................................... 19503...............................14533 Home games-Avg/Game.....................................13-1500............................. 14-901 Neutral site-Avg/Game...................................................-............................... 5-383 SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT Total Fairmont State........................1280...................1359................... 12..................2651 Opponents.............................1104...................1234................... 11..................2349

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OHIO EASTERN..... 57/28....70/43...127-71.... +56.....53-102/23-49..... .520/.469...... 5-23/4-8..... .217/.500..... 16-19/21-37..... .842/.568........60/28........+32....... 26/4...... 15/32........ 4/0.........21/9..... 25/15 Virginia State........ 29/23....43/32....72-55..... +17......27-50/16-50...... .540/.320..... 8-13/6-14.... .615/.429..... 10-14/17-31..... .714/.548........34/30.........+4....... 22/11..... 14/18........ 0/3..........6/3...... 26/15 WVU TECH........... 33/34....50/53....83-87.......(4).......28-69/29-64...... .406/.453..... 8-22/7-23.... .364/.304..... 19-31/22-28..... .613/.786........41/45.........(4)....... 13/13..... 12/16........ 7/4..........9/8...... 21/20 SHEPHERD........... 49/45....41/48....90-93.......(3).......36-75/29-60...... .480/.483..... 5-18/6-18.... .278/.333..... 13-18/29-38..... .722/.763........35/42.........(7)....... 17/10..... 10/17........ 2/4..........4/5...... 25/15 Pitt-Johnstown..... 46/44....39/37....85-81...... +4.......33-69/28-59...... .478/.475.... 5-12/11-22... .417/.500..... 14-16/14-17..... .875/.824........39/30.........+9....... 15/19..... 10/11........ 4/3..........7/3...... 17/15 BLUEFIELD............ 38/33....44/39....82-72..... +10......30-67/19-56...... .448/.339..... 3-12/5-18.... .250/.278..... 19-29/29-36..... .655/.806........45/39.........+6....... 13/11..... 15/17........ 5/2..........6/8...... 25/21 Charleston............ 44/27....27/34....71-61..... +10......32-59/23-68...... .542/.338..... 5-13/5-27.... .385/.185....... 2-5/10-17....... .400/.588........46/33........+13...... 19/11...... 20/8......... 6/4.........2/10..... 18/13 Kent State............ 31/37....44/40....75-77.......(2).......30-63/25-52...... .476/.481.... 7-18/11-27... .389/.407...... 8-12/16-24...... .667/.667........29/39........(10)...... 17/13..... 12/17........ 1/5..........9/2...... 20/13 Wheeling Jesuit.... 33/46....55/35....88-81...... +7.......38-75/32-63...... .507/.508..... 9-16/9-24.... .563/.375........ 3-7/8-16........ .429/.500........44/35.........+9....... 20/27..... 14/14........ 3/5.........8/10...... 18/9 Ohio Valley........... 43/13....41/41....84-54..... +30......30-58/19-50...... .517/.380...... 3-9/1-15..... .333/.067..... 21-32/15-25..... .656/.600........37/35.........+2....... 14/11..... 18/26........ 2/6........14/10.... 25/22 SETON HILL.......... 35/27....34/26....69-53..... +16......25-56/17-50...... .446/.340..... 3-10/4-16.... .300/.250..... 16-21/15-23..... .762/.652........37/36.........+1......... 8/4....... 21/24........ 3/4........10/11.... 24/21 Concord............... 37/30....42/29....79-59..... +20......31-55/18-42...... .564/.429...... 3-9/5-13..... .333/.385..... 14-20/18-34..... .700/.529........28/28.......... -......... 14/12..... 12/15........ 2/2.........11/2..... 22/13 WV STATE............ 49/31....39/29....88-60..... +28......34-57/22-51...... .596/.431..... 6-16/4-13.... .375/.308..... 14-20/12-14..... .700/.857........30/26.........+4........ 16/7...... 10/22........ 4/2.........14/5..... 14/16 West Liberty......... 41/50....36/32....77-82.......(5).......29-72/32-67...... .403/.478...... 3-8/7-21..... .375/.333..... 16-22/11-16..... .727/.688........36/49........(13)....... 7/11...... 11/18....... 10/6........13/5..... 17/17 Shepherd.............. 54/42....39/47....93-89...... +4.......37-57/31-65...... .649/.477.... 4-10/11-30... .400/.367..... 15-16/16-19..... .938/.842........25/31.........(6)....... 16/20..... 16/17........ 2/1.........11/9..... 19/15 Glenville State...... 40/32....38/34....78-66..... +12......32-59/23-64...... .542/.359..... 5-14/8-31.... .357/.258...... 9-13/12-18...... .692/.667........31/44........(13)...... 12/11...... 9/17......... 6/2.........11/5..... 19/16 Davis & Elkins....... 37/30....35/36....72-66...... +6.......25-53/24-57...... .472/.421..... 3-12/4-20.... .250/.200..... 19-22/14-16..... .864/.875........33/33.......... -........... 9/8....... 10/10........ 2/5..........5/5...... 15/14 CHARLESTON....... 47/40....36/41....83-81...... +2.......32-58/28-61...... .552/.459... 10-16/12-23.. .625/.522...... 9-10/13-17...... .900/.765........32/28.........+4....... 14/10..... 15/12........ 8/1..........5/6...... 18/11 WV Wesleyan....... 30/31....48/36....78-67..... +11......32-64/19-49...... .500/.388...... 1-5/6-21..... .200/.286..... 13-16/23-25..... .813/.920........39/27........+12...... 14/12..... 11/13........ 3/3..........7/4...... 19/14 WJU..................... 29/42....36/28....65-70.......(5).......27-64/26-51...... .422/.510..... 4-19/4-16.... .211/.250...... 7-10/14-17...... .700/.824........36/30.........+6....... 13/13..... 10/10........ 6/4..........7/7...... 19/10 WV State.............. 49/32....38/38....87-70..... +17......31-60/23-53...... .517/.434....... 4-9/3-8...... .444/.375..... 21-25/21-27..... .840/.778........34/34.......... -.......... 23/9...... 17/23........ 5/6........11/10.... 20/22 UPJ...................... 38/38....50/35....88-73..... +15......32-69/29-66...... .464/.439...... 3-6/9-21..... .500/.429...... 21-23/6-12...... .913/.500........45/34........+11...... 13/15...... 7/11......... 4/3..........8/3...... 10/13 A-B...................... 33/29....48/44....81-73...... +8.......26-51/26-52...... .510/.500...... 1-5/6-19..... .200/.316..... 28-38/15-20..... .737/.750........29/28.........+1....... 16/10..... 10/18........ 5/2..........7/5...... 22/25 WLU..................... 40/50....59/53...99-103......(4).......35-75/30-51...... .467/.588..... 2-6/11-18.... .333/.611..... 27-35/32-40..... .771/.800........38/29.........+9........ 9/11....... 7/13......... 3/3..........7/3...... 27/27 Seton Hill............. 27/42....46/34....73-76.......(3).......29-61/24-44...... .475/.545...... 2-8/7-14..... .250/.500..... 13-18/21-26..... .722/.808........35/23........+12...... 12/13..... 11/13........ 2/2..........7/8...... 19/17 OHIO VALLEY....... 48/25....42/17....90-42..... +48......37-74/17-47...... .500/.362..... 7-18/1-14.... .389/.071....... 9-13/7-13....... .692/.538........49/24........+25....... 21/5...... 17/27........ 2/5.........20/9..... 14/13 OHIO VALLEY....... 50/43....46/42....96-85..... +11......32-78/29-55...... .410/.527..... 1-6/13-20.... .167/.650..... 31-38/14-22..... .816/.636........40/43.........(3)....... 18/11..... 11/30........ 8/7.........19/8..... 20/27 Seton Hill............. 38/24....39/39....77-63..... +14......27-71/16-47...... .380/.340..... 0-5/10-25.... .000/.400..... 23-30/21-32..... .767/.656........52/36........+16....... 9/10....... 7/15......... 3/7..........7/5...... 28/24 A-B...................... 34/25....29/38....75-74...... +1.......26-62/26-54...... .419/.481..... 8-24/7-19.... .333/.368..... 15-20/15-24..... .750/.625........30/45........(15)...... 15/14...... 9/17......... 4/6.........10/4..... 18/19 West Liberty......... 40/42....38/50....78-92......(14)......27-70/29-53...... .386/.547..... 4-16/5-13.... .250/.385..... 20-23/29-33..... .870/.879........32/40.........(8)....... 10/13..... 13/18........ 6/5..........7/9...... 26/21 Livingstone........... 54/27....37/46....91-73..... +18......33-60/26-61...... .550/.426...... 6-7/6-17..... .857/.353..... 19-27/15-24..... .704/.625........42/31........+11...... 21/10..... 11/13........ 0/4..........3/6...... 20/22 West Liberty......... 27/42....50/58...77-100.....(23)......29-61/37-69...... .475/.536..... 5-17/6-21.... .294/.286..... 14-22/20-24..... .636/.833........32/42........(10)...... 15/19...... 12/7......... 2/3..........6/6...... 23/17

Team Game Highs Fairmont State POINTS............................................127................ OHIO EASTERN (11/10/12) 99................. WEST LIBERTY (2/16/13) 96................. OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) 93................. at Shepherd (1/19/13) 91................. vs Livingstone (3/16/13) FIELD GOALS MADE..........................53................. OHIO EASTERN (11/10/12) 38................. at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS....................102................ OHIO EASTERN (11/10/12) 78................. OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE......... .649 (37-57)......... at Shepherd (1/19/13) .596 (34-57)......... WV STATE (1/14/13) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE..................10................. CHARLESTON (1/31/13) 9.................. at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS............................24................. vs Alderson-Broaddus (3/1/13) 23................. OHIO EASTERN (11/10/12) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE................. .857 (6-7)........... vs Livingstone (3/16/13) .625 (10-16)......... CHARLESTON (1/31/13) FREE THROWS MADE........................31................. OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) 28................. ALDERSON-BROADDUS (2/14/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS...................38................. OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) 38................. ALDERSON-BROADDUS (2/14/13) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE....... .938 (15-16)......... at Shepherd (1/19/13) .913 (21-23)......... PITT-JOHNSTOWN (2/11/13) 28

REBOUNDS.......................................60................. OHIO EASTERN (11/10/12) 52................. vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) ASSISTS............................................26................. OHIO EASTERN (11/10/12) 23................. at WV State (2/9/13) STEALS.............................................21................. OHIO EASTERN (11/10/12) 20................. OHIO VALLEY (2/23/13) BLOCKED SHOTS...............................10................. at West Liberty (1/17/13) 8.................. OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) 8.................. CHARLESTON (1/31/13) TURNOVERS......................................21................. SETON HILL (1/7/13) 20................. at Charleston (12/15/12) FOULS...............................................28................. vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) 27................. WEST LIBERTY (2/16/13)

Opponent POINTS............................................103................ WEST LIBERTY (2/16/13) 100................ at West Liberty (3/17/13) 93................. SHEPHERD (11/20/12) 92................. vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 89................. at Shepherd (1/19/13) FIELD GOALS MADE..........................37................. at West Liberty (3/17/13) 32................. at West Liberty (1/17/13) 32................. at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13)

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Game Highs and Lows Opponent cont. FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS.....................69................. at West Liberty (3/17/13) 68................. at Charleston (12/15/12) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE......... .588 (30-51)......... WEST LIBERTY (2/16/13) .547 (29-53)......... vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE..................13................. OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) 12................. CHARLESTON (1/31/13) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS............................31................. at Glenville State (1/21/13) 30................. at Shepherd (1/19/13) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE............... .650 (13-20)......... OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) .611 (11-18)......... WEST LIBERTY (2/16/13) FREE THROWS MADE........................32................. WEST LIBERTY (2/16/13) 29................. vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 29................. BLUEFIELD STATE (12/1/12) 29................. SHEPHERD (11/20/12) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS...................40................. WEST LIBERTY (2/16/13) 38................. SHEPHERD (11/20/12)

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE....... .920 (23-25)......... at West Virginia Wesleyan (2/2/13) .879 (29-33)......... vs West Liberty (3/2/13) REBOUNDS.......................................49................. at West Liberty (1/17/13) 45................. vs Alderson-Broaddus (3/1/13) 45................. WVU TECH (11/16/12) ASSISTS............................................27................. at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) 20................. at Shepherd (1/19/13) STEALS.............................................11................. SETON HILL (1/7/13) 10................. at WV State (2/9/13) 10................. at Ohio Valley (1/5/13) 10................. at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) 10................. at Charleston (12/15/12) BLOCKED SHOTS................................7.................. vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) 7.................. OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) TURNOVERS......................................32................. OHIO EASTERN (11/10/12) 30................. OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) FOULS...............................................27................. OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) 27................. WEST LIBERTY (2/16/13)

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POINTS.............................................65................. WHEELING JESUIT (2/4/13) 69................. SETON HILL (1/7/13) 71................. at Charleston (12/15/12) 72................. at Virginia State (11/13/12) 72................. vs Davis & Elkins (1/26/13) FIELD GOALS MADE..........................25................. SETON HILL (1/7/13) 25................. vs Davis & Elkins (1/26/13) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS.....................50................. at Virginia State (11/13/12) 51................. ALDERSON-BROADDUS (2/14/13) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE......... .380 (27-71)......... vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) .386 (27-70)......... vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE...................0.................. vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) 1.................. at West Virginia Wesleyan (2/2/13) 1.................. ALDERSON-BROADDUS (2/14/13) 1.................. OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS.............................5.................. at West Virginia Wesleyan (2/2/13) 5.................. ALDERSON-BROADDUS (2/14/13) 5.................. vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE................. .000 (0-5)........... vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) .167 (1-6)........... OHIO VALLEY (2/26/13) FREE THROWS MADE.........................2.................. at Charleston (12/15/12) 3.................. at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS....................5.................. at Charleston (12/15/12) 7.................. at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE......... .400 (2-5)........... at Charleston (12/15/12) .429 (3-7)........... at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) REBOUNDS.......................................25................. at Shepherd (1/19/13) 28................. at Concord (1/12/13) ASSISTS.............................................7.................. at West Liberty (1/17/13) 8.................. SETON HILL (1/7/13) STEALS..............................................2.................. at Charleston (12/15/12) 3.................. vs Livingstone (3/16/13) BLOCKED SHOTS................................0.................. at Virginia State (11/13/12) 0.................. vs Livingstone (3/16/13) TURNOVERS.......................................7.................. PITT-JOHNSTOWN (2/11/13) 7.................. WEST LIBERTY (2/16/13) 7.................. vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) FOULS...............................................10................. PITT-JOHNSTOWN (2/11/13) 14................. WV STATE (1/14/13) 14................. OHIO VALLEY (2/23/13)

POINTS.............................................42................. OHIO VALLEY (2/23/13) 53................. SETON HILL (1/7/13) 54................. at Ohio Valley (1/5/13) 55................. at Virginia State (11/13/12) 59................. at Concord (1/12/13) FIELD GOALS MADE..........................16................. at Virginia State (11/13/12) 16................. vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS.....................42................. at Concord (1/12/13) 44................. at Seton Hill (2/21/13) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE......... .320 (16-50)......... at Virginia State (11/13/12) .338 (23-68)......... at Charleston (12/15/12) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE...................1.................. at Ohio Valley (1/5/13) 1.................. OHIO VALLEY (2/23/13) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS.............................8.................. OHIO EASTERN (11/10/12) 8.................. at WV State (2/9/13) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE................ .067 (1-15).......... at Ohio Valley (1/5/13) .071 (1-14).......... OHIO VALLEY (2/23/13) FREE THROWS MADE.........................6.................. PITT-JOHNSTOWN (2/11/13) 7.................. OHIO VALLEY (2/23/13) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS...................12................. PITT-JOHNSTOWN (2/11/13) 13................. OHIO VALLEY (2/23/13) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE........ .500 (6-12).......... PITT-JOHNSTOWN (2/11/13) .500 (8-16).......... at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) REBOUNDS.......................................23................. at Seton Hill (2/21/13) 24................. OHIO VALLEY (2/23/13) ASSISTS.............................................4.................. OHIO EASTERN (11/10/12) 4.................. SETON HILL (1/7/13) STEALS..............................................2.................. at Kent State (12/30/12) ................... 2 at Concord (1/12/13) BLOCKED SHOTS................................0.................. OHIO EASTERN (11/10/12) 1.................. at Shepherd (1/19/13) 1.................. CHARLESTON (1/31/13) TURNOVERS.......................................7.................. at West Liberty (3/17/13) 8.................. at Charleston (12/15/12) FOULS................................................9.................. at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) 10................. WHEELING JESUIT (2/4/13)

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Points �� 44 �� Isaac Thornton vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 36 �� Brendan Cooper vs Shepherd (11/20/12) 28 �� Malik Stith vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 27 �� Malik Stith at Seton Hill (2/21/13) 26 �� Isaac Thornton vs WV State (1/14/13) 26 �� Isaiah Hill at Pitt-Johnstown (11/27/12) 26 �� Brendan Cooper vs Ohio Eastern (11/10/12) Field Goals Made �� 15 �� Isaac Thornton vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 15 �� Brendan Cooper vs Shepherd (11/20/12) Field Goal Att. �� 25 �� Malik Stith vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) 22 �� Brendan Cooper vs Shepherd (11/20/12) FG Pct (min 5 made) �� .800 (8-10) �� Brendan Cooper at WV Wesleyan (2/2/13) .786 (11-14) �� Isaiah Hill vs WV State (1/14/13) 3-Point FG Made �� 4 �� Chase Morgan at WV State (2/9/13) 4 �� Chase Morgan vs Charleston (1/31/13) 4 �� Chase Morgan at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) 3-Point FG Att. �� 9 �� Chase Morgan vs Alderson-Broaddus (3/1/13) 6 �� Chase Morgan at WV State (2/9/13) 6 �� Chase Morgan vs Wheeling Jesuit (2/4/13) 6 �� Isaiah Hill vs Charleston (1/31/13) 6 �� Chase Morgan at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) 6 �� Isaiah Hill at Kent State (12/30/12) 6 �� Ty Garrison vs WVU Tech (11/16/12) 3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made) �� 1.000 (4-4) �� Chase Morgan vs Charleston (1/31/13) 1.000 (3-3) �� Chase Morgan vs Livingstone (3/16/13) 1.000 (2-2) �� Malik Stith vs Alderson-Broaddus (3/1/13) 1.000 (2-2) �� Isaac Thornton vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 1.000 (2-2) �� Isaiah Hill at Charleston (12/15/12) 1.000 (2-2) �� Brendan Cooper vs Shepherd (11/20/12) Free Throws Made �� 12 �� Malik Stith vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 12 �� Isaac Thornton vs West Liberty (2/16/13) Free Throw Att. �� 15 �� Malik Stith vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 14 �� Malik Stith vs West Liberty (2/16/13) FT Pct (min 3 made) �� 1.000 (10-10) �� Isaac Thornton vs Davis & Elkins (1/26/13) 1.000 (8-8) �� Isaac Thornton vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 1.000 (7-7) �� Malik Stith vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) 1.000 (6-6) �� Malik Stith vs Pitt-Johnstown (2/11/13) 1.000 (6-6) �� Isaac Thornton at Glenville State (1/21/13) 1.000 (6-6) �� Chase Morgan at Shepherd (1/19/13) 1.000 (6-6) �� Isaiah Hill vs Seton Hill (1/7/13) 1.000 (5-5) �� Brendan Cooper vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 1.000 (5-5) �� Malik Stith vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 1.000 (5-5) �� Melvin Rhodes vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) 1.000 (5-5) �� Isaiah Hill vs Pitt-Johnstown (2/11/13) 1.000 (5-5) �� Isaiah Hill at Pitt-Johnstown (11/27/12) 1.000 (4-4) �� Melvin Rhodes vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Stevie Browning vs Pitt-Johnstown (2/11/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Brendan Cooper at WV State (2/9/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Isaac Thornton at WV Wesleyan (2/2/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Malik Stith at Concord (1/12/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Chase Morgan at Ohio Valley (1/5/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Brendan Cooper vs Ohio Eastern (11/10/12) 1.000 (3-3) �� Stevie Browning at WV State (2/9/13) 1.000 (3-3) �� Brendan Cooper vs Wheeling (2/4/13) 1.000 (3-3) �� Malik Stith at Shepherd (1/19/13) 1.000 (3-3) �� Isaac Thornton at Shepherd (1/19/13) 1.000 (3-3) �� Isaac Thornton vs WVU Tech (11/16/12) Rebounds �� 13 �� Brendan Cooper at Seton Hill (2/21/13) 13 �� Brendan Cooper at West Liberty (1/17/13) 13 �� Isaiah Hill vs WVU Tech (11/16/12) 13 �� Isaiah Hill vs Ohio Eastern (11/10/12)

Assists �� 9 �� Malik Stith at WV State (2/9/13) 8 �� Brendan Cooper at Charleston (12/15/12) 8 �� Malik Stith at Virginia State (11/13/12) Steals �� 5 �� Ke’Chaun Lewis vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 5 �� Malik Stith vs Ohio Valley (2/23/13) 5 �� Ke’Chaun Lewis vs WV State (1/14/13) Blocked Shots �� 4 �� Isaiah Hill at WV State (2/9/13) 4 �� Isaiah Hill at West Liberty (1/17/13) 4 �� Brendan Cooper at West Liberty (1/17/13) 4 �� Isaiah Hill vs WVU Tech (11/16/12) 4 �� Isaiah Hill vs Ohio Eastern (11/10/12) Turnovers �� 8 �� Malik Stith at Charleston (12/15/12) 5 �� Brendan Cooper vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 5 �� Brendan Cooper vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 5 �� Brendan Cooper at Shepherd (1/19/13) 5 �� Brendan Cooper at West Liberty (1/17/13) 5 �� Brendan Cooper vs Seton Hill (1/7/13) Fouls �� 5 �� Stevie Browning at West Liberty (3/17/13) 5 �� Brendan Cooper vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 5 �� Isaiah Hill vs Alderson-Broaddus (3/1/13) 5 �� Ke’Chaun Lewis vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) 5 �� Isaiah Hill at Seton Hill (2/21/13) 5 �� Stevie Browning vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 5 �� Ke’Chaun Lewis vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 5 �� Isaiah Hill vs Alderson-Broaddus (2/14/13) 5 �� Brendan Cooper at Glenville (1/21/13) 5 �� Ke’Chaun Lewis at Shepherd (1/19/13) 5 �� Ke’Chaun Lewis at Concord (1/12/13) 5 �� Malik Stith at Concord (1/12/13) 5 �� Myles Petretti at Ohio Valley (1/5/13) 5 �� Isaiah Hill at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) 5 �� Isaiah Hill at Kent State (12/30/12) 5 �� Ke’Chaun Lewis vs Bluefield State (12/1/12) 5 �� Isaiah Hill vs Shepherd (11/20/12) 5 �� Isaiah Hill at Virginia State (11/13/12)

OPPONENT Points �� 29 �� Terrell Lipkins vs Charleston (1/31/13) 28 �� Kelsey Williams at WV Wesleyan (2/2/13) 27 �� Alex Falk vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 27 �� Jerry Macon Jr. vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 27 �� Andrew Cressler vs Pitt-Johnstown (2/11/13) 27 �� Chris Evans at Kent State (12/30/12) 27 �� Marquez O’Neil vs Ohio Eastern (11/10/12) Field Goals Made �� 12 �� Andrew Cressler vs Pitt-Johnstown (2/11/13) 10 �� Jerry Macon Jr. vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 10 �� Terrell Lipkins vs Charleston (1/31/13) Field Goal Att. �� 23 �� Terrell Lipkins at Charleston (12/15/12) 19 �� Kevin Gray at Glenville State (1/21/13) FG Pct (min 5 made) �� 1.000 (5-5) �� Chris Morrow at West Liberty (3/17/13) .857 (6-7) �� Povilas Dambrauskas vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 3-Point FG Made �� 7 �� Jerry Macon Jr. vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 6 �� Oliver McGlade vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) 6 �� Chris Evans at Kent State (12/30/12)

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Individual Game Highs 3-Point FG Att. �� 16 �� Kevin Gray at Glenville State (1/21/13) 10 �� Jerry Macon Jr. vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 10 �� Terrell Lipkins vs Charleston (1/31/13) 10 �� Chris Evans at Kent State (12/30/12) 10 �� Brandon Burgraff vs WVU Tech (11/16/12) 3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made) �� 1.000 (3-3) �� Cedric Harris vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 1.000 (2-2) �� Osvaldas Gaizauskas vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 1.000 (2-2) �� Avery Holliday vs Bluefield State (12/1/12) Free Throws Made �� 13 �� Alex Falk vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 12 �� Kelsey Williams at WV Wesleyan (2/2/13) 12 �� Max Kenyi vs Seton Hill (1/7/13) Free Throw Att. �� 16 �� Marquez O’Neil vs Ohio Eastern (11/10/12) 15 �� Alex Falk vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 15 �� Max Kenyi vs Seton Hill (1/7/13) FT Pct (min 3 made) �� 1.000 (12-12) �� Kelsey Williams at WV Wesleyan (2/2/13) 1.000 (9-9) �� Alex Falk at West Liberty (3/17/13) 1.000 (9-9) �� Nick Novak at Pitt-Johnstown (11/27/12) 1.000 (8-8) �� Vincent Rogers vs Bluefield State (12/1/12) 1.000 (6-6) �� CJ Hester vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 1.000 (6-6) �� Robert Smelser vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 1.000 (6-6) �� Seger Bonifant vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 1.000 (6-6) �� Brantley Osborne at Shepherd (1/19/13) 1.000 (6-6) �� Ashton Brown at Ohio Valley (1/5/13) 1.000 (6-6) �� David Rawlinson vs WVU Tech (11/16/12) 1.000 (5-5) �� Kurklin Bohanon vs A-B (2/14/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Bubby Goodwin vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Oliver McGlade vs Seton Hill (2/28/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� David Windsor at Seton Hill (2/21/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Kameron Taylor at Seton Hill (2/21/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Tim Hausfeld vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Juan Johnson at WV State (2/9/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Joe Prati vs Wheeling Jesuit (2/4/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Devin Miller vs Davis & Elkins (1/26/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Marcus Pilgrim at Shepherd (1/19/13) 1.000 (4-4) �� Eddie Gordon vs WVU Tech (11/16/12) 1.000 (3-3) �� Ashton Brown vs Ohio Valley (2/23/13) 1.000 (3-3) �� Eric Siefert vs Wheeling Jesuit (2/4/13) 1.000 (3-3) �� Jalen Walker vs WV State (1/14/13) 1.000 (3-3) �� Anton Hutchins vs WV State (1/14/13) Rebounds �� 14 �� CJ Hester vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 13 �� Ben Siefert at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) Assists �� 9 �� Ben Siefert at Wheeling Jesuit (1/2/13) 8 �� DJ Blanks at Glenville State (1/21/13) Steals �� 4 �� Alex Falk vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 4 �� David Windsor at Seton Hill (2/21/13) 4 �� Juan Johnson at WV State (2/9/13) 4 �� Terrell Lipkins vs Charleston (1/31/13) 4 �� Juan Johnson vs WV State (1/14/13) 4 �� Oliver McGlade vs Seton Hill (1/7/13) 4 �� Quincy Washington at Charleston (12/15/12) Blocked Shots �� 5 �� Raymon Austin at WV State (2/9/13) 5 �� Igor Premasunac vs D&E (1/26/13) Turnovers �� 11 �� Ashton Brown vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 10 �� Djhae Jackson vs Ohio Eastern (11/10/12)

Fouls �� 5 �� CJ Hester vs West Liberty (3/2/13) 5 �� Richard Lemon vs A-B (3/1/13) 5 �� Roy Brown vs A-B (3/1/13) 5 �� Povilas Dambrauskas vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 5 �� Osvaldas Gaizauskas vs Ohio Valley (2/26/13) 5 �� Malachi Leonard at Seton Hill (2/21/13) 5 �� Chris Morrow vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 5 �� Alex Falk vs West Liberty (2/16/13) 5 �� Igor Premasunac vs D&E (1/26/13) �� 5 Malachi Leonard vs Seton Hill (1/7/13) 5 �� Gary Martin vs Bluefield State (12/1/12) 5 �� Noah Hartung at Pitt-Johnstown (11/27/12) 5 �� Floyd Campbell vs WVU Tech (11/16/12) 5 �� Kornilous Donnell vs WVU Tech (11/16/12)

Intro

All-WVIAC Honors

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First Team

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Kurklin Bohanon..... (Alderson-Broaddus, Sr., G, 6’3”, Cleveland, Ohio) Alex Falk................. (West Liberty, Sr., G, 6’3”, Upper Sandusky, Ohio) Cedric Harris........... (West Liberty, Jr., G, 6’0”, Zanesville, Ohio) Terrell Lipkins.......... (Charleston, Jr., G, 6’0”, Canton, Ohio) Chad Moore............ (Shepherd, Sr., F, 6’5”, Winchester, Va.) Nick Novak............. (Pitt-Johnstown, Sr., G, 6’0”, Murrysville, Pa.) Ben Siefert.............. (Wheeling Jesuit, Sr., G, 6’3”, Reynoldsburg, Ohio) Isaac Thornton.....(Fairmont State, Sr., G, 6’3”, Martinsburg, W. Va.) Kelsey Williams........ (West Virginia Wesleyan, Sr., F, 6’7”, Sandusky, Ohio)

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Second Team Brendan Cooper...(Fairmont State, Jr., F, 6’7”, Parma, Ohio) C.J. Hester............... (West Liberty, So., G, 6’4”, West Mifflin, Pa.) Isaiah Hill.............(Fairmont State, Sr., F, 6’9”, Aylett, Va.) D’Quan Lynch.......... (Davis & Elkins, Sr., G, 5’10”, Virginia Beach, Va.) Jamel Morris........... (Glenville State, So., G, Gahanna, Ohio) Brantley Osborne..... (Shepherd, Jr., G, 6’2”, Sunbury, Pa.) Malik Stith...........(Fairmont State, Sr., G, 5’11”, Hempstead, N.Y.) Damien Tunstalle..... (Concord, Sr., F, 6’4”, Beckley, W. Va.)

Honorable Mention Ashton Brown......... (Ohio Valley, Sr., G, 5’8”, Buffalo, N.Y.) Evan Faulkner.......... (Charleston, Sr., G, 6’1”, Sandyhook, Ky.) Anton Hutchins....... (West Virginia State, Jr., G, 6’4”, Lima, Ohio) Max Kenyi............... (Seton Hill, Jr., G, 6’4”, Rockville, Md.) Malachi Leonard..... (Seton Hill, Jr., F, 6’7”, York, Pa.) Lamar Mallory......... (Glenville State, Jr., F, 6’7”, Dayton, Ohio) Jordan Miller........... (Pitt-Johnstown, Sr., G, 6’0”, Vinco, Pa.)

All-Freshman Team DJ Blanks................ (Glenville State, G, 6’3”, Akron, Ohio) Seger Bonifant........ (West Liberty, F, 6’7”, Berlin, Ohio) Noah Cottrill........... (West Virginia Wesleyan, G, 6’4”, Logan, W. Va.) Justin Fritts.............. (Wheeling Jesuit, G, 6’1”, Mentor, Ohio) Aleksander Kesic..... (Charleston, F, 6’8”, Belgrade, Serbia)

Player of the Year: Alex Falk, West Liberty Freshman of the Year: Justin Fritts, Wheeling Jesuit Coach of the Year: Jim Crutchfield, West Liberty f i g h t i n gfa l c o n s . c o m

Game-by-Game Box Scores

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Game #1 - 11/10/12 Ohio Eastern vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena FAIRMONT STATE 127, OHIO EASTERN 71

Game #2 - 11/13/12 Fairmont State vs Virginia State At Ettrick, Va. -- Daniel Gym FAIRMONT STATE 72, VIRGINIA STATE 55

Game #3 - 11/16/12 WVU Tech vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena WVU TECH 87, FAIRMONT STATE 83

OHIO EASTERN (0-1) Marquez O’Neil 8-17 10-16 27; Devin Ward 6-10 5-11 18; Djhae Jackson 3-6 2-2 9; Jordan Barbina 2-6 3-4 7; Matt Burke 2-4 0-2 5; Darnell Fisher 1-2 0-0 2; Nick Schuetz 1-2 0-0 2; NaKwuan Phillips 0-1 1-2 1; D’Aundrea Anderson 0-1 0-0 0; Darrick Phillips 0-0 0-0 0; Josh Perelli 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 23-49 21-37 71. FAIRMONT STATE (1-0) Brendan Cooper 11-18 4-4 26; Stevie Browning 9-12 0-0 20; Chase Morgan 7-12 0-0 16; Tommy Scales 5-9 5-6 15; Isaiah Hill 6-16 2-3 14; Malik Stith 4-6 1-1 9; Andrew Gunnoe 3-5 0-0 6; Ke’Chaun Lewis 2-3 1-1 5; Myles Petretti 2-5 0-0 5; Ty Garrison 1-7 2-2 4; Joey Vuyancih 1-4 1-2 3; Jerid Jento 1-2 0-0 2; Edward Hashier 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 53-102 16-19 127. Ohio Eastern...............28...........43.......... 71 Fairmont State.............57...........70........ 127 3-point goals--Ohio Eastern 4-8 (Matt Burke 1-1; Devin Ward 1-2; Marquez O’Neil 1-3; Djhae Jackson 1-2), Fairmont State 5-23 (Stevie Browning 2-3; Chase Morgan 2-5; Myles Petretti 1-3; Ty Garrison 0-4; Joey Vuyancih 0-2; Jerid Jento 0-1; Isaiah Hill 0-3; Brendan Cooper 0-2). Rebounds--Ohio Eastern 28 (Djhae Jackson 5; Mar-

FAIRMONT STATE (2-0) Stevie Browning 6-11 1-2 16; Malik Stith 4-5 3-4 12; Isaac Thornton 5-11 0-0 10; Chase Morgan 3-4 1-1 8; Isaiah Hill 3-8 0-0 7; Andrew Gunnoe 2-4 3-4 7; Melvin Rhodes 2-3 0-0 6; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-1 1-1 3; Tommy Scales 1-3 0-0 2; Ty Garrison 0-0 1-2 1. Totals 27-50 1014 72. VIRGINIA STATE (0-1) GRIER,Christopher 5-11 5-10 18; MITCHELL,Kenny 4-10 8-12 16; TATE,Khalil 3-11 1-1 10; BYNUM,Mike 1-9 1-1 3; PORTER,Shawn 0-0 2-5 2; JACKSON,Alex 1-2 0-0 2; HARRIS,Allen 1-3 0-2 2; AWOSANYA,Daniel 1-2 0-0 2; WELLS,Jacoby 0-0 0-0 0; MANN,Michael 0-1 0-0 0; HALL,Richard 0-0 0-0 0; WILLIAMS,DeVonte 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 16-50 17-31 55. Fairmont State.............29...........43.......... 72 Virginia State..............23...........32.......... 55 3-point goals--Fairmont State 8-13 (Stevie Browning

WVU TECH (7-2) David Rawlinson 9-15 6-6 25; Brandon Burgraff 8-17 2-3 23; Terrale Clark 4-9 8-11 16; Eddie Gordon 1-2 4-4 7; Kornilous Donnell 2-9 2-2 6; Jaren Marino 3-7 0-2 6; Floyd Campbell 1-3 0-0 2; David Ward 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 29-64 22-28 87. FAIRMONT STATE (2-1) Malik Stith 8-14 6-12 24; Isaiah Hill 7-17 4-8 20; Isaac Thornton 6-16 3-3 17; Stevie Browning 2-7 5-6 9; Ty Garrison 2-6 0-0 6; Tommy Scales 1-4 1-2 3; Chase Morgan 1-2 0-0 2; Andrew Gunnoe 1-1 0-0 2; Melvin Rhodes 0-1 0-0 0; Joey Vuyancih 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 28-69 19-31 83. WVU Tech...................34...........53.......... 87 Fairmont State.............33...........50.......... 83 3-point goals--WVU Tech 7-23 (Brandon Burgraff

quez O’Neil 5), Fairmont State 60 (Isaiah Hill 13). Assists--Ohio Eastern 4 (Devin Ward 3), Fairmont State 26 (Ty Garrison 6). Att--2479

3-5; Melvin Rhodes 2-3; Chase Morgan 1-1; Malik Stith 1-1; Isaiah Hill 1-3), Virginia State 6-14 (GRIER,Christopher 3-6; TATE,Khalil 3-5; HARRIS,Allen 0-2; MANN,Michael 0-1). Rebounds--Fairmont State 34 (Isaac Thornton 5; Ste-

vie Browning 5; Andrew Gunnoe 5), Virginia State 30 (MITCHELL,Kenny 8). Assists--Fairmont State 22 (Malik Stith 8), Virginia State 11 (BYNUM,Mike 5). Att-2354

5-10; Eddie Gordon 1-2; David Rawlinson 1-2; Jaren Marino 0-4; David Ward 0-1; Kornilous Donnell 0-3; Terrale Clark 0-1), Fairmont State 8-22 (Ty Garrison 2-6; Isaiah Hill 2-4; Malik Stith 2-4; Isaac Thornton 2-4; Melvin Rhodes 0-1; Chase Morgan 0-1; Stevie Browning 0-2). Rebounds--WVU Tech 45 (Kornilous Donnell 11), Fairmont State 41 (Isaiah Hill 13). Assists--WVU Tech 13 (David Rawlinson 6), Fairmont State 13 (Isaac Thornton 3; Ty Garrison 3). Att-1454 Game #4 - 11/20/12 Shepherd vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena SHEPHERD 93, FAIRMONT STATE 90

Final Conference Standings

WVIAC Overall

West Liberty...........................................194.55.............................. 21-1............................ 34-2 Fairmont State........................................150.00.............................. 17-5............................ 23-9 Alderson-Broaddus.................................137.73.............................. 16-6............................ 20-9 Wheeling Jesuit......................................124.55.............................. 14-8........................... 19-10 Charleston..............................................117.73.............................. 14-8............................ 19-9 Shepherd................................................111.36............................. 12-10.......................... 15-12 Seton Hill................................................105.91............................. 12-10.......................... 16-12 Concord...................................................90.45............................. 12-10.......................... 16-11 Pitt-Johnstown.........................................83.64............................. 10-12.......................... 15-13 WV Wesleyan............................................75.45.............................. 9-13........................... 12-15 Glenville State..........................................63.64.............................. 8-14........................... 13-16 WV State..................................................56.36.............................. 7-15........................... 10-19 Davis & Elkins...........................................54.55.............................. 7-15............................ 8-19 Bluefield State..........................................31.36.............................. 4-18............................ 4-23 Ohio Valley...............................................15.00.............................. 2-20............................ 3-26

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SHEPHERD (3-1, 1-0 WVIAC) Brantley Osborne 7-15 1-1 17; Sidney McCray 4-8 4-6 15; Chad Moore 4-10 6-8 14; Morgan McDonald 3-5 5-6 11; Kevin Jones 4-4 2-3 10; Marcus Pilgrim 1-3 6-7 9; Austin Cunningham 4-9 1-2 9; Aeron Spencer 2-4 4-5 8; Logan Holloman 0-0 0-0 0; Malik Dauda 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 29-60 29-38 93. FAIRMONT STATE (2-2, 0-1 WVIAC) Brendan Cooper 15-22 4-6 36; Malik Stith 6-14 7-9 20; Isaac Thornton 7-13 0-0 14; Stevie Browning 2-7 0-0 5; Andrew Gunnoe 2-7 0-1 4; Ke’Chaun Lewis 2-3 0-0 4; Chase Morgan 1-4 0-0 3; Isaiah Hill 0-3 2-2 2; Tommy Scales 1-1 0-0 2; Ty Garrison 0-0 0-0 0; Myles Petretti 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 36-75 13-18 90. Shepherd...................................45.......... 48......... 93 Fairmont State.............49...........41.......... 90 3-point goals--Shepherd 6-18 (Sidney McCray 3-6;

Brantley Osborne 2-8; Marcus Pilgrim 1-2; Austin Cunningham 0-1; Morgan McDonald 0-1), Fairmont State 5-18 (Brendan Cooper 2-2; Chase Morgan 1-3; Stevie Browning 1-5; Malik Stith 1-3; Isaiah Hill 0-1; Isaac Thornton 0-4). Rebounds--Shepherd 42 (Morgan McDonald 12), Fairmont State 35 (Brendan Cooper 8). Assists--Shepherd 10 (Brantley Osborne 4), Fairmont State 17 (Brendan Cooper 4; Isaac Thornton 4). Att-1338

Game-by-Game Box Scores Game #5 - 11/27/12 Fairmont State vs Pitt-Johnstown At Johnstown, Pa. -- Sports Center FAIRMONT STATE 85, PITT-JOHNSTOWN 81

Game #6 - 12/1/12 Bluefield State vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena FAIRMONT STATE 82, BLUEFIELD STATE 72

Game #7 - 12/15/12 Fairmont State vs Charleston At Charleston, W.Va. -- Eddie King Gym FAIRMONT STATE 71, CHARLESTON 61

FAIRMONT STATE (3-2, 1-1 WVIAC) Isaiah Hill 10-17 5-5 26; Chase Morgan 6-8 6-7 21; Isaac Thornton 5-15 2-2 12; Brendan Cooper 5-9 0-0 10; Stevie Browning 3-6 0-0 7; Malik Stith 2-5 1-2 5; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-3 0-0 2; Andrew Gunnoe 1-2 0-0 2; Ty Garrison 0-3 0-0 0; Tommy Scales 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 33-69 14-16 85. PITT-JOHNSTOWN (3-2, 1-2 WVIAC) Nick Novak 6-14 9-9 21; Andrew Cressler 7-17 1-2 17; Ian Vescovi 6-8 3-4 15; Bill Luther 4-8 0-0 12; Jordan Miller 3-7 1-2 10; Paul Weatherly 1-4 0-0 3; Noah Hartung 1-1 0-0 3. Totals 28-59 14-17 81. Fairmont State.............46...........39.......... 85 Pitt-Johnstown............44...........37.......... 81 3-point goals--Fairmont State 5-12 (Chase Morgan

BLUEFIELD STATE (0-5, 0-3 WVIAC) Vincent Rogers 6-10 8-8 20; Johnny Uhegwu 2-10 7-9 12; Remar Brothers 3-7 5-7 11; Avery Holliday 3-5 0-0 8; Treon Claiborne 2-8 2-4 6; Daven Morris 2-5 0-0 5; Simeon Denny 1-6 2-2 5; Gary Martin 0-4 3-4 3; Samuel Ouedraogo 0-0 2-2 2; Antoine Bryant 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 19-56 29-36 72. FAIRMONT STATE (4-2, 2-1 WVIAC) Isaiah Hill 8-14 2-3 18; Malik Stith 6-9 4-6 16; Isaac Thornton 6-11 3-4 15; Brendan Cooper 3-11 6-8 13; Chase Morgan 3-5 0-0 7; Stevie Browning 2-7 3-4 7; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-2 0-3 3; Ty Garrison 1-3 1-1 3; Andrew Gunnoe 0-1 0-0 0; Tommy Scales 0-2 0-0 0; Rudy Roberts 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 30-67 19-29 82. Bluefield State.............33...........39.......... 72 Fairmont State.............38...........44.......... 82 3-point goals--Bluefield State 5-18 (Avery Holliday

FAIRMONT STATE (5-2, 3-1 WVIAC) Isaac Thornton 8-13 1-2 18; Isaiah Hill 7-9 0-0 16; Malik Stith 7-11 0-0 14; Stevie Browning 4-8 1-3 9; Brendan Cooper 3-10 0-0 7; Chase Morgan 3-6 0-0 7; Andrew Gunnoe 0-1 0-0 0; Tommy Scales 0-0 0-0 0; Ke’Chaun Lewis 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 32-59 2-5 71. CHARLESTON (5-2, 2-2 WVIAC) Aleksander Kesic 7-11 4-5 19; Terrell Lipkins 8-23 1-2 18; Xavier Humphrey 3-9 0-0 7; Quincy Washington 2-4 2-2 6; Hayden Annett 2-7 0-0 6; Evan Faulkner 0-8 2-2 2; Fred Simpson 1-1 0-2 2; Robbie Dreher 0-1 1-4 1; Corey Jackson 0-4 0-0 0. Totals 23-68 1017 61. Fairmont State.............44...........27.......... 71 Charleston..................27...........34.......... 61 3-point goals--Fairmont State 5-13 (Isaiah Hill 2-2;

3-4; Stevie Browning 1-1; Isaiah Hill 1-2; Malik Stith 0-1; Ke’Chaun Lewis 0-1; Ty Garrison 0-2; Isaac Thornton 0-1), Pitt-Johnstown 11-22 (Bill Luther 4-8; Jordan Miller 3-6; Andrew Cressler 2-5; Noah Hartung 1-1; Paul Weatherly 1-2). Rebounds--Fairmont State 39 (Isaiah Hill 9), Pitt-Johnstown 30 (Nick Novak 9). Assists--Fairmont State 15 (Isaac Thornton 7), PittJohnstown 19 (Nick Novak 7). Att-175

2-2; Johnny Uhegwu 1-4; Simeon Denny 1-4; Daven Morris 1-2; Gary Martin 0-2; Treon Claiborne 0-1; Remar Brothers 0-3), Fairmont State 3-12 (Chase Morgan 1-3; Brendan Cooper 1-1; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-1; Stevie Browning 0-1; Ty Garrison 0-2; Malik Stith 0-1; Isaiah Hill 0-3). Rebounds--Bluefield State 39 (Vincent Rogers 10), Fairmont State 45 (Brendan Cooper 12). Assists--Bluefield State 11 (Simeon Denny 5), Fairmont State 13 (Brendan Cooper 5). Att-457

Isaac Thornton 1-4; Chase Morgan 1-4; Brendan Cooper 1-1; Stevie Browning 0-2), Charleston 5-27 (Hayden Annett 2-6; Terrell Lipkins 1-9; Xavier Humphrey 1-4; Aleksander Kesic 1-2; Corey Jackson 0-1; Evan Faulkner 0-5). Rebounds--Fairmont State 46 (Isaac Thornton 11),

Charleston 33 (Terrell Lipkins 6). Assists--Fairmont State 19 (Brendan Cooper 8), Charleston 11 (Evan Faulkner 3). Att-486

Game #8 - 12/30/12 Fairmont State vs Kent State At Kent, Ohio -- M.A.C. Center KENT STATE 77, FAIRMONT STATE 75

Game #9 - 1/2/13 Fairmont State vs Wheeling Jesuit At Wheeling, W.Va. -- Alma Grace McDonough FAIRMONT STATE 88, WHEELING JESUIT 81

Game #10 - 1/5/13 Fairmont State vs Ohio Valley At Vienna, W.Va. -- Snyder Center FAIRMONT STATE 84, OHIO VALLEY 54

FAIRMONT STATE (5-3) Isaiah Hill 8-13 0-0 19; Stevie Browning 5-13 2-2 15; Brendan Cooper 6-13 3-4 15; Isaac Thornton 4-7 1-2 10; Malik Stith 4-10 2-2 10; Ke’Chaun Lewis 2-3 0-2 4; Andrew Gunnoe 1-3 0-0 2; Chase Morgan 0-1 0-0 0; Tommy Scales 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 30-63 8-12 75. KENT STATE (8-5) EVANS, Chris 9-16 3-4 27; BREWER, Kris 4-7 2-4 11; HOLT, Randal 3-8 2-2 10; MANLEY, Devareaux 3-6 1-2 9; POPE, Bryson 2-4 2-2 6; THOMAS, Kellon 2-4 2-4 6; GOODSON, Darren 2-4 2-2 6; HENNIGER, Mark 0-1 2-4 2; TABB, Melvin 0-2 0-0 0; MORRIS, Jr. Earvin 0-0 0-0 0; SPICER, Khaliq 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 25-52 16-24 77. Fairmont State.............31...........44.......... 75 Kent State...................37...........40.......... 77 3-point goals--Fairmont State 7-18 (Isaiah Hill 3-6;

FAIRMONT STATE (6-3, 4-1 WVIAC) Chase Morgan 5-10 1-2 15; Isaac Thornton 7-15 1-1 15; Isaiah Hill 5-13 0-0 13; Malik Stith 6-10 1-4 13; Brendan Cooper 6-12 0-0 12; Stevie Browning 3-6 0-0 8; Tommy Scales 3-3 0-0 6; Ke’Chaun Lewis 3-4 0-0 6; Ty Garrison 0-2 0-0 0; Andrew Gunnoe 0-0 0-0 0; Melvin Rhodes 0-0 0-0 0; Rudy Roberts 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 38-75 3-7 88. WHEELING JESUIT (3-5, 1-4 WVIAC) Joe Prati 7-15 2-2 18; Recardo Gaddy 7-14 0-0 18; Ben Siefert 7-13 4-9 18; Justin Fritts 6-10 0-0 15; Tim Goff 3-6 0-2 6; Eric Siefert 1-2 2-3 4; Darin Harris 1-3 0-0 2; Alex Bergen 0-0 0-0 0; Steve Bridgeman 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 32-63 8-16 81. Fairmont State.............33...........55.......... 88 Wheeling Jesuit...........46...........35.......... 81 3-point goals--Fairmont State 9-16 (Chase Morgan

Stevie Browning 3-5; Isaac Thornton 1-4; Ke’Chaun Lewis 0-1; Chase Morgan 0-1; Malik Stith 0-1), Kent State 11-27 (EVANS, Chris 6-10; MANLEY, Devareaux 2-5; HOLT, Randal 2-5; BREWER, Kris 1-3; GOODSON, Darren 0-1; THOMAS, Kellon 0-1; POPE, Bryson 0-2). Rebounds--Fairmont State 29 (Brendan Cooper 8), Kent State 39 (EVANS, Chris 9). Assists--Fairmont State 17 (Ke’Chaun Lewis 4; Malik Stith 4; Isaac Thornton 4), Kent State 13 (BREWER, Kris 6). Att-2164

4-6; Isaiah Hill 3-5; Stevie Browning 2-4; Isaac Thornton 0-1), Wheeling Jesuit 9-24 (Recardo Gaddy 4-9; Justin Fritts 3-6; Joe Prati 2-6; Tim Goff 0-1; Ben Siefert 0-2). Rebounds--Fairmont State 44 (Brendan Cooper 10), Wheeling Jesuit 35 (Ben Siefert 13). Assists--Fairmont State 20 (Isaac Thornton 6), Wheeling Jesuit 27 (Ben Siefert 9). Att-637

FAIRMONT STATE (7-3, 5-1 WVIAC) Chase Morgan 4-6 4-4 14; Isaac Thornton 5-9 3-4 13; Ke’Chaun Lewis 4-6 0-2 8; Tommy Scales 2-3 4-5 8; Malik Stith 2-4 3-5 7; Rudy Roberts 2-3 2-2 6; Andrew Gunnoe 2-2 1-1 5; Ty Garrison 1-2 2-2 4; Brendan Cooper 2-5 0-1 4; Isaiah Hill 2-3 0-1 4; Melvin Rhodes 2-7 0-0 4; Myles Petretti 1-3 0-0 3; Stevie Browning 1-4 1-2 3; Jerid Jento 0-1 1-2 1; Edward Hashier 0-0 0-1 0. Totals 30-58 21-32 84. OHIO VALLEY (2-10, 1-5 WVIAC) Ashton Brown 6-12 6-6 18; Osvaldas Gaizauskas 5-9 2-4 13; Jerry Macon Jr. 3-9 2-4 8; David Sinickas 3-7 0-0 6; Mustafa Helal 1-3 1-2 3; Povilas Dambrauskas 0-1 3-7 3; Gregg Strasser 1-4 0-0 2; Austin Parker 0-0 1-2 1; Guiler Bettinger 0-0 0-0 0; Robert Smelser 0-1 0-0 0; Gerald McDonald 0-1 0-0 0; Shane Highman 0-0 0-0 0; James Allen 0-3 0-0 0; Jon Sewell 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 19-50 15-25 54. Fairmont State.............43...........41.......... 84 Ohio Valley..................13...........41.......... 54 3-point goals--Fairmont State 3-9 (Chase Morgan

2-3; Myles Petretti 1-3; Melvin Rhodes 0-1; Jerid Jento 0-1; Isaac Thornton 0-1), Ohio Valley 1-15 (Osvaldas Gaizauskas 1-3; Jerry Macon Jr. 0-3; David Sinickas 0-3; Gregg Strasser 0-1; James Allen 0-2; Ashton Brown 0-3). Rebounds--Fairmont State 37 (Tommy Scales 5; Isaiah Hill 5), Ohio Valley 35 (Osvaldas Gaizauskas 11). Assists--Fairmont State 14 (Brendan Cooper 5), Ohio Valley 11 (David Sinickas 3; Mustafa Helal 3). Att-234 f i g h t i n gfa l c o n s . c o m

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Game #11 - 1/7/13 Seton Hill vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena FAIRMONT STATE 69, SETON HILL 53

Game #12 - 1/12/13 Fairmont State vs Concord At Athens, W.Va. -- Carter Center FAIRMONT STATE 79, CONCORD 59

Game #13 - 1/14/13 WV State vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena FAIRMONT STATE 88, WV STATE 60

SETON HILL (6-5, 3-4 WVIAC) Max Kenyi 4-15 12-15 20; Kameron Taylor 6-14 0-1 15; Malachi Leonard 3-6 2-3 8; Lenjo Kilo 2-3 0-0 4; Tuff Barnes 1-3 0-1 3; Oliver McGlade 1-9 1-3 3; Ozren Bjelogrlic 0-0 0-0 0; Tyler Burkhart 0-0 0-0 0; Brandon Lioi 0-0 0-0 0; David Windsor 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 17-50 1523 53. FAIRMONT STATE (8-3, 6-1 WVIAC) Isaac Thornton 8-14 0-0 17; Malik Stith 5-12 2-3 13; Brendan Cooper 5-12 2-3 12; Isaiah Hill 2-8 6-6 10; Andrew Gunnoe 3-3 2-3 8; Chase Morgan 1-3 2-2 5; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-3 2-2 4; Myles Petretti 0-0 0-0 0; Stevie Browning 0-0 0-0 0; Edward Hashier 0-0 0-0 0; Ty Garrison 0-0 0-0 0; Melvin Rhodes 0-0 0-2 0; Tommy Scales 0-0 0-0 0; Jerid Jento 0-1 0-0 0; Rudy Roberts 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 25-56 16-21 69. Seton Hill...................................27.......... 26......... 53 Fairmont State.............35...........34.......... 69 3-point goals--Seton Hill 4-16 (Kameron Taylor 3-6;

FAIRMONT STATE (9-3, 7-1 WVIAC) Isaac Thornton 6-12 6-9 18; Isaiah Hill 7-11 1-1 16; Brendan Cooper 6-8 2-4 15; Malik Stith 4-5 4-4 12; Chase Morgan 1-4 1-2 4; Ke’Chaun Lewis 2-2 0-0 4; Stevie Browning 2-9 0-0 4; Andrew Gunnoe 2-2 0-0 4; Melvin Rhodes 1-2 0-0 2; Edward Hashier 0-0 0-0 0; Myles Petretti 0-0 0-0 0; Ty Garrison 0-0 0-0 0; Rudy Roberts 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 31-55 14-20 79. CONCORD (8-4, 4-4 WVIAC) Mike Boyd 3-7 9-14 16; Damien Tunstalle 3-7 2-2 11; Alex McGlothin 3-6 3-4 9; Thomas Brown 3-10 2-8 8; Nick Ruffin 3-4 0-1 6; Eric Bailey 1-1 0-0 3; Paul Byrd 1-3 1-3 3; Jordan Davis 1-2 0-0 2; Cam Shannon 0-1 1-2 1; Gentry Shrewsbury 0-0 0-0 0; Nick Moyer 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 18-42 18-34 59. Fairmont State.............37...........42.......... 79 Concord.....................................30.......... 29......... 59 3-point goals--Fairmont State 3-9 (Chase Morgan

WV STATE (6-9, 4-6 WVIAC) Jalen Walker 5-6 3-3 15; Anton Hutchins 4-8 3-3 12; Raymon Austin 5-9 1-1 11; David Ford 2-6 3-4 7; Juan Johnson 2-4 2-2 6; Victor Sharpe 2-4 0-0 4; Dimitri Abner 1-3 0-0 3; Stephen Thompson 1-2 0-0 2; Howard Douglas, III 0-0 0-0 0; Kendrick Ward 0-4 0-0 0; Brandon Ross 0-5 0-1 0. Totals 22-51 12-14 60. FAIRMONT STATE (10-3, 8-1 WVIAC) Isaac Thornton 8-12 9-10 26; Isaiah Hill 11-14 1-3 25; Brendan Cooper 4-7 0-1 8; Stevie Browning 3-8 0-0 8; Malik Stith 3-5 0-0 6; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-2 3-5 5; Melvin Rhodes 1-2 0-0 3; Rudy Roberts 1-1 1-1 3; Andrew Gunnoe 1-2 0-0 2; Myles Petretti 1-3 0-0 2; Ty Garrison 0-0 0-0 0; Jerid Jento 0-0 0-0 0; Chase Morgan 0-1 0-0 0; Edward Hashier 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 34-57 14-20 88. WV State...................................31.......... 29......... 60 Fairmont State.............49...........39.......... 88 3-point goals--WV State 4-13 (Jalen Walker 2-3; Dimitri Abner 1-1; Anton Hutchins 1-2; Juan Johnson 0-1; Victor Sharpe 0-2; Kendrick Ward 0-1; Brandon Ross 0-3), Fairmont State 6-16 (Isaiah Hill 2-4; Stevie Browning 2-5; Melvin Rhodes 1-1; Isaac Thornton 1-2; Myles Petretti 0-2; Chase Morgan 0-1; Ke’Chaun Lewis 0-1). Rebounds--WV State 26 (Raymon Austin 11), Fairmont State 30 (Isaiah Hill 7). Assists--WV State 7 (Jalen Walker 2), Fairmont State 16 (Isaac Thornton 6). Att-1542

Tuff Barnes 1-1; Oliver McGlade 0-6; Max Kenyi 0-3), Fairmont State 3-10 (Chase Morgan 1-3; Malik Stith 1-2; Isaac Thornton 1-2; Jerid Jento 0-1; Isaiah Hill 0-2). Rebounds--Seton Hill 36 (Malachi Leonard 10), Fairmont State 37 (Brendan Cooper 10). Assists--Seton Hill 4 (David Windsor 2), Fairmont State 8 (Ke’Chaun Lewis 3). Att-789

1-3; Brendan Cooper 1-1; Isaiah Hill 1-3; Stevie Browning 0-2), Concord 5-13 (Damien Tunstalle 3-5; Eric Bailey 1-1; Mike Boyd 1-3; Paul Byrd 0-2; Thomas Brown 0-2). Rebounds--Fairmont State 28 (Isaiah Hill 6; Brendan

Cooper 6), Concord 28 (Damien Tunstalle 6). Assists--Fairmont State 14 (Malik Stith 7), Concord 12

(Mike Boyd 3; Thomas Brown 3). Att-278

Game #14 - 1/17/13 Fairmont State vs West Liberty At West Liberty, W.Va. -- ASRC WEST LIBERTY 82, FAIRMONT STATE 77

Game #15 - 1/19/13 Fairmont State vs Shepherd At Shepherdstown, W.Va. -- Butcher Center FAIRMONT STATE 93, SHEPHERD 89

Game #16 - 1/21/13 Fairmont State vs Glenville State At Glenville, W.Va. -- Lilly Gymnasium FAIRMONT STATE 78, GLENVILLE STATE 66

FAIRMONT STATE (10-4, 8-2 WVIAC) Isaac Thornton 7-16 7-10 22; Brendan Cooper 5-14 3-4 13; Isaiah Hill 5-14 2-2 12; Ke’Chaun Lewis 5-8 0-0 10; Malik Stith 3-10 2-4 8; Chase Morgan 2-2 0-0 5; Stevie Browning 2-5 0-0 5; Melvin Rhodes 0-1 2-2 2; Ty Garrison 0-1 0-0 0; Andrew Gunnoe 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 29-72 16-22 77. WEST LIBERTY (15-1, 9-1 WVIAC) Cedric Harris 9-16 1-1 20; Alex Falk 6-13 6-9 18; Chris Morrow 6-9 1-2 14; Tim Hausfeld 5-12 0-0 12; Bubby Goodwin 3-7 1-1 8; Seger Bonifant 2-4 0-0 6; CJ Hester 1-3 2-3 4; Keene Cockburn 0-2 0-0 0; Shawn Dyer 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 32-67 11-16 82. Fairmont State.............41...........36.......... 77 West Liberty................50...........32.......... 82 3-point goals--Fairmont State 3-8 (Chase Morgan 1-1; Stevie Browning 1-2; Isaac Thornton 1-2; Isaiah Hill 0-2; Brendan Cooper 0-1), West Liberty 7-21 (Seger Bonifant 2-3; Tim Hausfeld 2-5; Cedric Harris 1-4; Bubby Goodwin 1-2; Chris Morrow 1-2; Keene Cockburn 0-1; CJ Hester 0-1; Alex Falk 0-3). Rebounds--Fairmont State 36 (Brendan Cooper 13), West Liberty 49 (Alex Falk 9). Assists--Fairmont State 7 (Malik Stith 3), West Liberty 11 (Alex Falk 3). Att-1089

FAIRMONT STATE (11-4, 9-2 WVIAC) Isaac Thornton 9-13 3-3 22; Malik Stith 9-14 3-3 21; Stevie Browning 7-10 0-0 16; Chase Morgan 4-7 6-6 15; Brendan Cooper 3-3 1-2 7; Melvin Rhodes 3-5 0-0 6; Isaiah Hill 2-5 0-0 4; Ke’Chaun Lewis 0-0 2-2 2; Ty Garrison 0-0 0-0 0; Andrew Gunnoe 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 37-57 15-16 93. SHEPHERD (10-5, 7-4 WVIAC) Brantley Osborne 8-14 6-6 25; Sidney McCray 6-10 1-2 17; Chad Moore 4-11 5-7 13; Morgan McDonald 6-9 0-0 13; Marcus Pilgrim 3-6 4-4 13; Malik Dauda 1-3 0-0 2; Austin Cunningham 1-5 0-0 2; Logan Holloman 1-1 0-0 2; Kevin Jones 1-2 0-0 2; Aeron Spencer 0-4 0-0 0. Totals 31-65 16-19 89. Fairmont State.............54...........39.......... 93 Shepherd...................................42.......... 47......... 89 3-point goals--Fairmont State 4-10 (Stevie Browning 2-4; Chase Morgan 1-3; Isaac Thornton 1-2; Melvin Rhodes 0-1), Shepherd 11-30 (Sidney McCray 4-6; Brantley Osborne 3-9; Marcus Pilgrim 3-5; Morgan McDonald 1-1; Aeron Spencer 0-3; Austin Cunningham 0-4; Malik Dauda 0-1; Chad Moore 0-1). Rebounds--Fairmont State 25 (Isaac Thornton 5), Shepherd 31 (Chad Moore 6). Assists--Fairmont State 16 (Malik Stith 4; Isaac Thornton 4), Shepherd 20 (Brantley Osborne 7). Att-1233

FAIRMONT STATE (12-4, 10-2 WVIAC) Isaac Thornton 9-13 6-6 24; Isaiah Hill 8-13 0-2 18; Brendan Cooper 6-11 0-1 12; Malik Stith 4-6 3-4 12; Melvin Rhodes 2-4 0-0 5; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-3 0-0 3; Stevie Browning 1-4 0-0 2; Chase Morgan 1-5 0-0 2; Andrew Gunnoe 0-0 0-0 0; Tommy Scales 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 32-59 9-13 78. GLENVILLE STATE (9-7, 5-6 WVIAC) Kevin Gray 6-19 2-2 19; DJ Blanks 6-11 5-6 18; Joe Ballard 4-5 0-2 8; Jamel Morris 2-13 3-4 8; JJ Vazquez 3-6 0-0 7; Lamar Mallory 2-6 2-4 6; Andre Jackson 0-0 0-0 0; Lamont Cole 0-3 0-0 0; Andy Dollman 0-1 0-0 0; Brien Winston 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 23-64 12-18 66. Fairmont State.............40...........38.......... 78 Glenville State.............32...........34.......... 66 3-point goals--Fairmont State 5-14 (Isaiah Hill 2-4; Melvin Rhodes 1-1; Malik Stith 1-1; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-1; Chase Morgan 0-3; Stevie Browning 0-2; Isaac Thornton 0-2), Glenville State 8-31 (Kevin Gray 5-16; Jamel Morris 1-8; DJ Blanks 1-2; JJ Vazquez 1-2; Lamont Cole 0-2; Andy Dollman 0-1). Rebounds--Fairmont State 31 (Isaiah Hill 8), Glenville State 44 (Lamar Mallory 11). Assists--Fairmont State 12 (Isaiah Hill 3), Glenville State 11 (DJ Blanks 8). Att-1011

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Game-by-Game Box Scores Game #17 - 1/26/13 Davis & Elkins vs Fairmont State At Logan, W.Va. -- Willie Akers Arena FAIRMONT STATE 72, DAVIS & ELKINS 66

Game #18 – 1/31/13 Charleston vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena FAIRMONT STATE 83, CHARLESTON 81

Game #19 - 2/2/13 Fairmont State vs West Virginia Wesleyan At Buckhannon, W.Va. -- Rockefeller Center FAIRMONT STATE 78, WV WESLEYAN 67

DAVIS & ELKINS (5-12, 4-9 WVIAC) Devin Miller 5-15 4-4 15; D’Quan Lynch 5-15 4-5 15; Igor Premasunac 5-8 2-3 12; Shane Brown 3-6 2-2 9; Josh Wamsley 3-5 0-0 7; Nic Hammond 2-4 0-0 4; Brian Dixon 1-1 2-2 4; Ante Cosic 0-3 0-0 0; Paolo Ivis 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 24-57 14-16 66. FAIRMONT STATE (13-4, 11-2 WVIAC) Isaac Thornton 4-9 10-10 18; Malik Stith 7-12 3-4 17; Brendan Cooper 6-9 2-4 14; Chase Morgan 4-7 0-0 10; Isaiah Hill 2-7 2-2 6; Stevie Browning 1-5 2-2 5; Melvin Rhodes 1-3 0-0 2; Andrew Gunnoe 0-0 0-0 0; Ke’Chaun Lewis 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 25-53 19-22 72. Davis & Elkins.............30...........36.......... 66 Fairmont State.............37...........35.......... 72 3-point goals--Davis & Elkins 4-20 (Josh Wamsley 1-2; Shane Brown 1-2; Devin Miller 1-5; D’Quan Lynch 1-6; Ante Cosic 0-2; Nic Hammond 0-1; Igor Premasunac 0-2), Fairmont State 3-12 (Chase Morgan 2-4; Stevie Browning 1-4; Melvin Rhodes 0-1; Isaac Thornton 0-3). Rebounds--Davis & Elkins 33 (Igor Premasunac 9), Fairmont State 33 (Isaiah Hill 6). Assists--Davis & Elkins 8 (D’Quan Lynch 6), Fairmont State 9 (Malik Stith 4). Att-1475

CHARLESTON (13-5, 9-5 WVIAC) Terrell Lipkins 10-18 4-5 29; Evan Faulkner 7-11 3-4 22; Quincy Washington 4-11 5-6 13; Hayden Annett 2-7 0-0 6; Aleksander Kesic 2-5 0-0 4; Xavier Humphrey 1-3 1-2 3; Corey Jackson 1-3 0-0 2; Fred Simpson 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 28-61 13-17 81. FAIRMONT STATE (14-4, 12-2 WVIAC) Isaiah Hill 7-13 3-4 20; Isaac Thornton 8-12 2-2 19; Chase Morgan 6-8 2-2 18; Malik Stith 6-16 0-0 12; Stevie Browning 2-5 2-2 7; Brendan Cooper 2-3 0-0 5; Andrew Gunnoe 1-1 0-0 2; Melvin Rhodes 0-0 0-0 0; Ke’Chaun Lewis 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 32-58 9-10 83. Charleston..................40...........41.......... 81 Fairmont State.............47...........36.......... 83 3-point goals--Charleston 12-23 (Terrell Lipkins 5-10; Evan Faulkner 5-7; Hayden Annett 2-5; Aleksander Kesic 0-1), Fairmont State 10-16 (Chase Morgan 4-4; Isaiah Hill 3-6; Isaac Thornton 1-2; Brendan Cooper 1-1; Stevie Browning 1-3). Rebounds--Charleston 28 (Terrell Lipkins 5), Fairmont State 32 (Isaiah Hill 8). Assists--Charleston 10 (Quincy Washington 3; Terrell Lipkins 3), Fairmont State 14 (Malik Stith 5). Att-3047

FAIRMONT STATE (15-4, 13-2 WVIAC) Isaac Thornton 9-17 4-4 22; Brendan Cooper 8-10 1-1 17; Isaiah Hill 5-9 5-6 15; Malik Stith 4-9 1-2 9; Ke’Chaun Lewis 3-4 2-3 8; Chase Morgan 3-8 0-0 7; Ty Garrison 0-2 0-0 0; Melvin Rhodes 0-0 0-0 0; Stevie Browning 0-4 0-0 0; Andrew Gunnoe 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 32-64 13-16 78. WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN (8-10, 5-9 WVIAC) Kelsey Williams 8-13 12-12 28; Caleb Ashley 4-9 0-0 12; Raymond Warren 2-7 7-9 11; Noah Cottrill 2-9 2-2 7; Chris Dewberry 2-3 0-0 5; Taylor Price 1-2 0-0 2; Soren Dossing 0-6 2-2 2; Garrett Grantham 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 19-49 23-25 67. Fairmont State............................30.......... 48......... 78 WV Wesleyan..............31...........36.......... 67 3-point goals--Fairmont State 1-5 (Chase Morgan 1-3; Ty Garrison 0-1; Stevie Browning 0-1), West Virginia Wesleyan 6-21 (Caleb Ashley 4-6; Chris Dewberry 1-1; Noah Cottrill 1-5; Soren Dossing 0-5; Raymond Warren 0-2; Kelsey Williams 0-2). Rebounds--Fairmont State 39 (Isaiah Hill 11), West Virginia Wesleyan 27 (Kelsey Williams 10). Assists--Fairmont State 14 (Brendan Cooper 6), West Virginia Wesleyan 12 (Raymond Warren 6). Att-1217

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Game #20 - 2/4/13 Wheeling Jesuit vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena WHEELING JESUIT 70, FAIRMONT STATE 65

Game #21 - 2/9/13 Fairmont State vs WV State At Institute, W.Va. -- Fleming Hall FAIRMONT STATE 87, WV STATE 70

Game #22 - 2/11/13 Pitt-Johnstown vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena FAIRMONT STATE 88, PITT-JOHNSTOWN 73

WHEELING JESUIT (12-8, 9-7 WVIAC) Ben Siefert 7-12 5-7 19; Joe Prati 5-10 4-4 15; Justin Fritts 5-11 1-2 12; Recardo Gaddy 4-8 1-1 11; Eric Siefert 2-5 3-3 7; Darin Harris 2-3 0-0 4; Tim Goff 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 26-51 14-17 70. FAIRMONT STATE (15-5, 13-3 WVIAC) Isaiah Hill 7-10 2-4 16; Isaac Thornton 7-14 1-1 16; Chase Morgan 4-11 0-0 10; Brendan Cooper 3-8 3-3 9; Malik Stith 3-8 0-0 6; Myles Petretti 1-2 1-2 4; Stevie Browning 1-3 0-0 2; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-3 0-0 2; Rudy Roberts 0-1 0-0 0; Ty Garrison 0-1 0-0 0; Andrew Gunnoe 0-2 0-0 0; Melvin Rhodes 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 27-64 7-10 65. Wheeling Jesuit...........42...........28.......... 70 Fairmont State.............29...........36.......... 65 3-point goals--Wheeling Jesuit 4-16 (Recardo Gaddy 2-6; Justin Fritts 1-4; Joe Prati 1-2; Tim Goff 0-1; Eric Siefert 0-1; Ben Siefert 0-2), Fairmont State 4-19 (Chase Morgan 2-6; Myles Petretti 1-2; Isaac Thornton 1-3; Stevie Browning 0-1; Ke’Chaun Lewis 0-1; Ty Garrison 0-1; Melvin Rhodes 0-1; Malik Stith 0-1; Isaiah Hill 0-3). Rebounds--Wheeling Jesuit 30 (Ben Siefert 8), Fairmont State 36 (Ke’Chaun Lewis 6). Assists--Wheeling Jesuit 13 (Justin Fritts 4), Fairmont State 13 (Ke’Chaun Lewis 4). Att-844

FAIRMONT STATE (16-5, 14-3 WVIAC) Malik Stith 5-10 5-6 15; Isaac Thornton 4-9 6-8 14; Brendan Cooper 5-11 4-4 14; Chase Morgan 4-7 0-0 12; Isaiah Hill 5-10 1-2 11; Stevie Browning 3-5 3-3 9; Melvin Rhodes 1-1 2-2 4; Rudy Roberts 1-1 0-0 2; Ty Garrison 1-1 0-0 2; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-1 0-0 2; Andrew Gunnoe 1-3 0-0 2; Myles Petretti 0-1 0-0 0; Tommy Scales 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 31-60 21-25 87. WV STATE (9-14, 6-11 WVIAC) Anton Hutchins 8-12 6-7 22; Juan Johnson 3-8 4-4 10; Jalen Walker 2-10 4-5 8; Raymon Austin 2-3 3-4 7; David Ford 3-9 1-2 7; Stephen Thompson 2-3 0-0 5; Howard Douglas, III 1-2 2-3 5; Kendrick Ward 1-3 0-0 3; Dimitri Abner 1-1 0-0 2; Brandon Ross 0-1 1-2 1; Victor Sharpe 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 23-53 21-27 70. Fairmont State.............49...........38.......... 87 WV State...................................32.......... 38......... 70 3-point goals--Fairmont State 4-9 (Chase Morgan 4-6; Isaac Thornton 0-1; Stevie Browning 0-1; Myles Petretti 0-1), WV State 3-8 (Kendrick Ward 1-2; Stephen Thompson 1-1; Howard Douglas, III 1-1; Jalen Walker 0-2; Juan Johnson 0-1; Anton Hutchins 0-1). Rebounds--Fairmont State 34 (Isaiah Hill 9), WV State 34 (David Ford 8). Assists--Fairmont State 23 (Malik Stith 9), WV State 9 (Raymon Austin 2; Stephen Thompson 2; Jalen Walker 2). Att-387

PITT-JOHNSTOWN (14-9, 10-9 WVIAC) Andrew Cressler 12-15 1-2 27; Nick Novak 5-15 1-2 13; Bill Luther 3-6 0-0 8; Matt Palo 3-5 1-2 7; Jordan Miller 2-13 0-0 6; Ian Vescovi 1-6 3-6 5; Paul Weatherly 2-3 0-0 5; Dereck Malzi 1-1 0-0 2; Noah Hartung 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 29-66 6-12 73. FAIRMONT STATE (17-5, 15-3 WVIAC) Isaiah Hill 8-16 5-5 21; Malik Stith 6-11 6-6 18; Brendan Cooper 5-10 2-2 12; Isaac Thornton 4-13 4-6 12; Chase Morgan 4-6 0-0 10; Stevie Browning 1-4 4-4 6; Ty Garrison 2-2 0-0 5; Rudy Roberts 1-1 0-0 2; Melvin Rhodes 1-2 0-0 2; Edward Hashier 0-0 0-0 0; Myles Petretti 0-1 0-0 0; Andrew Gunnoe 0-2 0-0 0; Tommy Scales 0-1 0-0 0; Jerid Jento 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 32-69 21-23 88. Pitt-Johnstown............38...........35.......... 73 Fairmont State.............38...........50.......... 88 3-point goals--Pitt-Johnstown 9-21 (Andrew Cressler 2-3; Bill Luther 2-4; Jordan Miller 2-9; Nick Novak 2-3; Paul Weatherly 1-1; Noah Hartung 0-1), Fairmont State 3-6 (Chase Morgan 2-3; Ty Garrison 1-1; Isaiah Hill 0-2). Rebounds--Pitt-Johnstown 34 (Andrew Cressler 9), Fairmont State 45 (Isaac Thornton 12). Assists--Pitt-Johnstown 15 (Nick Novak 5), Fairmont State 13 (Isaac Thornton 6). Att-1084

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Game #23 - 2/14/13 Alderson-Broaddus vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena FAIRMONT STATE 81, ALDERSON-BROADDUS 73

Game #24 - 2/16/13 West Liberty vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena WEST LIBERTY 103, FAIRMONT STATE 99

Game #25 - 2/21/13 Fairmont State vs Seton Hill At Greensburg, Pa. -- Salvitti Gymnasium SETON HILL 76, FAIRMONT STATE 73

ALDERSON-BROADDUS (16-7, 14-5 WVIAC) Kurklin Bohanon 8-13 5-5 25; Roy Brown 3-6 5-7 11; Malcolm Tatum 4-10 2-2 10; Adam Kline 3-4 2-2 8; Casey Ainslie 3-10 0-0 7; O’Dell Eargle 2-3 1-3 5; Jonathan Ferguson 1-2 0-0 3; Richard Lemon 1-1 0-1 2; Ali Bilal 1-3 0-0 2; Stuart Clark 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 26-52 15-20 73. FAIRMONT STATE (18-5, 16-3 WVIAC) Malik Stith 6-9 10-11 22; Isaac Thornton 7-15 7-11 21; Brendan Cooper 4-10 5-6 13; Isaiah Hill 4-8 1-2 9; Stevie Browning 2-5 3-4 7; Chase Morgan 1-1 1-2 4; Tommy Scales 1-1 1-2 3; Andrew Gunnoe 1-1 0-0 2; Ty Garrison 0-1 0-0 0; Ke’Chaun Lewis 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 26-51 2838 81. Alderson-Broaddus......29...........44.......... 73 Fairmont State.............33...........48.......... 81 3-point goals--Alderson-Broaddus 6-19 (Kurklin Bohanon 4-7; Jonathan Ferguson 1-2; Casey Ainslie 1-7; Ali Bilal 0-1; Malcolm Tatum 0-2), Fairmont State 1-5 (Chase Morgan 1-1; Isaac Thornton 0-1; Isaiah Hill 0-2; Stevie Browning 0-1). Rebounds--Alderson-Broaddus 28 (Roy Brown 5), Fairmont State 29 (Stevie Browning 5; Brendan Cooper 5). Assists--Alderson-Broaddus 10 (Roy Brown 3), Fairmont State 16 (Brendan Cooper 5). Att-1388

WEST LIBERTY (24-1, 18-1 WVIAC) Cedric Harris 8-14 6-8 25; Alex Falk 7-17 5-6 21; Shawn Dyer 5-6 8-12 20; Seger Bonifant 4-5 6-6 17; Chris Morrow 4-4 2-2 11; CJ Hester 2-4 1-2 5; Tim Hausfeld 0-1 4-4 4; Keene Cockburn 0-0 0-0 0; Bubby Goodwin 0-0 0-0 0; Nick Brown 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 30-51 32-40 103. FAIRMONT STATE (18-6, 16-4 WVIAC) Isaac Thornton 15-21 12-13 44; Malik Stith 8-19 12-14 28; Brendan Cooper 4-11 1-4 9; Ke’Chaun Lewis 4-6 0-0 8; Stevie Browning 2-4 2-2 6; Isaiah Hill 2-9 0-2 4; Ty Garrison 0-1 0-0 0; Myles Petretti 0-1 0-0 0; Andrew Gunnoe 0-0 0-0 0; Melvin Rhodes 0-2 0-0 0; Chase Morgan 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 35-75 27-35 99. West Liberty................50...........53........ 103 Fairmont State.............40...........59.......... 99 3-point goals--West Liberty 11-18 (Seger Bonifant 3-4; Cedric Harris 3-3; Alex Falk 2-6; Shawn Dyer 2-3; Chris Morrow 1-1; CJ Hester 0-1), Fairmont State 2-6 (Isaac Thornton 2-2; Isaiah Hill 0-1; Ty Garrison 0-1; Myles Petretti 0-1; Chase Morgan 0-1). Rebounds--West Liberty 29 (CJ Hester 8), Fairmont State 38 (Isaac Thornton 10). Assists--West Liberty 11 (Cedric Harris 5), Fairmont State 9 (Ke’Chaun Lewis 6). Att-3617

FAIRMONT STATE (18-7, 16-5 WVIAC) Malik Stith 11-19 4-5 27; Brendan Cooper 5-10 2-2 12; Isaac Thornton 4-11 3-4 12; Isaiah Hill 3-8 3-5 9; Ke’Chaun Lewis 2-4 1-2 5; Rudy Roberts 2-2 0-0 4; Chase Morgan 1-3 0-0 2; Stevie Browning 1-2 0-0 2; Melvin Rhodes 0-0 0-0 0; Andrew Gunnoe 0-0 0-0 0; Ty Garrison 0-1 0-0 0; Myles Petretti 0-0 0-0 0; Tommy Scales 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 29-61 13-18 73. SETON HILL (14-11, 11-10 WVIAC) Max Kenyi 6-9 4-5 17; Malachi Leonard 7-9 2-2 17; Lenjo Kilo 3-4 5-8 11; Oliver McGlade 2-4 2-3 8; Kameron Taylor 2-5 4-4 8; Nate Perry 2-6 0-0 6; Ozren Bjelogrlic 2-3 0-0 5; David Windsor 0-4 4-4 4. Totals 24-44 21-26 76. Fairmont State.............27...........46.......... 73 Seton Hill...................................42.......... 34......... 76 3-point goals--Fairmont State 2-8 (Malik Stith 1-2; Isaac Thornton 1-3; Isaiah Hill 0-1; Chase Morgan 0-1; Stevie Browning 0-1), Seton Hill 7-14 (Nate Perry 2-4; Oliver McGlade 2-4; Max Kenyi 1-2; Malachi Leonard 1-1; Ozren Bjelogrlic 1-1; David Windsor 0-1; Kameron Taylor 0-1). Rebounds--Fairmont State 35 (Brendan Cooper 13), Seton Hill 23 (Lenjo Kilo 6). Assists--Fairmont State 12 (Malik Stith 2; Chase Morgan 2; Ke’Chaun Lewis 2; Isaiah Hill 2; Brendan Cooper 2), Seton Hill 13 (Kameron Taylor 3). Att-375

Game #26 – 2/23/13 Ohio Valley vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena FAIRMONT STATE 90, OHIO VALLEY 42

Game #27 - 2/26/13 Ohio Valley vs Fairmont State At Fairmont, W.Va. -- Joe Retton Arena FAIRMONT STATE 96, OHIO VALLEY 85

Game #28 – 2/28/13 Seton Hill vs Fairmont State At Charleston, W.Va. -- Civic Center FAIRMONT STATE 77, SETON HILL 63

OHIO VALLEY (3-25, 2-20 WVIAC) David Sinickas 6-10 0-0 12; Ashton Brown 3-10 3-3 10; Austin Parker 2-5 1-2 5; James Allen 2-4 0-2 4; Jerry Macon Jr. 1-2 0-0 2; Osvaldas Gaizauskas 1-2 0-0 2; Mustafa Helal 1-5 0-1 2; Shane Highman 0-0 2-2 2; Gregg Strasser 1-4 0-0 2; Povilas Dambrauskas 0-1 1-2 1; Robert Smelser 0-4 0-0 0; Gerald McDonald 0-0 0-0 0; Jon Sewell 0-0 0-1 0. Totals 17-47 7-13 42. FAIRMONT STATE (19-7, 17-5 WVIAC) Malik Stith 7-12 1-2 15; Isaac Thornton 5-10 1-1 13; Chase Morgan 3-4 0-0 9; Isaiah Hill 4-11 0-1 8; Brendan Cooper 1-5 4-5 6; Tommy Scales 3-6 0-0 6; Stevie Browning 3-7 0-0 6; Rudy Roberts 2-2 2-2 6; Ke’Chaun Lewis 3-5 0-0 6; Myles Petretti 2-4 0-0 5; Ty Garrison 2-3 0-0 4; Jerid Jento 1-1 0-0 3; Melvin Rhodes 1-3 0-0 2; Andrew Gunnoe 0-0 1-2 1; Edward Hashier 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 3774 9-13 90. Ohio Valley..................25...........17.......... 42 Fairmont State.............48...........42.......... 90 3-point goals--Ohio Valley 1-14 (Ashton Brown 1-4; Austin Parker 0-2; James Allen 0-2; Osvaldas Gaizauskas 0-1; Gregg Strasser 0-1; Povilas Dambrauskas 0-1; David Sinickas 0-3), Fairmont State 7-18 (Chase Morgan 3-4; Isaac Thornton 2-4; Jerid Jento 1-1; Myles Petretti 1-3; Stevie Browning 0-3; Melvin Rhodes 0-1; Isaiah Hill 0-2). Rebounds--Ohio Valley 24 (Mustafa Helal 4; Ashton Brown 4), Fairmont State 49 (Rudy Roberts 7). Assists--Ohio Valley 5 (Povilas Dambrauskas 2), Fairmont State 21 (Isaac Thornton 5). Att--876

OHIO VALLEY (3-26) Jerry Macon Jr. 10-18 0-2 27; Ashton Brown 7-12 4-6 20; Povilas Dambrauskas 6-7 1-2 14; Osvaldas Gaizauskas 2-4 3-6 9; Robert Smelser 1-3 6-6 8; Mustafa Helal 2-6 0-0 4; David Sinickas 1-5 0-0 3; James Allen 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 29-55 14-22 85. FAIRMONT STATE (20-7) Malik Stith 4-13 11-15 19; Brendan Cooper 8-11 2-3 18; Isaac Thornton 4-17 8-8 16; Rudy Roberts 3-3 2-2 8; Ke’Chaun Lewis 3-5 2-4 8; Isaiah Hill 3-11 2-2 8; Melvin Rhodes 1-3 4-4 6; Chase Morgan 2-8 0-0 4; Andrew Gunnoe 2-3 0-0 4; Stevie Browning 1-2 0-0 3; Tommy Scales 1-1 0-0 2; Myles Petretti 0-0 0-0 0; Ty Garrison 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 32-78 31-38 96. Ohio Valley..................43...........42.......... 85 Fairmont State.............50...........46.......... 96 3-point goals--Ohio Valley 13-20 (Jerry Macon Jr. 7-10; Osvaldas Gaizauskas 2-2; Ashton Brown 2-4; Povilas Dambrauskas 1-1; David Sinickas 1-3), Fairmont State 1-6 (Stevie Browning 1-2; Isaiah Hill 0-2; Melvin Rhodes 0-1; Ty Garrison 0-1). Rebounds--Ohio Valley 43 (Ashton Brown 10), Fairmont State 40 (Isaac Thornton 6). Assists--Ohio Valley 11 (Povilas Dambrauskas 6), Fairmont State 18 (Malik Stith 5). Att-588

SETON HILL (16-12) McGlade, Oliver 7-11 4-4 24; Kenyi, Max 3-7 3-4 9; Leonard, Malachi 1-4 7-10 9; Taylor, Kameron 2-6 0-0 6; Perry, Nate 1-5 2-4 5; Windsor, David 1-8 1-4 4; Kilo, Lenjo 0-4 4-6 4; Bjelogrlic, Ozren 1-2 0-0 2; Barnes, Tuff 0-0 0-0 0; Lioi, Brandon 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 16-47 21-32 63. FAIRMONT STATE (21-7) Malik Stith 9-25 7-7 25; Isaac Thornton 8-14 7-8 23; Melvin Rhodes 3-7 5-5 11; Isaiah Hill 3-12 1-3 7; Brendan Cooper 2-7 1-5 5; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-1 2-2 4; Andrew Gunnoe 1-1 0-0 2; Ty Garrison 0-1 0-0 0; Tommy Scales 0-1 0-0 0; Chase Morgan 0-1 0-0 0; Stevie Browning 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 27-71 23-30 77. Seton Hill...................................24.......... 39......... 63 Fairmont State.............38...........39.......... 77 3-point goals--Seton Hill 10-25 (McGlade, Oliver 6-9; Taylor, Kameron 2-4; Windsor, David 1-4; Perry, Nate 1-5; Bjelogrlic, Ozren 0-1; Kenyi, Max 0-2), Fairmont State 0-5 (; Isaac Thornton 0-1; Melvin Rhodes 0-1; Isaiah Hill 0-1; Ty Garrison 0-1; Stevie Browning 0-1). Rebounds--Seton Hill 36 (Taylor, Kameron 7), Fairmont State 52 (Isaac Thornton 9). Assists--Seton Hill 10 (Windsor, David 4), Fairmont State 9 (Malik Stith 2; Isaac Thornton 2).

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Game-by-Game Box Scores Game #29 – 3/1/13 Alderson-Broaddus vs Fairmont State At Charleston, W.Va. -- Civic Center FAIRMONT STATE 75, A-B 74

Game #30 – 3/2/13 Fairmont State vs West Liberty At Charleston, W.Va. -- Civic Center WEST LIBERTY 92, FAIRMONT STATE 78

Game #31 – 3/16/13 Livingstone vs Fairmont State At West Liberty, W.Va. -- ASRC FAIRMONT STATE 91, LIVINGSTONE 73

ALDERSON-BROADDUS (20-9) Ainslie, Casey 4-9 3-4 15; Kline, Adam 4-5 6-10 14; Bohanon, Kurklin 5-12 0-0 12; Tatum, Malcolm 5-8 1-3 12; Brown, Roy 3-6 4-6 10; Eargle, O’Dell 2-4 1-1 5; Lemon, Richard 2-5 0-0 4; Ferguson, Jonathan 1-4 0-0 2; Bilal, Ali 0-1 0-0 0; Clark, Stuart 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 26-54 15-24 74. FAIRMONT STATE (22-7) Brendan Cooper 6-10 7-8 19; Malik Stith 7-9 1-1 17; Isaac Thornton 3-11 7-11 14; Chase Morgan 3-10 0-0 9; Stevie Browning 3-10 0-0 8; Ke’Chaun Lewis 2-5 0-0 4; Isaiah Hill 1-5 0-0 2; Rudy Roberts 1-1 0-0 2; Melvin Rhodes 0-1 0-0 0; Andrew Gunnoe 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 2662 15-20 75. Alderson-Broaddus......25...........38.......... 11......... 74 Fairmont State.............34...........29.......... 12......... 75 3-point goals--Alderson-Broaddus 7-19 (Ainslie, Casey 4-7; Bohanon, Kurklin 2-6; Tatum, Malcolm 1-2; Ferguson, Jonathan 0-3; Brown, Roy 0-1), Fairmont State 8-24 (Chase Morgan 3-9; Stevie Browning 2-5; Malik Stith 2-2; Isaac Thornton 1-5; Melvin Rhodes 0-1; Isaiah Hill 0-1; Brendan Cooper 0-1). Rebounds--Alderson-Broaddus 45 (Kline, Adam 10), Fairmont State 30 (Brendan Cooper 7). Assists--Alderson-Broaddus 14 (Tatum, Malcolm 6), Fairmont State 15 (Isaac Thornton 5).

FAIRMONT STATE (22-8) Malik Stith 6-16 5-5 17; Isaac Thornton 4-12 7-8 17; Brendan Cooper 4-11 5-5 13; Ke’Chaun Lewis 3-4 3-4 9; Isaiah Hill 4-9 0-1 8; Chase Morgan 2-5 0-0 6; Stevie Browning 3-8 0-0 6; Andrew Gunnoe 1-1 0-0 2; Melvin Rhodes 0-2 0-0 0; Ty Garrison 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 27-70 20-23 78. WEST LIBERTY (30-1) Falk, Alex 7-14 13-15 27; Hester, CJ 7-9 6-6 21; Goodwin, Bubby 6-9 4-4 18; Dyer, Shawn 5-10 2-2 12; Morrow, Chris 2-6 2-4 7; Bonifant, Seger 2-2 0-0 5; Hausfeld, Tim 0-2 2-2 2; Cockburn, Keene 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 29-53 29-33 92. Fairmont State.............40...........38.......... 78 West Liberty................42...........50.......... 92 3-point goals--Fairmont State 4-16 (Chase Morgan 2-4; Isaac Thornton 2-4; Ke’Chaun Lewis 0-1; Isaiah Hill 0-1; Stevie Browning 0-2; Melvin Rhodes 0-2; Ty Garrison 0-1; Malik Stith 0-1), West Liberty 5-13 (Goodwin, Bubby 2-4; Morrow, Chris 1-2; Hester, CJ 1-1; Bonifant, Seger 1-1; Cockburn, Keene 0-1; Hausfeld, Tim 0-1; Dyer, Shawn 0-2; Falk, Alex 0-1). Rebounds--Fairmont State 32 (Brendan Cooper 7; Isaiah Hill 7), West Liberty 40 (Hester, CJ 14). Assists--Fairmont State 10 (Brendan Cooper 3), West Liberty 13 (Falk, Alex 6).

LIVINGSTONE (22-7) HILL,Jody 7-15 2-2 18; WELCH,Anthony 4-6 2-4 12; THOMAS,Mark 3-10 5-6 11; FORD-BEY,Omar 4-8 1-2 10; JOHNSON,Tyler 3-5 2-4 8; ANDERSON,Ethan 2-4 1-2 5; ADAMS,Jayron 1-1 0-0 3; ESPINOSA,Eladio 1-4 1-2 3; KING,Jairus 1-1 0-0 2; BAILEY,EMARRI 0-1 1-2 1; JOHNSON,Daresse 0-0 0-0 0; TURNER,Darnell 0-1 0-0 0; FLINT,Robert 0-3 0-0 0; WELCH,Darius 0-2 0-0 0. Totals 26-61 15-24 73. FAIRMONT STATE (23-8) Isaiah Hill 7-11 2-4 16; Tommy Scales 5-8 4-5 14; Chase Morgan 4-6 2-2 13; Isaac Thornton 3-6 3-4 10; Stevie Browning 4-7 0-1 9; Brendan Cooper 3-6 2-3 8; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-3 4-6 7; Melvin Rhodes 3-4 0-0 6; Malik Stith 2-5 0-0 4; Myles Petretti 0-1 2-2 2; Rudy Roberts 1-2 0-0 2; Ty Garrison 0-0 0-0 0; Andrew Gunnoe 0-0 0-0 0; Jerid Jento 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 33-60 19-27 91. Livingstone.................27...........46.......... 73 Fairmont State.............54...........37.......... 91 3-point goals--Livingstone 6-17 (WELCH,Anthony 2-3; HILL,Jody 2-4; ADAMS,Jayron 1-1; FORD-BEY,Omar 1-3; ESPINOSA,Eladio 0-1; FLINT,Robert 0-1; WELCH,Darius 0-1; THOMAS,Mark 0-3), Fairmont State 6-7 (Chase Morgan 3-3; Stevie Browning 1-1; Ke’Chaun Lewis 1-1; Isaac Thornton 1-1; Myles Petretti 0-1). Rebounds--Livingstone 31 (ESPINOSA,Eladio 5; JOHNSON,Tyler 5), Fairmont State 42 (Stevie Browning 8). Assists--Livingstone 10 (FLINT,Robert 3; THOMAS,Mark 3), Fairmont State 21 (Brendan Cooper 5). Att-438

Game #32 – 3/17/13 Fairmont State vs West Liberty At West Liberty, W.Va. -- ASRC WEST LIBERTY 100, FAIRMONT STATE 77 FAIRMONT STATE (23-9) Malik Stith 6-10 5-9 18; Brendan Cooper 5-9 4-6 14; Isaiah Hill 5-10 1-2 13; Stevie Browning 5-10 0-0 11; Isaac Thornton 4-11 2-2 11; Ke’Chaun Lewis 4-9 2-3 10; Ty Garrison 0-0 0-0 0; Myles Petretti 0-0 0-0 0; Rudy Roberts 0-0 0-0 0; Andrew Gunnoe 0-0 0-0 0; Melvin Rhodes 0-0 0-0 0; Tommy Scales 0-1 0-0 0; Chase Morgan 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 29-61 14-22 77. WEST LIBERTY (32-1) Alex Falk 6-13 9-9 21; Chris Morrow 5-5 6-7 17; CJ Hester 7-9 0-1 15; Tim Hausfeld 5-9 2-2 13; Shawn Dyer 5-12 1-3 12; Cedric Harris 4-8 0-0 8; Seger Bonifant 3-6 0-0 7; Keene Cockburn 1-1 0-0 3; Mike Lamberti 0-0 2-2 2; Bubby Goodwin 1-4 0-0 2; Nick Brown 0-2 0-0 0; Jeff Yunetz 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 37-69 20-24 100. Fairmont State.............27...........50.......... 77 West Liberty................42...........58........ 100 3-point goals--Fairmont State 5-17 (Isaiah Hill 2-5; Stevie Browning 1-3; Malik Stith 1-1; Isaac Thornton 1-4; Chase Morgan 0-1; Ke’Chaun Lewis 0-2; Brendan Cooper 0-1), West Liberty 6-21 (Chris Morrow 1-1; Shawn Dyer 1-3; Tim Hausfeld 1-3; CJ Hester 1-1; Keene Cockburn 1-1; Seger Bonifant 1-4; Nick Brown 0-2; Bubby Goodwin 0-1; Cedric Harris 0-2; Alex Falk 0-3). Rebounds--Fairmont State 32 (Brendan Cooper 10), West Liberty 42 (CJ Hester 9). Assists--Fairmont State 15 (Malik Stith 6), West Liberty 19 (Cedric Harris 7). Att-980

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Three-Pointers Attempted

Player.....................................Years................. Pts. 1. Bill Lindsey.......................1972-75.............. 2578 2. Dave Miller.......................1964-67.............. 2557 3. Dwight Conaway..............1962-65.............. 2340 4. Dave Moore.....................1974-77.............. 2255 5. Lerman Battle...................1971-74.............. 2232 6. Harry Hall.........................1955-58.............. 2113 7. Isaac Thornton..................2009-13.............. 2106 8. Kevin Beaford...................1980-84.............. 2085 9. Butch Haswell..................1970-73.............. 1911 10. Tim Murphy....................1982-85.............. 1908

Player.....................................Years............... 3-FGA 1. Thad McFadden................2007-09............... 557 2. Dan Bruner.....................2006-2010............. 549 3. Adam Southern................2006-08............... 482 4. Isaac Thornton..................2009-13............... 458 5. John Denham...................2000-04............... 406 6. Aaron Denham.................1995-99............... 400 7. Steve Custis.....................2008-12............... 388 8. Bobby-Dee Everhart..........1987-91............... 340 9. Cody Loughry...................2006-08............... 305 10. Chris Freeman................2000-02............... 299

Field Goals Made

Three-Point Percentage*

Player.....................................Years................ FGM 1. Dave Miller.......................1964-67.............. 1037 2. Bill Lindsey.......................1972-75.............. 1031 3. Dave Moore.....................1974-77............... 943 4. Lerman Battle...................1971-74............... 938 5. Dwight Conaway..............1962-65............... 917 6. Butch Haswell..................1970-73............... 830 7. Tim Murphy......................1982-85............... 801 8. Isaac Thornton..................2009-13............... 770 9. Kevin Beaford...................1980-84............... 763 10. Vance Carr.....................1975-78............... 740

Field Goals Attempted

Player.....................................Years.................FGA 1. Dave Miller.......................1964-67.............. 1976 2. Lerman Battle...................1970-74.............. 1971 3. Bill Lindsey.......................1972-75.............. 1877 4. Dave Moore.....................1974-77.............. 1839 5. Dwight Conaway..............1962-65.............. 1818 6. Kevin Beaford...................1980-84.............. 1776 7. Isaac Thornton..................2009-13.............. 1630 8. Butch Haswell..................1970-73.............. 1628 9. Tim Murphy......................1982-85.............. 1578 10. Elvin Addison.................1983-86.............. 1437

Field Goal Percentage

Player..........................Years.......... FGM/FGA.... FG% 1. Kevin Pearson........ 2005-07.........209/301.......694 2. D. Richardson........ 1997-99.........296/474.......624 3. Robert Moore........ 1991-96........704/1148......613 4. Leroy Loggins........ 1979-80.............N/A...........577 5. Darryl Corley......... 1980-81.............N/A...........576 6. Herbert Davis........ 1988-92........631/1128......559 7. Joe Riley................ 1979-80.............N/A...........555 8. Darryl Hepburn...... 2000-02.........192/346.......555 9. H. Highsmith......... 1986-89........707/1284......551 10. Bill Lindsey.......... 1972-75.......1031/1877.....549

Three-Pointers Made

Player.....................................Years...............3-FGM 1. Thad McFadden................2007-09............... 216 2. Dan Bruner.......................2006-10............... 215 3. Isaac Thornton..................2009-13............... 146 4. John Denham...................2000-04............... 143 5. Steve Custis.....................2008-12............... 138 6. Brian Tristani....................1984-88............... 134 7. Aaron Denham.................1995-99............... 127 8. Bobby-Dee Everhart..........1987-91............... 125 9. Cody Loughry...................2006-08............... 121 10. John Dillingham.............2005-07............... 116

Player..........................Years...... 3FGM/3FGA...3-FG% 1. Brian Tristani......... 1984-88.......134/281.........477 2. Chris Carey........... 2005-07........93/195..........477 3. John Dillingham.... 2005-07.......116/277.........419 4. Elvin Addison........ 1983-86........44/107..........411 5. Mitchell Martin...... 1998-00........66/164..........402 6. Adam Southern..... 2006-08........98/247..........397 7. Cody Loughry........ 2006-08.......121/305.........397 8. Rodney Rhoda....... 1986-88........61/154..........396 9. Anthony Naylor..... 1988-92........74/189..........392 Dan Bruner............... 2006-10.......215/549.........392 *min 100 attempts

Free Throws Made

Player.....................................Years.................FTM 1. Kevin Beaford...................1980-84............... 555 2. Bill Lindsey.......................1972-75............... 516 3. Dwight Conaway..............1962-65............... 502 4. Dave Miller.......................1964-67............... 481 5. Ted Darcus.......................1962-65............... 479 6. Robert Moore...................1991-96............... 455 7. Isaac Thornton..................2009-13............... 420 8. Wayne Denham................1967-70............... 419 9. Terence Coleman..............1987-90............... 371 10. Dave Moore...................1974-77............... 369

Free Throws Attempted

Player.....................................Years................. FTA 1. Kevin Beaford...................1980-84............... 753 2. Ted Darcus.......................1962-65............... 737 3. Bill Lindsey.......................1972-75............... 732 4. Robert Moore...................1991-96............... 702 5. Dwight Conaway..............1962-65............... 698 6. Dave Miller.......................1964-67............... 672 7. Wayne Denham................1967-70............... 661 8. Lerman Battle...................1971-74............... 644 9. Isaac Thornton..................2009-13............... 573 10. Terence Coleman............1987-90............... 559

Free Throws Percentage

Player.....................................Years.................FT% 1. Bill Moody........................1965-68................842 2. Leroy Loggins...................1979-80................838 3. Brian Tristani....................1985-88................831 4. Joe Riley...........................1979-80................823 5. Brad Butcher....................1971-74................815 6. Cody Loughry...................2006-08................804 7. Thad McFadden................2007-09................804 8. Butch Haswell..................1970-73................799 9. Dave Cooper....................1968-71................799 10. Tim Murphy....................1982-85................787

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Rebounds

Player.....................................Years.................Rbd. 1. Wayne Denham................1967-70.............. 2035 2. Ed Lemon.........................1970-73.............. 1491 3. Lerman Battle...................1971-74.............. 1339 4. Dwight Conaway..............1962-65.............. 1297 5. Bill Lindsey.......................1972-75.............. 1204 6. Dave Cooper....................1968-71.............. 1137 7. Vince Carr........................1975-78.............. 1114 8. Dave Miller.......................1964-67.............. 1111 9. H. Highsmith....................1986-89.............. 1045 10. Harvey Austin.................1976-79............... 984

Assists*

Player.....................................Years................ Asts. 1. Brian Tristani....................1984-88............... 525 2. Warren Doles....................1990-02............... 466 3. Ronnie Means..................2006-08............... 427 4. Anthony Naylor................1988-92............... 397 5. Steve Petito......................1983-86............... 377 6. Isaac Thornton..................2009-13............... 330 7. Elvin Addison...................1983-86............... 288 8. Bobby-Dee Everhart..........1987-91............... 273 9. JaMar Wesley...................2003-05............... 266 10. Kevin Beaford.................1981-83............... 265 *since 1981

Blocked Shots*

Player.....................................Years.................Blks. 1. Haywood Highsmith.........1985-98............... 439 2. Terence Coleman..............1986-90............... 203 3. Bill Adams........................1992-96................ 97 4. Kevin Pearson...................2005-07................ 85 5. Andre Allen......................1980-81................ 82 6. Carl Lenoir.......................1980-81................ 81 7. Elsworth Bowers..............1990-91................ 79 8. Tim Murphy......................1981-85................ 71 9. Alfonso Davis...................1986-90................ 66 10. Elvin Addison.................1982-86................ 64 *since 1981

Steals*

Player.....................................Years................. Stls. 1. Steve Custis.....................2008-12............... 195 2. Anthony Naylor................1988-92............... 175 3. Isaac Thornton..................2009-13............... 174 4. Andre Hairston.................1996-00............... 156 5. Robert Moore...................1991-96............... 149 6. Brian Tristani....................1984-88............... 148 7. Herb Davis.......................1989-92............... 147 8. Alfonso Davis...................1986-90............... 140 9. Aaron Denham.................1994-99............... 139 10. Elvin Addison.................1982-86............... 132 *since 1981

Records: Season Leaders Points

Three-Pointers Made

Player.................................... Year................... Pts. 1. Bill Lindsey.........................1975................... 927 2. Harry Hall...........................1958................... 762 3. Dwight Conaway................1965................... 757 4. Thad McFadden..................2009................... 736 5. Dave Miller.........................1966................... 711 6. Dave Miller.........................1967................... 708 7. Dave Cooper......................1971................... 705 8. Leroy Loggins.....................1980................... 685 9. Bill Moody..........................1966................... 671 10. Bill Lindsey.......................1974................... 668

Player.................................... Year.................3-FGM 1. Thad McFadden..................2008................... 110 2. Thad McFadden..................2009................... 106 3. Danny Bruner.....................2010.................... 80 4. Chris Talley.........................2011.................... 69 Justin Belcastro..................2005.................... 69 6. Chris Carey........................2006.................... 67 7. Adam Southern..................2007.................... 65 8. Cody Loughry.....................2008.................... 63 9. Chris Freeman....................2002.................... 61 10. John Dillingham...............2007.................... 60

Scoring Average

Three-Pointers Attempted

Player.................................... Year...................Avg. 1. Harry Hall...........................1958...................28.2 2. Dave Miller.........................1966...................26.3 3. Dave Miller.........................1967...................26.2 4. Thad McFadden..................2009...................25.4 5. Bill Lindsey.........................1975...................25.1 6. Bill Moody..........................1966...................24.9 7. Robert Moore.....................1994...................23.4 8. Dave Moore.......................1976...................22.4 9. Leroy Loggins.....................1980...................22.1 10. Tim Murphy......................1985...................22.0 Shewn Winfree...................1995...................22.0

Field Goals Made

Player.................................... Year.................. FGM 1. Bill Lindsey.........................1975................... 378 2. Dave Cooper......................1971................... 297 3. Dwight Conaway................1965................... 296 4. Daryl Gainey.......................1975................... 288 5. Tim Murphy........................1984................... 285 6. Dave Miller.........................1966................... 274 Dave Miller.........................1967................... 274 8. Bill Lindsey.........................1974................... 270 Dave Miller.........................1965................... 270 10. Bill Moody........................1969................... 268

Field Goals Attempted

Player.................................... Year...................FGA 1. Bill Lindsey.........................1975................... 605 2. Dave Cooper......................1971................... 579 3. Bill Moody..........................1966................... 576 4. Tim Murphy........................1984................... 569 5. Dwight Conaway................1965................... 560 Daryl Gainey.......................1975................... 560 7. Dave Miller.........................1965................... 533 8. Tim Murphy........................1985................... 532 9. Kevin Beaford.....................1982................... 527 10. Bill Moody........................1969................... 517

Field Goal Percentage

Player.........................Year.......... FGA/FGM........Pct. 1. Kevin Pearson......... 2007.......... 131/179........ .732 2. Mike Henderson..... 2010........... 88/132......... .667 3. Dewayne Richardson.1999........ 122/185........ .659 4. Darryl Hepburn....... 2002........... 86/132......... .652 5. Robert Moore......... 1992.......... 236/268........ .641 6. Robert Moore......... 1994.......... 184/289........ .637 7. Bill Lindsey............. 1975.......... 378/605........ .625 8. Warren Doles.......... 1991.......... 111/180........ .617 9. Robert Moore......... 1995.......... 120/197........ .609 10. Dewayne Richardson.1998...... 174/289........ .602 Minimum 100 attempts

Player.................................... Year................. 3-FGA 1. Thad McFadden..................2009................... 286 2. Thad McFadden..................2008................... 271 3. Danny Bruner.....................2010................... 205 4. Chris Carey........................2006................... 173 5. Derek Barrett......................1996................... 167 6. Chris Talley.........................2011................... 166 7. Cody Loughry.....................2008................... 161 8. Adam Southern..................2007................... 160 9. Chris Freeman....................2002................... 159 10. Joe Hardin........................2003................... 159

Three-Point Percentage

Free Throw Percentage

Player.................................... Year................... Pct. 1. Brian Tristani......................1985....................947 2. Adam Southern..................2007....................897 3. Bill Moody..........................1966....................865 4. Leroy Loggins.....................1980....................863 5. Brad Butcher......................1973....................848 Bill Ferguson.......................1965....................848 7. Tim Murphy........................1985....................846 8. Butch Haswell....................1970....................839 9. Joe Riley.............................1980....................833 10. Bill Moody........................1969....................830 *min. 35 made

Rebounds

Player.................................... Year...................Rbd. 1. Wayne Denham..................1968................... 644 2. Ed Lemon...........................1971................... 530 3. Wayne Denham..................1969................... 501 4. Wayne Denham..................1970................... 474 5. Wayne Denham..................1967................... 416 6. Lerman Battle.....................1974................... 382 7. Ed Lemon...........................1972................... 372 8. Bill Lindsey.........................1975................... 361 9. Vance Carr.........................1975................... 360 10. Dave Gardner...................1971................... 355

Assists (since 1980)

Player.................................... Year.................. Asts. 1. Warren Doles......................1992................... 245 2. Ronnie Means....................2008................... 238 3. Warren Doles......................1991................... 221 4. Ronnie Means....................2007................... 189 5. Brian Tristani......................1988................... 162 6. Elvin Addison.....................1985................... 157 7. Rob Taylor..........................1984................... 152 8. Brian Tristani......................1987................... 152 9. Steve Petito........................1994................... 140 10. JaMar Wesley...................2005................... 138

Free Throws Made

Blocked Shots (Since 1980)

Free Throws Attempted

Player.................................... Year................... Att. 1. Harry Hall...........................1958................... 337 2. Kevin Beaford.....................1982................... 258 3. Bill Lindsey.........................1975................... 239 4. Dave Miller.........................1966................... 236 5. Lerman Battle.....................1971................... 231 6. Joe Jones...........................1986................... 229 7. Dave Miller.........................1967................... 220 8. Dwight Conaway................1965................... 219 9. Robert Moore.....................1996................... 214 10. Ted Darcus.......................1965................... 211

Player.................................... Year...................Blks. 1. Haywood Highsmith...........1987................... 145 2. Haywood Highsmith...........1988................... 102 3. Haywood Highsmith...........1986................... 100 4. Haywood Highsmith...........1989.................... 92 5. Terence Coleman................1990.................... 87 6. Andre Allen........................1981.................... 82 7. Carl Lenoir.........................1981.................... 81 8. Elsworth Bowers................1991.................... 79 9. Terence Coleman................1988.................... 57 10. Isaiah Hill.........................2013.................... 50

Steals (Since 1980) Player.................................... Year................... Stls. 1. Shawn Winfree...................1996.................... 74 2. Warren Doles......................1992.................... 73 3. Steve Custis.......................2012.................... 72 4. Marcel O’Neal....................2001.................... 69 5. Kevin Beaford.....................1982.................... 68 6. Joe Hardin..........................2003.................... 65 7. Jerome Turner.....................1999.................... 64 8. Malik Stith.........................2013.................... 63 Elsworth Bowers.................1991.................... 63 10. Andre Hairston.................2000.................... 61 Marcel O’Neal....................2000.................... 61 f i g h t i n gfa l c o n s . c o m

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Player........................... Year..... 3FGM/3FGA...3-FG% 1. Chris Carey...............2006........ 67/113..........593 2. Travis Brown..............2008......... 16/31...........512 3. Justin Belcastro.........2005........ 69/134..........515 4. Bobby-Dee Everhart...1990......... 49/98...........500 5. Chase Morgan...........2013......... 46/95...........484 6. Brian Tristani.............1987........ 51/106..........481 7. Pete O’Connor...........2010......... 15/33...........455 8. Brian Tristani.............1988........ 52/115..........452 9. John Dillingham........2007........ 60/138..........435 10. Anthony Naylor.......1992......... 39/90...........433 Minimum 30 attempts

Player.................................... Year..................Made 1. Harry Hall...........................1958................... 250 2. Kevin Beaford.....................1982................... 184 3. Bill Lindsey.........................1975................... 171 4. Dwight Conaway................1965................... 165 5. Thad McFadden..................2009................... 164 6. Joe Jones...........................1986................... 163 7. Dave Miller.........................1966................... 161 8. Dave Miller.........................1967................... 160 9. Leroy Loggins.....................1980................... 157 10. Ted Darcus.......................1963................... 144

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Season Average .........................Year..............Avg.

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26. Herbert Davis..................... 1988-92.......... 1572 27. Elvin Addison..................... 1983-86.......... 1555 28. Harvey Austin..................... 1976-79.......... 1525 29. Dave Cooper...................... 1968-71.......... 1478 30. Paul Brownlee.................... 1975-78.......... 1453 31. Thad McFadden................. 2007-09.......... 1357 32. Ed Lemon.......................... 1970-73.......... 1324 33. Joe Jones........................... 1983-86.......... 1323 34. Daryl Gainey...................... 1974-75.......... 1308 35. Leroy Loggins..................... 1979-80.......... 1279 36. Eric Wilson......................... 1997-01.......... 1271 37. Bobby-D. Everhart.............. 1988-91.......... 1184 38. Shewn Winfree................... 1994-96.......... 1135 39. Brad Butcher...................... 1971-74.......... 1068 40. Kevin Claudio..................... 1976-79.......... 1061 41. Dave Gardner.................... 1968-71.......... 1035 42. Dave Shaffer...................... 1966-68.......... 1025 43. Danny Bruner................... 2006-2010........ 1009 44. Alfonso Davis..................... 1987-89.......... 1008

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 12. 13. 16. 18. 19. 20.

Bill Lindsey........................ 1972-75.......... 2578 Dave Miller........................ 1964-67.......... 2557 Dwight Conaway............... 1962-65.......... 2340 Dave Moore....................... 1974-77.......... 2255 Lerman Battle.................... 1971-74.......... 2232 Harry Hall.......................... 1955-58.......... 2113 Isaac Thornton................... 2009-13.......... 2106 Kevin Beaford.................... 1980-84.......... 2085 Butch Haswell.................... 1970-73.......... 1911 Tim Murphy....................... 1982-85.......... 1908 Robert Moore.................... 1991-96.......... 1861 Dick Schamp...................... 1951-54.......... 1831 Jack McIntyre..................... 1954-57.......... 1798 Brian Tristani...................... 1985-88.......... 1785 Curtis Guin........................ 1958-61.......... 1771 Anthony Naylor.................. 1988-92.......... 1700 Vance Carr......................... 1975-78.......... 1700 Steve Custis....................... 2008-12.......... 1679 Terence Coleman............... 1987-90.......... 1678 Bob Pence......................... 1940-43.......... 1660 Stanley Sagath................... 1946-49.......... 1653 Bill Moody......................... 1965-68.......... 1653 Wayne Denham................. 1967-70.......... 1643 H. Highsmith...................... 1986-89.......... 1640 Ted Darcus......................... 1962-65.......... 1587

By Class.................... Cl...............Year.............. Pts.

Harry Hall.............................1958.............28.2 Dave Miller...........................1966.............26.3 Dave Miller...........................1967.............26.2 Thad McFadden....................2009.............25.4 Bill Lindsey...........................1975.............25.1 Bill Moody............................1966.............24.9 Robert Moore.......................1994.............23.4 Dave Moore..........................1976.............22.4 Leroy Loggins........................1980.............22.1 Tim Murphy..........................1985.............22.0 Shewn Winfree......................1995.............22.0 Steve Custis..........................2012.............21.8 Bill Lindsey...........................1974.............21.5 Brian Tristani.........................1987.............21.5 Isaac Thornton......................2012.............21.5 Marvin Rashad......................2005.............21.4 Thad McFadden....................2008.............21.4 Dwight Conaway..................1965.............21.0 Robert Moore.......................1992.............20.3 Dave Cooper.........................1971.............20.1

Lerman Battle.............FR..............1971............. 636 Bill Moody................. SO.............1966............. 671 Bill Lindsey..................JR..............1974............. 668 Bill Lindsey..................SR..............1975............. 927

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Game: 47, Dave Miller vs Shepherd, 1966; Marvin Ra-

Game: 23, Harry Hall vs Shepherd, 1958 Season: 250, Harry Hall, 1958

Game: 38, Harry Hall vs California, 1957 Season: 644, Wayne Denham, 1968

1976 - Dave Moore 1977 - Dave Moore 1978 - Vance Carr 1980 - Leroy Loggins 1981 - Kevin Beaford 1985 - Tim Murphy 1999 - Dewayne Richardson

POINTS AVERAGE

WVIAC Freshman of the Year

Season: 28.2, Harry Hall, 1958

2006 – Chris Carey 2010 – Isaac Thornton

shad vs West Virginia State, 2005 Season: 927, Bill Lindsey, 1975

MOST FIELD GOALS Game: 19, Tim Murphy vs Geneva, 1985; 18, Bill

Moody vs Glenville, 1966; Butch Haswell vs Davis & Elkins, 1970; Leroy Loggins vs Davis & Elkins, 1979; Leroy Loggins vs AldersonBroaddus, 1980 Season: 378, Bill Lindsey, 1975

MOST THREE POINTERS MADE

MOST REBOUNDS

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS Season: 145, Haywood Highsmith, 1987

Game: 11, Dan Bruner vs. Salem, 2010 Season: 110, Thad McFadden, 2008

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Adams, Billy............... 1993-94-95-96 Adams, Russ................... 1993-94-95 Addison, Elvin............ 1983-84-85-86 Albert, Walter........................1960-61 Allen, Andre..........................1980-81 Alder, Eric..............................1991-92 Ambrose, Jim.................. 1991-92-93 Antulor, Joe..................... 1947-48-49 Arbogast, Tim.............................1950 Ashcraft, Robert................... 1941, 46 Aukrom, Blaine..........1936, 38-39-40 Austin, Harvey............ 1976-77-78-79 Ayers, James.........................1948-49

Babb, Kenneth............................1947 Barker, Dan...........................2000-01 Barnes, Gail..................... 1931-32-33 Barnes, Kenneth.........................1933 Barr, Robert................................1934 Barrett, Derek........................1996-97 Battle, Lerman............ 1971-72-73-74 Batts, Dexter..............................2012 Baylor, Charles...........................1968 Beaford, Kevin............ 1980-81-82-84 Beauford, Eric.............................2003 Belcastro, Justin....................2003-04 Belcastro, Frank.......... 1940-41-42-43 Bell, David..................................1984 Bennix, Jack...............................1955 Bieterman, Bernard....................1943 Billingham, Ed............ 1937-38-39-40 Blackstone, Richard....................1967 Blair, Bradley..............................1944 Blosser, William.......... 1946-47-48-49 Blunt, Marcus.............................1989 Bojzik, William...........................1941 Bonar, Herbert................. 1931-32-33 Bonnett, Nick........................2011-12 Boring, Ken................................1967 Bowers, Elsworth........................1991 Bowman, Dave......................1963-64 Branham, Ed.........................1967-68 Bridges, Corey............................2000 Brookover, Bob...........................1964 Brown, Travis.........................2007-08 Browning, Stevie........................2013 Brownlee, Paul........... 1975-76-77-78 Bruner, Dan................ 2007-08-09-10 Bruzuzy, John.............................1954 Buger, George................. 1934-35-36 Bullock, George..........................2002 Bullock, Maurice.........................1997 Burke, Jay...................................2012 Butcher, Brad.............. 1971-72-73-74

Cale, James...........................1947-48 Carey, Chris...........................2006-07 Carr, Vance................. 1975-76-77-78 Carpenter, James........ 2004-05-06-07 Carter, Jibri............................1998-99 Cather, Bill.................................1967 Charleton, James........................1962 Charleton, June.......... 1953-54-55-56 Clara, James...............................1931

Clark, Curtis..........................1995-96 Claudio, Kevin............ 1976-77-78-79 Coleman, Terence....... 1987-88-89-90 Collins, Mike.........................1980,82 Collins, Richard.....................1964-65 Conaway, Calvin.........................1941 Conway, Daniel..........................2008 Conaway, Dwight....... 1962-63-64-65 Conaway, Jay.................. 1997-98-99 Conaway, John........... 1960-61-62-63 Conaway, Robert........................1940 Cooper, Brendan........................2013 Cooper, Dave............. 1968-69-70-71 Cooper, Phil................................1950 Corley, Darryl........................1980-81 Currence, Michael................ 1958, 60 Custis, Steve............... 2009-10-11-12

Darcus, Ted................. 1962-63-64-65 Davis, Alfonso................. 1987-88-89 Davis, Darnell.............................1996 Davis, Herbert............ 1989-90-91-92 Davis, Willis..................... 1936-37-38 Dawson, Chad............................1994 Defenbaugh, Paul............ 1946-47-48 Denham, Aaron.......... 1996-97-98-99 Denham, John............ 2000-01-02-03 Denham, Wayne......... 1967-68-69-70 Diamond John.......................1949-51 Diaz Rodger...............................1960 Dileggi, Dave..............................1951 Dillard, Cornelius...................2005-06 Dillingham, John...................2006-07 Dodaro, James.......................1949-50 Dodrill, Hartsell..........................1951 Doles, Warren........................1991-92 D’Orazio, Phil.............................1966 Dorsey, Dejae........................2010-11 Dotson, Brandon........................2001 Douglas, Steve......................1991-93 Dugen, Gene.........................1971-72 Duvall, Harold............ 1935-36-37-38

Echols, Ted...................... 1970-71-72 Edwards, Cerrone.......................2006 Edwards, Lyle.............................1945 Ellis, Mike...................................1984 Erickson, Nathan........................2006 Evans, Thomas............................1933 Everhart, Ron............. 1958-59-60-61 Everhart, Bobby-D...... 1988-89-90-91

Feltz, James...........................1947-48 Ferguson, Bill........................1964-65 Finley, Mario.........................2001-02 Finn, Dennis...............................1985 Finney, Shawn............................1985 Foggin, Garrett...........................2011 Ford, James................................1955 Fraley, John................................1977 Freeman, Chris......................2001-02 Friday, Devin..............................2002 Fultz, Albert................ 1935-36-37-38 Fulwood, Tom............................1986

Gainey, Daryl.........................1974-75 Gaither, Jamar............................2001 Gale, James...........................1947-48 Gardner, Damion........................2009 Gardner, Dave............ 1968-69-70-71 Garlitz, Bill.................................1946 Garrett, Joe................................1982 Garrison, Ty..................... 2011-12-13 Gill, Richard...............................1934 Glenn, Marshall.....................1962-63 Glenn, Walter........................1934-35 Gomillion, Tony..........................1982 Gouzd, Joe............................1955-56 Gouzd, Robert............ 1955-56-57-58 Grady, Ian..................................2009 Grazanni, Danny.........................1952 Graziani, Paul.............................1943 Green, Sonny............. 1993-94-95-96 Green, Terrence.....................2010-11 Guffa, Emil................. 1947-48-49-50 Guin, Curtis................ 1958-59-60-61 Gump, Lloyd.................... 1929-30-31 Gunnoe, Andrew........2009, 11-12-13

Hairston, Andre.....................1998-99 Hall, Harry.................. 1955-56-57-58 Hall, Lawrence......................1928-29 Hamilton, Jarrett............. 1927-28-29 Hamilton, Jay.............................1926 Hamilton, Rex............................1961 Hampton, Torrez.........................2006 Hamric, George.....................1943-47 Hardin, Joe............................2002-03 Harmer, Jeremy......................2007-08 Harper, Tom...........................1987-88 Harpold, Harry............................1944 Harris, Saint Clair.......................2006 Hart, Nate..................................2008 Harvey, Jeff...........................1990-91 Hashier, Eddie............................2013 Haswell, Butch........... 1970-71-72-73 Hatfield, Kevin.......................1992-93 Haugh, Jack..........................1948-49 Hawkins, Dewey....................1942-43 Hawkins, Mike................. 1984-85-86 Hawkins, Richard............. 1927-32-33 Heck, Rufus................................1944 Heffner, Paul...............1924, 26-27-28 Heffner, Robert......................1944-45 Hendershot, Emmett... 1993-94-95-96 Henderson, Mike........................2010 Hepburn, Darryl.....................2001-02 Hertzog, Dick.............................1944 Hess, Herbert..............................1935 Hess, John..................................1929 Hickel, Fred...........................1958-59 Hickman, Brad............ 1927-28-29-30 Hickman, Clyde............... 1925-26-27 Highsmith, H.............. 1986-87-88-89 Higinbotham, Dave.....................1985 Hill, Isaiah..................................2013 Holland, Al.................................1983 Hooton, Thomas.............. 2004-05-06 Hotsinpiller, Derrick....................2006 Hornyak, John.................1930, 32-33

Hunt, Greg.................................2012 Hunter, Levi...........................1989-90 Hurd, Mike............................2011-12

Jackson, Wes..............................1990 Jacobs, Chris..............................2003 Jacobs, Eritz...............................1943 Jamerson, John.....................1968-69 Janicki, Tom............... 1954-55-56-57 Jasper, Dave.................... 1977-78-79 Jeffries, George..........................1939 Jenkins, Andre.......................2001-02 Jenkins, John..............................1958 Jento, Jerid.................................2013 Jemison, Shawn.........................2007 Johnson, Curtis..........................1983 Johnson, Curtis.....................1996-97 Johnson, Dave.......................1998-99 Johnson, Duane.........................1985 Johnson, Kevin......................1998-99 Johnson, Rickey.....................2002-03 Johnson, Robert......... 1942-43-44-45 Johnson, Sam.............................2002 Johnston, Jim.................. 1975-76-77 Jones, Joe................... 1983-84-85-86 Jones, John................................1981 Jones, Kip..............................1995-96 Jones, Manny.............................1982 Judy, George.........................1935-36 Judy, Thomas..............................1942

Kaznoski, John...........................1961 Kenney, Tim................................1987 Kerns, Glenn............... 1934-35-36-37 King, Lance...........................2002-03 Kolar, George.............................1945

Layman, Don.............. 1956-57-58-59 Layton, Shannon........................2003 Lemon, Ed.................. 1970-71-72-73 Lenoir, Carl................. 1978-79-80-81 Lewis, Ke’Chaun.........................2013 Light, Tom.............................1984-85 Lindsey, Bill................ 1972-73-74-75 Lipinski, James................ 1947-48-49 Loggins, Leroy.......................1979-80 Lopez, Michael......................2008-09 Loudin, Kevin.............................1989 Loughry, Cody.......................2007-08

Maphis, John..............................1968 Marra, Louis..........................1944-45 Martin, Mitchell..........................1999 Mason, Cecil.........................1925-26 Mason, Walter............1930-31, 33-34 May, Don........................1960-61, 63 McBride, Marvin.........................1961 McCleveland, Terry.....................2004 McClung, Churchill................1939-40 McClung, Rouseau.....................1940 McDade, Charles............. 1927-28-29 McDeritt, John.......................1949-50 McFadden, Erv..................... 2010, 12

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McFadden, Thad....................2008-09 McIntyre, Jack............ 1954-55-56-57 McIntire, Randy.......... 1954-55-56-57 McKain, James......................1930-31 McKinney, Randy........................1953 McLeod, Paul.................. 2000-01-02 McRae, Chris..............................2004 Means, Ronnie......................2007-08 Meeks, Roy................................1958 Menchaca, Michael....................2006 Merriweather, James..............1998-99 Mertens, Jim...............................1966 Mezzanotte, Pat.........................1956 Michaels, Carrol.............. 1926-27-28 Michaels, Newton......................1925 Miles, Larry...........................1996-97 Miller, Dana................................1951 Miller, Dave................ 1964-65-66-67 Miller, Dick............................1953-54 Miller, Jack...................... 1940-41-42 Miller, Joe...................................2008 Miller, Ken.............................1963-64 Mitchell, Charles...................1930-31 Moody, Bill................. 1965-66-67-68 Moore, Dave.............. 1974-75-76-77 Moore, Robert................. 1992-94-95 Moran, Robert.......................1950-51 Moreman, Nick.....................1953-54 Morgan, Chase...........................2013 Morton, Blaine........... 1952-53-54-55 Murphy, Jacob............................1939 Murphy, James...........................1938 Murphy, Tim............... 1982-83-84-85 Murray, Shayne..........................2012 Muth, Leonard...........................1942 Myers, Gerry...............................1978

Naylor, Anthony.......... 1989-90-91-92 Newman, Ryland................................ 2009-10-11....................................... Newton, Elbert......................1998-99 Newton, Kenneth................. 1944, 46 Nicola, Cecil.................... 1947-48-49 Nutter, Odell...............................1930

Oliveto, Danny.......................1978-79 O’Connor, Pete........... 2007-08-09-10 O’Neal, Marcel......................2000-01 Owen, Walter.............1941-42-43, 46 Owen, Warren.......................1942-43

Parrish, Marshall........................1930 Patterson, Leslie....................1995-96 Payne, Carl.................................1943 Payne, Chester...........................1945 Pearson, Kevin.......................2006-07 Pence, Ned............................1938-39 Pence, Robert............. 1940-41-42-43 Perunicic, Filip............................2009 Petitto, Steve................... 1993-94-95 Petretti, Myles.......................2012-13 Phillips, Charles..........................1947 Phillips, Ronald...........................1958 Pope, David................................2006

Powell, Damian..........................1999 Prickett, Don................... 1966-67-68

Quattro, Arthur...........................1934 Quattro, Frank.......................1961-62

Stevens, Todd.............................1998 Stith, Malik................................2013 Stone, Mike................ 1979-80-81-82 St. Louis, Al................................1995 Suggs, Aaron..............................2007 Swiger, William......................1944-45

Rascoe, Tom.................... 1992-93-94 Rashad, Marvin.....................2005-06 Reddick, James................ 1932-33-34 Reed, Tom..................................1964 Rene, Karl..................................1997 Retton, David............. 1986-87-88-89 Rhoda, Rodney......................1987-88 Rhodes, Melvin................ 2011-12-13 Rider, Ernie................. 1951-52-53-54 Riley, Goerge................... 1950-51-52 Riley, Joe...............................1979-80 Richardson, Dewayne............1998-99 Richardson, Will....................2009-10 Rinehart, Burl.............................1925 Roberts, Rudy.................. 2011-12-13 Robinson, Mark..........................1977 Rollins, William...........................1939 Ross, Joe....................................1925 Rothlesberger, Eddie..............1929-30

Sagath, Stanley.......... 1946-47-48-49 Salina, James.............................1960 Samples, William........ 1925-26-27-28 Sampson, Jimmy......... 1925-26-27-28 Sapp, Buddy.................... 1977-78-79 Saunders, James.........................1946 Scales, Tommy............................2013 Schamp, Richard......... 1951-52-53-54 Schmidle, Cottrill............. 1949-50-51 Securro, Frank............................1929 Sell, Rickey............................2005-06 Shaffer, Dave................... 1966-67-68 Shaffer, Les......................1972-73, 76 Shahan, Paul..............................1944 Shamblin, Gary........... 1956-57-58-59 Shamblin, Matt..........................2003 Shaw, Richard.......................1925-26 Sheets, Bob................................1968 Shingleton, Stan....................1964-65 Sirbaugh, Matt................ 1989-90-91 Skeen, Sam................................1966 Skidmore, Beryl..........................1945 Skinner, Waldon.........................1947 Sloan, Pat........................ 1967-68-69 Smail, Carlyle.............................1926 Smell, George........................1931-32 Smith, Don............................1964-65 Smith, Ed...................................2002 Snead, Gerald.......................1998-99 Snoderly, June............................1934 Snyder, Verl................................1935 Southern, Adam....................2007-08 Spiro, Sid....................................1944 Stanley, John..............................2007 Stalnaker, Eugene............ 1932-33-34 Statler, Zack...............................2009 Stealey, Alton.................. 1927-28-29 Stephens, Vada...........................1997

Talley, Chris...........................2010-11 Tatta, John...................... 1939-40-41 Tatum, Tim............................2000-01 Taylor, Robert.............................1963 Teets, Glenn..........................1937-38 Tennant, Dick.............................1977 Thomas, Joe...............................2000 Thompson, Chris........ 2009-10-11-12 Thompson, William.......... 1937-38-39 Thornton, Isaac.......... 2010-11-12-13 Toothman, Jamey.......................1986 Tork, Patsy.................................1928 Trade, Edward.......................1946-47 Trent, Scott...................... 1991-92-93 Tristani, Brian............. 1985-86-87-88 Tristani, Joe...........................1962-63 True, Phil....................................1936 Turner, Jerome.......................1998-99 Turpin, Derrell........................2001-02 Twigg, John...........................1944-45

Underwood, Bill.........................1944

Vennari, Alex.........................1928-29 Vernall, John..............................1952 Victor, John...........................1941-42 Villinger, Jim............... 1954-55-56-57 Volker, Clair...........................1996-97 Vuyancih, Joey............................2013

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Wagner, Dick..............................1951 Walker, DeAndre...................2002-03 Ware, Richard........................1937-38 Washenitz, Frank........ 1991-92-93-94 Watson, William.........................1935 Wesley, JaMar.......................2003-04 Wiley, Harold..............................1939 Williams, Dick.............................1961 Williams, Rod.............................1985 Williams, Tommy........................1995 Wilson, Chad........................1988-89 Wilson, Eric................ 1998-99-00-01 Wilson, Kyle...............................1944 Wilson, Wilford........... 1932-33-34-35 Winfree, Shewn.....................1995-96 Wise, Ben...................................2010 Womble, Jamal........... 2006-07-08-09 Woods, Carl..........................1995-96 Wright, Fred..........................1980-81 Yoder, Larry...........................1975-76 Yost, Delmer............... 1929-30-31-32 Yost, Fielding................... 1960-61-62 Zundell, George.............. 1932-33-34

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First Team All-WVIAC Stanley Sageth.......................... 1949 Bill Blosser................................ 1949 Harry Hall.................................. 1957 Harry Hall.................................. 1958 Curtis Guin................................ 1961 Dwight Conaway....................... 1962 Fielding Yost.............................. 1962 Dwight Conaway....................... 1964 Dwight Conaway....................... 1965 Teddy Darcus............................. 1965 Dave Miller............................... 1966 Bill Moody................................ 1966 Dave Miller............................... 1967 Wayne Denham......................... 1968 Wayne Denham......................... 1969 John Jamerson.......................... 1969 Pat Sloan.................................. 1969 Dave Cooper............................. 1970 Wayne Denham......................... 1970 Dave Cooper............................. 1971 Dave Gardner............................ 1971 Lerman Battle........................... 1972 Bill Lindsey................................ 1972 Lerman Battle........................... 1973 Lerman Battle........................... 1974 Bill Lindsey................................ 1974 Bill Lindsey................................ 1975 Dave Moore.............................. 1975 Paul Brownlee........................... 1976 Vance Carr................................ 1976 Dave Moore.............................. 1976 Vance Carr................................ 1977 Dave Moore.............................. 1977 Paul Brownlee........................... 1978 Vance Carr................................ 1978 Kevin Claudio............................ 1978 Harvey Austin............................ 1979 Leroy Loggins............................ 1979 Leroy Loggins............................ 1980 Kevin Beaford............................ 1981 Kevin Beaford............................ 1982 Tim Murphy............................... 1984 Elvin Addison............................ 1985 Tim Murphy............................... 1985 Elvin Addison............................ 1986 Brian Tristani............................. 1988 Elsworth Bowers....................... 1991 Anthony Naylor......................... 1992 Herbert Davis............................ 1992 Robert Moore............................ 1995 Shewn Winfree.......................... 1995 Robert Moore............................ 1996 Shewn Winfree.......................... 1996 Maurice Bullock........................ 1997 Dewayne Richardson................. 1998 Dewayne Richardson................. 1999 Eric Wilson................................ 2001 Marvin Rashad.......................... 2005 Thad McFadden......................... 2008 Thad McFadden......................... 2009 Steve Custis ............................. 2010 Isaac Thornton........................... 2010 Isaac Thornton........................... 2012

All-Americans

Dwight Conaway 1965 Dwight became Fairmont State’s first basketball All-American in 1965. Dwight played for Coach Paul Davis and Coach Joe Retton from 1962-1965. He was selected first-team All-WVIAC three times during his career, in 1962 1964 and 1965. Conaway finished his career at Fairmont with 2,340 career points and 1,297 career rebounds. He is third on the all-time scoring list and fourth in career rebounds in school history. He was named to the WVIAC All-Tournament Team in 1962, 1964 and 1965. Conaway averaged 21.0 points per game in 1965. In 1965, Fairmont won the WVIAC Tournament Championship. Conaway was inducted into the Fairmont State Lettermen’s Athletic Hall of Fame in 2002. In 1965, Conaway scored 757 points, the third highest single-season point total in Fairmont State history.

Dave Miller 1967 Dave Miller was selected All-American in 1967. Dave played for Coach Joe Retton at Fairmont from 19641967. Miller was selected first-

team All-WVIAC in 1966 and 1967. He scored 2,557 career points at Fairmont State and is the school’s second all-time leading scorer. In 1966, Miller averaged 26.3 points per game and averaged 26.2 points per game in 1967. Miller had 1,111 career rebounds, placing him eighth on the all-time list. He was named the WVIAC Tournament’s ‘Most Valuable Player’ in 1967. Miller was named to the All-Tournament Team in 1964, 1966 and 1967. Dave played on the 1965 WVIAC Tournament Championship squad. Dave is the all-time leader in field goals in Falcon history, with 1,037 career field goals. Miller holds the Falcon record with 47 points scored in a game. He set the record in 1966 against Shepherd. Miller was inducted in the Fairmont State Hall of Fame in 2003.

Dave Cooper 1971 Dave became an All-American for Fairmont State in 1971. He played for Coach Joe Retton from 1968-1971. Cooper was named first-team All-WVIAC in 1970 and 1971. He scored 1,478 career points, placing him 26th on the alltime list. He had 1,137 career rebounds and is sixth on the Falcon all-time rebounding list. Helped lead the Falcons to three WVIAC Championships in 1969, 1970 and 1971. He was selected to the WVIAC All-Tournament squad in 1971. During the 1971 season, Cooper scored 705 points, the sixth highest single-season point total in Fairmont State history. He averaged 20.1 points per game in 1971.

selection, in1972, 1973 and 1974. Battle helped the Falcons to four straight WVIAC Championships from 1971-1974. Battle scored 2,232 career points, placing him fifth on the all-time scoring list. He had 1,339 career rebounds to place him third on the all-time rebounding list. He was named to the WVIAC All-Tournament Team in 1972, 1973 and 1974. In 1973, Battle was selected the WVIAC Tournament’s Most Valuable Player. Fairmont State won two WVIAC Tournament Championships during Battle’s career, in 1973 and 1974. He also won the WVIAC Tournament’s Individual Sportsmanship Award in 1972. Lerman holds the school record for most points scored by a freshman (636) at Fairmont State.

John was named All-American in 1969. He played from 1968-1969 under Coach Joe Retton. Jamerson was named first-team All-WVIAC in 1969. He was selected to the WVIAC All-Tournament Team in 1968 and 1969. Helped lead the Falcons to the WVIAC Championship in 1968 and 1969 and to the WVIAC Tournament Championship in 1969. Jamerson was named the Most Valuable Player in the 1968 NAIA National Tournament.

Lerman Battle 1973 & 1974 Lerman became the first Falcon basketball player to be named All-American two times during his career, in 1973 and 1974. Battle played for Coach Joe Retton from 1971-1974. He was a three-time first-team All-WVIAC

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Bill LIndsey 1975 John Jamerson 1969

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Bill played for Coach Joe Retton at Fairmont State from 1972-75. Lindsey was chosen All-American in 1975. He was selected firstteam All-WVIAC in 1972, 1974 and 1975. He is Fairmont State’s all-time leading career scorer, with 2,578 points. Lindsey is fifth in career rebounds, with 1,204 rebounds. He also holds the school record with 927 points scored in a single-season. In 1975, he averaged 25.1 points per game. Lindsey helped the Falcons to four straight conference titles from 1972-1975. Bill was selected the WVIAC Tournament ‘Most Valuable Player’ in both 1974 and 1975. Fairmont State won three WVIAC Tournament titles during Lindsey’s career, in 1973, 1974

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All-Americans and 1975. He was selected firstteam All-WVIAC in both 1974 and 1975. He is second in school history in career field goals with 1,031 field goals. Bill holds the FS record for most field goals made (378) in a single-season. He set the record in 1975.

Vance Carr 1978

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Dave Moore 1976 & 1977 Dave is just the second Falcon to be selected All-American twice during his career at Fairmont State. He was an All-American in 1976 and 1967, while playing for Coach Joe Retton from 1974-1977. Dave was selected first-team All-WVIAC in 1975, 1976 and 1977. He is Fairmont’s fourth all-time leading scorer with 2,255 career points. He averaged 22.4 points per game during the 1976 season. During Dave’s career, Fairmont won four consecutive WVIAC Tournament titles, from 1974-1977. Moore was selected the WVIAC Tournament’s Most Valuable Player in 1976. He was a three-time member of the WVIAC All-Tournament squad from 1975-1977. Moore is third on the all-time career field goals made list with 943 career field goals.

Vance played for Coach Joe Retton from 1975-1978. Carr was selected All-American in 1978. He became the eighth Falcon player to be named All-American. He was a three-time first-team All-WVIAC player, being named in 1976, 1977 and 1978. He scored 1,700 career points at Fairmont, placing him 15th on the all-time scoring list. His 1,114 career rebounds is the seventh best in Falcon history. Carr was selected to the WVIAC All-Tournament Team in 1976. During his career, Fairmont State won four consecutive WVIAC titles from 1975-78. The Falcons also won two WVIAC Tournament Championships during Carr’s career, 1975 and 1976.

Tim Murphy 1985 Leroy Loggins 1979 Leroy played at Fairmont State from 1979-1980 under Coach Joe Retton. He was a two-time firstteam All-WVIAC player in both 1979 and 1980. In his two seasons at Fairmont, Loggins scored 1,279 points to rank 31st on the Fairmont State all-time scoring list. During the 1980 season, he

averaged 22.1 points per game. Leroy scored 685 points in the 1980 season to rank seventh on the single-season points scored list at Fairmont State. His career field goal percentage of 57.7% ranks the third best at Fairmont. He also had a career free-throw percentage of 83.8% which the second best in Fairmont history. During Loggins’ career, Fairmont won the WVIAC Championship in 1980. He was named to the WVIAC All-Tournament Team both in 1979 and 1980. In 1980, Loggins was named the WVIAC Tournament’s Most Valuable Player after Fairmont State won the WVIAC Tournament title. In 1980, the Detroit Pistons drafted Loggins in the sixth round of the NBA draft. He opted to play professional basketball in Australia, where he became one of the best-ever players in Australian basketball history. Loggins was a member of two Australian Olympic teams. Inducted into the Fairmont State Hall of Fame in 2001.

Tim Murphy played at Fairmont from 1982-1985. In 1985, Tim was selected to the All-America Team. He played for both Coach Joe Retton and Coach Dave Cooper during his career. He is the last Fairmont basketball player to be named All-American. Murphy was twice selected first-team All-WVIAC, in 1984 and 1985, and was WVAIC Player of the Year as a senior. Murphy ended his career with 1,908 points,

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placing him eighth on the all-time scoring list. In 1985, he averaged 22.0 points per game for the Falcons. He was selected to the WVIAC All-Tournament squad in 1984 when he helped lead the Falcons to the WVIAC Tournament Championship. During the 1985 WVIAC Tournament, Murphy was the recipient of the Commissioner’s Heart and Hustle Award. Tim holds the Fairmont record with 19 field goals made in a single-game against Geneva College in 1985.

Thad McFadden 2009 In 2009, Thad McFadden became the first Fairmont State player to earn All-America honors since the school moved from NAIA to NCAA Division II. McFadden was named second team All-America by Daktronics. He was second in the nation in scoring averaging with 25.4 points per game as a senior, which also ranked as the fourthhighest season average in school history. McFadden was a two-time first team All-WVIAC pick and scored 1,367 points in his two-year career. He was twice named to the WVIAC All-Tournament team, and also claimed the Galperin Award as the conference tournament’s leading (average) scorer twice. McFadden, coached by Fairmont State All-American Tim Murphy, set school records for single season and career three-pointers made.

All-Time Scores 1916-17 11-6 .647 No Games Scores

1928-29 5-7 .417 California Normal.......L, 42-45 Washington...............L, 22-46 California Normal.......L, 40-48 Marshall.................. W, 24-23 Salem........................L, 26-41 Marshall....................L, 34-45 WV Wesleyan........... W, 33-28 Detroit..................... W, 26-23 A-B.......................... W, 33-29 Salem........................L, 30-32 WV Wesleyan.............L, 28-48 Shepherd................. W, 41-30

Sandy Toothman 11-7 (1 season)

1929-30 12-9 .571 Marietta.....................L, 23-28 California...................L, 29-31 California................. W, 59-25 Salem...................... W, 46-28 Marshall.................. W, 46-35 Morris Harvey........... W, 73-25 Potomac State.......... W, 38-36 Bluefield.................. W, 37-35 Potomac State............L, 26-42 Shepherd................. W, 32-24 Washington...............L, 33-62 Morris Harvey........... W, 40-36 Marshall....................L, 31-47 Bluefield....................L, 45-52 Concord.....................L, 34-37 Shepherd................. W, 48-29 WV Wesleyan........... W, 43-35 Concord................... W, 58-41 Salem...................... W, 56-34 WV Wesleyan.............L, 34-59 Bethany.....................L, 37-38

1924-25 11-7 .611 Glenville Normal...... W, 28-22 Marshall.................. W, 17-16 Morris Harvey........... W, 31-12 Salem...................... W, 28-22 Potomac State............L, 31-13 Davis & Elkins............L, 30-34 WV Wesleyan........... W, 35-34 Salem........................L, 25-27 California Normal.......L, 33-42 Bethany................... W, 29-25 Bethany.....................L, 19-26 Broaddus................. W, 42-30 Marshall.................. W, 26-19 W. Liberty Normal..... W, 50-18 Davis & Elkins............L, 32-36 Broaddus................. W, 45-37 Glenville Normal...... W, 24-21 WV Wesleyan.............L, 21-36

Jasper Colebank 126-69 (15 seasons) 1925-26 No Game Scores 1926-27 6-12 .333 No Game Scores 1927-28 6-13 .316 No Game Scores

1930-31 12-11 .522 California................. W, 35-26 Marietta.....................L, 17-31 A-B.......................... W, 49-33 California................. W, 43-33 Salem........................L, 37-43 Morris Harvey........... W, 69-48 Concord................... W, 62-50 WV Wesleyan.............L, 35-56 Bethany................... W, 32-25 Marshall.................. W, 33-32 Shepherd................. W, 49-34 Potomac State............L, 39-54 WV Wesleyan.............L, 33-63 Marshall....................L, 27-35 Morris Harvey.............L, 49-69 Concord.....................L, 31-41 Bluefield.................. W, 49-41 Bluefield.................. W, 43-39 Potomac State.......... W, 51-49 A-B............................L, 18-23 Salem........................L, 43-45 Shepherd................. W, 49-36 Bethany.....................L, 33-36

1931-32 11-11 .500 Waynesburg...............L, 31-41 Waynesburg...............L, 35-53 Concord................... W, 64-34 California................. W, 53-33 California................. W, 46-34 WV Wesleyan.............L, 29-33 Marshall....................L, 44-49 Shepherd................. W, 43-38 Potomac State.......... W, 48-35 Marshall....................L, 23-29 New River..................L, 39-44 Bluefield.................. W, 54-34 Concord................... W, 37-32 Salem........................L, 29-34 WV Wesleyan.............L, 37-39 New River..................L, 37-40 Bluefield.................. W, 54-39 Potomac State............L, 42-46 Bethany.....................L, 37-48 Salem...................... W, 53-35 Shepherd................. W, 52-35 Bethany................... W, 52-30 1932-33 No Records 1933-34 6-15 .286 Salem........................L, 34-42 Glenville.....................L, 45-49 California................. W, 38-37 Morris Harvey........... W, 52-41 California...................L, 28-36 Waynesburg...............L, 31-47 Glenville.....................L, 42-44 West Liberty...............L, 38-44 Bethany.....................L, 31-57 Marshall....................L, 30-32 West Liberty............. W, 40-36 WV Wesleyan........... W, 36-34 Marshall....................L, 29-34 Morris Harvey.............L, 23-35 Concord................... W, 49-27 Davis & Elkins............L, 35-38 Concord................... W, 49-39 Salem........................L, 35-48 WV Wesleyan........... W, 43-40 Bethany.....................L, 51-54 Davis & Elkins............L, 41-54 1934-35 9-17 .346 Marietta.....................L, 21-46 Waynesburg...............L, 21-45 WV Wesleyan.............L, 37-39 Morris Harvey........... W, 57-27 Glenville.....................L, 40-53 Waynesburg...............L, 32-44 Salem...................... W, 38-35 Glenville.....................L, 47-53 Bethany.....................L, 38-44 Salem...................... W, 41-40 Marshall....................L, 36-69 WV Wesleyan........... W, 50-48 West Liberty............. W, 52-35

California...................L, 48-53 West Liberty............. W, 48-44 Marshall....................L, 40-70 Morris Harvey........... W, 72-18 New River..................L, 31-40 Concord.....................L, 37-44 Westminster...............L, 29-61 Shepherd...................L, 39-51 A-B............................L, 43-51 Potomac State............L, 41-47 Shepherd................. W, 50-47 Potomac State.......... W, 60-51 Bethany................... W, 56-51 1935-36 8-14 .364 Marietta.....................L, 26-39 Glenville.....................L, 30-63 Potomac State.......... W, 42-31 WV Wesleyan.............L, 40-46 West Liberty............. W, 48-33 Salem........................L, 27-31 West Liberty............. W, 43-37 Bethany.....................L, 46-48 Waynesburg...............L, 35-43 Salem........................L, 27-48 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 47-29 A-B............................L, 53-56 WV Wesleyan.............L, 40-44 Waynesburg...............L, 42-47 A-B.......................... W, 48-44 Concord.....................L, 44-45 Bethany................... W, 52-47 Potomac State............L, 32-44 Davis & Elkins............L, 38-56 Shepherd................. W, 67-43 1936-37 9-13 .409 Marietta.....................L, 48-53 Davis & Elkins............L, 54-79 California................. W, 58-44 Waynesburg...............L, 36-46 Glenville.....................L, 42-61 West Liberty............. W, 58-37 Bethany.....................L, 42-63 West Liberty............. W, 58-49 Frostburg...................L, 48-52 Davis & Elkins............L, 46-64 Glenville.....................L, 51-66 Shepherd................. W, 59-54 WV Wesleyan.............L, 39-41 A-B.......................... W, 46-43 Bethany................... W, 58-53 Frostburg................. W, 69-54 Salem........................L, 42-55 Waynesburg...............L, 50-72 Shepherd................. W, 43-34 Salem........................L, 43-47 V Wesleyan.............. W, 50-46 A-B............................L, 46-63 1937-38 8-16 .333 Kingwood................ W, 48-36 New River................ W, 52-37 Glenville State............L, 40-57

West Liberty............. W, 61-44 Bethany.....................L, 48-58 Concord.....................L, 51-62 Salem........................L, 44-65 Davis & Elkins............L, 56-57 Marietta.....................L, 37-55 California...................L, 26-29 Salem........................L, 41-50 WV Wesleyan........... W, 52-45 A-B............................L, 69-71 WV Wesleyan.............L, 47-48 Bethany................... W, 60-59 Waynesburg...............L, 62-74 Concord................... W, 47-43 A-B.......................... W, 93-53 Davis & Elkins............L, 45-60 West Liberty...............L, 40-68 Waynesburg...............L, 38-65 California................. W, 75-41 New River................ W, 76-46 Glenville.....................L, 56-61

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Squibb Wilson 139-85 (10 seasons) 1940-41 9-13 .409 No Game Scores 1941-42 17-6 .739 No Game Scores 1942-43 11-8 .578 California State........ W, 44-28 Marietta.....................L, 48-56 WV Wesleyan.............L, 41-47 West Liberty...............L, 43-58 Bethany................... W, 59-45 WV Wesleyan........... W, 47-36 Glenville State............L, 50-75 WV Tech................... W, 76-50 Morris Harvey.............L, 51-55 Bethany................... W, 55-50 WV Tech................... W, 69-33 Salem........................L, 55-56

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California State........ W, 81-34 A-B.......................... W, 64-36 Salem...................... W, 62-54 Marietta................... W, 43-36 Glenville State............L, 52-57 A-B............................L, 45-48 Salem...................... W, 67-47

Wesleyan...................L, 51-61 A-B............................L, 51-61 California................. W, 79-46 Bethany*................. W, 62-50 D & E*..................... W, 70-54 Wesleyan*.................L, 44-47 *Tournament Games

1943-44 11-6 .647 Rio Grande............... W, 42-32 Marshall....................L, 24-43 WVU..........................L, 31-51 Marshall....................L, 30-44 WV Tech.....................L, 39-41 Salem...................... W, 52-34 217 Military Police... W, 42-37 Salem...................... W, 65-43 Bethany.....................L, 36-76 217 Military Police... W, 43-35 A-B.......................... W, 65-32 A-B.......................... W, 64-25 Salem...................... W, 68-24 OI............................ W, 52-32 Bethany.....................L, 26-41 Salem...................... W, 43-37 OI............................ W, 64-35

1946-47 Conference Champs 21-6 .777 WV Wesleyan.............L, 45-85 Waynesburg...............L, 44-64 California State........ W, 61-43 Concord................... W, 59-41 Morris Harvey.............L, 41-57 WV Tech................... W, 71-51 Concord................... W, 73-58 WV Wesleyan........... W, 63-51 Potomac State.......... W, 52-48 Shepherd................. W, 66-34 California State..........L, 60-64 WV Wesleyan........... W, 80-51 A-B............................L, 38-50 Bethany................... W, 69-56 Salem...................... W, 69-56 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 71-47 Shepherd................. W, 85-44 Indiana State..............L, 63-67 Slippery Rock........... W, 67-63 Salem...................... W, 65-56 Glenville State.......... W, 80-56 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 76-31 Morris Harvey........... W, 70-53 Bethany................... W, 64-55 Glenville State.......... W, 74-71 WV Tech................... W, 75-56 A-B.......................... W, 64-53

1944-45 7-8 .467 WVU..........................L, 36-68 Salem...................... W, 45-31 Marshall....................L, 32-53 Salem........................L, 30-49 WV Tech................... W, 46-37 A-B.......................... W, 59-31 Slippery Rock.............L, 38-43 Concord................... W, 40-31 Slippery Rock.............L, 37-40 Salem...................... W, 61-38 WV Tech.....................L, 42-43 Marshall....................L, 35-71 Concord................... W, 44-21 Salem........................L, 44-53 Bethany.....................L, 52-62 1945-46 18-9 .667 WVU..........................L, 39-63 Marietta................... W, 51-43 Bethany................... W, 57-53 WV Tech................... W, 62-32 Concord................... W, 67-65 Marietta................... W, 56-49 W & J....................... W, 58-42 Salem...................... W, 48-46 Wesleyan................. W, 55-32 Marshall....................L, 51-66 D & E....................... W, 64-49 California................. W, 61-40 W & J....................... W, 67-56 A-B............................L, 43-48 Morris Harvey........... W, 73-54 D & E....................... W, 65-53 Salem...................... W, 81-56 Bethany.....................L, 44-45 Concord.....................L, 52-56

1947-48 Conference Champs 16-6 .727 WV University............L, 55-80 Marietta.....................L, 42-63 California State........ W, 55-51 WV University............L, 40-68 Glenville State.......... W, 66-42 A-B............................L, 59-60 WV Wesleyan........... W, 82-48 West Liberty............. W, 68-66 Bethany.....................L, 40-49 Salem...................... W, 60-47 Marietta................... W, 61-55 California State........ W, 53-52 Salem...................... W, 88-61 Slippery Rock........... W, 82-63 A-B.......................... W, 67-60 Indiana University.... W, 79-61 Davis & Elkins............L, 50-69 Bethany................... W, 85-56 WV Wesleyan........... W, 62-57 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 55-40 West Liberty............. W, 56-44 Glenville State.......... W, 70-69 1948-49 21-6 .777

California State........ W, 79-42 Marietta................... W, 89-57 WV Wesleyan........... W, 84-54 Glenville State.......... W, 74-62 Bethany................... W, 64-57 Salem...................... W, 69-51 WV Tech................... W, 67-62 WV Wesleyan........... W, 82-66 Potomac State.......... W, 68-61 Davis & Elkins............L, 63-64 Marietta................... W, 91-63 A-B.......................... W, 61-40 Morris Harvey.............L, 81-90 California................. W, 91-59 WV Tech.....................L, 61-65 Concord.....................L, 76-80 A-B.......................... W, 60-54 West Liberty............ W, 73- 71 Bethany.....................L, 65-71 Salem...................... W, 76-61 Concord................. W, 107-82 Glenville State.......... W, 90-67 West Liberty............. W, 99-72 WV Wesleyan........... W, 93-64 A-B.......................... W, 61-57 WV Tech................... W, 71-62 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 65-63 1949-50 8-17 .320 Marietta.....................L, 59-84 West Liberty...............L, 60-61 Potomac State.......... W, 61-47 Shepherd...................L, 69-73 WV Tech.....................L, 48-70 WV Wesleyan.............L, 57-70 Glenville State............L, 47-68 WV Tech.....................L, 48-54 A-B............................L, 55-58 California State..........L, 75-66 Salem...................... W, 54-41 Concord................... W, 69-65 Davis & Elkins............L, 65-68 Morris Harvey........... W, 65-63 WV Wesleyan.............L, 50-67 California State........ W, 63-53 A-B............................L, 71-72 West Liberty...............L, 63-70 Salem........................L, 66-88 Glenville State............L, 57-65 Davis & Elkins............L, 53-54 Bethany................... W, 67-60 Davis & Elkins............L, 54-61

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1950-51 9-15 .375 Marshall....................L, 34-84 WV Tech.....................L, 48-87 Marietta.....................L, 58-74 Shepherd................. W, 83-40 Glenville State.......... W, 57-56 Morris Harvey........... W, 65-45 WV Wesleyan.............L, 35-41 A-B.......................... W, 53-43 Davis & Elkins............L, 55-79 Salem...................... W, 69-57 Concord................... W, 88-76 California State..........L, 51-61 Concord.....................L, 58-68 WV Tech.....................L, 52-70 Morris Harvey.............L, 54-77 A-B............................L, 54-59 Potomac State.......... W, 63-51 California State..........L, 41-59 Glenville State............L, 43-63 Davis & Elkins............L, 51-53 Salem...................... W, 63-51 WV Wesleyan........... W, 53-49 West Liberty...............L, 58-74 WV Tech.....................L, 51-53 1951-52 3-22 .120 WV Tech.....................L, 54-84 A-B............................L, 49-62 Marietta.....................L, 51-53 California State..........L, 52-65 Beckley......................L, 68-84 Concord.....................L, 66-95 Davis & Elkins............L, 40-71 West Liberty...............L, 63-65 Concord.....................L, 62-70 Glenville.....................L, 52-69 A-B............................L, 64-66 Salem........................L, 76-77 Glenville................... W, 62-61 California State..........L, 65-73 West Liberty...............L, 65-75 Shepherd................. W, 87-78 WV Wesleyan.............L, 50-71 Morris Harvey.............L, 58-69 Salem........................L, 63-93 WV Wesleyan.............L, 63-79 Davis & Elkins............L, 75-82 WV Tech.....................L, 53-76 Morris Harvey.............L, 62-86 Concord................... W, 70-64 Morris Harvey.............L, 63-78 1952-53 9-12 .428 Glenville State............L, 68-88 WV Wesleyan.............L, 70-79 A-B............................L, 79-88 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 84-77 California State........ W, 90-72 A-B............................L, 66-79 California State..........L, 64-72 Potomac State.......... W, 84-76 Salem........................L, 68-76 Davis & Elkins............L, 76-82

Salem........................L, 91-97 West Liberty.............L, 87-113 Bethany.....................L, 66-95 Bethany................... W, 81-71 Glenville State.......... W, 82-63 West Liberty............. W, 70-68 Beckley.................. W, 104-92 Potomac State............L, 78-89 Davis & Elkins*........ W, 82-72 WV Tech*................. W, 60-58 A-B*..........................L, 69-88 *Tournament Games 1953-54 7-14 .333 Glenville State............L, 80-83 WV Wesleyan........... W, 72-71 A-B............................L, 69-77 Potomac State.......... W, 83-73 Shepherd...................L, 82-83 A-B............................L, 85-99 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 78-76 California State........ W, 80-78 Salem......................L, 82-100 California State..........L, 83-87 Salem....................L, 104-115 Davis & Elkins..........L, 74-102 West Liberty.............L, 89-104 Beckley......................L, 90-94 Concord.....................L, 77-82 Glenville State............L, 74-91 West Liberty............. W, 79-74 Bethany................... W, 68-67 Concord................... W, 73-68 WV Wesleyan......... W, 100-93 Morris Harvey*...........L, 85-92 *Tournament Game 1954-55 12-13 .480 Glenville State............L, 69-79 Shepherd................. W, 88-84 WV Wesleyan...........L, 71-111 A-B..........................L, 70-112 Potomac State.......... W, 93-61 Beckley......................L, 91-95 Salem...................... W, 91-79 Potomac State............L, 72-74 Davis & Elkins............L, 79-95 Bethany.....................L, 65-78 California State........ W, 87-75 A-B............................L, 82-83 Salem...................... W, 82-81 Concord................... W, 78-62 West Liberty............. W, 92-80 Beckley.................... W, 84-70 Concord................... W, 67-64 Glenville State............L, 77-78 Davis & Elkins..........L, 93-101 West Liberty............. W, 88-83 Bethany................... W, 86-75 California State...........L,82-85 WV Wesleyan.............L, 88-90 WV Wesleyan*......... W, 88-83 A-B*..........................L, 81-83 *Tournament Game

All-Time Scores 1955-56 16-12 .571 Davis & Elkins............L, 82-91 WV Wesleyan.............L, 73-84 California State........ W, 75-61 Potomac State.......... W, 95-81 A-B............................L, 64-68 WV Wesleyan........... W, 72-65 Glenville State.......... W, 94-88 A-B............................L, 63-83 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 85-71 Salem........................L, 83-96 Bethany.....................L, 77-85 Potomac State.......... W, 87-81 Shepherd................. W, 94-77 California State........ W, 88-77 Glenville State............L, 68-73 Concord................. W, 108-89 Salem...................... W, 89-79 Beckley.................... W, 98-70 Concord...................L, 94-104 West Liberty.............L, 95-103 Beckley.................. W, 119-80 Shepherd............... W, 100-83 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 97-62 Bethany................... W, 97-85 WV Wesleyan.............L, 74-75 Salem*.......................L,80-85 Potomac State.......... W, 96-78 WV Tech*.................L, 98-114 *Tournament Games 1956-57 19-5 .792 WV Wesleyan........... W, 80-76 Quantico Marines.......L, 75-85 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 95-64 Potomac State........ W, 110-62 Wash & Jefferson...L, 103-105 A-B............................L, 74-78 Glenville State.......... W, 85-77 California................. W, 89-63 Bethany................... W, 73-65 A-B.......................... W, 78-75 Beckley.................... W, 85-83 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 80-79 Potomac State.......... W, 95-77 Salem...................... W, 81-75 California State...... W, 103-77 Concord................... W, 82-67 West Liberty.............L, 85-100 Beckley.................. W, 105-99 Concord................... W, 87-64 West Liberty...............L, 82-89 Salem...................... W, 93-80 Glenville State.......... W, 80-75 Bethany................... W, 65-62 WV Wesleyan*...........L, 95-96 *Tournament Game 1957-58 20-8 .714 WV Wesleyan.............L, 76-85 Shepherd................. W, 88-67 Bethany................... W, 95-68 W&J......................... W, 68-64 West Liberty...............L, 77-89

St. Michaels...............L, 57-89 Hardwick................. W, 85-72 West Chester.............L, 65-77 WV Wesleyan........... W, 68-83 Salem...................... W, 94-68 A-B............................L, 73-78 Potomac State........ W, 100-70 Shepherd............... W, 112-76 West Liberty............. W, 81-62 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 87-82 A-B.......................... W, 81-68 Concord................... W, 93-84 Beckley.................. W, 103-96 Concord................. W, 101-91 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 67-63 Bethany................... W, 79-63 Beckley.................. W, 101-77 Salem...................... W, 83-67 Glenville State.......... W, 95-84 Glenville State*........ W, 98-76 A-B*........................ W, 92-72 Morris Harvey*...........L, 73-90 WV Wesleyan*.........L, 84-102 *Tournament Games 1958-59 15-12 .556 WV Wesleyan.............L, 82-96 Glenville State............L, 66-76 Shepherd................. W, 81-78 WV State................. W, 75-74 Glenville State.......... W, 88-77 West Liberty...............L, 72-77 Beckley.................... W, 80-60 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 73-70 California State........ W, 72-69 Salem...................... W, 93-74 Potomac State.......... W, 83-74 WV Wesleyan.............L, 68-81 Washington & Jefferson.......W, 73-59 Concord................... W, 84-69 A-B............................L, 63-70 Davis & Elkins............L, 85-89 Shepherd................. W, 73-69 Glenville State.......... W, 74-59 West Liberty...............L, 72-74 Beckley......................L, 63-76 California State........ W, 67-65 Potomac State.......... W, 80-51 WV Wesleyan.............L, 71-86 Concord.....................L, 63-82 A-B............................L, 73-88 Salem...................... W, 97-80 Davis & Elkins*..........L, 69-82 *Tournament Game 1959-60 11-14 .440 Concord................... W, 84-80 Davis & Elkins............L, 75-76 Glenville State............L, 66-76 Potomac State.......... W, 74-62 West Liberty...............L, 70-90 A-B.......................... W, 66-65 Davis & Elkins............L, 76-86 Frostburg State...........L, 76-77

California State........ W, 88-81 Glenville State.......... W, 74-67 Shepherd................. W, 78-71 WV Wesleyan.............L, 71-84 Davis & Elkins........L, 104-116 Beckley......................L, 71-85 Concord................... W, 83-71 WV Wesleyan.............L, 89-96 Salem........................L, 84-89 Potomac State............L, 63-79 Shepherd.................. W,78-64 West Liberty...............L, 66-88 Beckley......................L, 86-93 Concord................... W, 74-72 Salem...................... W, 77-60 Wash & Jefferson..... W, 62-48 A-B*........................L, 87-100 *Tournament Game 1960-61 13-10 .565 Glenville State............ l, 74-80 A-B........................ W, 108-89 Potomac State.......... W, 85-56 West Liberty............. W, 77-65 Glenville State............L, 76-80 WV Wesleyan.............L, 79-81 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 95-75 A-B..........................L, 92-111 A-B............................L, 58-75 Salem...................... W, 76-74 Glenville State............L, 76-97 Davis & Elkins............L, 79-82 Potomac State.......... W, 92-89 Shepherd................. W, 86-75 Salem........................L, 84-85 Wheeling................. W, 83-70 California State........ W, 95-79 West Liberty...............L, 60-83 Shepherd................. W, 92-73 WV Wesleyan........... W, 74-60 Beckley.................... W, 98-70

Concord.....................L, 67-75 Wheeling................. W, 79-64 1961-62 13-8 .619 Glenville State........ W, 103-91 WV Wesleyan...........L, 83-100 California State..........L, 73-78 A-B.......................... W, 92-80 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 90-87 Salem........................L, 64-86 A-B.......................... W, 84-80 California State........ W, 80-72 West Liberty............. W, 63-61 Davis & Elkins..........L, 96-106 Salem...................... W, 78-71 Potomac State.......... W, 73-71 Shepherd................. W, 87-83 Glenville State..........L, 70-110 WV State................. W, 89-80 West Liberty...............L, 73-82 Concord.....................L, 87-90 WV Wesleyan........... W, 91-76 Davis & Elkins*...... W, 101-78 WV Tech*................. W, 77-76 WV State*.................L, 81-83 *Tournament Games 1962-63 15-7 .682 A-B........................ W, 118-87 WV Wesleyan.............L, 77-86 Glenville State............L, 83-81 Wheeling................. W, 82-74 Salem........................L, 89-92 Shepherd................. W, 76-75 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 92-79 California State........ W, 89-68 WV Wesleyan.............L, 61-78 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 98-79 California State........ W, 99-83 Beckley.................... W, 90-71

Concord.....................L, 82-83 Wheeling................. W, 74-65 West Liberty...............L, 77-82 WV Wesleyan.........L, 102-104 A-B.......................... W, 80-79 Frostburg State......... W, 86-71 A-B.......................... W, 77-75 Beckley.................... W, 90-85 Concord.....................L, 72-73 Beckley*.................. W, 83-80 *Tournament Game

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1963-64 21-7 .750 Glenville State.......... W, 83-68 WV Wesleyan.............L, 81-86 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 89-49 West Liberty............. W, 86-71 WV Wesleyan........... W, 77-69 Western Carolina.......L, 63-73 Campbell, NC.............L, 62-70 Cumberland...............L, 83-87 Salem...................... W, 99-86 Glenville State........ W, 108-98 A-B........................ W, 101-70 Beckley.................... W, 98-74 Concord.....................L, 71-80 Davis & Elkins........ W, 113-67

1964-65 - The 1964-65 team posted a 32-4 record and won the WVIAC Tournament, defeating W.Va. Tech. The Falcons advanced to the NAIA National Tournament, losing in the semi-finals to Central State.

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All-Time Scores Salem...................... W, 70-69 Glenville State.......... W, 82-75 WV Wesleyan......... W, 101-87 Wheeling................. W, 85-68 A-B.......................... W, 80-53 California State........ W, 94-76 Beckley.................... W, 51-40 Wheeling................. W, 86-69 West Liberty...............L, 72-82 Shepherd................. W, 99-81 Davis & Elkins*........ W, 76-54 Wheeling*............... W, 72-70 Morris Harvey*...........L, 67-69 WV Tech*................. W, 65-63 *Tournament Games

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1964-65 32-4 .888 WV Wesleyan......... W, 121-65 Glenville State.......... W, 82-72 WV Wesleyan........... W, 70-69 West Liberty............. W, 83-71 Beckley.................. W, 135-75 Salem.................... W, 103-78 California State...... W, 127-82 Concord................... W, 88-71 Waynesburg........... W, 116-62 Salem.................... W, 105-58 Glenville State.......... W, 90-78 Shepherd................. W, 80-77 Salem...................... W, 93-81 California State........ W, 93-73 Davis & Elkins........ W, 112-65 Wheeling............... W, 135-87 WV Wesleyan.............L, 75-79 Davis & Elkins........ W, 107-91 A-B........................ W, 105-61 Glenville State........ W, 105-82 Wheeling...................L, 69-78 West Liberty............. W, 99-80 Shepherd............... W, 118-92 A-B........................ W, 102-92 Beckley.................. W, 110-66 Beckley.................... W, 98-76 Bluefield.................. W, 92-73 Concord................... W, 82-78 WV Tech................... W, 79-69 WV Tech................... W, 83-81 WV Tech................... W, 97-81 Upper Iowa*............ W, 94-90 Alliance.................... W, 83-69 St. Benedicts.......... W, 103-87 Central State*............L, 75-91 Ouachita*..................L, 71-78 *NAIA National Tournament Games 1965-66 23-4 .852 Salem...................... W, 93-84 Glenville State..........L, 77-105 Salem...................... W, 94-79 WV Wesleyan....... W, 103-101 Wheeling................. W, 86-81 A-B.......................... W, 89-82 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 74-66 Glenville State........ W, 106-88

Morris Harvey........... W, 82-75 Shepherd................. W, 98-88 California State...... W, 102-75 A-B........................ W, 120-85 West Liberty............. W, 54-41 Beckley.................... W, 89-81 Concord................... W, 96-82 California State (Pa.).W, 71-68 Morris Harvey.............L, 90-97 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 84-71 Glenville State........ W, 107-80 Shepherd................. W, 94-71 West Liberty........... W, 101-77 WV Wesleyan........... W, 73-72 Salem...................... W, 77-74 Wheeling................. W, 80-78 Shepherd...............L, 100-104 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 96-76 WV Wesleyan.............L, 86-94 1966-67 23-4 .852 Salem...................... W, 99-95 Glenville State...... W, 121-103 West Liberty............. W, 85-66 WV Wesleyan........... W, 73-51 Central State OH...... W, 68-59 Wheeling...................L, 79-81 A-B........................ W, 123-93 Morris Harvey.............L, 84-88 West Liberty............. W, 88-84 Concord................... W, 97-77 Wheeling................. W, 96-71 Salem...................... W, 84-80 Glenville State........ W, 100-70 California State........ W, 88-69 WV State................. W, 71-68 Glenville State.......... W, 82-81 A-B.......................... W, 82-72 Morris Harvey.............L, 79-87 Salem...................... W, 96-89 WV Wesleyan......... W, 110-56

WV Tech................... W, 64-59 Davis & Elkins........ W, 101-83 Beckley.................... W, 94-80 Davis & Elkins*........ W, 80-63 WV Tech*................. W, 64-59 WV State*............... W, 74-72 Morris Harvey*...........L, 84-98 *Tournament Games 1967-68 Conference Champs 25-6 .806 Salem...................... W, 94-93 Glenville State.......... W, 75-73 WV Wesleyan........... W, 98-68 Salem...................... W, 80-78 Wheeling................. W, 78-65 A-B.......................... W, 93-64 Glenville State.......... W, 72-68 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 91-67 Morris Harvey........... W, 98-84 West Liberty...............L, 61-72 Glenville State.......... W, 79-77 A-B........................ W, 116-91 Concord................. W, 103-83 West Liberty........... W, 100-80 WV Tech.....................L, 45-64 Central State OH........L, 50-63 WV State................. W, 86-77 Morris Harvey.............L, 70-87 Salem...................... W, 72-68 Wheeling................. W, 78-58 WV Wesleyan......... W, 121-68 A-B*........................ W, 90-70 Wheeling*............... W, 55-52 Morris Harvey*...........L, 65-76 Morris Harvey*......... W, 84-73 Morris Harvey*......... W, 81-69 OK Christian**......... W, 78-75 New Haven**.......... W, 97-72 Dickinson State**.... W, 86-81 Oshkosh**............... W, 76-74

Central State OH**L, 48-51 *Tournament Games **NAIA National Tournament Games 1968-69 Conference Champs 26-2 .929 Glenville State.......... W, 66-61 Salem...................... W, 79-69 WV Wesleyan........... W, 92-68 Glenville State.......... W, 93-67 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 86-69 Concord................. W, 110-65 Steubenville............. W, 82-62 Beckley.................... W, 91-76 Morris Harvey......... W, 100-99 A-B........................ W, 106-80 West Liberty............. W, 97-91 WV State............... W, 121-89 A-B.......................... W, 80-76 Salem.................... W, 104-64 Steubenville........... W, 103-65 Wheeling............... W, 102-59 Morris Harvey.............L, 78-88 Wheeling................. W, 77-62 Salem...................... W, 79-72 Glenville State.......... W, 77-59 West Liberty............. W, 85-75 Davis & Elkins........ W, 101-52 WV Wesleyan........... W, 97-64 West Liberty*........... W, 67-60 A-B*...................... W, 104-80 WV State*............... W, 77-72 Indiana Central**.... W, 93-75 Washburn, KS**.........L, 72-74 *Tournament Games **NAIA National Tournament Games 1969-70 25-4 .862

1964-65 - The 1964-65 team posted a 32-4 record and won the WVIAC Tournament, defeating W.Va. Tech. The Falcons advanced to the NAIA National Tournament, losing in the semi-finals to Central State.

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Glenville State.......... W, 69-53 WV Wesleyan.............L, 78-83 WV Wesleyan........... W, 88-78 Wheeling................. W, 96-75 Glenville State............L, 60-61 Davis & Elkins........ W, 106-62 Morris Harvey........... W, 89-85 Steubenville............. W, 80-63 Glenville State.......... W, 70-63 WV State................. W, 99-73 West Liberty............. W, 82-71 Point Park.............. W, 108-64 A-B.......................... W, 80-74 West Liberty............. W, 86-79 Point Park................ W, 84-76 Salem...................... W, 85-61 WV State............... W, 114-71 Wheeling................. W, 80-53 Morris Harvey.............L, 85-86 A-B.......................... W, 91-71 Davis & Elkins........ W, 100-66 Concord................... W, 71-62 Steubenville............. W, 58-54 Salem...................... W, 61-57 WV Wesleyan........... W, 71-69 Davis & Elkins*...... W, 103-77 WV Wesleyan*......... W, 89-71 Glenville State*..........L, 56-69 Bluefield*................ W, 95-75 *Tournament Games 1970-71 Conference Champs 32-3 .914 WV Wesleyan........... W, 97-63 Glenville State.......... W, 62-54 WV Wesleyan........... W, 80-64 Steubenville........... W, 102-86 Wheeling................. W, 91-73 Glenville State.......... W, 75-54 Davis & Elkins........ W, 104-77 Steubenville............. W, 90-72 Point Park.............. W, 104-78 Morris Harvey........... W, 74-66 West Liberty............. W, 91-77 Concord................... W, 86-65 A-B........................ W, 106-51 Salem.................... W, 106-69 West Liberty............. W, 76-64 Salem.................... W, 110-58 WV State................. W, 98-85 WV Wesleyan......... W, 107-71 Point Park................ W, 88-61 Wheeling............... W, 107-67 Morris Harvey........... W, 83-74 Glenville State.......... W, 82-65 Davis & Elkins........ W, 103-74 A-B.......................... W, 92-67 WV State................. W, 87-82 Beckley*.................. W, 86-56 West Liberty*.............L, 58-61 Bluefield*................ W, 88-80 West Liberty*......... W, 101-69 West Liberty*........... W, 71-57 Texas Southern**..... W, 78-77 Great Falls, MT**..... W, 83-80 NC A&T**................ W, 78-74

All-Time Scores

1970-71 - Fairmont State went 32-3 in 1970-71 and won the WVIAC Championship. The Falcons went through the regular season undefeated going 25-0. They posted a 19-0 conference record. Their first loss of the year came in the WVIAC Tournament to West Liberty, 61-58. They advanced to the semi-finals of the NAIA National Tournament losing to Eastern Michigan, 89-78.

Eastern Michigan**.....L78-89 Elizabeth City**.........L, 87-88 *Tournament Games **NAIA National Tournament Games 1971-72 Conference Champs 24-6 .800 WV Wesleyan........... W, 89-59 Point Park (OT)...........L, 69-70 Wheeling................. W, 93-73 Concord................... W, 70-56 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 90-73 Steubenville OH....... W, 81-67 Morris Harvey........... W, 97-82 Kentucky State......... W, 81-79 Salem.................... W, 106-75 Steubenville OH....... W, 70-69 West Liberty............. W, 68-66 Glenville State.......... W, 60-54 WV State................. W, 74-69 Glenville State............L, 64-77 A-B.......................... W, 98-70 WV Wesleyan........... W, 53-50 Point Park PA........... W, 86-59 Morris Harvey.............L, 67-75 Wheeling................. W, 46-44 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 82-73 A-B........................ W, 113-81 West Liberty............. W, 79-58 Salem...................... W, 85-58 WV State............... W, 106-82 WV State*............... W, 84-68 Glenville State*..........L, 61-62 West Liberty*........... W, 87-72 Glenville State**...... W, 72-61 Glenville State**........L, 50-60 Glenville State**........L, 61-71 *WVIAC Tournament **District 28 Playoff

1972-73 Conference Champs 23-5 .821 Shepherd................. W, 96-74 WV Wesleyan........... W, 94-79 Glenville State.......... W, 64-56 Wheeling................. W, 77-55 Waterloo................ W, 110-49 Morris Harvey........... W, 78-76 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 74-63 West Liberty............. W, 82-51 WV Tech................. W, 105-75 Beckley.................... W, 69-54 Salem.................... W, 101-81 WV State...................L, 54-63 Glenville State.......... W, 55-49

A-B.......................... W, 78-56 WV Wesleyan........... W, 89-50 Salem........................L, 61-64 Morris Harvey........... W, 55-50 Wheeling................. W, 83-65 Bluefield State............L, 80-85 A-B........................ W, 103-63 Point Park................ W, 60-50 West Liberty............. W, 98-61 Point Park.................L,, 63-64 WV State................. W, 64-62 WV Tech*................. W, 75-46 Glenville State*........ W, 65-58 Bluefield*................ W, 86-67 MI Southern**...........L, 63-70 *Tournament Games **NAIA National Tournament Games 1973-74 Conference Champs 28-3 .903 Shepherd................. W, 85-60 WV Wesleyan......... W, 113-73 Glenville State.......... W, 88-63 Steubenville............. W, 44-41 A-B.......................... W, 99-67 Davis & Elkins........ W, 105-53 Point Park................ W, 81-71 Kentucky State......... W, 83-74 Morris Harvey......... W, 103-69 Central State............ W, 77-66 Glenville State.......... W, 73-53 West Liberty............. W, 85-49 A-B.......................... W, 95-73 WV State............... W, 108-79 Wheeling............... W, 103-72

Salem.................... W, 125-78 WV Wesleyan........... W, 67-58 WV Tech................... W, 88-67 Concord................... W, 81-66 West Liberty............. W, 90-49 Morris Harvey........... W, 72-64 Salem........................L, 66-71 Wheeling............... W, 123-74 Bluefield State............L, 74-85 WV State................. W, 96-79 Central State.......... W, 103-67 Davis & Elkins*........ W, 96-60 Glenville State*........ W, 72-63 Shepherd*............... W, 80-59 Cameron State**..... W, 92-88 St. Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s**...............L, 55-71 *Tournament Games **NAIA National Tournament Games 1974-75 Conference Champs 31-6 .838 WV Wesleyan........... W, 91-68 Shepherd............... W, 100-97 Hanover................... W, 93-75 WV Wesleyan........... W, 64-57 Bluefield State........ W, 101-70 Mercyhurst.................L, 57-61 Point Park................ W, 88-81 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 81-78 Steubenville........... W, 101-86 Hanover................... W, 85-67 Morris Harvey........... W, 99-72 A-B.......................... W, 91-75 WV Wesleyan........... W, 94-78 West Liberty............. W, 99-67

Glenville State.......... W, 74-62 Shepherd................. W, 96-77 Wheeling................. W, 87-76 WV State................. W, 91-75 Glenville State.......... W, 71-61 Salem.................... W, 104-81 Central State.......... W, 113-91 Beckley......................L, 55-61 WV State...................L, 77-91 West Liberty............. W, 86-66 Westminster........... W, 106-61 Kentucky State...........L, 84-93 Morris Harvey........... W, 91-89 Salem...................... W, 98-88 Central State..............L, 55-64 A-B.......................... W, 78-66 Mercyhurst............... W, 65-64 Concord*................. W, 91-72 Beckley*.................. W, 88-54 Shepherd*............... W, 69-65 Kearney State**....... W, 94-86 Winona State**..... W, 102-84 Midwestern**............L, 80-85 *Tournament Games **NAIA National Tournament Games 1975-76 Conference Champs 28-1 .966 Frostburg State....... W, 105-77 Point Park................ W, 98-65 WV Wesleyan......... W, 113-81 Point Park................ W, 83-81 West Liberty........... W, 109-65 Morris Harvey........... W, 90-76 Glenville State.......... W, 78-65

1974-75 - The 1974-75 team won the WVIAC Championship and recorded a 31-6 overall record. They had a conference mark of 17-2. The Falcons defeated Shepherd, 69-65, to win the WVIAC Tournament title and advanced to the NAIA National Tournament. Fairmont was beaten in the quarter-finals by Midwestern, 85-80.

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WV Tech................... W, 96-70 West Liberty............. W, 99-75 Concord................... W, 73-71 WV Wesleyan........... W, 72-61 Davis & Elkins........ W, 102-72 WV State................. W, 86-74 Glenville State.......... W, 99-82 A-B.......................... W, 85-62 Salem...................... W, 93-88 Shepherd................. W, 93-86 Wheeling................. W, 70-65 Bluefield State.......... W, 96-84 A-B........................ W, 121-89 Morris Harvey........... W, 93-69 Salem...................... W, 99-90 WV State................. W, 96-77 Westminster............. W, 58-40 Salem*.................... W, 86-76 Bluefield State*........ W, 84-73 Shepherd*............. W, 104-84 Howard Payne**...... W, 58-52 Texas Southern**.......L, 75-82 *Tournament Games **NAIA National Tournament Games 1976-77 Conference Champs 21-5 .807 Hillsdale................. W, 111-63 High Point................ W, 95-85 West Liberty............. W, 87-62 WV Wesleyan........... W, 83-77 Shepherd................. W, 63-56 Glenville State.......... W, 90-68 Delaware State......... W, 94-57 Point Park..................L, 69-77 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 91-60 Morris Harvey........... W, 79-65 A-B........................ W, 125-91 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 80-63 Beckley.................... W, 77-57 Wheeling................. W, 76-57 WV State................. W, 74-50 Salem.................... W, 112-64 Shepherd...................L, 58-60 Morris Harvey........... W, 56-54 Salem...................... W, 93-54 Bluefield State.......... W, 72-64 WV Tech*................. W, 56-48 WV Wesleyan*...........L, 66-67 Glenville State*..........L, 81-82 WV Wesleyan**....... W, 92-70 WV Wesleyan**....... W, 93-83 Emporia KA***..........L, 71-76 *Tournament (WVIAC) **District 28 Play-off ***NAIA Tournament 1977-78 Conference Champs 27-6 .818 Coastal Carolina...... W, 82-69 Bluefield State.......... W, 79-57 West Liberty............. W, 94-82 Wheeling................. W, 76-64 WV Wesleyan.............L, 73-88

Glenville State.......... W, 77-64 Heidelberg OH......... W, 76-73 Point Park................ W, 82-79 Morris Harvey........... W, 58-56 A-B........................ W, 104-87 Wheeling................. W, 80-57 Shepherd................. W, 78-77 WV Tech................... W, 63-61 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 97-65 Salem...................... W, 82-71 Glenville State.......... W, 72-57 A-B.......................... W, 93-71 Bluefield.................. W, 54-45 Concord................... W, 89-64 WV Wesleyan........... W, 63-53 Morris Harvey........... W, 78-71 Shepherd...................L, 62-63 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 71-55 WV State................. W, 72-61 Salem...................... W, 79-69 WV State...................L, 87-94 WV State*............... W, 71-65 Wheeling*.................L, 60-69 Morris Harvey*......... W, 82-66 WV Wesleyan**....... W, 73-47 WV Wesleyan**.........L, 82-92 WV Wesleyan**....... W, 72-68 Westmont CA***......L, 55-65 *Tournament (WVIAC) **District 28 Play-off ***NAIA Tournament 1978-79 20-8 .714 Edinboro State....... W, 107-81 Coppin State............ W, 77-72 A-B........................ W, 117-88 WV Wesleyan.............L, 68-81 Glenville State.......... W, 76-52 Wheeling................. W, 80-62 Concord................... W, 64-61 Dowling................... W, 76-60 Point Park................ W, 76-70 Morris Harvey........... W, 47-43 WV Tech................... W, 70-66 Salem...................... W, 72-48 WV State................. W, 94-68 Wheeling...................L, 69-71 A-B............................L, 81-91 Davis & Elkins.......... W, 78-63 Shepherd................. W, 74-61 Glenville State.......... W, 78-59 West Liberty...............L, 46-60 WV Wesleyan.............L, 62-73 Morris Harvey.............L, 61-67 Bluefield State.......... W, 84-67 Shepherd................. W, 87-81 WV State................. W, 71-64 Salem...................... W, 79-62 Point Park..................L, 49-50 Davis & Elkins*........ W, 83-64 Concord*...................L, 57-70 *Tournament Games

1979-80 Conference Champs 26-5 .838 Mars Hill.................. W, 94-52 Point Park................ W, 94-75 WV Wesleyan.............L, 60-64 Wheeling...................L, 62-64 West Liberty............. W, 99-71 Glenville State.......... W, 76-49 WV State................. W, 91-77 Bowie State........... W, 101-70 Steubenville............. W, 92-59 Keene State.............. W, 93-59 U. of Charleston....... W, 57-48 A-B.......................... W, 92-71 WV Tech.....................L, 52-73 Shepherd................. W, 85-70 Concord................... W, 74-69 Glenville State.......... W, 55-44 Salem...................... W, 65-57 Davis & Elkins............L, 54-57 Wheeling................. W, 79-60 Bluefield State.......... W, 87-81 A-B.......................... W, 97-96 U. of Charleston....... W, 66-59 Coppin State............ W, 98-47 WV Wesleyan........... W, 64-56 Salem...................... W, 75-64 Shepherd................. W, 80-68 WV State............... W, 103-64 WVIAC Tournament Davis & Elkins*........ W, 84-69 Wheeling*............... W, 71-64 WV State*............... W, 65-49 NAIA Tournament LeMoyne-Owen**......L, 82-84 1980-81 26-5 (.838) COPPIN STATE...........L, 66-68 PENN STATE-BEHREND.......W, 84-67 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 83-47 at West Liberty......... W, 83-72 PIKESVILLE (KY)....... W, 75-55 WV STATE ............... W, 92-62 POINT PARK...............L, 67-68 WALSH (OH)............ W, 72-40 OTTERBEIN (OH)...... W, 72-65 WV WESLYEAN......... W, 52-49 at Glenville State...... W, 61-51 at A-B...................... W, 94-84 WV TECH................. W, 47-38 SHEPHERD............... W, 73-54 at Concord............... W, 71-60 SALEM INT’L............ W, 74-69 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 84-61 COPPIN STATE (MD)...L, 37-44 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 81-69 at WV State.............. W, 65-46 CHARLESTON.............L, 76-90 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 59-42 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 65-57 at Salem Int’l............ W, 67-65 at Shepherd............. W, 87-70 A-B.......................... W, 91-82 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 27-23

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WVIAC Tournament vs. WV Wesleyan...... W, 54-52 vs. Glenville State..... W, 54-48 vs. Charleston.......... W, 70-66 NAIA Tournament vs. Briar Cliff IA..........L, 67-76 1981-82 17-11 (.607) SHIPPENSBURG (PA).W, 41-40 EDINBORO (PA)........ W, 90-59 WV TECH...................L, 66-71 at Charleston.............L, 61-71 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 81-62 POINT PARK............. W, 67-65 at A-B...................... W, 90-88 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 70-58 CONCORD............... W, 43-41 at Davis & Elkins........L, 50-64 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 68-61 NY STATE U............. W, 95-54 A-B.......................... W, 87-68 SALEM INT’L...... W, 64-62 (ot) WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 90-55 at WV Tech ................L, 76-93 at Bluefield State........L, 87-94 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 46-34 WV STATE..................L, 72-79 U.of D.C. ................. W, 73-71 at Charleston........... W, 51-47 at WV State.............. W, 67-53 at Glenville State........L, 65-72 at Salem Int’l..............L, 47-63 SHEPHERD.................L, 71-73 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 60-59 at U. of D.C..............L, 75-101 WVIAC Tournament vs. WV State...............L, 61-65

Dave Cooper 53-39 (3 seasons) 1982-83 14-14 (.500) OHIO DOMINICAN... W, 88-52 WILMINGTON.......... W, 83-55 CALIFORNIA (PA)..... W, 65-63 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 77-71 at West Liberty...........L, 55-68 at WV State................L, 80-91 RIO GRANDE..............L, 68-71 at Penn St-Behrend.. W, 81-69 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 74-58 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 61-49

A-B.......................... W, 86-74 at WV Wesleyan.........L, 69-75 DAEMAN............... W, 101-49 at Salem Int’l..............L, 76-81 WV TECH.................L, 87-104 BLUEFIELD STATE.......L, 81-90 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 70-54 at A-B............. L, 100-107 (ot) at Charleston.............L, 73-79 at Concord.................L, 70-88 WV STATE................ W, 60-55 SALEM INT’L....... L, 74-79 (ot) at Shepherd...............L, 82-85 at Glenville State........L, 56-69 POINT PARK....... W, 73-71 (ot) CHARLESTON........... W, 73-64 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 80-67 WVIAC Tournament vs. Wheeling Jesuit.....L, 49-66 1983-84 17-16 (.515) OHIO DOMINCAN.... W, 78-37 HEIDELBERG..............L, 70-87 at Rio Grande.............L, 65-87 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 50-45 WV STATE................ W, 92-61 PENN ST BEHREND.. W, 98-56 WALSH......................L, 72-73 CHARLESTON.............L, 68-72 CONCORD............... W, 91-83 at Bluefield State...... W, 77-75 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 77-66 SALEM INT’L..............L, 72-75 at A-B........................L, 70-79 GLENVILLE STATE.......L, 68-70 at WV Wesleyan.. L, 67-69 (ot) at Davis & Elkins...... W, 75-53 at Charleston.............L, 68-71 A-B.......................... W, 86-81 POINT PARK............. W, 83-60 at WV State..............L, 88-103 at Salem Int’l............ W, 65-64 at WV Tech.................L, 69-76 WV WESLEYAN..........L, 65-77 at Glenville State........L, 69-71 at Shepherd...............L, 85-97 at Wheeling ...... W, 60-58 (ot) CALIFORNIA ST.. W, 77-75 (ot) WVIAC Tournament vs. Concord.............. W, 82-80 vs. Shepherd............. W, 96-73 vs. West Liberty........ W, 73-70 vs. WV Tech ............. W, 63-57 District 28-Playoff vs. WV Wesleyan........L, 57-65 vs. WV Wesleyan........L, 76-95 1984-85 22-9 (.709) at Southern Miss...... W, 69-62 at Tulane....................L, 63-72 at WV State................L, 85-88 at Davis & Elkins...... W, 69-68 at West Liberty...........L, 59-69 CALIFORNIA (PA)..... W, 82-60 at Point Park............ W, 71-65

All-Time Scores DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 69-64 at Charleston.............L, 70-76 GENEVA (PA)........... W, 95-84 at Walsh (O.)..............L, 71-76 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 91-78 at Wheeling....... W, 75-66 (ot) SHEPHERD............... W, 54-48 at Salem Int’l............ W, 78-70 A-B.......................... W, 80-58 at Glenville State........L, 67-74 WV WESLEYAN..........L, 58-70 CHARLESTON..... W, 94-83 (ot) at A-B...................... W, 95-70 at Concord............. W, 106-81 WV STATE.............. W, 100-91 SALEM INT’L.......... W, 101-86 WV TECH................. W, 78-62 at WV Wesleyan.........L, 66-74 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 86-62 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 47-45 WVIAC Tournament vs. Davis & Elkins..... W, 72-64 vs. West Liberty........ W, 56-54 vs. Charleston.......... W, 88-86 vs. WV Wesleyan........L, 66-72

Joe Lambiotte 61-52 (4 seasons) 1985-86 13-15 (.464) at St. Bonaventure....L, 70-107 WAYNESBURG...........L, 79-80 POINT PARK...............L, 57-59 at California Univ... W, 104-91 at A-B...................... W, 86-82 PIKEVILLE................. W, 93-75 CALIFORNIA UNIV.... W, 97-77 at Pikeville.................L, 87-89 SALEM INT’L............ W, 90-59 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 97-81 A-B........................ W, 100-67 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 92-90 SHEPHERD............... W, 82-68 at Davis & Elkins.. W, 118-102 at West Liberty....... W, 110-76 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 54-65 GLENVILLE STATE.L, 61-64 (ot) WV TECH...................L, 59-76 at Waynesburg...........L, 70-82 at Salem Int’l..............L, 80-93 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 80-67 CONCORD............... W, 64-62 at Glenville State........L, 70-76 WV WESLEYAN..........L, 82-84

WHEELING JESUIT.L, 72-73 (ot) at WV State..............L, 99-106 at Charleston.............L, 72-88 WVIAC Tournament vs. Wheeling Jesuit.....L, 60-67 1986-87 15-13 (.535) WILMINGTON.......... W, 90-68 LaROCHE................. W, 92-66 at Waynesburg.........L, 68-116 at Point Park..............L, 60-64 A-B............................L, 83-91 PITT-BRADFORD....... W, 77-73 POINT PARK............. W, 92-76 DYKE....................... W, 82-78 at Salem Int’l............ W, 85-77 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 82-73 at A-B........................L, 89-92 WV WESLEYAN.L, 112-122 (ot) at Shepherd...............L, 92-96 at Davis & Elkins...... W, 92-82 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 93-78 WHEELING JESUIT...... W, 97-2 at Glenville State...... W, 73-71 at WV Tech...............L, 70-103 WAYNESBURG......... W, 96-94 SALEM INT’L............ W, 78-69 at Bluefield State........L, 79-89 at Concord....... W, 98-97 (2ot) GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 67-62 at WV Wesleyan.........L, 51-81 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 70-71 WV STATE................L, 94-105 CHARLESTON........... W, 85-81 WVIAC Tournament vs. Shepherd...............L, 71-79 1987-88 20-9 (.689) CINCINNATI BIBLE... W, 92-43 at Indiana U of PA.... W, 78-74 DYKE....................... W, 98-82 at Edinboro.............. W, 98-89 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 70-69 at A-B.................... W, 104-99 TIFFIN...................... W, 90-71 EDINBORO............... W, 91-80 GENEVA................... W, 69-61 at Central St. U...........L, 72-82 SALEM INT’L............ W, 89-72 at Davis & Elkins...... W, 92-61 A-B.......................... W, 88-80 SHEPHERD.................L, 83-93 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 84-73 at West Liberty......... W, 78-65 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 67-72 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 66-61 WV TECH............ L, 68-73 (ot) at WV State................L, 84-93 at Salem Int’l..............L, 72-74 BLUEFIELD STATE.......L, 74-81 CONCORD............... W, 84-73 POINT PARK............. W, 96-78 at Glenville State.W, 81-70 (ot) at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 79-77 at Charleston.............L, 82-83

WVIAC Tournament SALEM..................... W, 84-73 vs. Shepherd...............L, 85-90 1988-89 13-15 (.464) YORK UNIV............... W, 84-66 CINCINNATI BIBLE... W, 73-44 OHIO-BELMONT....... W, 86-66 INDIANA UNIV......... W, 64-58 West Liberty.............L, 81-115 A-B.................... W, 83-82 (ot) CENTRAL STATE U.... W, 73-70 DYKE..................... W, 110-81 BLUEFIELD STATE.......L, 71-79 PITT-BRADFORD....... W, 79-75 at Point Park...... W, 69-66 (ot) at Salem Int’l..............L, 64-77 DAVIS & ELKINS..... W, 108-71 at A-B......................L, 96-103 at Shepherd............. W, 85-71 at Davis & Elkins........L, 57-74 WEST LIBERTY............L, 77-78 WHEELING JESUIT......L, 78-91 at Glenville State...... W, 53-52 WV Tech.............. L, 66-65 (ot) WV STATE..................L, 58-64 SALEM INT’L............ W, 70-69 at Bluefield State........L, 78-85 at Concord.................L, 82-95 GLENVILLE........ L, 79-81 (2ot) at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 69-92 CHARLESTON.............L, 73-81 WVIAC Tournament vs. WV Tech................L, 66-69

Randy Hess 54-59 (4 seasons) 1989-90 16-13 (.552) YORK UNIVERSITY.... W, 92-63 at Indiana U. of PA...L, 77-104 WHEELING......... W, 85-84 (ot) at Edinboro................L, 79-91 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 93-85 at A-B........................L, 89-95 at Westminster... W, 81-76 (ot) WV WESLEYAN........ W, 75-74 WESTMINSTER...........L, 86-92 POINT PARK........... W, 104-91 at WV Wesleyan.........L, 87-90 SALEM INT’L....... L, 82-84 (ot) at Davis & Elkins...... W, 92-84 A-B.......................... W, 85-76

SHEPHERD............... W, 80-76 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 88-83 at West Liberty...........L, 76-84 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 71-82 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 90-85 WV TECH...................L, 66-88 at WV State................L, 91-92 at Salem Int’l..............L, 76-77 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 85-80 CONCORD............. W, 100-85 at Charleston........... W, 85-84 at Glenville State........L, 52-70 SHENANDOAH......... W, 89-82 WVIAC Tournament vs. Bluefield State..... W, 84-74 vs. Concord..............L, 94-113 1990-91 17-12 (.586) at Transylvania............L, 66-79 INDIANDA U. PA.L, 97-102 (ot) at Westminster......... W, 73-68 EDINBORO............... W, 94-78 A-B........................L, 105-109 WESTMINSTER...........L, 62-64 at WV Wesleyan.........L, 86-87 at West Liberty......... W, 92-71 TRANSYLVANIA..........L, 65-66 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 99-94 WV WESLEYAN........L, 80-100 at Salem Int’l............L, 92-103 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 88-80 at A-B........................L, 73-82 POINT PARK........... W, 100-86 at Shepherd........... W, 100-76 at Davis & Elkins...... W, 95-78 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 83-73 WHEELING JESUIT......L, 84-87 at Glenville State...... W, 86-82 WV Tech................. W, 101-87 WV STATE.............. W, 105-76 SALEM INT’L..............L, 72-80 at Bluefield State.... W, 105-97 at Concord............... W, 99-94 CHARLESTON........... W, 97-83 GLENVILLE STATE... W, 107-95 WVIAC Tournament vs. Charleston.......... W, 71-69 vs. Concord................L, 93-95 1991-92 16-13 (.552) at Point Park............ W, 97-86 ST. VINCENT............. W, 80-70 at Indiana U of PA.......L,87-95 at A-B............... L, 94-100 (ot) at Edinboro................L, 82-85 WV WESLEYAN...... W, 100-83 PFEIFFER.................. W, 90-84 WV Wesleyan.............L, 92-95 SALEM INT’L.......... W, 100-88 at Davis & Elkins........L, 69-76 A-B.......................... W, 91-79 COLUMBIA UNION.W, 108-92 SHEPHERD.................L, 73-82 DAVIS & ELKINS.........L, 85-90 at West Liberty...........L, 65-76

at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 78-88 GLENVILLE... W, 106-102 (2ot) WV TECH...................L, 67-78 at WV State............ W, 106-78 at Salem Int’l............ W, 93-77 BLUEFIELD STATE.W, 99-97 (ot) CONCORD.................L, 89-91 at Charleston........... W, 74-72 at Glenville State...... W, 65-52 at Malone..................L, 94-68 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 88-78 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 87-77 WVIAC Tournament vs. Salem Int’l........... W, 84-80 vs. Shepherd...............L, 71-72 1992-93 5-21 (.192) vs. Indiana ................L, 81-95 at Salem Int’l ........... W, 84-81 at St. Vincent..............L, 60-85 at A-B........................L, 72-79 WV Wesleyan.............L, 70-75 MALONE....................L, 54-87 EDINBORO.................L, 74-91 WV WESLEYAN..........L, 68-73 at Concord.................L, 64-97 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 84-81 Gatlenville State.........L, 43-69 at WV State.............. W, 66-63 at West Liberty...........L, 67-81 SHEPHERD.................L, 80-91 at Charleston.............L, 43-73 WHEELING JESUIT......L, 79-97 at WV Tech............... W, 77-68 A-B.......................... W, 79-73 at Davis & Elkins........L, 88-99 GLENVILLE STATE.......L, 77-99 at Salem Int’l .............L, 44-90 WEST LIBERTY............L, 76-78 at Shepherd...............L, 62-71 CHARLESTON.............L, 67-70 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 75-90 WVIAC Tournament vs. Wheeling Jesuit.....L, 76-92

Butch Haswell 226-93 (11 seasons) 1993-94 10-18 (.357) vs. Edinboro...............L, 56-77 vs. Pitt-Johnstown......L, 83-86 at Salem Int’l............L, 59-105 at Indiana..................L, 68-86

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A-B..........................L, 76-102 WV WESLEYAN..........L, 79-84 at California U. ..........L, 52-80 WESTMINISTER..........L, 51-75 CONCORD.................L, 90-97 at Bluefield State........L, 93-98 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 81-65 WV STATE................ W, 63-54 at West Liberty...........L, 78-86 at Shepherd...............L, 64-66 CHARLESTON........... W, 88-66 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 62-74 WV TECH................. W, 99-77 at A-B...................... W, 66-64 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 86-69 at Glenville State......L, 101-79 WV Wesleyan.............L, 62-67 SHEPHERD.................L, 74-84 at Charleston.............L, 67-73 WEST LIBERTY............L, 68-99 WHEELING JESUIT......L, 81-83 WVIAC Tournament vs. Concord.............. W, 91-80 vs. Shepherd............. W, 83-80 vs. Wheeling Jesuit.....L, 72-80 1994-95 21-5 (.808) vs. Laroche............. W, 112-66 vs. Ashland............... W, 79-70 SALEM INT’L............ W, 77-73 at Pitt-Johnstown.......L, 81-93 A-B.......................... W, 74-70 POINT PARK........... W, 103-82 at Mercyhurst........... W, 86-74 LAKE ERIE................ W, 91-79 ST. VINCENT............. W, 65-53 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 81-61 at Concord............... W, 84-71 BLUEFIELD STATE... W, 111-74 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 70-60 at Charleston........... W, 90-84 at Shepherd............. W, 96-82 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 79-94 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 95-66 at WV Tech............... W, 97-84 Davis & Elkins........ W, 109-92 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 79-56 at Salem Int’l............L, 84-102 SHEPHERD............... W, 84-72 WV STATE..................L, 77-88 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 96-75 at West Liberty......... W, 83-63 WVIAC Tournament vs. Charleston..... L, 96-93 (ot) 1995-96 24-5 (.828) vs. Cheyney.............. W, 91-73 vs. Wayne................. W, 82-65 vs. Ashland............... W, 74-56 POINT PARK........... W, 116-65 PHILADELPHIA BIBLE.W, 87-50 at Salem Int’l............ W, 90-81 at St. Vincent............ W, 78-77 at A-B...................... W, 90-82 at West Minster........ W, 75-64

at Glenville State........L, 58-60 CONCORD............... W, 83-74 at Bluefield State...... W, 86-79 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 83-76 CHARLESTON........... W, 94-82 SHEPHERD............... W, 90-61 at WV State.............. W, 82-77 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 89-80 at West Liberty......... W, 83-77 WV TECH................. W, 95-71 DAVIS & ELKINS..... W, 109-69 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 81-73 at Salem Int’l............ W, 85-79 at Shepherd...............L, 71-72 WV STATE................ W, 90-80 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 84-75 WEST LIBERTY............L, 79-89 WVIAC Tournament vs. Bluefield State.......L, 74-77 NCAA East Regional vs. Bluefield State..... W, 78-66 vs. IUP.......................L, 83-84 1996-97 19-11 (.633) vs. Virginia Union.......L, 54-60 vs. South Dakota........L, 72-87 SHIPPENSBURG.........L, 66-71 LOCK HAVEN........... W, 80-74 POINT PARK...............L, 79-81 WILBERFORCE......... W, 95-75 BETHANY................. W, 83-74 A-B............................L, 74-75 BETHANY................. W, 83-74 EAST STROUDSBURG.W, 91-81 UDC......................... W, 67-63 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 65-48 at Concord.................L, 83-85 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 95-83 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 67-56 at Charleston........... W, 78-73 at Shepherd............. W, 67-61 WV STATE................ W, 82-73 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 85-71 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 66-64 at WV Tech............... W, 92-83 at Davis & Elkins...... W, 76-67 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 96-58 at Salem Int’l..............L, 64-85 SHEPHERD.................L, 68-72 at WV State................L, 60-62 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 68-65 at West Liberty...........L, 77-83 WVIAC Tournament vs. WV Wesleyan...... W, 92-77 vs. Concord................L, 71-80 1997-98 27-4 (.870) Mt. ALOYSIUS........... W, 90-71 ELIZABETH............... W, 99-78 POINT PARK........... W, 106-72 WILBERFORCE....... W, 107-91 at Salem Int’l..............L, 66-76 at A-B...................... W, 97-96 at UDC..................... W, 76-63 MIAMI-MIDDLETOWN.W, 100-59

1997-98 - The 1997-98 squad was the first team in Fairmont history to advance to the NCAA II National Elite Eight Tournament. The Falcons had a 27-4 record that season. In the Elite Eight National Tournament in Louisville, Ky., Fairmont fell to St. Rose, 77-73.

EAST STROUDSBURG.W, 83-70 at Glenville State...... W, 83-73 CONCORD............... W, 73-56 at Bluefield State...... W, 96-86 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 87-68 CHARLESTON........... W, 74-68 SHEPHERD............... W, 66-59 at WV State.............. W, 67-54 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 87-74 at West Liberty....... W, 103-91 WV TECH................. W, 93-81 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 83-70 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 71-56 SALEM INT’L..............L, 76-80 at Shepherd............. W, 92-84 WV STATE................ W, 80-70 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 86-69 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 82-74 WVIAC Tournament vs. WV STATE........... W, 79-75 vs. Concord................L, 74-75 NCAA East Regionals vs. Pitt-Johnstown.... W, 75-74 vs. Salem Int’l........... W, 79-78 NCAA Elite Eight vs. St. Rose.................L, 73-77 1998-99 25-5 (.833) HILLSDALE .............. W, 79-63 LOCK HAVEN........... W, 87-55 POINT PARK............. W, 87-71 MOUNT ALOYSIUS.... W, 64-43 SALEM INT’L..............L, 62-70 A-B.......................... W, 86-63 UDC ........................ W, 97-70 WEST CHESTER..........L, 66-69 MANDSFIELD.............L, 77-78 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 76-63

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at Concord............... W, 72-68 BLUEFIELD STATE... W, 109-69 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 75-52 at Charleston........... W, 93-88 at Shepherd............. W, 77-68 WV STATE................ W, 86-54 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 81-73 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 71-67 WVU Tech................ W, 69-56 at Davis & Elkins...... W, 96-64 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 80-50 at Salem Int’l............ W, 51-48 SHEPHERD............... W, 97-72 at WV State.............. W, 81-65 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 93-58 at West Liberty......... W, 95-80 WVIAC Tournament vs. WV Wesleyan...... W, 76-67 vs. Charleston..... L, 79-84 (ot) NCAA East Regionals (Semi-Finals) vs. Queens............... W, 61-54 (Finals) vs. Salem Int’t............L, 69-73 1999-00 25-4 (.862) vs. Ohio State-Lima.W, 124-71 OHIO VALLEY......... W, 103-70 POINT PARK............. W, 90-55 at Salem Int’l..............L, 75-81 at A-B...................... W, 65-60 DAEMAN................. W, 68-64 at Columbia Union... W, 67-66 MOUNT OLIVE......... W, 75-69 KENTUCKY STATE.... W, 92-79 at Glenville State...... W, 85-66 CONCORD............... W, 90-52 at Bluefield State...... W, 99-68

CHARLESTON.............L, 69-53 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 70-61 SHEPHERD............... W, 72-57 at WV State.............. W, 68-54 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 71-40 at West Liberty......... W, 75-67 WVU TECH............... W, 83-73 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 83-57 at WV Wesleyan...... W, 65-54 SALEM INT’L............ W, 69-64 at Shepherd............. W, 93-85 WV STATE................ W, 81-57 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 63-34 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 70-50 WVIAC Tournament vs. WV State............. W, 77-64 vs. Salem Int’l.............L, 48-65 NCAA EAST REGIONAL SEMI-FINALS vs. Indiana University.. L, 73-79 2000-01 22-10 (.687) OHIO VALLEY........... W, 75-53 ST. MARY’S................L, 46-56 POINT PARK...............L, 58-66 MOUNT ALOYSIUS.... W, 89-72 COLUMBIA UNION... W, 77-59 at Davis & Elkins...... W, 77-62 LIVINGSTONE.............L, 59-64 vs. Indiana-Fort W. ... W, 66-55 vs. Hillsdale.............. W, 68-57 vs. Missouri Southern.L, 57-66 vs. Kentucky State......L, 81-83 vs. Goldey-Beacom.W, 100-74 at Glenville State........L, 52-75 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 86-75 SHEPHERD............... W, 78-50 at Concord............... W, 82-60

All-Time Scores at Ohio Valley........... W, 82-59 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 76-70 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 79-72 at Salem Int’l..............L, 68-83 A-B.......................... W, 89-72 at Bluefield State...... W, 77-66 CHARLESTON.............L, 63-68 WV STATE................ W, 97-78 at WVU Tech..............L, 60-69 OHIO VALLEY.............L, 64-98 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 82-76 at West Liberty......... W, 72-68 SALEM INT’L............ W, 65-58 WVIAC Tournament BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 91-70 vs. WV State............. W, 75-65 vs. Charleston............L, 68-73 2001-02 17-11 (.607) OHIO STATE LIMA.... W, 76-28 NEW HAVEN............ W, 69-68 at Lock Haven............L, 66-71 DAEMEN.................. W, 67-55 COLUMBIA UNION... W, 74-64 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 74-59 OHIO EASTERN........ W, 94-64 vs. Bowie State...........L, 67-82 vs. Bluefield State..... W, 89-83 GLENVILLE STATE.......L, 71-73 at WV Wesleyan.........L, 68-84 at Shepherd...............L, 59-61 CONCORD............... W, 87-61 OHIO VALLEY........... W, 70-57 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 69-83 at West Liberty.... L, 75-80 (ot) SALEM INT’L..............L, 83-84 at A-B........................L, 89-93 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 89-69 at Charleston........... W, 90-87 at WV State.............. W, 67-66 WVU TECH............... W, 64-58 at Ohio Valley........... W, 84-66 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 88-71 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 76-74 at Salem Int’l..............L, 65-79 WVIAC Tournament SHEPHERD............... W, 78-62 vs. A-B.......................L, 78-82 2002-03 19-9 (.679) OHIO ST NEWARK.. W, 109-48 SAINT PAUL’S........... W, 68-60 COLUMBIA UNION... W, 83-80 at Davis & Elkins...... W, 88-64 LOCK HAVEN........... W, 80-65 at Shippensburg....... W, 79-63 vs. California..............L, 55-69 vs. Ohio Valley.......... W, 95-56 WILBERFORCE......... W, 80-60 at Glenville State........L, 77-82 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 62-58 SHEPHERD............... W, 79-72 at Concord.................L, 76-80 at Ohio Valley........... W, 86-41 OHIO EASTERN...... W, 114-65

WHEELING JESUIT......L, 70-79 WEST LIBERTY.......... W, 82-72 at Salem Int’l..............L, 65-82 A-B............................L, 64-81 at Bluefield State...... W, 91-65 CHARLESTON.............L, 74-83 WV STATE................ W, 81-66 at WVU Tech............ W, 86-85 OHIO VALLEY........... W, 85-63 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 74-88 at West Liberty......... W, 82-68 SALEM INT’L............ W, 75-66 WVIAC Tournament WVU TECH.................L, 60-75 2003-04 18-10 (.643) OHIO ZANESVILLE.. W, 120-61 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 75-65 OHIO EASTERN...... W, 103-73 COLUMBIA UNION.W, 103-55 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 72-58 SHIPPENSBURG....... W, 82-72 vs. West Chester....... W, 64-56 vs. Ohio Valley.......... W, 66-63 at Lock Haven............L, 54-59 GLENVILLE STATE.......L, 62-76 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 64-62 at Shepherd...............L, 61-73 CONCORD............... W, 90-81 OHIO VALLEY........... W, 77-57 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 95-91 at West Liberty......... W, 78-64 SALEM INT’L..............L, 64-66 at A-B........................L, 44-71 BLUEFIELD............. W, 115-85 at Charleston........... W, 80-66 WV State...................L, 83-86 WV STATE................ W, 81-66 WVU TECH.................L, 77-78 at Ohio Valley........... W, 76-63 WHEELING JESUIT......L, 80-86 WEST LIBERTY........ W, 103-83 at Salem Int’l...............L,69-74 WVIAC Tournament at WVU Tech............ W, 91-76 vs. WV State...............L, 78-95

Tim Murphy 122-78 (7 seasons) 2004-05 15-14 (.517) OHIO-NEWARK........ W, 96-62 NEWPORT..................L, 68-78

Davis & Elkins.......... W, 84-75 COLUMBIA UNION... W, 77-57 vs. Slippery Rock....... W, 77-68 vs. Seton Hill............ W, 85-74 HIRAM..................... W, 78-72 LOCK HAVEN........... W, 58-42 at Glenville State........L, 81-85 WV WESLEYAN..........L, 62-78 at Ohio Eastern...... W, 112-54 SHEPHERD............... W, 70-61 at Concord.................L, 78-81 at Ohio Valley.............L, 73-82 vs. Florida Gulf Coast.L, 75-103 WHEELING JESUIT......L, 68-77 WEST LIBERY.............L, 86-87 at Salem Int’l..............L, 49-67 A-B............................L, 74-92 at Bluefield State........L, 73-84 CHARLESTON.............L, 81-90 WV STATE................ W, 94-86 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 78-75 at West Liberty...........L, 81-88 SALEM INT’L............ W, 74-66 WVIAC Tournament at Concord............... W, 77-66 vs. A-B.......................L, 59-78 2005-06 13-15 (.464) OHIO NEWARK........ W, 90-49 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 83-60 PITT-GREENSBURG... W, 98-85 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 69-42 COLUMBIA UNION... W, 96-58 OHIO-EASTERN...... W, 104-64 vs. California .............L, 70-79 vs. Belmont Abbey.... W, 78-71 at Lock Haven............L, 75-78 PA ST. McKEESPORT. W, 67-50 GLENVILLE STATE.......L, 61-64 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 71-40 at Shepherd...............L, 71-75 CONCORD............... W, 72-71 OHIO VALLEY........... W, 75-60 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 56-68 at West Liberty.........L, 94-103 SALEM INT’L..............L, 56-80 at A-B........................L, 57-92 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 85-54 at Charleston.............L, 76-81 WV State...................L, 72-89 WVU TECH............... W, 92-70 at Ohio Valley.............L, 58-61 WHEELING JESUIT......L, 67-70 WEST LIBERTY............L, 74-93 at Salem Int’l..............L, 50-72 WVIAC Tournament vs. West Liberty........L, 81-100 2006-07 15-13 (.536) OHIO ST. NEWARK... W, 92-44 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 81-64 at Central State..........L, 85-94 at Davis & Elkins........L, 70-78 COLUMBIA UNION... W, 93-64 OHIO-EASTERN...... W, 107-65

CENTRAL STATE....... W, 71-66 vs. Elizabeth City State.L, 87-89 vs. Pfeiffer.............. W, 104-94 LOCK HAVEN^^...... W, Forfeit WV STATE................ W, 73-70 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 68-95 Concord.....................L, 69-87 SALEM INT’L..............L, 66-68 SHEPHERD.................L, 58-66 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 86-49 at Bluefield State...... W, 78-67 at West Liberty...........L, 73-91 OHIO VALLEY.............L, 83-89 at Salem Int’l............L, 91-101 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 81-76 at Shepherd............. W, 83-79 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 77-64 at Ohio Valley........... W, 84-63 CHARLESTON........... W, 68-60 at A-B........................L, 73-80 WEST LIBERTY........L, 102-118 WVIAC Tournament CHARLESTON.............L, 62-70 2007-08 19-10 (.655) OHIO ST. NEWARK. W, 115-56 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 83-63 OHIO-EASTERN........ W, 90-50 at Wheeling Jesuit... W, 74-66 vs. Southern Virginia.W, 93-83 vs. WVU-Tech........... W, 87-75 WEST LIBERTY............L, 82-86 CLARION...................L, 77-84 PENN ST-ALLEGHENY.W, 81-23 PITT-JOHNSTOWN......L, 72-83 A-B............................L, 56-84 at Salem Int’l............ W, 84-66 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 71-48 at Concord............... W, 82-67 CHARLESTON........... W, 65-63 WV STATE........... L, 82-92 (ot) SHEPHERD............... W, 72-63 at Glenville State........L, 69-79 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 91-74 DAVIS & ELKINS.........L, 71-77 at Seton Hill............. W, 76-73 at Bluefield State........L, 78-79 OHIO VALLEY........... W, 78-60 at West Liberty......... W, 88-79 at Pitt-Johnstown.......L, 63-80 at Shepherd............. W, 74-71 SALEM INT’L............ W, 98-61 WVIAC Tournament WHEELING......... W, 83-81 (ot) vs. WV State...... L, 90-97 (2ot) 2008-09 20-9 (.690) OHIO ST. NEWARK. W, 102-64 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 94-70 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 93-91 at Clarion................. W, 87-70 at West Liberty.........L, 73-107 vs. Urbana................ W, 77-60 vs. Tennessee Temple.W, 87-67 OHIO-EASTERN........ W, 93-49

at Pitt-Johnstown.......L, 61-78 at A-B........................L, 81-96 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 88-74 WV WESLEYAN........ W, 82-81 PENN ST-GREATER ALLEGHENY......................... W, 87-45 at WV State................L, 80-93 at Charleston........... W, 87-80 CONCORD.................L, 81-83 at Shepherd....... W, 95-85 (ot) at Wheeling Jesuit..L, 115-118 (ot) SALEM INT’L............ W, 93-66 at Davis & Elkins...... W, 88-81 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 89-76 at Ohio Valley........... W, 77-68 SETON HILL.............. W, 82-50 WEST LIBERTY............L, 87-91 PITT-JOHNSTOWN.... W, 93-85 SHEPHERD.................L, 75-80 at Salem Int’l............ W, 84-74 WVIAC Tournament CHARLESTON........... W, 77-61 vs. West Liberty..........L, 93-96

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2009-10 22-8 (.767) MARYLAND BIBLE.... W, 92-65 URBANA.................. W, 74-60 SALEM INT’L............ W, 82-44 OHIO VALLEY........... W, 69-53 WEST LIBERTY .......L, 100-103 at Concord............... W, 83-69 PENN STATE-GREATER ALLEGHENY ................ W, 89-47 POINT PARK............. W, 94-73 OHIO EASTERN...... W, 103-84 at Bluefield State.... W, 103-54 GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 93-70 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 90-59 at Seton Hill............. W, 93-90 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 93-78 DAVIS & ELKINS ........L, 68-71 PITT-JOHNSTOWN.... W, 90-85 at Shepherd...............L, 76-90 WV STATE.............. W, 100-85 at A-B...................... W, 86-83 at Ohio Valley........... W, 64-60 at Salem Int’l.......... W, 105-57 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 76-68 at West Liberty...........L, 62-78 SHEPHERD............... W, 77-73 at Pitt-Johnstown.......L, 75-78 CHARLESTON........... W, 86-71 SETON HILL................L, 66-72 WVIAC Tournament CONCORD............... W, 93-68 vs. Charleston..........L, 90-101 NCAA Tournament at Indiana (Pa.)..........L, 67-71 2010-11 17-10 (.630) DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 85-64 at West Liberty.........L, 71-108 OHIO VALLEY......... W, 100-53 WHEELING JESUIT.... W, 75-65

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at Salem Int’l............ W, 83-71 at Bluefield State...... W, 89-71 at Alderson Broaddus.W, 90-72 OHIO EASTERN...... W, 116-55 CONCORD............... W, 80-67 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 77-72 WEST LIBERTY............L, 98-99 at Glenville State.... W, 100-70 at Shepherd...............L, 66-68 A-B.......................... W, 63-52 WV WESLEYAN... L, 64-66 (ot) GLENVILLE STATE..... W, 86-65 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 68-60 at Pitt-Johnstown.......L, 65-68 at WV State................L, 80-85 SETON HILL.............. W, 83-64 at Davis & Elkins...... W, 81-74 CHARLESTON.............L, 69-73 at Concord.................L, 82-96 at Univ. of the District of Columbia...................L, 81-88 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 91-77 WVIAC Tournament OHIO VALLEY........... W, 90-77 vs. WV Wesleyan........L, 76-93

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Brett Vincent (Interim) 8-19 (1 season) 2011-12 8-19 (.296) POINT PARK...........L, 100-107 at Davis & Elkins........L, 79-82 WEST LIBERTY.. L, 97-103 (OT) at Ohio Valley........... W, 68-51 at Wheeling Jesuit......L, 77-88 OHIO-EASTERN........ W, 89-50 UNIV OF THE DC........L, 68-74 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 99-76 at A-B........................L, 74-77 PA STATE-BEAVER.. W, 115-69 at Concord............... W, 84-82 at West Liberty.........L, 91-101 GLENVILLE STATE.......L, 59-75 SHEPHERD............... W, 80-66 A-B............................L, 70-81 at WV Wesleyan.........L, 53-70 at Glenville State........L, 59-80 at Bluefield State...... W, 87-68 PITT-JOHNSTOWN......L, 87-92 WV STATE..................L, 82-87 at Seton Hill...........L, 104-121 WHEELING JESUIT......L, 69-89 DAVIS & ELKINS....... W, 80-74 at Charleston.............L, 68-91

CONCORD.................L, 66-77 WV WESLEYAN..........L, 67-70 WVIAC Tournament at A-B........................L, 64-79

Jerrod Calhoun 23-9 (1 season) 2012-13 OHIO-EASTERN...... W, 127-71 at Virginia State........ W, 72-55 WVU TECH.................L, 83-87 SHEPHERD.................L, 90-93 at Pitt-Johnstown..... W, 85-81 BLUEFIELD STATE..... W, 82-72 at Charleston........... W, 71-61 at Kent State..............L, 75-77 at Wheeling Jesuit.... W, 88-81 at Ohio Valley........... W, 84-54 SETON HILL.............. W, 69-53 at Concord............... W, 79-59 WV STATE................ W, 88-60 at West Liberty...........L, 77-82 at Shepherd............. W, 93-89 at Glenville State...... W, 78-66 vs. Davis & Elkins..... W, 72-66 CHARLESTON........... W, 83-81 at WV Wesleyan....... W, 78-67 WHEELING JESUIT......L, 65-70 at WV State.............. W, 87-70 PITT-JOHNSTOWN.... W, 88-73 A-B.......................... W, 81-73 WEST LIBERTY..........L, 99-103 at Seton Hill...............L, 73-76 OHIO VALLEY........... W, 90-42 WVIAC Tournament OHIO VALLEY........... W, 96-85 vs. Seton Hill............ W, 77-63 vs. A-B............... W, 75-74 (ot) vs. West Liberty..........L, 78-92 NCAA Tournament vs. Livingstone.......... W, 91-73 at West Liberty.........L, 77-100

Year-by-Year Regular Season WVIAC Champions Year......... Team................................. Record

1925......... Davis & Elkins........................ 11-0 1926......... Records Missing....................... RM 1927......... Salem....................................... 9-3 1928......... Salem..................................... 12-3 1929......... Salem..................................... 14-1 1930......... Glenville State........................ 12-1 1931......... Glenville State.......................... 7-1 1932......... Glenville State........................ 10-1 1933......... West Liberty............................. RM 1934......... Glenville State........................ 11-2 1935......... Glenville State........................ 12-0 1936......... Alderson-Broaddus................. 19-5 1937......... Glenville State........................ 14-2 1938......... Glenville State........................ 18-0 1939......... Glenville State.......................... RM 1940......... Glenville State........................ 18-2 1941......... Alderson-Broaddus................. 19-5 1942......... Glenville State........................ 17-3 1943......... Glenville State........................ 13-0 1944......... World War II 1945......... World War II 1946......... Alderson-Broaddus................. 20-1 1947......... Fairmont State ....................... 18-3 1948......... Fairmont State ....................... 11-3 1949......... Morris Harvey......................... 12-3 1950......... Davis & Elkins........................ 18-2 1951......... WV Tech................................. 19-1 1952......... WV Tech................................. 17-1 1953......... WV Tech................................. 15-5 1953......... Morris Harvey......................... 15-5 1954......... WV Tech................................. 15-4 1955......... Alderson-Broaddus................. 21-3 1956......... Morris Harvey......................... 15-2 1957......... WV Tech................................. 17-1 1958......... WV Tech................................. 19-0 1959......... WV Wesleyan......................... 19-1 1960......... WV Wesleyan......................... 15-2 1961......... West Liberty............................. 9-5 1962......... Morris Harvey......................... 19-1 1963......... WV State................................ 12-2 1964......... WV Tech................................. 17-2 1965......... WV Tech................................. 16-2 1966......... Morris Harvey......................... 17-2 1967......... Morris Harvey......................... 18-1 1968......... Fairmont State ....................... 15-3

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Year......... Team................................. Record 1969......... Fairmont State ....................... 17-1 1970......... Morris Harvey......................... 17-2 1971......... Fairmont State ....................... 19-0 1972......... Fairmont State ....................... 18-2 1973......... Fairmont State ....................... 18-3 1974......... Fairmont State ....................... 19-2 1975......... Fairmont State ....................... 17-2 1976......... Fairmont State ....................... 20-0 1977......... Fairmont State ....................... 15-1 1978......... Fairmont State ....................... 19-3 1979......... WV Wesleyan......................... 18-3 1980......... Fairmont State ....................... 17-4 1981......... Fairmont State ....................... 19-1 1982......... Salem College........................ 16-2 1983......... Salem College........................ 16-2 1984......... WV Wesleyan......................... 20-0 1985......... WV Wesleyan......................... 19-1 1986......... U. of Charleston..................... 19-0 1987......... WV State................................ 18-2 1988......... WV Tech................................. 20-3 1989......... Wheeling Jesuit...................... 17-2 1990......... WV Tech................................. 23-5 1991......... WV Wesleyan......................... 15-3 1992......... U. of Charleston..................... 15-3 1993......... Salem-Teikyo.......................... 18-3 1994......... Salem-Teikyo.......................... 17-2 1995......... Fairmont State ....................... 15-2 1996......... Fairmont State ....................... 16-3 1997......... Salem-Teikyo.......................... 19-0 1998......... Salem-Teikyo.......................... 18-1 1999......... Salem-Teikyo.......................... 18-1 2000......... U. of Charleston..................... 18-1 2001......... U. of Charleston..................... 16-2 2002......... WV Wesleyan......................... 15-3 2003......... Salem Inter’l........................... 16-2 2004......... WV State................................ 15-3 2005......... Salem International................ 15-3 2006......... Alderson-Broaddus................. 15-3 2007......... Alderson-Broaddus................. 18-0 2008......... Pitt-Johnstown....................... 17-3 2009......... WV State................................ 19-1 2010......... West Liberty........................... 21-1 2011......... West Liberty........................... 22-0 2012......... West Liberty........................... 21-1 2013......... West Liberty........................... 21-1

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Alderson-Broaddus........... 89...... 57..... .610...... 1925 Alliance ........................... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1965 Ashland Univ.................... 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1994 Beckley College ............... 26...... 7..... .788...... 1952 Belmont Abbey................... 1........ 0.....1.000...... 2005 Bethany College .............. 25...... 19..... .568...... 1925 Bluefield College ............. 0...... 1..... .000...... 1988 Bluefield State.................. 58...... 12..... .829...... 1930 Briar Cliff ........................ 0...... 1..... .000...... 1981 Bowie State..................... 1...... 1........500...... 1979 California (Pa.) Univ......... 43...... 19..... .694...... 1925 Campbell College............. 0...... 1..... .000...... 1964 Central State Univ. .......... 6...... 6..... .500...... 1965 Charleston, Univ of*......... 61...... 48..... .560...... 1925 Cheyney Univ................... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1995 Cincinnati-Bible College... 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1987 Clarion............................... 1........ 1...... .500...... 2007 Coastal Carolina ............. 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1978 Columbia Union............... 9...... 0.....1.000...... 1992 Concord........................... 72...... 34..... .679...... 1930 Coppin State.................... 2...... 2..... .500...... 1979 Cumberland College......... 0...... 1..... .000...... 1964 Daemen College .............. 3...... 0.....1.000...... 1983 Davis & Elkins College...... 89...... 39..... .695...... 1925 Delaware State................. 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1977 Detroit Univ...................... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1929 Dickenson College............ 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1968 D. of C., Univ of................ 5...... 3..... .625...... 1982 Dowling........................... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1979 Dyke College ................... 3...... 0.....1.000...... 1986 Eastern Michigan Univ...... 0...... 1..... .000...... 1971 East Stroudsburg Univ. .... 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1997 Edinboro Univ. ................. 5...... 4..... .556...... 1977 Elizabeth City State.......... 0...... 2..... .000...... 1971 Emporia State.................. 0...... 1..... .000...... 1977 Florida Gulf Coast Univ....... 0........ 1........000...... 2005 Frostburg State................. 3...... 2..... .600...... 1937 Geneva College ............... 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1984 Glenville State.................. 91...... 54..... .628...... 1925 Goldey Beacom ............... 1........ 0 ...1 .000...... 2001 Great Falls College........... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1971 Hanover College............... 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1974 Hardwick College............. 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1958

Heidelberg College........... 1...... 1..... .500...... 1978 High Point College........... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1977 Hillsdale College.............. 3...... 0.....1.000...... 1976 Hiram................................. 1........ 0.....1.000...... 2005 Howard Payne.................. 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1976 Indiana Central College.... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1969 Indiana State Univ............ 1...... 1..... .500...... 1957 Indiana Univ. (Pa.)............ 2...... 8..... .200...... 1987 Indiana Univ.-Fort Wayne.. 1...... 0.....1.000...... 2000 Kearney State................... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1975 Keene State...................... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1980 Kent State.......................... 0........ 1........000...... 2012 Kentucky State Univ.......... 3...... 2..... .600...... 1972 Kingwood College............ 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1938 Lake Erie College.............. 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1994 LaRoche College.............. 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1986 LeMoyne-Owen................ 0...... 1..... .000...... 1980 Livingstone........................ 1........ 0.....1.000...... 2013 Lock Haven Univ............... 5...... 3..... .625...... 1996 Malone College ............... 0...... 2..... .000...... 1991 Mansfield Univ................. 0...... 1..... .000...... 1998 Marietta College ............. 5...... 12..... .294...... 1930 Marshall Univ................... 5...... 15..... .250...... 1925 Mars Hill ......................... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1979 Maryland Bible................... 1........ 0.....1.000...... 2009 Mercyhurst ..................... 2...... 1..... .667...... 1975 Midwestern College......... 0...... 1..... .000...... 1975 217 Military Police........... 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1943 Missouri Southern College. 0...... 2..... .000...... 1973 Mount Aloysius................ 4...... 1..... .800...... 1997 Mount Olive College......... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 2000 New Haven Univ............... 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1968 Newport News................... 0........ 1........000...... 2004 NY State (Stoney Brook)... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1982 North Carolina A&T.......... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1971 Ohio Dominican College... 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1983 Ohio State-Lima............... 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1999 Ohio State-Newark............. 6...... 0... 1.000...... 2002 Ohio Univ.-Belmont.......... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1988 Ohio Univ.-Eastern......... 12........ 0 ...1 .000...... 2001 Ohio Univ.-Zanesville.......... 1........ 0.....1.000...... 2003 Ohio Valley College........ 25...... 3........893...... 1999 Oklahoma Christian.......... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1968

Otterbein College............. 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1981 Oshkosh College.............. 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1968 Ouachita Baptist College.. 0...... 1..... .000...... 1965 Penn State-Beaver.............. 1........ 0.....1.000...... 2012 Penn State-Behrend.......... 3...... 0.....1.000...... 1981 Penn State-Allegheny......... 4........ 0.....1.000...... 2005 Pfeiffer Univ..................... 3...... 0.....1.000...... 1991 Philadelphia Bible College. 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1995 Pikeville College............... 2...... 1..... .667...... 1981 Pitt-Bradford, Univ. of....... 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1986 Pitt-Greensburg, Univ. of.... 1........ 0.....1.000...... 2005 Pitt-Johnstown, Univ. of.... 5...... 8..... .385...... 1993 Point Park College............ 29.... 10..... .744...... 1970 Potomac State.................. 24...... 9..... .727...... 1925 Quantico Marines............. 0...... 1..... .000...... 1957 Queens College ............... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1999 Rio Grande Univ............... 1...... 2..... .333...... 1943 Salem International **... 106...... 65...... .620...... 1925 Seton Hill........................... 7........ 3........700...... 2004 Shenandoah .................... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1989 Shepherd Univ.................. 76...... 29..... .724...... 1929 Shippensburg Univ. .......... 3...... 1..... .750...... 1982 Slippery Rock Univ............ 3...... 2..... .667...... 1944 Southern Mississippi Univ.. 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1984 Southern Virginia................ 1........ 0.....1.000...... 2007 St. Benedict College......... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1965 St. Bonaventure Univ........ 0...... 1..... .000...... 1985 St. Mary’s College ........... 0...... 1..... .000...... 1974 St. Mary’s Univ. ............... 0...... 1..... .000...... 2000 St. Michaels College ........ 0...... 1..... .000...... 1958 St. Paul’s.......................... 0...... 0..... .000...... 2002 St. Rose College .............. 0...... 1..... .000...... 1998 St. Vincent College .......... 2...... 1..... .667...... 1992 Steubenville .................... 11...... 0.....1.000...... 1969 Tennessee Temple............... 1........ 0.....1.000...... 2008 Texas Southern College.... 1...... 1..... .500...... 1971 Tiffin Univ. ....................... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1987 Transylvania Univ. ............ 0...... 2..... .000...... 1990 Tulane Univ. .................... 0...... 1..... .000...... 1984 Upper Iowa College.......... 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1965 Urbana.............................. 2........ 0.....1.000...... 2008 Virginia State..................... 1........ 0.....1.000...... 2012 Walsh College.................. 1...... 2..... .333...... 1981 Washburn College............ 0...... 1..... .000...... 1969 Washington & Jefferson.... 5...... 3..... .624...... 1929 Waynesburg College ........ 2...... 15..... .117...... 1932 Wayne State Univ............. 1...... 0.....1.000...... 1995 West Chester Univ. .......... 2...... 1..... .667...... 1958 West Carolina College...... 0...... 1..... .000...... 1964 West Liberty State............ 82...... 57..... .590...... 1925 Westminster College........ 4...... 4..... .500...... 1935 Westmont........................ 0...... 1..... .000...... 1978 West Virginia State........... 57...... 24..... .704 ..... 1959 WVU Tech ***................. 41...... 31..... .569...... 1932 West Virginia Univ............ 0...... 7..... .000...... 1943 West Virginia Wesleyan..... 98...... 74..... .570...... 1925 Wheeling Jesuit Univ. ...... 73...... 35..... .676...... 1961 Wilberforce Univ. ............. 3...... 0.....1.000...... 1996 Wilmington College ......... 2...... 0.....1.000...... 1983 Winona State College 1 0 1.000 1975 York Univ. 1 0 1.000 1988

Regular Season WVIAC Champions 1. Fairmont State ��16 Times �� (1947, 1948, 1968, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1980, 1981, 1995, 1996) 2. Salem International ��12 Times �� (1927, 1928, 1929, 1982, 1983, 1993, 1994, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2003, 2005) 3. Glenville State ��11 Times �� (1930, 1931, 1932, 1934, 1935, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1942, 1943) 3. Charleston ��11 Times �� (1949, 1953*, 1956, 1962, 1966, 1967, 1970, 1986, 1992, 2000, 2001) 5. WVU-Tech ��10 Times �� (1951, 1952, 1953*, 1954, 1957, 1958, 1964, 1965, 1988, 1990) 6. WV Wesleyan �� 7 Times �� (1959, 1960, 1979, 1984, 1985, 1991, 2002) 7. Alderson-Broaddus �� 6 Times �� (1936, 1941, 1946, 1955, 2006, 2007) 8. West Liberty State �� 5 Times �� (1933, 1961, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013) 9. WV State �� 4 Times �� (1963, 1987, 2004, 2009) 10. Davis & Elkins �� 2 Times �� (1925, 1950) 11. Wheeling Jesuit �� 1 Time �� (1989) 12. Pitt-Johnstown �� 1 Time �� (2008)

* Formerly Morris Harvey ** Formerly Salem College and Salem-Teikyo *** Formerly West Virginia Tech

* 1953 - WV Tech and Morris Harvey tied for 1st place. f i g h t i n gfa l c o n s . c o m

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WVIAC Tournament Champions

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Year............Teams / Scores................................................................. Location

1935.......... Davis & Elkins - 45 vs Potomac State - 30...................... (Fairmont) 1936.......... Alderson-Broaddus - 59 vs Concord - 37........................ (Clarksburg) 1937.......... Glenville State - 58 vs Salem - 43.................................. (Clarksburg) 1938.......... Glenville State - 52 vs A-B - 42...................................... (Clarksburg) 1939.......... Alderson-Broaddus - 53 vs West Liberty - 47.................. (Buckhannon) 1940.......... WV Wesleyan - 48 vs Morris Harvey - 41........................ (Buckhannon) 1941.......... Alderson-Broaddus - 76 vs Concord - 57........................ (Buckhannon) 1942.......... Glenville State - 77 vs WV Wesleyan - 53....................... (Buckhannon) 1946.......... WV Wesleyan - 49 vs A-B - 47....................................... (Buckhannon) 1947.......... A-B - 58 vs WV Wesleyan - 29....................................... (Buckhannon) 1948.......... Davis & Elkins - 58 vs Potomac State - 50...................... (Buckhannon) 1949.......... Fairmont State - 71 vs WV Tech - 62 ............................. (Buckhannon) 1950.......... Davis & Elkins - 77 vs WV Wesleyan - 56........................ (Buckhannon) 1951.......... Glenville State - 73 vs Beckley - 57................................ (Buckhannon) 1952.......... West Liberty - 73 vs Morris Harvey - 57.......................... (Buckhannon) 1953.......... Morris Harvey - 97 vs A-B - 82....................................... (Buckhannon) 1954.......... Alderson-Broaddus - 68 vs WV Tech - 60....................... (Buckhannon) 1955.......... Morris Harvey - 89 vs A-B - 86....................................... (Buckhannon) 1956.......... WV Tech - 83 vs Glenville State - 72.............................. (Buckhannon) 1957.......... West Liberty - 72 vs Alderson-Broaddus - 68.................. (Buckhannon) 1958.......... WV Wesleyan - 80 vs WV Tech - 72................................ (Buckhannon) 1959.......... WV Wesleyan - 108 vs Davis & Elkins - 64..................... (Buckhannon) 1960.......... West Liberty - 62 vs WV Wesleyan - 55.......................... (Charleston) 1961.......... WV State - 67 vs West Liberty - 66................................. (Charleston) 1962.......... Morris Harvey - 98 vs WV State - 74.............................. (Charleston) 1963.......... WV Tech - 70 vs Salem - 54........................................... (Charleston) 1964.......... Morris Harvey - 73 vs West Liberty - 70(OT).................... (Charleston) 1965.......... Fairmont State - 79 vs WV Tech - 69 ............................. (Charleston) 1966.......... WV Wesleyan - 86 vs Morris Harvey - 84........................ (Charleston) 1967.......... Morris Harvey - 98 vs Fairmont State - 84...................... (Charleston) 1968.......... Morris Harvey - 76 vs Fairmont State - 65...................... (Charleston) 1969.......... Fairmont State - 77 vs WV State - 72 ............................ (Charleston) 1970.......... Glenville State - 71 vs Morris Harvey - 66...................... (Charleston) 1971.......... West Liberty - 83 vs Morris Harvey - 80.......................... (Charleston) 1972.......... Glenville State - 60 vs Morris Harvey - 59...................... (Charleston) 1973.......... Fairmont State - 86 vs Bluefield State - 67 .................... (Charleston) 1974.......... Fairmont State - 80 vs Shepherd - 59 ............................ (Charleston) 1975.......... Fairmont State - 69 vs Shepherd - 65 ............................ (Charleston) 1976.......... Fairmont State - 104 vs Shepherd - 84 .......................... (Charleston) 1977.......... WV Wesleyan - 77 vs Morris Harvey - 69........................ (Charleston) 1978.......... WV Wesleyan - 70 vs Wheeling - 67............................... (Charleston) 1979.......... Concord - 64 vs Morris Harvey - 52................................ (Charleston) 1980.......... Fairmont State - 65 vs WV State - 49 ............................ (Charleston) 1981.......... Fairmont State - 70 vs Charleston - 66 .......................... (Charleston) 1982.......... WV Tech - 66 vs Concord - 57....................................... (Charleston) 1983.......... WV Wesleyan - 59 vs Wheeling - 57............................... (Charleston) 1984.......... Fairmont State - 63 vs WV Tech - 57 ............................. (Charleston) 1985.......... WV Wesleyan - 92 vs Fairmont State - 66....................... (Charleston) 1986.......... WV Tech - 91 vs U. of Charleston - 81............................ (Charleston) 1987.......... WV State - 116 vs Bluefield - 89.................................... (Charleston) 1988.......... WV Tech - 92 vs Bluefield - 91 (OT)................................ (Charleston) 1989.......... Concord - 88 vs Wheeling Jesuit - 86............................. (Charleston) 1990.......... Alderson-Broaddus - 77 vs Concord - 74........................ (Charleston) 1991.......... Concord - 110 vs Salem-Teikyo - 91............................... (Charleston) 1992.......... Shepherd - 78 vs Alderson-Broaddus - 69...................... (Charleston) 1993.......... Charleston - 100 vs A-B - 90 (OT).................................. (Charleston) 1994.......... Salem-Teikyo - 79 vs Wheeling Jesuit - 73....................... (Charleston) 1995.......... Concord - 82 vs Glenville State - 72............................... (Charleston) 1996.......... Bluefield - 61 vs WV Tech - 58....................................... (Charleston) 1997.......... Concord - 71 vs Charleston - 59.................................... (Charleston) 1998.......... Salem-Teikyo - 66 vs Concord - 63................................. (Charleston) 1999.......... Charleston - 87 vs Salem-Teikyo - 71............................. (Charleston) 2000.......... Salem-Teikyo - 66 vs Alderson-Broaddus - 57................. (Charleston) 2001.......... Charleston - 86 vs Salem International - 81................... (Charleston) 2002.......... A-B - 88 vs Charleston – 86.......................................... (Charleston) 2003.......... Alderson-Broaddus - 75 vs Charleston – 62................... (Charleston)

2004.......... A-B - 95 vs WV State – 92............................................. (Charleston) 2005.......... Wheeling Jesuit - 90 vs West Liberty – 67...................... (Charleston) 2006.......... WV State - 69 vs Salem International - 67...................... (Charleston) 2007.......... WV State - 80 vs Alderson-Broaddus - 79...................... (Charleston) 2008.......... Alderson-Broaddus - 71 vs Pitt-Johnstown - 64.............. (Charleston) 2009.......... Pitt-Johnstown-74 vs Alderson-Broaddus-73 (OT)............. (Charleston) 2010.......... West Virginia State-108 vs West Liberty-107 (OT)............. (Charleston) 2011.......... West Liberty - 94 vs West Virginia State - 78.................. (Charleston) 2012.......... West Liberty - 93 vs Charleston - 90 (OT)....................... (Charleston) 2013.......... West Liberty - 92 vs. Fairmont State - 78.......................... (Charleston)

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Coaching Records Overall WVIAC Coach.................................Years............................ W...............L............. Pct....................W............... L............. Pct.

Sandy Toothman................ (1925).......................... 11............. 7............ .611.................11..............6.............647 Jasper Colebank................. (1926-1941)............... 126.......... 169.......... .427.................66.............81............449 W. “Squibb’’ Wilson............ (1941-1950)............... 139........... 85........... .621.................84.............51............622 Paul Davis.......................... (1950-1963)............... 162.......... 152.......... .516................141...........136...........509 Joe Retton.......................... (1963-1982)............... 478........... 95........... .834................399............64............862 Dave Cooper...................... (1982-1985)................ 53............ 39........... .576.................39.............33............542 Joe Lambiotte.................... (1985-1989)................ 61............ 52........... .539.................37.............42............468 Randy Hess........................ (1989-1993)................ 54............ 59........... .478.................43.............45............489 Butch Haswell.................... (1993-2004)............... 226........... 93........... .708................156............63............712 Tim Murphy........................ (2004-2011)............... 122........... 78........... .610.................76.............64............543 Brett Vincent...................... (2011-12)..................... 8............. 19........... .296..................6..............16............272 Jerrod Calhoun................... (2012-present)............. 23............. 9............ .719.................17..............5.............773 TOTALS............................................................. 1440......... 850.......... .629...............1059..........600...........638

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Year....... Coach...........................W..........L....... Pct.

1917....... Jasper Colebank.......... 11......... 6........647 1925....... Sandy Toothman.......... 11......... 7........611 1926....... Jasper Colebank....No Records 1927....... Jasper Colebank........... 6......... 12.......333 1928....... Jasper Colebank........... 6......... 13.......316 1929....... Jasper Colebank........... 5.......... 7........417 1930....... Jasper Colebank.......... 12......... 9........571 1931....... Jasper Colebank.......... 12........ 11.......522 1932....... Jasper Colebank.......... 11........ 11.......500 1933....... Jasper Colebank....No Records 1934....... Jasper Colebank........... 6......... 15.......286 1935....... Jasper Colebank........... 9......... 17.......346 1936....... Jasper Colebank........... 8......... 14.......364 1937....... Jasper Colebank........... 9......... 13.......409 1938....... Jasper Colebank........... 8......... 16.......333 1939....... Jasper Colebank........... 9......... 13.......409 1940....... Jasper Colebank.......... 14........ 12.......538 1941....... W. Squibb Wilson.......... 9......... 13.......409 1942....... W. Squibb Wilson......... 17......... 6........739 1943....... W. Squibb Wilson......... 11......... 8........579 1944....... W. Squibb Wilson......... 11......... 6........647 1945....... W. Squibb Wilson.......... 7.......... 8........467 1946....... W. Squibb Wilson......... 18......... 9........667 1947....... W. Squibb Wilson......... 21......... 6........777 1948....... W. Squibb Wilson......... 16......... 6........727 1949....... W. Squibb Wilson......... 21......... 6........777 1950....... W. Squibb Wilson.......... 8......... 17.......320 1951....... Paul Davis.................... 9......... 15.......375 1952....... Paul Davis.................... 3......... 22.......120 1953....... Paul Davis.................... 9......... 12.......429 1954....... Paul Davis.................... 7......... 14.......333 1955....... Paul Davis................... 12........ 13.......480 1956....... Paul Davis................... 16........ 12.......571 1957....... Paul Davis................... 19......... 5........792 1958....... Paul Davis................... 20......... 8........714 1959....... Paul Davis................... 15........ 12.......556 1960....... Paul Davis................... 11........ 14.......440 1961....... Paul Davis................... 13........ 10.......565 1962....... Paul Davis................... 13......... 8........619 1963....... Paul Davis................... 15......... 7........682 1964....... Joe Retton................... 21......... 7........750 1965....... Joe Retton................... 32......... 4........888 1966....... Joe Retton................... 23......... 4........852 1967....... Joe Retton................... 23......... 4........852 1968....... Joe Retton................... 25......... 6........806

Year....... Coach...........................W..........L....... Pct. 1969....... Joe Retton................... 26......... 2........928 1970....... Joe Retton................... 25......... 4........862 1971....... Joe Retton................... 32......... 3........914 1972....... Joe Retton................... 24......... 6........800 1973....... Joe Retton................... 23......... 5........821 1974....... Joe Retton................... 28......... 3........903 1975....... Joe Retton................... 31......... 6........838 1976....... Joe Retton................... 28......... 1........966 1977....... Joe Retton................... 21......... 5........808 1978....... Joe Retton................... 27......... 6........818 1979....... Joe Retton................... 20......... 8........714 1980....... Joe Retton................... 26......... 5........838 1981....... Joe Retton................... 26......... 5........838 1982....... Joe Retton................... 17........ 11.......654 1983....... Dave Cooper............... 14........ 14.......500 1984....... Dave Cooper............... 17........ 16.......515 1985....... Dave Cooper............... 22......... 9........710 1986....... Joe Lambiotte.............. 13........ 15.......464 1987....... Joe Lambiotte.............. 15........ 13.......536 1988....... Joe Lambiotte.............. 20......... 9........689 1989....... Joe Lambiotte.............. 13........ 15.......464 1990....... Randy Hess................. 16........ 13.......552 1991....... Randy Hess................. 17........ 12.......586 1992....... Randy Hess................. 16........ 13.......552 1993....... Randy Hess.................. 5......... 21.......192 1994....... Butch Haswell............. 10........ 18.......357 1995....... Butch Haswell............. 21......... 5........808 1996....... Butch Haswell............. 24......... 5........828 1997....... Butch Haswell............. 18........ 12.......600 1998....... Butch Haswell............. 27......... 4........870 1999....... Butch Haswell............. 25......... 5........833 2000....... Butch Haswell............. 25......... 4........862 2001....... Butch Haswell............. 22........ 10.......687 2002....... Butch Haswell............. 17........ 11.......607 2003....... Butch Haswell............. 19......... 9........679 2004....... Butch Haswell............. 18........ 10.......643 2005....... Tim Murphy................. 15........ 14.......517 2006....... Tim Murphy................. 13........ 15.......464 2007....... Tim Murphy................. 15........ 13.......536 2008....... Tim Murphy................. 19........ 10.......655 2009....... Tim Murphy................. 20......... 9........670 2010....... Tim Murphy................. 23......... 7........767 2011....... Tim Murphy................. 17........ 10.......630 2012....... Brett Vincent................ 8......... 19.......296 2013....... Jerrod Calhoun............ 23......... 9....... 719

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Tim

McNeely Director of Athletics

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Tim McNeely was named the Director of Athletics at Fairmont State on March 23, 2013. McNeely has been in charge of the PGA Tour’s Greenbrier Classic since the tournament’s inception in 2010. The tournament is annually broadcast nationally on CBS and considered one of the top stops on the PGA Tour and has attracted hundreds of thousands of spectators and brought in millions of dollars of economic impact into the state of West Virginia. Prior to taking over the Greenbrier Classic, McNeely served as the Tournament Director for the PGA/Nationwide Tour’s Pete Dye West Virginia Classic. He helped grow the tournament into the first “major” on the Nationwide Tour – the Nationwide Tour Players Cup – that featured the first-ever $1 million purse on that tour. A native of Logan County, McNeely was a four-year letterman under coach Gale Catlett and graduated Magna Cum Laude with a degree in Sport Management in 1992. He continued his education in at the WVU College of Law and graduating in 1995. In 1995 he joined the law firm of Pullin Fowler Flanagan Brown and Poe in Charleston. In 2000, McNeely became General Counsel of The West Virginia Development Office, and later became Deputy Director of the agency under the leadership of Executive Director David Satterfield during Governor Bob Wise’s administration. It was at this time that McNeely was intricately involved in securing a new PGA TOUR / Nationwide Tour event in Bridgeport – The Pete Dye West Virginia Classic; a nationally televised event on The Golf Channel. McNeely’s career followed the PGA TOUR lead as he started McNeely Sports and managed this new PGA TOUR initiative. “We are very excited to announce Tim McNeely as our director of athletics,” said Dr. Maria Rose upon McNeely's hiring. “Tim’s leadership in running the world renown Greenbrier Classic will certainly be of great value at Fairmont State in terms of organizing a staff and coaches, as well as business and marketing opportunities. Tim’s expertise as a lawyer will help guide the university through the complex NCAA rules and regulations, including Title IX compliance.” McNeely is the father of three children -- Griffin, Kendell and Gray -- and is married to the former Sarah Cann.

“Chad is a great addition to our staff at Fairmont State,” McNeely said. “He understands athletics and is passionate about it, and he combines that with a great business and financial sense. There are a lot of opportunities for Chad to make a direct and immediate impact here, and I have no doubt that he will be successful.” “This is a very important position for us at FSU,” McNeely continued. “Private funds are paramount in helping us take the department of athletics to new heights. We are very fortunate to have the support of Dr. Rose and the Board of Governors in launching this position, and to have someone like Chad in this role.” Fowler comes to Fairmont State after spending the last decade in pharmaceutical sales. He most recently was a senior customer sales representative at Merck, consistently ranking among the top 20 percent in the country and garnering top rankings within his district in Charlotte, N.C. Prior to that, he spent three years as a territory sales manager for Mylan Bertek in Charlotte garnering numerous sales awards and recognition during that time. Fowler began his professional career in 1996 with the NBA’s Charlotte Hornets. He spent two years as an assistant director for community relations where he helped service programs and charity fundraisers in conjunction with area organizations. He also helped in implementing the largest “Stay In School” program in the NBA with over 58,000 middle school students. He then moved on to become a sponsor services manager with the Hornets for four years. He was responsible for managing sponsorship contracts in excess of $3 million dollars and sold promotional concepts to clients. He was in charge of creating sponsorship proposals, directed in-store promotional items and managed several special events for the organization. “I’m delighted and honored to be working at Fairmont State University,” Fowler said. “This is an opportunity of a lifetime. Not only do I get to work for an outstanding university, but I get to do so in my home state. Although this will be a challenge, it’s a challenge I look forward to and welcome. “I’m excited about the vision Dr. Rose and Tim McNeely have for Fairmont State University Athletics. I’ll be working with them to help fulfill that vision.” Fowler was recently named interim vice-chair of the Fairmont State Athletic Association. A Bridgeport, W.Va. native, Fowler is a 1994 graduate of West Virginia with a degree in sports management.

Clark

Riley Assistant Athletic Director, Internal Operations

Chad

fowler Assistant Athletic Director for Development

Chad Fowler was named Assistant Athletic Director for Development in the summer of 2013, as well as interim vice-chair of the Fairmont State Athletic Association. This newly created position is responsible for developing and implementing the strategy for and managing all advancement and development activities for the Department of Athletics, including serving as liaison to the Fairmont State Athletic Association (FSAA) and to the Fairmont State Foundation for athletics-related fundraising plans and concerns.

Clark Riley was named Assistant Athletic Director, Internal Operations in August of 2013. He is in entering his third year as an employee and his first with the Athletic Department at Fairmont State. Previously, Clark worked for five years in intercollegiate athletics including time at UNC-Charlotte, West Virginia University, and the University of Michigan. Riley received his bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and an associate’s degree in Information Systems from Fairmont State in 2001 and obtained his master’s degree in Sport Management from West Virginia University in 2004. Riley is a native of Shinnston, W.Va. and currently resides there with his wife, Carey, and their three children, Payton, Emery, and Jackson.

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Kristi

Donald

Kiefer

moroose

Senior Woman Administrator/ Student Athlete Advisory Committee Advisor

Kristi Kiefer serves as an Associate Athletic Director and Senior Woman Administrator for the athletic department at Fairmont State. Kiefer has spent nearly two decades in a variety of capacities at FSU spending 19 years as an assistant professor in the Health and Human Performance department while also serving in the athletic department as a coach, advisor and administrator. Kiefer received a bachelor’s degree from Fairmont State. As a student, she was also a cheerleader. She went on to receive a master’s degree from West Virginia University in Physical Education-Teacher Education with an emphasis in Motor Development. Kiefer has also spent 11 years spanning two stints as head coach of the cheerleading team. As a coach, Kiefer helped Fairmont State to its first national championship in cheerleading in 1995. In 2008-09, she returned to her coaching role as Fairmont State made cheerleading a varsity sport. Fairmont State finished second in the nation in the inaugural season, and in 2010 added another national championship by winning in the All-Girl Division II category. She has been at the forefront to help the sport of competitive cheer transition to acrobatics and tumbling in an effort for the sport to be recognized by the NCAA and garner emerging sport status. Last year she was named National Collegiate Acrobatic and Tumbling Association (NCATA) “Coach of the Year” honors as the team completed its second full season competing under that organization. She also helped the Falcons earn the third seed in the NCATA national

Faculty Athletic Representative

Dr. Donald Moroose serves as the Faculty Athletic Representative for the Fairmont State Athletic Department. Moroose works with the athletic department to help maintain academic integrity, institutional control, student-athlete well being. Moroose graduated from Fairmont State in 1965 and received his doctorate in education at West Virginia University. He is beginning his 38th year as an employee of Fairmont State. He currently is a Professor of Education, Senior Level, teaching mainly graduate-level courses. Moroose is involved with the growth of the graduate school for teachers and developing master’s degrees in the School of Education. He is a member of the Fairmont State Athletic Association and has helped to raise money for the Athletic Department for nearly 25 years.

Snively NCAA Compliance Officer

Patrick Snively is in entering his thirteenth season as head swimming coach and his first as NCAA compliance officer at Fairmont State. During his first 12 years at Fairmont State, Snively was awarded the American Swimming Coaches Association Certificate of Excellence seven times and was named the WVIAC men’s Coach of the Year in 2005. He coached swimmers to 23 All-American performances, 66 school records, seven National Swimmer of the Week honors and conference Swimmer of the Year recognition seven times. Snively received his bachelor’s degree from Fairmont State in 1999 and his master’s degree in 2000 from West Virginia University. He is currently seeking a Master’s in Business Administration from Fairmont State and is an instructor in the Health and Human Performances Department. In the fall of 2012, Snively was recognized by the Fairmont State Alumni Association as an “Outstanding Young Alumnus” for his distinguished career as a coach and service to in the Fairmont community. Snively and his wife Amy reside in Fairmont.

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Trickett Athletic Accountant

Patrick

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Donna Trickett has served as the Athletic Accountant since 2003. In her role, she handles all aspects of department purchasing and travel for all 15 sports as well as athletic department staff. An alumna of Fairmont State, Trickett began working on campus in 2001 in the office of the registrar. Donna and her husband Mickey have two sons, Adam and Jared. The couple resides in Fairmont.

Dalene

Horner Program Assistant

Dalene Horner serves as the Program Assistant for both the Director of Athletics and the Chair of the Department of Health and Human Performance. She is involved in all facets of planning and implementation of athletic department initiatives, including season tickets and parking; facility use and scheduling; and office maintenaince. The Fairmont State alumna began working at Fairmont State in 1994 in the office of the registrar. Dalene and her husband Skip have two daughters, Brittany and Bridget The Horners reside in Mannington. f i g h t i n gfa l c o n s . c o m

The coaching success OF A

Fairmont State Legend • WVIAC and NAIA District 28 Coach

of the Year — six times

• NAIA Coach of the Year — 1969 & 1976 • Associated Press Small College Coach of the Year — 1975-76 •

Coached and Produced nine All-Americans

— Dwight Conaway, Dave Miller, John Jamerson, Dave Cooper, Lerman Battle, Bill Lindsey, Dave Moore, Vance Carr, Leroy Loggins

• 12 NAIA Tournament Appearances, four times to the Final Four, 1967-68 squad went to the finals •

18 straight seasons of 20 or more victories

• 1975-76 team ranked first Final Associated Press Small College Basketball Poll •

Two undefeated regular seasons

— 1970-71 & 1975-76

• 12 WVIAC Championships — eight WVIAC Tournament Championships • Featured in the November 30, 1981, issue of Sports •

Illustrated

Winningest collegiate coach by percentage in the nation

• Inducted into the NAIA Coaches Hall of Fame, 1987 — West Virginia Sports Hall of Fame, 1988 — Fairmont State College Hall of Fame, 1993 •

Career record of 478-95 (83.6%)

Fighting Falcons

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2013/14 menâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Basketball Schedule

november

december

Date Opponent Location / time 11/4 @ West Virginia Morgantown, W.Va./7 p.m. Joe Retton Classic 11/9 Bowie State Fairmont, W.Va./3 p.m. 11/10 Virginia State Fairmont, W.Va./4 p.m. 11/16 @ Winston-Salem St. Winston-Salem, N.C./7 p.m. 11/23 WV Wesleyan* Fairmont, W.Va./4 p.m. 11/25 @ Glenville State* Glenville, W.Va./7:30 p.m. 11/30 WVU Tech Fairmont, W.Va./TBA

Date Opponent 12/5 @ Charleston* 12/7 WV State* 12/16 Ohio-Eastern 12/19 Bellarmine

february

Location / time Charleston, W.Va./7:30 p.m. Fairmont, W.Va./4 p.m. Fairmont, W.Va./7 p.m. Fairmont, W.Va./6 p.m.

january 1/4

@ Urbana*

1/6

@ Notre Dame Coll.*S. Euclid, Ohio/7:30 p.m.

Urbana, Ohio/4 p.m.

1/9

Wheeling Jesuit*

Fairmont, W.Va./7:30 p.m.

1/11 Concord*

Fairmont, W.Va./7 p.m.

1/13 UVa-Wise*

Fairmont, W.Va./7:30 p.m.

1/18 @ West Liberty*

West Liberty, W.Va./4 p.m.

1/23 @ ShepherD * Shepherdstown, W.Va./7:30 p.m. 1/25 Charleston*

Fairmont, W.Va./4 p.m.

1/30 @ WV State* Institute, W.Va./7:30 p.m.

Date Opponent Location / time 2/1 @ WV Wesleyan* Weston, W.Va./4 p.m. 2/3 Glenville State* Fairmont, W.Va./7:30 p.m. 2/6 Urbana* Fairmont, W.Va./7:30 p.m. 2/8 Notre Dame Coll.* Fairmont, W.Va./4 p.m. 2/13 @ Wheeling Jesuit* Wheeling, W.Va./7:30 p.m. 2/15 West Liberty* Fairmont, W.Va./4 p.m. 2/20 @ Concord* Athens, W.Va./7:30 p.m. 2/22 @ UVa-Wise*

Wise, Va./4 p.m.

march 3/1 Shepherd*

Fairmont, W.Va./4 p.m..

* Mountain East Conference