Life University 2012-2013 Basketball Program by Life University

2012-2013 SCHEDULE TM

OCTOBER

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7:00 PM

at Georgia State University

Atlanta, GA

NOVEMBER

SAT 3 4:00 PM at University of the Cumberlands MON 5 7:30 PM VOORHEES COLLEGE WED 7 7:30 PM UNIVERSITY OF PIKEVILLE MON 12 7:00 PM cst at Spring Hill College TUE 20 7:00 PM at Emmanuel College at GEORGETOWN COLLEGE (JIM REID CLASSIC) * FRI 23 2:00 PM vs UC-Clermont * SAT 24 2 or 4 PM vs Georgetown # THU 29 7:00 PM cst at Blue Mountain College

Williamsburg, KY HOME HOME Mobile, AL Franklin Springs, GA Georgetown, KY Georgetown, KY Blue Mountain, MS

DECEMBER SAT 1 7:30 PM CARVER COLLEGE HOME THU 6 5:00 PM UNIVERSITY of the CUMBERLANDS HOME SAT 8 7:00 PM at Voorhees College Denmark, SC TUE 11 7:30 PM EMMANUEL COLLEGE HOME SAT 15 12:00 PM at University of Pikeville Pikeville, KY JANUARY

FRI 4 7:30 PM POINT UNIVERSITY HOME #MON 7 7:30 PM MARTIN METHODIST COLLEGE HOME SAT 12 4:00 PM ROBERT MORRIS UNIVERSITY HOME # TUE 15 7:00 PM cst at Bethel University McKenzie, TN THU 17 7:30 PM TALLADEGA COLLEGE HOME # TUE 22 6:00 PM BLUE MOUNTAIN COLLEGE HOME # SAT 26 2:00 PM cst at Martin Methodist College Pulaski, TN MON 28 7:30 PM CARVER COLLEGE HOME # THU 31 7:30 PM MID-CONTINENT UNIVERSITY HOME

FEBRUARY

# SAT 2 2:00 PM cst at Freed-Hardeman University Henderson, TN WED 6 7:00 PM cst at Talladega College Talladega, AL # SAT 9 4:00 PM BETHEL UNIVERSITY HOME TUE 12 5:00 PM GEORGETOWN COLLEGE HOME SAT 16 3:00 PM cst at Robert Morris University Chicago, IL # THU 21 8:00 pm cst at Mid-Continent University Mayfield, KY # SAT 23 4:00 PM FREED-HARDEMAN UNIVERSITY HOME

FEBRUARY-MARCH

# TBD *TBD

28, 2, 5 TBD 13-19 TBD

TranSouth Tournament NAIA National Tournament

HOME GAMES IN BOLD AND CAPS (ALL TIMES EST unless noted) * Tournaments # TranSouth Conference Games % Exhibition Game

TBD Kansas City, MO

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athletics Quick Facts Life university

Season Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . inside front cover Letter from the President. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Media Outlets, Sports Information, & Fan Guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 This is Life University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Campus Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Location: 1269 Barclay Circle, Marietta, GA 30060 Founded: 1974 Type: Private President: Dr. Guy F. Riekeman Director of Athletics: John Barrett Associate Director of Athletics: Bill Firnbach Sports Information & PR: Jenni Bennett Athletics Phone: 770-426-2616 Athletics Fax: 770-792-6127 Web site: LifeRunningEagles.com Colors: Green & Gold Mascot: Running Eagles Seasons: 16 Record at Life: 406-121 First Season: 1991-92 Home Court: Life University Sports Center, “The Eagles’ Nest” Capacity: 2,500 2011-2012 Record: 19-15

2012-2013 Season Preview. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

History

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

First Year of Basketball: 1991 App. in NAIA National Tournament/ Last: 13/2012 Last Postseason Opponent: Shorter University Result: L, 93-105

Team Information

Head Coach: John Barrett, 16th season, 6th year as head coach Career Wins: 126 Associate Head Coach: Bill Firnbach, 15th season Assistant Coach: Anthony Maxwell Assistant Coach: Reginald Johnson, D.C. Sports Performance: Anthony Connally Team Chiropractor: John Downes, D.C. Head Athletic Trainer: Chris Markie Graduate Assistant Athletic Trainer: Jarrod Vanatta Faculty Athletic Rep: Rick Sherkel, D.C.

2011-2012 Season Recap. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Head Coach John Barrett . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Assistant Coaches. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Senior profiles: Chris Beasley, De’Andre Cannon. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Barrington Ferguson, Josh Lee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11 Michael Robertson, Ramon Walker . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Andrew Woods, Dennis Harris, Stefan Pope. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Bobby Smith, Greg Thomas, Trey Payne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Underclassmen. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 2011-2012 Highlights and Accolades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 NAIA Tournament History. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 Team Rosters. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Record Book. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19-23 All-Time Player List. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 LIFE vs. All Opponents. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Game Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-27 Year-By-Year Results. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28-31 Life Athletics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32-33 Athletics Schedules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Team Records. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Team Group Photo. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . back cover

Credits: the 2012-2013 Media Guide is a Life University Department of Athletics publication. The content of this publication was written and compiled by the Sports Information & Public Relations division of Life University’s Department of Athletics. The production of this publication was designed and assembled by Life University’s Marketing & Communication Department. All rights reserved. A special thanks to our advertisers, contributors and sponsors.

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LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT TM

Thank you

for joining me and your fellow Running Eagles fans for another exciting season of Life University basketball. We have so many incredible achievements behind us – since our return to competition in 2008, we’ve put up three consecutive 20win seasons (last year, with 19 wins, we came close to making it four) and capped our 20th anniversary season with a fourth trip to the NAIA National Championship Tournament. We can’t wait to see what successes the 2012-2013 season holds in store. Life University operates on a philosophy of peak performance – in the classroom, on the court and within the community. Our student-athletes are living examples of this commitment. We’re proud of our multiple NAIA national championships and conference championships (including last year’s sweep of the A.I.I. Championship), and our three outstanding All-Americans. And, we’re proud of the dozens of hours our basketball team has invested in volunteer projects spanning from the Special Olympics to community gardening. Our players aren’t just leaders in the game, they’re leaders in life. Like all Life University students, faculty and staff, our basketball team is also leading the way to a healthier, higher-performing vision of health care. As an institution specializing in health science degrees, we take great pride in helping our players – and everyone who sets foot on campus or in our clinics – realize their optimal wellness potential. Through state-of-the-art, peak-performancebased programs and facilities like our LIFE Sport Science Institute, innovative new Functional Neurology Center, Center for Health and Optimum Performance and our cutting-edge chiropractic, sport science and nutrition programs, there is no better place for our athletes to learn, train and grow. Your support helps make it all possible. Thank you for attending tonight’s game, and for being a fan of LIFE. Go Running Eagles! Sincerely,

Guy F. Riekeman, DC President

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Friends of Life University Athletics, Welcome to the 2012-2013 Running Eagles basketball season! Whether this is your first time at a Life University basketball game or your 100th, the Department of Athletics extends our sincere thanks to fans at home and in the local community for your support. For four consecutive years, Life University has been selected as an NAIA five-star Champions of Character Institution based on values like character training, conduct in competition and academics. In addition, we put a lot of focus into volunteering in the local community through Life University’s “Serving Lasting Purpose” initiative. In the 2011-2012 season alone, our sports teams volunteered for dozens of opportunities including the Kiwanis Club’s Soap Box Derby, The Center for Family Resource’s “Thanks for Giving” Thanksgiving food drive, “Love the Loop” community clean-up and Cobb County’s Special Olympics. Our mission this year is to further our reach here on campus and in the local community through servant leadership. As Life University’s Champions of Character liaison, I am constantly searching for opportunities for our teams to provide service to local organizations. If this sounds like something your group would be interested in, please contact me. Our team worked hard this year to create a media guide that could top last year’s 20th anniversary, award-winning edition. I hope you will find the following pages to be an insightful and entertaining guide to LIFE basketball. For any services listed on the next page, or any additional services we may offer to assist in your coverage of Life University’s sports teams, please contact: Jenni Bennett Sports Information & Public Relations 770-426-2616 Jenni.Bennett@LIFE.edu more information:

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media outlets Print The Marietta Daily Journal 580 Fairground Street • Marietta, GA 30060 Phone (770) 428-9411 • Fax (770) 422-9533 Atlanta Journal-Constitution 72 Marietta Street NW • Atlanta, GA 30303 Phone (404) 526-5151 • Fax (404) 526-7398 Online Northeast Cobb Monitor www.northeastcobbmonitor.com Phone (770) 522-5651

fan guide

Television 11 Alive One Monroe Place NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 Phone (404) 892-1611 • Fax (404) 881-0675

Getting to Life Life University is located on Barclay Circle just off Highway 41 North (Cobb Parkway), approximately one mile north of Dobbins Air Force Base or two miles south of the Big Chicken.

TV 23 100 Cherokee Street, Suite 130 • Marietta, GA 30090 Phone (770) 528-2482 • Fax (770) 528-2490

Lost & Found Lost and found items may be claimed in the Department of Athletics, located inside the main gym on the east end of the court or call 770-4262616 during regular business hours.

Sports Information Press Services: Programs will be distributed prior to the game. Game statistics will be available at halftime. Final box scores and a general playby-play will be distributed following the conclusion of the game. Interviews: Coaches and players will be available for interviews following each home game. Additional interviews can be arranged through Jenni Bennett, (770) 426-2616 Sports Information Hotline: Fans are encouraged to use the Life University sports information hotline by dialing (770) 794-3097. The hotline will give access to the latest information about Life University’s Running Eagles sports teams 24 hours a day. Additional information is available on the Life University website.

Fan Code of Conduct Life University Athletics is committed to creating a safe, comfortable, and enjoyable sports and entertainment experience. Fans have a right to expect an environment where: • Players will respect and appreciate each and every fan. • Fans will treat each other in a consistent, professional and courteous manner. • Fans will enjoy the basketball experience free from disruptive behavior, including foul or abusive language or obscene gestures. Any inappropriate behavior should be reported to a Life University staff member immediately. Concessions Life University concessions offers a wide-ranging menu.

Life University Facts Year Founded: 1974 Students (quarterly): 2,600 Student-Faculty Ratio: 16:1 Undergraduate Degrees: 12 Graduate Degrees: 2 Doctorate Degrees: 1 location: 104 wooded acres with more than three miles of trails LIFE University Basketball 2012-2013

THIS IS LIFE UNIVERSITY TM

Life University

The purpose of Life University is to provide students with the vision to fulfill their innate potential, the inspiration to engage in a quest for self-discovery, and the ability to apply a principled approach to their future roles as leaders in humanitarian service and as citizens in their communities. Life University provides leading-edge vital health science degrees. We seek to instill and practice a set of values, a philosophy, a perspective towards wellness and a deeper meaning of service to humanity which produces a transformational experience. These four elements include: • Values = Eight Core Proficiencies which advance personal integrity and provide the foundation for success, social contribution and cultural change • Philosophy = Vitalism which is the understanding and principle that the human body is a self-organizing, self-maintaining and self-healing organism • W ellness = A portfolio of programs and services that help people optimize their personal performance • Service = Lasting Purpose – To Give, To Do, To Love, To Serve Out of a Sense of Abundance Life University is creating thought leaders who are defining the paradigm shift that is transforming the world view of health and wellness.

DEGREES OFFERED

Associate Degrees in: Life Coaching and Computer Information Management

Master’s Degrees in: Clinical Nutrition Sport Health Science

Bachelor’s Degrees in: Biology Biopsychology Business Administration Computer Information Management Dietetics Exercise Science General Studies Health Coaching Nutrition Psychology

Doctor of Chiropractic

Eight Core Proficiencies

In conjunction with providing health care degree programs, Life University is committed to delivering an education designed around a set of core proficiencies that advance personal integrity and provide the foundation for professional success, social contribution and cultural change. These proficiencies: Integrity & Citizenship, Leadership & Entrepreneurship, Learning Theory/Critical Thinking, Contemporary Scientific Paradigms, Philosophy of Human Existence & Health Care Policy, Communication & Relationship Theory/Skills, Belief System & Performance and Integrative Change, distinguish a Life University education.

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Accreditation

Life University has the distinction of being Georgia’s only highly selective chiropractic college. It is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) to award Associates, Bachelors, Masters, and Doctor of Chiropractic degrees. Life University is also accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) to award Doctor of Chiropractic degrees, as well as programmatic accreditation from the Accreditation Council for Education in Nutrition and Dietetics (ACEND) of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (AND).

DISTINCTIONS

Life University has the distinction of being Georgia’s only highly selective chiropractic college. It is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) to award Associates, Bachelors, Masters, and Doctor of Chiropractic degrees. Life University is also accredited by the Council on Chiropractic Education (CCE) to award Doctor of Chiropractic degrees, as well as the Commission on Accreditation for Dietetics Education (CADE) to award degrees in the Didactic Program in Dietetics (DPD).

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Life’s 20/20 Vision

The 20/20 Vision is Life’s strategic plan for a period that ends in the year 2020. The vision encompasses four strategic initiatives: • Become the preeminent performance-centered, vitalistic health care institution in the world • Become the unchallenged leader in providing practical applications for success in business and in life • Break into the U.S. News and World Report national university rankings • E stablish continuity in stewardship and ensure our lasting legacy in leadership, strategic planning, stability, robust constituencies and delivery on our brand promise

Out of the 20/20 Vision came the Realizing the Vision Campaign. This multi-phase campaign has entered the third phase: Investing in Excellence. In this phase, Life University will be concentrating on three areas: Academics, Research and Rugby. It is in these three areas where LIFE is emerging as a thought leader around the country, and where LIFE can make the most impact on the national stage. We take pride in what we have already accomplished in the first two phases of the campaign, and are moving forward to continue the inspirational rate of improvement to the campus.

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2012-2013 SEASON PREVIEW TM

will be Josh Lee’s first full season in a LIFE jersey. He is a hard working, physical player and will make a difference on the team this year.

Life University’s Head Basketball Coach

John Barrett is back for his sixth year in the Eagles’ Nest and optimism and high expectations abound for this year’s squad. Combine eight returners from last year with the arrival of nine talented new faces and you can see why life is good for the Running Eagles. At first glance you’ll notice an immediate difference in the look of this team. According to the official roster, only one player stands under 6-ft tall and ten are listed as 6’5” or taller. “This is by far the tallest group we’ve ever had,” said Barrett. “The talent and skills are there to make a very strong and competitive team.” Returning Players All eight of Life University’s returning players are seniors. The Running Eagles welcome back last-season starter Andrew Woods who proved last year that he’s a hardworking, high-energy and very capable center. Big-man Ramon Walker is back under the rim and a major factor for LIFE’s defensive strategy this season. An all-around great athlete with quickness and strength, Barrington Ferguson returns to the court for his fourth year with the Running Eagles. De’Andre Cannon brings his energetic approach back to the game with great shooting ability and all-around versatility. Michael Robertson was a part-time starter last season with great post-moves and excellent rebounding. Outstanding shooting guard, Chris Beasley, is back to make an impact for the Running Eagles offense this season. This year

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Newcomers Incoming junior Latraius Mosley is a very strong and athletic wing from Athens, Ala., who red-shirted last season. Talented, 6’10” forward Dennis Harris is an athletic shooter and ties with former player Marvin Childs (1995-96) for tallest Running Eagle in history. Senior Bobby Smith is a strong and hardworking point guard from Rome, Ga. Greg Thomas comes to LIFE as a senior from Savannah, Ga. He’s an explosive leaper and exciting shooting guard. Junior Quint Clinkscales is a strong and versatile forward from Hartwell, Ga. One of the highest leapers to ever play for the Running Eagles, center Stefan Pope, enters LIFE as a senior from Atlanta. Junior LaTarrance Carter is a point guard from College Park, Ga. who transferred to LIFE this year from Florida State College at Jacksonville. Trey Payne comes to LIFE this year as a senior point guard from Memphis, Tenn. “We are very excited about the nucleus of returning players and the addition of a very talented group of newcomers. This year’s team will have greater depth at every position, with several players having the ability to play multiple positions on the floor. Having this flexibility could lead to difficult match-ups for our opponents,” said Barrett.

Returning Players: Chris Beasley De’Andre Cannon Barrington Ferguson Josh Lee Mike Robertson Ramon Walker Andrew Woods Non-Returning: Dajuwan “DC” Carter Pete Driver PJ Meyers Mico Sjekloca James Willis

Newcomers: LaTarrance Carter Quint Clinscales Dennis Harris Terrance Jenkins Latraius Mosley Trey Payne Stefan Pope Bobby Smith Greg Thomas

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The 2011-2012 season was one of extreme ups and downs for the Life University men’s basketball team as they strived to maintain their normal standard of excellence during the 20th year of their storied program. The regular season welcomed stunning wins over teams like No. 4 Mountain State of Beckley, W.Va. and No. 5 Georgetown at home. To top it off, LIFE’s threegame run to sweep the Association of Independent Institutions’ Championship Tournament birthed an automatic bid to Kansas City when the Running Eagles astonished the No. 2-seeded California State University San Marcos (19-12) by a 90-65 final. This year marked LIFE’s fourth consecutive appearance at the NAIA National Tournament and their 13th alltime. The Running Eagles were handed a tough matchup against the no. 1 Shorter in the opening round (who eventually went on to finish 3rd). The Hawks jumped out with an early lead, and LIFE never found the momentum to make a comeback. They suffered their final loss of the season, 105-93, and finished with a 1915 record. The team was led by senior co-captains PJ Meyers and Mico Sjekloca. In just two seasons, Meyers broke eight Life University records, both career and single-season. Sjekloca climbed into the top 10 all-time LIFE leaders for career blocks (#7), career rebounds (#10), singleseason rebounds (#6), and single-season blocks (#7). Meyers, Sjekloca and fellow senior Pete Driver were selected to the 2012 A.I.I. All-Tournament team.

As a team, the Running Eagles averaged 90.72 points per game. They finished the season nationally ranked No. 1 in offensive rebounds per game (18.2); No. 2 in scoring offense per game (90.7) and total rebounds per game (43.5); No. 3 in total scoring offense (3,085) and total rebound offense (1,480); No. 4 in steals per game (11.5); No. 5 in total steals (391) and No. 8 in total blocks (143). “We finished off another great season with numerous national rankings, another A.I.I. Conference Championship, our fourth straight appearance at the NAIA National Tournament and our 26th NAIA AllAmerican. The team can certainly be proud of their accomplishments from this past year and build on its successes as we prepare for the 2012-2013 season,” said Director of Athletics John Barrett. Life University will enter the 2012-2013 season without the help of former seniors Meyers, Sjekloca, Driver, James Willis and Dajuwan “DC” Carter. Returning players include Barrington Ferguson, Andrew Woods, Ramon Walker, De’Andre Cannon, Josh Lee, Chris Beasley and Mike Robertson.

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HEADER HEAD COACH JOHN BARRETT TM

JOHN BARRETT

Director of Athletics, Head Basketball Coach

John Barrett has coached the Running Eagles through two decades of unprecedented success. With his leadership, Life University men’s basketball program has earned three NAIA National Championships, a regional or conference title every year from 1991-1998, and 13 National Tournament appearances. This season marks Barrett’s sixth year as Director of Athletics, sixth year as Head Coach for the men’s basketball team and sixteenth season coaching the Running Eagles. Throughout his career at LIFE, Coach Barrett has been responsible for recruiting 26 All-Americans: first team Jerry Jones, Billy Lewis, Curtis Carrington, John Brown and Jimmie Hunter, second team Richard Dodson, Jamaal Horton, Corey Evans and Tay Barber, third team PJ Meyers, Don Smiley and Anthony Maxwell, and honorable mention Robert Richburg, James Harris, Antwon Hall, Demetrius Palmer, Chummy Johnson, Greg Brown, and James Hooper. Originally from Atlanta, Barrett helped develop the successful Running Eagles defensive philosophy of pressing full court and forcing an up-tempo game. The aggressive style takes full advantage of the Running Eagles’ quickness and athletic abilities. Barrett began his coaching career as assistant coach at Marietta High School and his success netted him and his team a state championship in 1983. After leaving the high school ranks, he helped develop the first basketball team at rival Kennesaw State University. While at Kennesaw he also coached the baseball team. Barrett has spent time consulting and scouting for several NCAA Division I basketball teams. Since his return to Life University as Director of Athletics in 2006, Barrett has completely renewed the intramural and club sports programs that were dormant for over five years. The rugby program receives more international recognition than ever, and now boasts two men’s teams: the Men’s Division 1 squad, which finished runnerup in the national championship match in 2011, and the all-undergraduate team in the College Premier Division, which reached the national semifinals last season. Coach Barrett graduated from Oglethorpe University and was a member of both the basketball and baseball teams. He and his wife Anna have been married for nine years. Coach Barrett has two grown sons, Philip and Matthew.

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RUNNING EAGLES COACHES TM

Bill Firnbach Associate Director of Athletics, Associate Head Basketball Coach Bill Firnbach has been an invaluable part of Life University’s men’s basketball program since its founding in 1991. This is Firnbach’s fifth season as Associate Director of Athletics and Associate Head Men’s Basketball Coach, and his fifteenth season as coach of the Running Eagles. Coach Firnbach’s responsibilities include academic supervision, recruiting, scouting and on-the-floor coaching. In addition, he manages the intramural and club sports programs for students each quarter. Firnbach completed his basketball career at Georgia State and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Business Management in 1998. Prior to Georgia State, he played basketball at Colby Community College in Colby, Kan., where he was instrumental in leading Colby to a 28-5 record and a national ranking. He was named an All-American during his sophomore season. Firnbach graduated from Woodstock High School in Woodstock, Ill., where he lettered in basketball and baseball. Coach Firnbach is married to Dr. Tamera Firnbach of Marietta, a graduate of Life University.

Anthony Maxwell Assistant Basketball Coach Assistant Coach Anthony Maxwell enters his second season on the coaching staff this year, but he’s been a Running Eagle since the team won its first NAIA National Championship in 1997. Maxwell played for Life University for two seasons and earned All-American Honorable Mention in 1997 and was named an AllAmerican in 1998. He still holds the record for fourth place in career scoring with 1,170 points. Maxwell was a two-time All-American at Truett-McConnell Junior College in 1993 and 1994. Originally from Hartwell, Ga., Maxwell graduated from Hart County High School and was a two-time All-State and All-American his senior year. In addition to coaching for the Running Eagles, Maxwell is a shooting coach for many NBA, college and high school athletes. He scouts players for college teams and directs several basketball camps each year for NBA players and coaches. Coach Maxwell has two children, Leah and Andrew.

Reginald Johnson assistant Basketball Coach This season marks Reginald Johnson’s third year as Assistant Coach for the Running Eagles. Although his main focus is local high school recruiting, he also assists in on-the-floor coaching duties. Johnson has coached basketball for high schools in Metro-Atlanta since 2002. He graduated with a Doctorate of Chiropractic degree from Life University in 1998 and has three children, Courtney, Alexis, and Reginald Johnson III. Coach Johnson is a member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

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chris beasley Major: Business Administration Position: Guard Height: 6’0”

Hometown: Atlanta, GA Birth date: November 22

Chris is an all-around great shooter and had his personal best of 27

Coach Barrett says, “Last year, Chris was

Chris is the son of Hure and Kassandra Beasley of Atlanta, Ga. He graduated from Pebblebrook High School where he led his team to the Elite Eight his senior year. Beasley transferred to LIFE from Snead State Community College in Boaz, Alabama.

coming off knee surgery, but made a strong contribution to our second-half run to the National Tournament. We are excited to see what he’s going to do with a full season. He’s healthy, he’s a great shooter and he’s an integral part of this coming season.”

FGA: 251

3PM: 41

3PA: 129

FTM: 44

FTA: 51

OFF: 26

DEF: 48

REB: 74

BLK: 3

3P%: 31.8

FT%: 86.3

REB: 2.31

AST: 0.94

STL: 0.94

BLK: 0.09

TO: 1.31

PTS: 7.72

FGA: 19

3PM: 5

3PA: 10

FTM: 9

FTA: 11

REB: 5

AST: 3

STL: 4

points against St. Catharine last season. He averaged about 8 points per game and went 44 for 51 from behind the line.

Career totals Year: 2012

GP: 32

FGM: 81

AST: 30

STL: 30

BLK: 2

PTS: 27

TO: 42

PTS: 247

Career average Year: 2012

GP: 33

FG%: 32.3

Career HIGHS Year: 2012

GP: 33

FGM: 7

De’andre cannon Major: Business Administration Position: Guard Height: 6’5”

Hometown: Marietta, GA Birth date: March 13

Last year, De’Andre helped provide a strong offense for the Running Eagles by averaging 12 points per game and by scoring 10 or more points in 15 different games during the season. In February, he scored a high of 20 points against Voorhees College. De’Andre is the son of Angela Anderson of Marietta, Ga. He graduated from Marietta High School in 2008 where he led his team to a 28-5 record his senior year.

Coach Barrett says, “De’Andre is an

outstanding shooter and very active on the offensive end. As a returning player, we are looking for a bigger role from him as a leader this season. With his talent, we have great expectations for the coming year.”

Career totals Year: 2012

GP: 21

FGM: 94

FGA: 206

3PM: 42

3PA: 103

FTM: 23

FTA: 41

OFF: 37

DEF: 69

REB: 63

3P%: 40.8

FT%: 56.1

REB: 3.0

AST: 0.38

STL: 0.9

BLK: 0.24

TO: 1.38

PTS: 12.05

FGA: 16

3PM: 4

3PA: 9

FTM: 5

FTA: 7

REB: 7

AST: 2

STL: 3

AST: 8

STL: 19

BLK: 1

PTS: 20

Career average Year: 2012

GP: 21

FG%: 45.6

Career HIGHS Year: 2012

GP: 21

FGM: 7

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BLK: 5

TO: 29

PTS: 253

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Barrington Ferguson Coach Barrett says, “We have a great deal

of anticipation for Barrington coming into his senior year. He was in the first group we signed at the restart of the basketball program, and he’s continued to develop every year. We’re eager to see how his hard work will pay off on the court this season, as he comes into his own as an outstanding player.”

Major: Exercise Science Position: Guard Height: 6’4”

Hometown: Marietta, GA Birth date: December 3

Barrington Ferguson signed with Life University following his senior year of high school in 2008. Since that time, he has made three National Tournament appearances with the Running Eagles, and he continues to work hard and improve every year. Barrington is the son of Barrington, Sr. and Maxine Ferguson of Marietta, Ga. Barrington graduated from Marietta High School and redshirted his freshman year at LIFE. During high school, his team earned two regional championships in 2007 and 2008, and he earned the team’s Best Defense award as a senior.

Career totals Year: 2012

GP: 33

FGM: 61

FGA: 137

3PM: 11

3PA: 25

FTM: 34

FTA: 45

OFF: 25

DEF: 36

REB: 61

3P%: 44.0

FT%: 75.6

REB: 1.8

AST: 0.6

STL: 0.5

BLK: 0.2

TO: 1.5

PTS: 5.1

FGA: 10

3PM: 2

3PA: 2

FTM: 5

FTA: 8

REB: 6

AST: 3

STL: 3

AST: 19

STL: 16

BLK: 2

PTS: 12

BLK: 5

TO: 48

PTS: 167

TO: 12

PTS: 84

Career average Year: 2012

GP: 33

FG%: 44.5

Career HIGHS Year: 2012

GP: 33

FGM: 5

josh lee Coach Barrett says, “Josh is a very strong

Major: Business Administration Position: Forward Height: 6’7”

and athletic player with great speed for his size. He has a nice shooting touch and is a good low-post player. His potential is unlimited and we are looking forward to having him for a full season.”

Hometown: Nashville, TN Birth date: June 1

In just the first half of last season, Josh averaged nearly 8.5 points and 4.5 rebounds per game. Josh is the son of Cynthia Johnson and Dwayne Lee of Nashville, Tenn. He graduated from Maplewood High School and then played for Chattanooga State Technical Community College his freshman and sophomore years.

Career totals Year: 2012

GP: 10

FGM: 32

FGA: 66

3PM: 2

3PA: 5

FTM: 18

FTA: 24

OFF: 25

DEF: 22

REB: 47

3P%: 40.0

FT%: 75.0

REB: 4.7

AST: 0.3

STL: 1.1

BLK: 0.2

TO: 1.2

PTS: 8.4

FGA: 12

3PM: 1

3PA: 2

FTM: 6

FTA: 8

REB: 10

AST: 1

STL: 6

AST: 3

STL: 11

BLK: 1

PTS: 12

BLK: 2

Career average Year: 2012

GP: 10

FG%: 48.5

Career HIGHS Year: 2012

GP: 10

FGM: 5

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michael robertson Major: Exercise Science Position: Power Forward Height: 6’8”

Hometown: Birmingham, AL Birth date: December 14

Robertson played the first half of the 2011-2012 season and averaged 10.5 points, 8 rebounds and 2 blocks per game. He had a double-double in December against Mobile with 21 points and 16 rebounds. Michael is the son of Stella Robertson of Birmingham, Ala. He graduated from Midfield High School in Midfield, Ala. Following high school he played for Chattanooga State Technical Community College before transferring to Life University in 2011.

Coach Barrett says, “Mike is a very strong

and exciting player, and a terrific post-up player. We are looking for him to help us on the defensive end this season. His shot-blocking and rebounding skills will make us a better defensive team than we were last year.”

Career totals Year: 2012

GP: 11

FGM: 50

FGA: 102

3PM: 1

3PA: 2

FTM: 14

FTA: 29

OFF: 24

DEF: 67

REB: 91

3P%: 50.0

FT%: 48.3

REB: 8.27

AST: 0.55

STL: 0.45

BLK: 2.09

TO: 2.0

PTS: 10.45

FGA: 17

3PM: 1

3PA: 2

FTM: 4

FTA: 6

REB: 16

AST: 2

STL: 1

AST: 6

STL: 5

BLK: 5

PTS: 21

BLK: 23

TO: 22

PTS: 115

Career average Year: 2012

GP: 11

FG%: 49.0

Career HIGHS Year: 2012

GP: 11

FGM: 9

ramon walker Major: Exercise Science Position: Forward Height: 6’7”

Hometown: Savannah, GA Birth date: March 1

As a junior, Walker broke into the top career leading blockers for LIFE, where he currently ranks seventh (64 total blocks) with an entire season in front of him. Last year he averaged five rebounds per game in a reserved role, and celebrated a double-double (17 points, 12 rebounds) against Lindsey Wilson College. Ramon is the son of Michelle Walker of Savannah, GA. He played basketball for Sol. C. Johnson High School in Savannah for three years.

Coach Barrett says, “Ramon is a member

of our first signing class and has done a great job each year. He is a major contributor to us being a better rebounding team than ever before. As he enters his senior year, we hope to do as much for him as he’s done for us.”

Career totals Year: 2012

GP: 33

FGM: 87

FGA: 186

3PM: 0

3PA: 0

FTM: 39

FTA: 60

OFF: 65

DEF: 90

REB: 155

3P%: 0.0

FT%: 65.0

REB: 4.7

AST: 0.5

STL: 0.8

BLK: 1.0

TO: 1.4

PTS: 6.5

FGA: 12

3PM: 0

3PA: 0

FTM: 6

FTA: 9

REB: 12

AST: 3

STL: 3

AST: 16

STL: 28

BLK: 5

PTS: 17

Career average Year: 2012

GP: 33

FG%: 46.8

Career HIGHS Year: 2012

GP: 33

FGM: 8

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BLK: 34

TO: 45

PTS: 213

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andrew woods Coach Barrett says, “Drew is a key player

Major: Business Administration Position: Forward Height: 6’7”

returning from last year’s team. He is outstanding on both ends of the court and does a great job setting the tone for a game with how hard he plays. We are depending on his leadership this year.”

Hometown: Miami, FL Birth date: May 29

Last year Woods gained a lot of attention for his energetic, exciting personality on the court. He averaged 10.5 points and 6.5 rebounds per game, and he had a personal best of 29 points and 13 rebounds against Oakwood University. Woods is the son of Mary Jackson and Valencia Amison of Miami, Fla. He graduated from Miami Norland High School where he led his team to a state championship in 2006. Drew transferred to LIFE in 2010 from Chattanooga State Technical Community College and red-shirted his first year as a Running Eagle.

Career totals Year: 2012

GP: 33

FGM: 124

FGA: 275

3PM: 1

3PA: 10

FTM: 101

FTA: 158

OFF: 102

DEF: 114

REB: 216

3P%: 10.0

FT%: 63.9

REB: 6.55

AST: 0.91

STL: 1.24

BLK: 0.27

TO: 2.45

PTS: 10.61

FGA: 19

3PM: 1

3PA: 1

FTM: 9

FTA: 13

REB: 19

AST: 4

STL: 4

AST: 30

STL: 41

BLK: 2

PTS: 29

BLK: 9

TO: 81

PTS: 350

Career average Year: 2012

GP: 33

FG%: 45.1

Career HIGHS Year: 2012

GP: 33

FGM: 10

dennis harris Coach Barrett says,

“Dennis is a big-time player. He is a 6’10” athlete who can catch the ball in the post and shoot it from the 3-point line. He has the potential to be one of the most exciting players we’ve had in the program.”

Major: Exercise Science Position: Forward Height: 6’10”

Hometown: Seaside, CA Birth date: December 21

Dennis is the son of Linda Fleming and Dennis Harris. He graduated from Mundy’s Mill High School in Clayton, Georgia, and transferred to LIFE this year as a senior from Campbellsville University.

stefan pope Coach Barrett says,

Major: General Studies Position: Forward Height: 6’9”

Hometown: Atlanta, GA Birth date: May 4

“Stefan is a very athletic, highly skilled, post-player with great speed. We are relying heavily on him for Stefan is the son of Darrell and Camilla Pope from Atlanta, Ga. He graduhalf-court and full-court defense. He is a tremendous shot-blocker and has ated from Banneker High School in College Park and transferred to LIFE this year as a senior from St. Catharine College. unlimited potential.”

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bobby smith Major: Business Administration Position: Guard Height: 6’2”

Hometown: Rome, GA Birth date: May 1

Bobby is the son of Latise Lattimer of Rome, Ga. He graduated from Coosa High School in Rome and transferred to LIFE as a senior from Southern Polytechnic University.

Coach Barrett says,

“Bobby is a great all-around player with tremendous speed and quickness. He has an outstanding shooting touch and is an all-round leader on the court.”

greg thomas Major: Computer Information Management Position: Guard

Height: 6’3” Hometown: Savannah, GA Birth date: February 5

Greg is the son of Ida and Greg Thomas. He graduated form Beach High School in Savannah, and transferred to LIFE as a senior from Shaw University.

trey payne Major: Business Administration Position: Guard Height: 5’10”

Hometown: Memphis, TN Birth date: November 3

Trey is the son of Millie and Brenda Payne. He graduated from Manassas High School in Memphis, Tenn., and came to LIFE as a senior from Southern Polytechnic University.

underclassmen Quint Clinkscales Year: Junior Major: General Studies Position: Forward

Height: 6’6” Hometown: Hartwell, GA Birthdate: February 9

Latraius mosley Year: Junior Major: Business Administration Position: Guard

Height: 6’6” Hometown: Athens, AL Birthdate: March 31

LaTaRRANCE CARTER Year: Junior Major: Business Administration Position: Guard

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Height: 6’4” Hometown: Atlanta, GA Birthdate: July 26

Coach Barrett says,

“Greg is a very strong, athletic guard. He has great leaping ability and is a very exciting dunker. He’s got all the tools to be successful and watching him play is worth the price of admission.”

Coach Barrett says,

“Trey is another in the long line of very explosive Life University point guards. He is a great passer with quick, tremendous speed. He makes great decisions with the ball in his hands and should be one of the top guards in the country this year.”

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The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) selected Life University’s PJ Meyers as a Third Team All-American, the 26th All-American in the history of LIFE basketball. Meyers had an incredible year as co-captain and point guard for the Running Eagles (2011-12). In this season alone he broke eight Life University records: • • • • • • • •

Most points scored in a season (805); Previous record: Billy Lewis, 784 points (1995-96) Most points scored in a single game (43); Previous record: Billy Lewis, 42 points (1-27-1996) Highest scoring average per game (24.3); Previous record: Jimmie Hunter, 22.8 (1999-00) Field goals made in a season (276); Previous record: Jerry Jones, 273 (1993-94) Field goal attempts in a game (37); Previous record: Vernon Orr, 26(t) (2-18-1995) and Tay Barber, 26(t) (11-24-2008) Field goal attempts in a season (631); Previous record: Billy Lewis, 532 (1995-96) Free throws made in a season (201); Previous record: Jerry Jones, 179 (1992-93) Free throw attempts in a season (244); Previous record: Jerry Jones, 227 (1994-95)

Meyers was selected Most Outstanding Player at the 2012 A.I.I. Championship Tournament and finished the season with four national rankings: third in total steals and total scoring, fourth in points per game and fifth in steals per game. “PJ had an outstanding career here at LIFE. He was an exciting player to watch on the floor and brought a lot of energy each night. PJ continued the tradition of great point guards that have fueled the success of our teams over the years,” said Associate Director of Athletics Bill Firnbach.

Life University’s Mico Sjekloca garnered the Champions of Character award and received one of five Pattison Family Foundation Scholarships during the 2012 Buffalo Funds-NAIA Men’s Basketball Championship. Each year, the Pattison Family recognizes select student-athletes at the Tournament who excel both on and off the court. There are three key areas in which the Pattison Family selects their scholarship winners: leadership, academics and community involvement. Sjekloca was selected co-captain of the 2011-2012 Running Eagles team for his hard work and outstanding leadership abilities. His enthusiasm for the sport makes him a crowd favorite. Not only is he a leader on the court, but he also leads his team in the classroom, boasting the highest grade point average on the team. Sjekloca led the charge in several volunteer efforts this season including: building a playground for children at the local non-profit Mothers Making a Change, sorting and distributing food at the Thanksgiving food drive for Marietta’s Center for Family Resources, and assisting middle school competitors at the Kiwanis Club Soap Box Derby. Sjekloca is passionate about two things: school and basketball. Despite being an international student (from Montenegro) and having to learn the language and the culture, Sjekloca has not been deterred from achieving his academic goals and pursuing his dream of graduating with a master’s degree. He is a Dean’s List student who strives for excellence in everything he does. His attitude for achieving his goals on and off the court has been contagious. Sjekloca is not only a true leader and a tremendous basketball player, he is also an outstanding individual who looks to help others first.

Running Eagles Commit to Serve Our Community Life University’s Lasting Purpose represents a commitment “To Give, To Do, To Love, To Serve out of a sense of abundance.” It calls upon us to act from a place of gratitude and to use our gifts for the benefit of others. Life University’s Department of Athletics engages our student-athletes in the Lasting Purpose initiative. Every quarter, our sports teams go into the community to serve in a variety of capacities. In 2012, the Running Eagles participated in dozens of volunteer efforts, including: The Center for Family Resources’ ‘Thanks for Giving’ program, The Kiwanis Club’s annual Soap Box Derby,

Cobb County’s Special Olympics, Keep Marietta Beautiful’s ‘Love the Loop’ clean-up program, the Allgood Community Garden Project, Mothers Making a Change renovation and playground facility, and many, many more. Serving our community is a huge part of being a Running Eagle and representing Life University. When we give, we receive, and then we give more. We look forward to partnering with even more groups and local organizations, and we intend to serve our community to an even greater extent in 2013.

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“Champions of character are developed when no one is watching.” In the NAIA, a dedication to leadership development is balanced with sports accomplishment. A trailblazer in providing equal opportunity for all student-athletes. An expectation of ethical behavior, fairness in competition, access to athletic scholarship, sportsmanship and leadership development. At the core of all of this — character. The seed of the NAIA began in 1937 with the tip-off of a men’s basketball tournament that has become the longest running basketball tournament in the country, celebrating 75 years in 2012. Out of the tournament grew the NAIA, an association of close to 300 member schools and more than 60,000 studentathletes. Since 1937, the NAIA has administered programs and championships in proper balance with the overall educational experience. In 2000, the NAIA reaffirmed its purpose to enhance the character-building aspects of sport. Through Champions of Character, the NAIA seeks to create an environment in which every student-athlete, coach, official and spectator is committed to the true spirit of competition through five core values: integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship and servant leadership. Most recently, the association opened the doors to the NAIA Eligibility Center, where prospective student-athletes are evaluated for academic and athletic eligibility. It delivers on our larger promise of integrity by leveling the playing field, guiding student-athlete success, and ensuring fair competition. Providing student-athletes a chance to connect with NAIA schools and coaches helps them make the best decision to prepare them for success in both college and athletics.

NAIA Facts • • • • • • •

Nearly 300 member colleges and universities 13 sports and 23 National Championships 60,000 student-athletes $450 million in athletic scholarships First to include black colleges and students in championships First to include women in national championships First to develop system-wide character initiative with substantive programming

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Champions of Character The mission of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) Champions of Character Program is to provide training to ensure character is demonstrated through conduct as well as competition, so students know, do and value the right thing in all areas of life. By the age of 13, 70% of youth drop out of organized youth sports, most often saying it’s because they’re not having fun anymore. Research shows that the longer a student spends in sports, their social reasoning - sacrificing for the good of the team - rises, however, their moral reasoning skills - doing what is fair, just, honest, and noble - decline. The result is athletes are willing to lie, cheat, and steal to get their teammates ahead. Through the Champions of Character program, the NAIA is promoting five core character values that are crucial to the development of our youth: integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship, and servant leadership. Over time, valuable life lessons — working together for team goals, building personal strength of purpose to achieve victory, and sharing in the proper winning (or losing) spirit-can be instilled in sports participants. At the same time, the expectations that coaches and parents have for the athletes they support have led to conduct that detracts from the sports experience. Poor demonstrations of character are easily copied by young athletes. However, when athletes develop their skills in an environment in which adults’ actions foster character-driven conduct, they are bound to do the same. Inherent to the Champions of Character process is the belief that character is handed down from one generation to the next. When those who provide athletic opportunities are willing to commit to characterdriven athletics and put the athlete first both the game and society overall benefit.

NAIA NATIONAL TOURNAMENTheader HISTORY TM

National Tournament Appearances: 13 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 National Tournament Finishes Sweet Sixteen: 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 Elite Eight: 1994, 1997, 1999, 2000 Final Four: 1994, 1997, 1999, 2000 Championship Runner-Up: 1994 Championships: 1997, 1999, 2000

National Tournament Seeds #1 (1997, 2000) #2 (1995, 1996) #3 (1998) #13 (1993) Unseeded: (1994, 1999, 2001, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012) National Tournament Win/Loss Record: 22-10 Winning Percentage: .688

All-time national tournament results Year Results 1993 Defeated Benedict (96-62) Lost to David Lipscomb (89-94) 1994 Defeated Oklahoma Christian (78-73), Westmont (85-65), Hawaii Pacific (97-79), Midwestern State (85-67) Lost to Oklahoma City (81-99) 1995 Lost to Montana State Northern (71-72) 1996 Defeated Xavier (79-72) Lost to Belmont (74-73) 1997 Defeated Huston-Tillotson (107-68), BYU-Hawaii (81-65), Birmingham-Southern (66-64), Cumberland (69-52), Oklahoma Baptist (73-64) 1998 Defeated Cumberland (74-61) Lost to Southern Nazarene, OT (90-94) 1999 Defeated Faulkner (64-58), Oklahoma City (87-74), Concordia (83-67), Azusa Pacific (77-71), Mobile (63-60) 2000 Defeated Southern New Orleans (106-63), Southern Polytech (90-65), The Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s (79-68), Olivet Nazarene (85-69), Georgetown (61-59) 2001 Lost to Spring Hill (63-72) 2009 Lost to Oklahoma Baptist (90-81) 2010 Lost to Robert Morris (90-72) 2011 Lost to LSU-Shreveport (106-80) 2012 Lost to Shorter (105-93)

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Media Roster NO NAME POSITION HT CLASS HOMETOWN 1 Thomas, Greg G 6-3 SR Savannah, GA 2 Mosley, Latraius G 6-6 JR Athens, AL 3 Payne, Trey G 5-10 SR Memphis, TN 4 Smith, Bobby G 6-2 SR Rome, GA 10 Carter, LaTarrance G 6-4 JR Atlanta, GA 14 Ferguson, Barrington F 6-4 SR Marietta, GA 15 Pope, Stefan F 6-9 SR Atlanta, GA 20 Walker, Ramon C 6-7 SR Savannah, GA 21 Lee, Josh F 6-7 SR Nashville, TN 22 Cannon, DeAndre G 6-5 SR Marietta, GA 23 Clinkscales, Quint F 6-6 JR Hartwell, GA 24 Harris, Dennis C 6-10 SR Jonesboro, GA 33 Woods, Andrew F 6-7 SR Miami, FL 35 Beasley, Chris G 6-0 SR Atlanta, GA 44 Robertson, Mike F 6-8 SR Birmingham, AL

Alphabetical Roster NO NAME POSITION HT CLASS HOMETOWN 35 Beasley, Chris G 6-0 SR Atlanta, GA 22 Cannon, DeAndre G 6-5 SR Marietta, GA 10 Carter, LaTarrance G 6-4 JR Atlanta, GA 23 Clinkscales, Quint F 6-6 JR Hartwell, GA 14 Ferguson, Barrington F 6-4 SR Marietta, GA 24 Harris, Dennis C 6-10 SR Jonesboro, GA 21 Lee, Josh F 6-7 SR Nashville, TN 2 Mosley, Latraius G 6-6 JR Athens, AL 3 Payne, Trey G 5-10 SR Memphis, TN 15 Pope, Stefan F 6-9 SR Atlanta, GA 44 Robertson, Mike F 6-8 SR Birmingham, AL 4 Smith, Bobby G 6-2 SR Rome, GA 1 Thomas, Greg G 6-3 SR Savannah, GA 20 Walker, Ramon C 6-7 SR Savannah, GA 33 Woods, Andrew F 6-7 SR Miami, FL

Pronunciation Gude NO NAME 2 Latraius (Luh-tray-us) Mosley

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Career Leaders (Top 10) Scoring

Billy Lewis (1992-1996) 2,235 Jerry Jones (1993-1995) 1,900 PJ Meyers (2010-2012) 1,326 Tay Barber (2008-2010) 1,206 Anthony Maxwell (1996-1998) 1,170 James Harris (1995-1997) 1,135 Robert Richburg (1991-1993) 1,098 Richard Dodson (1991-1993) 1,020 Greg Brown (2008-2010) 903 Derrick Engram (1991-1993) 894

Rebounding

Billy Lewis (1993-1996) 488 Derrick Engram (1991-1993) 466 Jerry Jones (1993-1995) 465 Robert Richburg (1991-1993) 452 Lamar Harris (1991-1995) 400 James Harris (1995-1997) 355 Marvin Childs (1995-1996) 354 John Brown (1997-1998) 353 Jerome Sweeting (1993-1995) 340 Mico Sjekloca (2010-2012) 339

Assists

Billy Lewis (1993-1996) 632 Tyree McGhee (1991-1993) 403 Tay Barber (2008-2010) 366 Jerry Jones (1993-1995) 299 PJ Meyers (2010-2012) 286 Jeff Wright (1995-1998) 252 Corey Evans (1997-2000) 247 Anthony Maxwell (1996-1998) (t) 228 James Hooper (2009-2011) (t) 228 Ed Jones (1991-1993) 222

Steals

Demitrius Palmer (1996-1998) 277 Billy Lewis (1993-1996) 259 Greg Brown (2008-2010) 215 Jerry Jones (1993-1995) 207 PJ Meyers (2010-2012) 190 Robert Richburg (1991-1993) 187 Tay Barber (2008-2010) 164 Lamar Harris (1991-1995) 140 Jeff Wright (1995-1998) 137 Don Smiley (1996-1997) 135

Blocked Shots

Marvin Childs (1995-1996) 151 John Brown (1997-1998) 96 James Harris (1995-1997) 95 Jonathan Johnson (2008-2010) 106 Melvin Martin (1992-1994) 90 Derrick Engram (1991-1993) 66 Ramon Walker (2009-2012) (t) 64 Mico Sjekloca (2010-2012) (t) 64 Robert Richburg (1991-1993) 57 Antwon Hall (1997-1998) 57

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Scoring

PJ Meyers (2011-2012) 805 Billy Lewis (1995-1996) 784 Jerry Jones (1993-1994) 731 Jerry Jones (1994-1995) 696 Jimmie Hunter (1999-2000) 662 Antwon Hall (1997-1998) 641 Robert Richburg (1991-1992) 633 Billy Lewis (1993-1994) 628 Tay Barber (2008-2009) 616 John Brown (1997-1998) 612

Rebounding

Marvin Childs (1995-1996) 354 John Brown (1997-1998) 353 Curtis Carrington (1996-1997) 259 Derrick Engram (1991-1992) 255 Derrick Shaw (1999-2000) (t) 250 Mico Sjekloca (2011-2012) (t) 250 Robert Richburg (1991-1992) 249 Desmond Walker (2000-2001) 244 Keith Lundy (1995-1996) 224 David Eubanks (1995-1996) 217

Assists

Top Scoring Performances

43 – PJ Meyers vs. Shorter at NAIA Tournament (3-14-12) 42 – Billy Lewis at Knoxville (1-27-96) 40 – Tay Barber at Crichton (1-24-09) 40 – Tay Barber at University of Mobile (1-18-10) 40 – PJ Meyers at St. Catharine (11-7-11) 39 – James Harris vs Athens St. (2-8-97) 39 – Vernon Orr at Lee (2-18-95) 39 – PJ Meyers vs. Carver (10-31-11) 38 – Jerry Jones vs Kennesaw (3-8-94) 37 – Billy Lewis vs. N. Georgia (2-17-96) 35 – Noble Duke at Knoxville (2-8-95) 35 – Corey Evans vs. Azusa Pacific (3-20-99) 35 – Jamaal Horton at Talladega (2-20-99) 35 – Jamaal Horton vs Carver (2-5-99) 35 – Richard Dodson vs Kennesaw (1-9-93) 34 – Tay Barber vs University of Mobile (12-8-08) 34 – Billy Lewis at Southern Wesleyan (2-26-95) 34 – Jerry Jones vs. Salem-Teikyo (12-17-94) 34 – Bruce White at LaGrange (11-12-91) 33 – John Brown at Oregon Tech (12-6-97) 33 – Jerry Jones vs Georgia Southwestern (2-19-94) 33 – Jerry Jones vs Kennesaw (2-5-94) 33 – Richard Dodson at Lee (12-8-92) 33 – PJ Meyers vs Lindsey Wilson (11-25-11)

Tay Barber (2008-2009) 230 Tyree McGhee (1991-1992) 228 Don Smiley (1996-1997) 201 Billy Lewis (1995-1996) (t) 195 Corey Evans (1998-1999) (t) 195 Billy Lewis (1993-1994) (t) 178 PJ Meyers (2011-2012) (t) 178 Tyree McGhee (1992-1993) 175 Corey Evans (1999-2000) 171 Keith Lundy (1995-1996) 159

Steals

Demitrius Palmer (1997-1998) 145 Don Smiley (1996-1997) 135 Demitrius Palmer (1996-1997) 132 Patrick Lewis (1996-1997) 122 Greg Brown (2008-2009) 118 PJ Meyers (2011-2012) 112 Greg Brown (2009-2010) 98 Tay Barber (2008-2009) 92 Jerry Jones (1993-1994) 85 Corey Evans (1998-1999) 84

Blocked Shots

Marvin Childs (1995-1996) 151 John Brown (1997-1998) 96 Jonathan Johnson (2008-2009) 95 Antwon Hall (1997-1998) 57 Ken Eskridge (1992-1993) 53 Melvin Martin (1992-1993) (t) 46 Mico Sjekloca (2011-2012) (t) 46 Melvin Martin (1993-1994) 44 Robert Richburg (1991-1992) (t) 39 James Harris (1996-1997) (t) 39 LIFE University Basketball 2012-2013

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NAIA All-Southeast Region Team

2011-2012 PJ Meyers 3rd Team 2010-2011 James Hooper Honorable Mention 2009-2010 Tay Barber 2nd Team 2009-2010 Greg Brown Honorable Mention Tay Barber Honorable Mention 2008-2009 2001-2002 Mike DeGruy 2nd Team 1999-2000 Jimmie Hunter 1st Team Corey Evans 2nd Team Jamaal Horton 2nd Team 1998-1999 Corey Evans Honorable Mention Chummy Johnson Honorable Mention 1997-1998 John Brown 1st Team Anthony Maxwell 3rd Team Antwon Hall Honorable Mention Demitrius Palmer Honorable Mention 1996-1997 Curtis Carrington 1st Team Don Smiley 3rd Team James Harris Honorable Mention Anthony Maxwell Honorable Mention 1995-1996 Billy Lewis 1st Team 1994-1995 Jerry Jones 1st Team Billy Lewis 2nd Team 1993-1994 Billy Lewis 1st Team Jerry Jones 2nd Team 1992-1993 Richard Dodson 2nd Team Robert Richburg Honorable Mention 1991-1992

1998-1999 Jamaal Horton Player of the Year Corey Evans 1st Team Chummy Johnson 1st Team 1997-1998 John Brown Player of the Year Anthony Maxwell 1st Team Demitrius Palmer 1st Team Antwon Hall 1st Team Jeff Wright Honorable Mention Curtis Carrington Player of the Year 1996-1997 James Harris 1st Team Anthony Maxwell 1st Team Don Smiley 1st Team Demitrius Palmer 1st Team Patrick Lewis 2nd Team 1995-1996 Billy Lewis Player of the Year Marvin Childs 1st Team James Harris 2nd Team David Eubanks 2nd Team 1994-1995 Jerry Jones Player of the Year Billy Lewis 1st Team Noble Duke 2nd Team Vernon Orr 2nd Team 1993-1994 Jerry Jones Player of the Year Billy Lewis 1st Team

NAIA All-Tournament Team 1999-2000 Jimmie Hunter Tournament MVP Jimmie Hunter Player of the Year 1998-1999 Corey Evans Tournament MVP Jamaal Horton All-Tournament Derrick Shaw All-Tournament James Harris Tournament MVP 1996-1997 Curtis Carrington All-Tournament 1995-1996 Billy Lewis All-Tournament 1993-1994 Billy Lewis All-Tournament Jerry Jones All-Tournament

NAIA Charles Stevenson Hustle Award 1993-1994

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NAIA All-Southeast Region Tournament Team 1998-1999 Corey Evans All-Tournament Chummy Johnson All-Tournament 1997-1998 John Brown Tournament MVP Anthony Maxwell All-Tournament Antwon Hall All-Tournament 1996-1997 Curtis Carrington Tournament MVP James Harris All-Tournament 1995-1996 Billy Lewis Tournament MVP Marvin Childs All-Tournament 1994-1995 Jerry Jones Tournament MVP Billy Lewis All-Tournament

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NAIA All-District 25 Team 1992-1993 Richard Dodson 1st Team Robert Richburg 2nd Team Derrick Engram 2nd Team Billy Lewis 1991-1992 Robert Richburg 1st Team Derrick Engram 1st Team Tyree McGhee 2nd Team Richard Dodson 2nd Team Lamar Harris Freshman of the Year

A.I.I. Region Tournament Team 2011-2012 Mico Sjekloca 1st Team Pete Driver 1st Team PJ Meyers Most Outstanding Player, 1st Team 2008-2009 Tay Barber Tournament MVP Ken Moore 1st Team

A.I.I. All-conference Team 2011-2012 PJ Meyers Mico Sjekloca 2010-2011 James Hooper 1st Team PJ Meyers 2nd Team Dominique Rouse 2nd Team 2009-2010 Tay Barber Co-Player of the Year, 1st Team Greg Brown 1st Team James Hooper 2nd Team Bryant Dunn 2nd Team 2008-2009 Tay Barber 1st Team Greg Brown 2nd Team Ken Moore 2nd Team

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Scoring Leaders Year Player 1992 Robert Richburg 1993 Richard Dodson Jerry Jones 1994 1995 Jerry Jones 1996 Billy Lewis 1997 James Harris 1998 Antwon Hall 1999 Jamaal Horton 2000 Jimmie Hunter 2001 Travis Ingram 2009 Tay Barber 2010 Tay Barber 2011 PJ Meyers 2012 PJ Meyers

Games Points Average 35 633 18.1 35 567 16.2 39 731 18.7 34 696 20.4 37 784 21.2 37 566 15.3 35 641 18.3 31 582 18.8 29 662 22.8 30 474 15.8 34 616 18.1 31 590 19.0 32 521 16.2 33 805 24.4

Rebounding Leaders Year Player Games Rebounds 1992 Derrick Engram 35 255 1993 Derrick Engram 35 211 1994 Jerry Jones 39 197 1995 Jerome Sweeting 34 202 1996 Marvin Childs 37 354 Curtis Carrington 36 259 1997 1998 John Brown 36 353 Derrick Shaw 24 208 1999 2000 Derrick Shaw 29 250 Desmond Walker 29 244 2001 2009 Jonathan Johnson 34 158 2010 Bryant Dunn 30 148 2011 Dominique Rouse 33 175 2012 Mico Sjekloca 34 250

Average 7.3 6.0 5.1 5.9 9.6 7.2 9.8 8.7 8.6 8.4 4.6 4.9 5.3 7.3

Field Goal Made Leaders Year Player 1992 Robert Richburg 1993 Richard Dodson 1994 Jerry Jones 1995 Jerry Jones 1996 Billy Lewis 1997 James Harris 1998 John Brown 1999 Corey Evans 2000 Jimmie Hunter Travis Ingram 2001 2009 Tay Barber 2010 Tay Barber 2011 PJ Meyers 2012 PJ Meyers

Games FG 35 246 35 194 39 273 34 241 37 257 37 226 36 259 37 203 29 241 30 170 34 219 31 187 32 185 33 276

Average 7.0 5.5 7.0 7.1 6.9 6.1 7.2 5.5 8.3 5.6 6.4 6.0 5.7 8.3

Field Goal Attempt Leaders Year Player 1992 Robert Richburg 1993 Richard Dodson 1994 Jerry Jones 1995 Jerry Jones 1996 Billy Lewis

Games FG 35 460 35 444 39 528 34 438 37 532

Average 13.1 12.7 13.5 12.9 14.4

1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2009 2010 2011 2012

Curtis Carrington 36 Antwon Hall 35 Jamaal Horton 31 Jimmie Hunter 29 Travis Ingram 30 Tay Barber 33 Tay Barber 31 PJ Meyers 32 PJ Meyers 33

422 465 431 494 353 481 417 402 631

11.7 13.3 13.9 17.0 11.8 14.6 13.4 12.5 19.1

Field Goal Percentage Leader (min. 70 makes) Year Player Games Attempts Made % 1992 Derrick Engram 35 408 238 .583 1993 Jerry Jones 34 318 189 .594 1994 Derrick Smith 28 119 74 .622 1995 Noble Duke 27 273 151 .553 1996 James Harris 37 414 221 .534 1997 James Harris 37 407 226 .555 1998 John Brown 36 395 259 .656 1999 Derrick Shaw 24 186 108 .581 2000 Derrick Shaw 29 236 136 .576 2001 Travis Ingram 30 353 170 .482 2009 Ken Moore 31 276 164 .594 2010 Ken Moore 29 214 124 .579 2011 DeAndre Bryant 27 210 97 .462 2012 Ramon Walker 33 186 87 .468

Free Throws Made Leaders Year Player Games FT Average 1992 Robert Richburg 35 116 3.3 1993 Richard Dodson 35 98 2.8 1994 Jerry Jones 39 151 3.9 1995 Jerry Jones 34 179 5.3 1996 Billy Lewis 37 141 3.8 1997 Don Smiley 38 99 2.6 1998 Wayne Mann 34 96 2.8 1999 Jamaal Horton 31 120 3.9 2000 Jimmie Hunter 29 122 4.2 2001 Travis Ingram 30 92 3.0 2009 Tay Barber 33 135 4.1 2010 Tay Barber 31 164 5.2 2011 James Hooper 33 146 4.4 2012 PJ Meyers 33 201 6.0

Free Throw Attempt Leaders Year Player 1992 Robert Richburg 1993 Richard Dodson 1994 Jerry Jones 1995 Jerry Jones 1996 Billy Lewis 1997 James Harris 1998 John Brown 1999 Jamaal Horton 2000 Jimmie Hunter 2001 Travis Ingram 2009 Tay Barber 2010 Tay Barber 2011 James Hooper 2012 PJ Meyers

Games FT 35 157 35 216 39 204 34 227 37 191 37 138 36 142 31 150 29 146 30 120 33 162 31 198 33 182 33 244

4.5 6.2 5.2 6.7 5.2 3.7 3.9 4.8 5.0 4.0 4.9 6.3 5.5 7.3

Average

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leaders by year TM

Free Throw Percentage Leaders (min. 50 makes) Year Player Games Attempts Made % 1992 Robert Richburg 35 157 116 .739 1993 Richard Dodson 35 115 98 .852 39 204 151 .740 1994 Jerry Jones 1995 Jerry Jones 34 227 179 .789 1996 Keith Lundy 37 105 85 .810 1997 Curtis Carrington 36 81 64 .790 1998 Anthony Maxwell 36 96 80 .833 Chummy Johnson 39 78 64 .821 1999 2000 Corey Evans 28 119 104 .874 2001 Travis Ingram 30 120 92 .767 2009 Tay Barber 33 162 135 .833 2010 James Hooper 29 121 102 .843 33 182 146 .802 2011 James Hooper 2012 PJ Meyers 33 244 201 .824

Assist Leaders Year Player 1992 Tyree McGhee 1993 Tyree McGhee 1994 Billy Lewis 1995 Billy Lewis 1996 Billy Lewis 1997 Don Smiley 1998 Anthony Maxwell 1999 Corey Evans 2000 Corey Evans 2001 Viren Harris 2009 Tay Barber 2010 Tay Barber 2011 PJ Meyers 2012 PJ Meyers

Games 34 35 37 37 37 38 36 37 28 30 33 31 32 33

Assists 228 175 178 195 195 201 138 195 171 103 230 136 108 178

Average 6.7 5.0 4.8 5.3 5.3 5.3 3.8 5.3 6.1 3.4 6.9 4.3 3.1 5.3

Games Steals 35 109 31 78 39 85 34 81 37 78 38 135 36 145 37 84 29 74 34 118 31 97 32 78 33 112

Average 3.1 2.5 2.2 2.4 2.1 3.6 4.0 2.3 2.5 3.5 3.1 2.4 3.3

Games Blocks 35 39 35 53 23 44 31 20 37 151 37 39 36 96 39 23 29 29 32 95

Average 1.1 1.5 1.9 0.6 4.1 1.1 2.7 0.6 1.0 2.9

Steals Leaders Year Player 1992 Robert Richburg 1993 Robert Richburg 1994 Jerry Jones 1995 Jerry Jones 1996 Billy Lewis 1997 Don Smiley 1998 Demitrius Palmer 1999 Corey Evans 2001 Willie Jacobs 2009 Greg Brown 2010 Greg Brown 2011 PJ Meyers 2012 PJ Meyers

Blocks Leader Year Player 1992 Robert Richburg 1993 Ken Eskridge 1994 Melvin Martin 1995 Daniel Brown 1996 Marvin Childs 1997 James Harris 1998 John Brown 1999 Derrick Folston 2001 Desmond Walker 2009 Jonathan Johnson

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2010 2011 2012

Bryant Dunn 30 Dominique Rouse 33 Mico Sjekloca 34

51 22 46

1.7 0.6 1.3

3-Pt Field Goals Made Leaders Year Player 1992 Richard Dodson 1993 Richard Dodson 1994 Billy Lewis 1995 Billy Lewis 1996 Billy Lewis 1997 Don Smiley 1998 Anthony Maxwell 1999 Jamaal Horton 2000 Jimmie Hunter 2001 Viren Harris 2009 Tay Barber 2010 Tay Barber 2011 Tony Reese 2012 PJ Meyers

Games 27 35 37 33 37 38 36 31 29 30 33 31 33 33

3-Pt 56 81 72 81 129 65 99 96 58 54 43 52 63 52

Average 2.1 2.3 1.9 2.5 3.5 1.7 2.8 3.1 2.0 1.8 1.3 1.6 3.6 1.5

3-Pt Field Goal Attempt Leaders Year Player 1992 Richard Dodson 1993 Richard Dodson 1994 Billy Lewis 1995 Billy Lewis 1996 Billy Lewis 1997 Don Smiley 1998 Anthony Maxwell 1999 Jamaal Horton 2000 Jimmie Hunter 2001 Viren Harris 2009 Tay Barber 2010 Tay Barber 2011 Tony Reese 2012 PJ Meyers

Games 27 35 37 33 37 38 36 31 29 30 33 31 33 33

3-Pt 162 216 149 198 272 179 213 243 136 126 143 137 173 185

Average 6.0 6.2 5.4 6.0 7.6 4.7 5.9 7.8 4.7 4.2 4.3 4.4 3.6 5.6

3-Pt Percentage Leaders (min. 50 attempts) Year Player Games Attempts Made % 1992 Ed Jones 31 71 29 .408 1993 Ed Jones 34 67 28 .418 1994 Billy Lewis 37 149 72 .483 1995 Noble Duke 27 77 34 .442 1996 Billy Lewis 37 272 129 .474 1997 Anthony Maxwell 38 126 55 .437 1998 Anthony Maxwell 36 213 99 .465 2000 Jason Sylvia 24 76 43 .566 2001 Jason Sylvia 25 62 27 .435 2009 Greg Brown 34 86 31 .360 (t) Ryan Daugherty 28 89 32 .360 (t) 2010 Tay Barber 31 137 52 .380 2011 PJ Meyers 32 140 54 .386 2012 PJ Meyers 33 185 52 .285

individual records TM

Games Played Season Career

39 39 39 141

Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 attempts) Jerry Jones (93-94) Chummy Johnson (98-99) Derrick Folston (98-99) Billy Lewis (92-96)

Games Started Season 39 Career 112

Jerry Jones (93-94) Billy Lewis (92-96)

Points Game Season Career

43 805 2235

PJ Meyers vs. Shorter College (3-14-12) PJ Meyers (11-12) Billy Lewis (92-96)

22.8 22.8 18 273 774 26 26 532 1534

1.000 (16-16) Tay Barber at Mobile (1-18-10) 26 Richard Dodson (92-93)

Game 20 Season 354 Career 488

James Harris vs. Athens St. (2-8-97) Jerry Jones (93-94) Billy Lewis (92-96)

Rebound Average

Field Goal Attempts Game Season Career

Consecutive Free Throws Game Season

Jimmie Hunter (99-00) Jimmie Hunter (99-00)

Field Goals Made Game Season Career

Free Throw Percentage (Min. 10 attempts) Game 1.000 (16-16) Tay Barber at Mobile (1-18-10) 1.000 (15-15) James Hooper vs. Georgetown (1-5-11) 1.000 (14-14) James Hooper vs. Carver (1-27-11) 1.000 (14-14) James Hooper vs. St. Catharine (2-15-11) 1.000 (12-12) Tay Barber vs. Faulkner (11-14-09) 1.000 (12-12) PJ Meyers vs. Mobile (12-17-11) 1.000 (10-10) Wayne Mann vs. Knoxville (2-17-96) Season .874 (104-119) Corey Evans (99-00) Career .831 (299-360) Tay Barber (08-10)

Rebounds

Scoring Average Season Career

Vernon Orr at Lee (2-18-95) Tay Barber vs. King College (11-24-08) Billy Lewis (95-96) Billy Lewis (92-96)

Marvin Childs vs. Ga. Southwestern (12-11-95) Marvin Childs (95-96) Billy Lewis (92-96)

Season 9.8 Career 9.8

John Brown (97-98) John Brown (97-98)

Assists Game Season Career

16 230 632

Keith Lundy at Kennesaw State (12-7-95) Tay Barber (08-09) Billy Lewis (92-96)

Field Goal Percentage

Assists Average

Game 1.000 (13-13) James Harris at Union (12-14-96) 1.000 (11-11) Jonathan Johnson vs. SE Bible College (10-24-08) 1.000 (10-10) Corey Evans vs. Carver (11-19-98) Season .656 (259-395) John Brown (97-98) Career .656 (259-395) John Brown (97-98)

Season Career

3-Pt Field Goals Made Game Season Career

11 129 312

Jamaal Horton vs. Carver (2-5-99) Billy Lewis (95-96) Billy Lewis (92-96)

3-Pt Field Goal Percentage Game Season Career

1.000 (5-5) Jerry Jones vs. Salem-Teikyo (12-17-94) .566 (43-76) Jason Sylvia (99-00) .450 (312-693) Billy Lewis (1992-96)

Free Throws Made Game Season Career

16 179 413

Tay Barber at Mobile (1-18-10) Jerry Jones (92-93) Jerry Jones (92-95)

Free Throw Attempts Game Season Career

18 227 562

Lamar Harris at Ga. Southwestern (12-13-94) Jerry Jones (94-95) Jerry Jones (92-95)

6.9 5.8

Steals

Tay Barber (08-09) Tyree McGhee (91-93)

Game 10 Season 145 Career 259

Demitrius Palmer vs. North Georgia (1-28-97) Demitrius Palmer (97-98) Billy Lewis (92-96)

Steal Average Season Career

4.03 3.55

Demitrius Palmer (97-98) Don Smiley (96-97)

Blocked Shots Game Season Career

11 151 151

Jonathan Johnson at Mobile (12-8-08) Marvin Childs (95-96) Marvin Childs (95-96)

Block Average Season Career

4.08 4.08

Marvin Childs (95-96) Marvin Childs (95-96)

Triple Doubles • Keith Lundy, 18 points, 10 rebounds, 11 assists vs. Voorhees (1-17-96) • Anthony Maxwell, 10 points, 10 rebounds, 11 assists vs. Auburn-Montgomery (2-24-98) • James Hooper, 12 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists at Mountain State (2-27-10)

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all-time player list TM

Absher, Herb (1991-92, 92-93) Alexander, Joseph (1995-96) Barber, Tay (2008-09, 09-10) Barnes, Lamont (2000-01, 01-02) Bates, Darius (2008-09, 09-10) Beal, Markecio (2008-09) Beasley, Chris (2010-11, 11-12, 12-13) Bennett, Mario (2008-09, 09-10) Berry, Rick (1995-96) Bray, JaQuan (2008-09, 09-10) Brown, Greg (2008-09, 09-10) Brown, Daniel (1993-94, 94-95) Brown, John (1997-98) Bryant, DeAndre (2010-11) Campbell, Jason (2001-02) Cannon, Deâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Andre (2011-12, 12-13) Carr, Isaac (2011-12, 12-13) Carraway, Brent (1991-92, 92-93) Carrington, Curtis (1996-97) Carter, Dajuwan (2011-12) Carter, LaTarrance (2012-13) Childs, Marvin (1995-96) Christian, Mark (1997-98) Clinkscales, Quint (2012-13) Cook, Isaac (1998-99) Crosby, Kevin (2001-02) Cummings, Mike (2001-02) Daugherty, Ryan (2008-09, 09-10) DeGruy, Mike (2001-02) Dodson, Richard (1991-92, 92-93) Driver, Pete (2010-11, 11-12) Dunn, Bryant (2009-10) Duke, Noble (1993-94, 94-95) Eichelberger, Cedric (2010-11) Elliot, Ben (2000-01) Engram, Derrick (1991-92, 92-93) Eskridge, Kendrick (1992-93) Eubanks, David (1994-95, 95-96) Evans, Corey (1997-98, 98-99, 99-00) Ferguson, Barrington (2009-10, 10-11, 1112, 12-13) Folston, Derrick (1996-97, 97-98, 98-99, 99-00) Gainer, Tyrone (1993-94, 94-95, 96-97) Gattison, Kenny (2008-09) Gennie, Chuck (2008-09) Glover, Ron (1995-96, 96-97, 97-98, 98-99) Hagood, Kevin (1993-94, 94-95) 24

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Hall, Antwon (1997-98) Harris, Dennis (2012-13) Harris, James (1995-96, 96-97) Harris, Lamar (1991-92, 92-93, 93-94, 94-95) Harris, Viren (1997-98, 98-99, 99-00, 0001) Hill, Shawn (1998-99, 99-00) Hooper, James (2009-10, 10-11) Horton, Jamaal (1998-99) Hunter, Jimmie (1999-00) Hutcherson, Cy (1992-93) Ingram, Travis (1999-00, 00-01) Jacobs, Willie (2000-01, 01-02) Jenkins, Terrance (2012-13) Johnson, Chummy (1996-97, 97-98, 98-99, 99-00) Johnson, Jonathan (2008-09, 10-11) Johnson, Larry (1997-98) Jones, Carlos (1999-2000) Jones, Ed (1991-92, 92-93) Jones, Jerry (1992-93, 93-94, 94-95) Konanec, Mike (2001-02) Kelsey, Ken (2000-01, 01-02) Ledoux, Kevin (1991-92) Lee, Josh (2011-12, 12-13) Lewis, Billy (1992-93, 93-94, 94-95, 95-96) Lewis, Patrick (1996-97) Lewis, Quentin (2000-01) Lundy, Keith (1994-95, 95-96) Magett, Dan (1994-95) Mann, Wayne (1995-96, 96-97, 97-98) Martin, Melvin (1992-93, 93-94) Maxwell, Anthony (1996-97, 97-98) Maxwell, Mike (1996-97, 97-98) McGhee, Tyree (1991-92, 92-93) McSwain, Chris (2001-02) Meyers, PJ (2010-11, 11-12) Montgomery, Roger (1992-93, 93-94) Moon, Brandon (2008-09, 10-11) Moore, Ken (2008-09, 09-10) Mosley, Latraius (2012-13) Newson, Bernard (2000-01, 01-02) Noyman, Pinchas (1991-92) Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Neal, Wayne (1991-92, 92-93, 93-94) Orr, Vernon (1993-94, 94-95) Palmer, Demetrius (1996-97, 97-98) Parker, Keiffer (1993-94, 94-95)

Payne, Trey (2012-13) Phillips, Tony (1997-98, 98-99) Pope, Stefan (2012-13) Prather, Tyrone (1991-92, 92-93) Rapley, Anthony (2011-12) Reese, Tony (2008-09, 10-11) Richburg, Robert (1991-92, 92-93) Riley, Clarence (2001-02) Robertson, Michael (2010-11, 12-13) Rouse, Dominique (2009-10, 10-11) Rucker, Vantae (2008-09, 09-10, 10-11) Sabourin, Charles (1991-92) Sallette, Sahrad (1994-95, 95-96) Sanders, Tony (1995-96, 96-97) Shaw, Derrick (1998-99, 99-00) Simmons, Haashim (2000-01, 01-02) Simpson, Richard (1994-95) Sjekloca, Mico (2010-11, 11-12) Smiley, Don (1996-97) Smith, Bobby (2012-13) Smith, Derrick (1991-92, 93-94) Smith, Jody (1993-94, 94-95) Spivey, Marcus (2008-09, 10-11) Stallworth, Albert (2000-01, 01-02) Stovall, Keith (2000-01, 01-02) Strozier, Allen (1998-99, 99-00) Sweeting, Jerome (1993-94, 94-95) Sylvia, Jason (1999-00, 00-01, 01-02) Thomas, Greg (2012-13) Thomas, Justin (01-02) Walker, Desmond (2000-01) Walker, Ramon (2009-10, 10-11, 11-12, 12-13) White, Bruce (1991-92, 92-93) Willis, James (2010-11, 11-12) Witherspoon, Will (2001-02) Woods, Andrew (2011-12, 12-13) Wright, Jeff (1995-96, 96-97, 97-98) Wyatt, MJ (2009-10, 10-11) Young, Tajai (1999-00)

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Opponent Games W-L Allen 5 5-0 Aquinas 1 1-0 1-0 Arkansas Tech 1 Athens State 9 9-0 3-0 Atlanta Christian 3 AuburnMontgomery 16 15-1 8 6-2 Augusta State Azusa Pacific 2 2-0 1-1 Barber-Scotia 2 Belmont 3 2-1 Benedict 1 1-0 Benedictine 1 0-1 Berry 11 5-6 Bethel 1 0-1 Beulah Heights 1 1-0 BirminghamSouthern 1 1-0 Brewton-Parker 8 7-1 BYU-Hawaii 1 1-0 Cal StateHayward 1 1-0 Cal StateSan Marcos 1 1-0 Campbellsville 5 1-4 Carver 10 9-1 Central State 1 0-1 Christian Heritage 2 1-1 Cincinnati Christian 2 2-0 Claflin 16 16-0 Clayton State 7 6-1 Clinch Valley 1 1-0 Coastal Georgia 2 2-0 Coker 3 2-1 Concordia 8 8-0 Concordia NE 1 1-0 Covenant 4 4-0 Crichton 3 3-0 Cumberland 3 3-0 U. of Cumberlands 4 2-2 Crown 4 4-0 Dillard 2 1-1 DeVry Institute 2 2-0 Embry-Riddle 1 0-1

Opponent Games W-L Faulkner 13 10-3 Freed-Hardeman 3 2-1 1-0 Fresno Pacific 1 Georgetown 11 6-5 9-5 GA Southwestern 14 Greensboro 1 1-0 Hawaii Pacific 1 1-0 1 1-0 High Point Huston-Tillotson 1 1-0 7-3 Kennesaw State 10 King 6 3-3 Knoxville 7 7-0 LaGrange 7 7-0 Lambuth 3 3-0 Limestone 2 2-0 Lindenwood 2 1-1 Lindsey Wilson 7 5-2 Lipscomb 3 1-2 Lee 6 6-0 Lees-McRae 1 1-0 LSU-Shreveport 1 0-1 Lynn 1 1-0 Martin Methodist 3 3-0 The Masterâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s 4 4-0 McKendree 2 1-1 Methodist 1 1-0 Miami Christian 1 1-0 Miami-Hamilton 1 1-0 Mid-Continent 2 2-0 Midwestern State 1 1-0 Mobile 10 7-3 Montana St. Northern 1 0-1 Morris 1 1-0 Mount Senario 1 1-0 Mountain State 18 7-11 Newport News 1 1-0 North Georgia 17 17-0 Northwood 1 0-1 Oakwood 2 2-0 Ohio Southern 1 1-0 Oklahoma Baptist 6 4-2 Oklahoma Christian 2 1-1 Oklahoma City 5 2-3

Opponent Games W-L Olivet Nazarene 1 1-0 Oregon Tech 6 4-2 Pensacola Christian 1 1-0 Pfeiffer 1 1-0 Piedmont 4 4-0 Pikeville 2 2-0 Point Loma Nazarene 2 1-1 Reinhardt 4 4-0 Robert Morris 1 0-1 Salem-Teikyo 2 1-1 SE Bible 2 2-0 Shorter 7 4-3 Sonoma State 1 1-0 Southeastern 2 2-0 SUNO 3 3-0 Southern Nazarene 2 0-2 Southern Oregon 4 3-1 Southern Polytech 18 16-2 Southern Wesleyan 7 7-0 Spring Hill 4 3-1 St. Catharine 4 1-3 St. Thomas 5 4-1 Sue Bennett 3 3-0 Talladega 18 13-5 Tennessee Temple 4 4-0 Texas College 1 1-0 Thomas 9 8-1 USC-Aiken 2 0-2 Union 10 5-5 Warner Southern 2 2-0 Warren Wilson 2 2-0 West Florida 1 1-0 Voorhees 11 10-1 Webber 1 1-0 Westmont 1 1-0 WV Tech 2 1-1 Xavier 1 1-0

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game schedule 2012-2013 TM

Game 1 & 10

Game 4

Game 7 & 26

UNIVERSITY OF THE CUMBERLANDS

spring hill college

jim reid classic georgetown college

November 3: 4:00 p.m. est, Williamsburg, KY December 6: 5:00 p.m. est, Marietta, GA Location: Williamsburg, KY Enrollment: 2,955 Colors: Red, White & Blue Mascot: Patriots President: Jim Taylor Athletic Director: Randy Vernon Affiliation: NAIA DI, Mid-South Conference Head Coach: Donnie Butcher Phone: (606) 539-4389 2011-2012 Record: 18-11

November 12: 7:00 p.m. cst, Mobile, AL Location: Mobile, AL Enrollment: 1,500 Colors: Purple & Black Mascot: Badgers President: Rev. Richard P. Salmi Athletic Director: Jim Hall Affiliation: Southern States Conference Head Coach: Robert Thompson Phone: (251) 380-4000 Sports Information: Jim Stennett 2011-2012 Record: 13-13

February 12: 5:00 p.m. est, Marietta, GA Location: Georgetown, KY Enrollment: 1500 Colors: Orange & Black Mascot: Tigers President: Dr. Bill Crouch Athletic Director: Eric Ward Affiliation: NAIA DI, Mid South Conference Head Coach: Chris Briggs Phone: (502) 863-8000 Sports Information Director: Jenny Elder 2011-2012 Record: 32-5

Game 5 & 12 Game 2 & 11 voorhees college November 5: 7:30 p.m. est, Marietta, GA December 8: 7:00 p.m. est, Denmark, SC Location: Denmark, SC Enrollment: 700 Colors: Blue & White Mascot: Tigers President: Cleveland L. Sellers Jr. Athletic Director: Willie Jefferson Affiliation: NAIA DI, Association of Independent Institutions NAIA DI, Association of Independent Institutions Head Coach: Michael Cheaney Phone: (803) 780-1234 2011-2012 Record: 14-16

emmanuel college

Game 8 & 19

November 20: 7:00 p.m. est, Franklin Springs, GA December 11: 7:30 p.m. est, Marietta, GA Location: Franklin Springs, GA Enrollment: 700 Colors: Red & Gold Mascot: Lions President: Michael S. Stewart Athletic Director: Mike Bona Affiliation: Southern States Conference Head Coach: TJ Rosene Phone: (706) 498-8559 Sports Information Director: Howard Eaton 2011-2012 Record: 21-16

blue mountain college

Game 6 Game 3 & 13 university of pikeville November 7: 7:30 p.m. est, Marietta, GA December 15: 12:00 p.m. est, Pikeville, KY Location: Pikeville, KY Enrollment: 1,500 Colors: Orange & Black Mascot: Bears President: Paul E. Patton Athletic Director: Dr. Reginald Overton Affiliation: Mid-South Conference Head Coach: Kelly Wells Phone: (606) 218-5352 Sports Information: Rick Brashear 2011-2012 Record: 17-12

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jim reid classic UC-CLERMONT November 23: 2:00 p.m. est, Georgetown, KY Location: Batavia, OH Colors: Red & Black Mascot: Cougars President: Dr. Lisa A. Rossbacher Affiliation: Ohio Collegiate Athletic Conference Head Coach: John Hurley Phone: (513) 558-1559 Sports Information Director: Brian Sullivan 2011-2012 Record: 25-7

November 29: 7:00 p.m. cst, Blue Mountain, MS January 22: 6:00 p.m. est, Marietta, GA Location: Blue Mountain, MS Enrollment: 550 Colors: Blue & Gold Mascot: Toppers President: Dr. Barbara McMillin Athletic Director: Lavon Driskell Affiliation: TranSouth Athletic Conference Head Coach: J.D. Parker Phone: (662) 685-4771 Sports Information Director: Danny McKenzie 2011-2012 Record: 7-22

Game 9 & 21 carver college December 1: 7:30 p.m. est, Marietta, GA January 28: 7:30 p.m. est, Marietta, GA Location: Atlanta, GA Colors: Blue & Gold Mascot: Cougars President: Robert W. Crummie Athletic Director: Martin Carter, Sr. Affiliation: National Christian College Athletic Association Head Coach: Martin Carter, Sr. Phone: (404) 527-4520

Game 14

Game 16 & 27

Game 22 & 28

point university

robert morris university

mid-continent university January 31: 7:30 p.m. est, Marietta, GA February 23: 8:00 p.m. cst, Mayfield, KY Location: Mayfield, KY Enrollment: 2,000 Colors: Gold & Blue Mascot: Cougars President: Robert J. Imhoff Athletic Director: Larry Lampkins Head Coach: Winston Bennett Phone: (270) 247-8521 2011-2012 Record: 11-20

Game 15 & 20

January 12: 4:00 p.m. est, Marietta, GA January 26: 3:00 p.m. cst, Chicago, IL Location: Chicago, IL Enrollment: 1,500 Colors: Maroon & Gold Mascot: Eagles President: Michael P. Viollt Athletic Director: Meggan Smith Eggert Affiliation: Chicagoland Collegiate Athletic Conference Head Coach: Al Bruehl Phone: (312) 935-4118 Sports Information Director: Tom Czop 2011-2012 Record: 27-5

martin methodist college

Game 17 & 25

January 4: 7:30 p.m. est, Marietta, GA Location: West Point, GA Enrollment: 1,288 Colors: Blue & Gold Mascot: Skyhawks President: Dean Collins Athletic Director: Kevin Porter Affiliation: Appalachian Athletic Conference Head Coach: Alan Wilson Phone: (404) 460-2417 Sports Information Director: Adam Simons 2011-2012 Record: 25-7

January 7: 7:30 p.m. est, Marietta, GA January 26: 2:00 p.m. cst, Pulaski, TN Location: Pulaski, TN Enrollment: 1,070 Colors: Red & Gold Mascot: Red Hawks President: Dr. Ted Brown Athletic Director: Jeff Bain Affiliation: TranSouth Athletic Conference Head Coach: Scott Combs Phone: (931) 363-9872 Sports Information Director: Wade Neely 2011-2012 Record: 28-7

bethel university January 15: 7:00 p.m. cst, McKenzie, TN February 9: 4:00 p.m. est, Marietta, GA Location: McKenzie, TN Enrollment: 4,673 Colors: Purple & Gold Mascot: Wildcats President: Dr. Robert Prosser Athletic Director: Dale Kelley Affiliation: TranSouth Athletic Conference Head Coach: Jeff Brittl Phone: (731) 352-6434 Sports Information Director: Peggy McCulley 2011-2012 Record: 16-15

Game 23 & 29 freed-hardeman university February 2: 2:00 p.m. cst, Henderson, TN February 23: 4:00 p.m. est, Marietta, GA Location: Henderson, TN Enrollment: 1,992 Colors: Maroon & Gold Mascot: Lions President: Dr. Joe Wiley Athletic Director: Mike McCutchen Head Coach: Jason Shelton Phone: (731) 989-6900 Sports Information Director: John Armstrong 2011-2012 Record: 21-11

Game 18 & 24 talladega college January 17: 7:30 p.m. est, Marietta, GA February 6: 7:00 p.m. cst, Talladega, AL Location: Talladega, AL Enrollment: 350 Colors: Red & Blue Mascot: Tornadoes President: Dr. Billy C. Hawkins Athletic Director: Wilberto Ramos Affiliation: Gulf Coast Athletic Conference Head Coach: William Brown Phone: (256) 761-8757 TM Sports Information Director: Demon Walker 2011-2012 Record: 11-19

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YEAR BY YEAR RESULTS TM

1991-92 • Record 29-6 LIFE 110 108

Opposing Team DeVry Institute LaGrange

Score 78 87

Webber Invitational 93 Miami Christian 54 74 Webber 66 87 Faulkner 97 Methodist Invitational 78 Newport News 103 Methodist

56 91

Central Wesleyan 78 94 110 Berry 97 Piedmont 72 73 105 Faulkner 99 100 GA Southwestern (OT) 106 91 Shorter 78 86 Central Wesleyan 66 DeVry Institute 73 117 104 LaGrange 83 67 Kennesaw State 69 66 Southern Poly 42 99 North Georgia 85 68 80 Brewton-Parker 77 Clayton State 73 105 Lee 84 108 Piedmont 71 83 North Georgia 74 Southern Poly 65 74 87 GA Southwestern 80 69 Kennesaw State 76 83 Berry 75 83 Lee 67 Shorter 66 61 87 Brewton-Parker 72 80 Clayton State 64 NAIA District 25 Tournament Brewton-Parker 66 71 91 Kennesaw State 66 65 Berry 68

1992-1993 • Record 30-5 106 Piedmont 49 71 105 LaGrange 70 Claflin 62 132 Allen 51 74 Faulkner 72 75 Berry 80 114 Talladega 72 94 Faulkner 79 Clinch Valley Cavalier Classic 85 Clinch Valley 65 63 Pfeiffer 57

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LIFE Opposing Team Score 92 Lee 82 Pensacola Christian Invitational 87 Faulkner 102 135 Pensacola Christian 69 97 Kennesaw State 83 98 LaGrange 87 89 Southern Poly 52 76 GA Southwestern 62 115 North Georgia 72 98 Shorter 56 111 Lee 95 103 Claflin 75 79 North Georgia 61 86 Southern Poly 60 86 Clayton State 80 92 GA Southwestern 81 71 Kennesaw State 77 70 Berry 61 119 Brewton-Parker 65 Shorter 63 75 88 Brewton-Parker 52 105 Clayton State 83 NAIA District 25 Tournament 101 Brewton-Parker 67 67 Berry 69

Opposing Team Score LIFE 102 Martin Methodist 50 80 Kennesaw State 75 63 Southern Poly 70 98 Voorhees 72 102 Clayton State 71 104 Knoxville 91 103 GA Southwestern 89 102 Brewton-Parker 59 98 Berry 74 83 North Georgia 70 96 Auburn-Montgomery 94 NAIA SE Region Tournament 113 Limestone 112 Kennesaw State

69 78

NAIA National Tournament 78 Oklahoma Christian 85 Westmont 97 Hawaii Pacific 85 Midwestern State Oklahoma City 81

73 65 79 67 99

1994-95 • Record 31-3 126 Allen 68 Southern Poly 64 71

NAIA National Tournament 97 Benedict 62 David Lipscomb 94 89

Running Eagle Classic 77 Claflin 63 94 North Georgia 65

1993-94 • Record 29-10

101 104

NAIA Runner-up 86 Piedmont 40 Union 92 79 70 Georgetown 77 95 Martin Methodist 49 84 Covenant 74 72 Georgetown 76 81 Auburn-Montgomery 74 Union 68 108 89 David Lipscomb 92 104 Knoxville 82 Webber Invitational 86 Bethel 89 101 St. Thomas 70 102 Pikeville 62 69 Southern Poly 55 94 North Georgia 69 94 Clayton State 101 113 LaGrange 83 89 GA Southwestern (OT) 87 61 Brewton-Parker 71 82 Berry 96 87 Kennesaw State 77

Covenant 58 Auburn-Montgomery (2OT) 96

Life College Thanksgiving Invitational St. Thomas 82 102 Cumberland

45 69

Cell Tech Collegiate Classic Classic 85 Central Washington 69 Oregon Tech

71 67

96 Kennesaw State 73 61 Coker 62 GA. Southwestern 82 86 90 St. Thomas 39 80 93 Salem-Teikyo 84 Clayton State 74 101 LaGrange 57 Southern Poly 66 84 90 Voorhees 86 69 Auburn-Montgomery 60 109 LaGrange 57 103 Sue Bennett 74 131 Lee 95 110 Knoxville 73 86 Salem-Teikyo 92 84 Knoxville 73

LIFE Opposing Team Score 77 Claflin (OT) 73 101 North Georgia 59 118 Lee 91 94 GA Southwestern 82

LIFE Opposing Team NAIA SE Region Tournament 94 Southern Wesleyan 103 Lees-McRae 91 West Florida

NAIA SE Region Tournament 121 Limestone 78 117 College of W.V. 97 118 Lynn 88

NAIA National Tournament 79 Xavier 72 73 Belmont 74

NAIA National Tournament 71 Montana State Northern

115 Allen 64 76 Southern Poly 59 Claflin 71 88 104 Covenant 81 Running Eagle Classic 119 Voorhees 82 Coker 56 73 GA Southwestern

Abe Lemons Tournament Oklahoma Baptist 88 78 Oklahoma City

90 97

Southern Poly

Cell Tech Collegiate Classic 85 Arkansas Tech 84 Point Luoma Nazarene 98 Oregon Tech

67 78 86

75 92 91

Kennesaw State 69 84 86 Belmont 79 84 GA Southwestern 74 66 Coker 62 109 Belmont 92 Warner Southern Classic 86 High Point 68 85 Aquinas 74 90 Greensboro 59 80 Sue Bennett 68 86 Georgetown 111 113 Voorhees 80 73 Auburn-Montgomery 72 108 North Georgia 73 134 Knoxville 69 68 Claflin 52 109 Southern Wesleyan 73 87 Georgetown 74

NAIA National Champions 91 Southern Poly

LIFE Opposing Team Score NAIA National Tournament 107 Houston-Tillotson 68 81 BYU-Hawaii 65 66 Birmingham-Southern 64 69 Cumberland 52 73 Oklahoma Baptist 64

1997-98 • Record 32-4 92 Claflin 80

1996-97 • Record 37-1

1995-96 • Record 31-6

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Running Eagle Classic Claflin 59 99 91 North Georgia 56 Southern Poly 95 107 Southern Wesleyan 111 Spring Hill 93 Covenant

69 79 87 52

Cell Tech Collegiate Classic Fresno Pacific 90 105 Southern Oregon 76 Oregon Tech

70 73 77

Lipscomb 87 108 110 Union 87 97 Crown 53 112 Crown 63 Spring Hill 81 84 124 Sue Bennett 61 83 Athens State 75 107 Auburn-Montgomery 77 104 Faulkner 81 Southern Wesleyan 63 99 119 Thomas 79 107 North Georgia 71 104 Faulkner 81 99 Southern Wesleyan 63 119 Thomas 79 North Georgia 71 107 109 Talladega 95 91 Faulkner 73 Athens State 88 103 96 Auburn-Montgomery 91 Thomas 68 74 119 Knoxville 85 111 Talladega 84 Claflin 85 95 NAIA SE Region Tournament 94 Southern Wesleyan 72 92 Faulkner 86 97 Auburn-Montgomery 75

Running Eagle Classic 128 Atlanta Christian 79 North Georgia

50 70

GA Southwestern Southeastern

97 69

90 128

McKendree Classic 103 Lindenwood 99 McKendree (OT)

52 94

Cell Tech Collegiate Classic Oklahoma Baptist 94 86 Southern Oregon 93 Oregon Tech

86 70 69

Point Luoma Tournament Sonoma State 95 76 Christian Heritage

89 62

116 Azusa Pacific (OT) 110 GA Southwestern 81 106 103 Athens State 80 104 College of W.V. 73 108 Auburn-Montgomery 91 86 Faulkner 69 Talladega 87 80 101 Thomas 70 83 North Georgia 80 102 College of W.V. (OT) 93 106 Crown 47 104 Crown 46 Thomas 70 100 101 Lindsey Wilson 82 93 Augusta State 68 Faulkner 96 91 82 Athens State 79 89 Auburn-Montgomery 74 104 Talladega 78 79 Claflin 78 NAIA SE Region Tournament Athens State 86 107 73 Auburn-Montgomery 71 NAIA National Tournament 74 Cumberland 90 Southern Nazarene (OT)

61 94

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1998-99 • Record 29-10 NAIA National Champions LIFE Opposing Team 96 St. Thomas 111 Beulah Heights

Score 88 67

Augusta State 79 83 155 Carver 52 87 GA. Southwestern 71 84 84

Carver 39 141 112 Southern Poly 95 Hurricane Invitational Tournament 77 Auburn-Montgomery 73 90 GA Southwestern 99 Cell Tech Collegiate Classic Southern Oregon 70 Oregon Tech 67

66 80

73 Spring Hill 54 82 Mount Senario 73 79 Berry 63 Athens State 54 69 88 Thomas 90 72 Talladega 75 63 St. Thomas 66 93 North Georgia 80 Atlanta Christian 73 96 129 Carver 51 95 Lindsey Wilson 78 97 Thomas 81 75 Central State 79 89 Talladega 54 65 Georgetown 75 81 Athens State 78 93 Claflin 90 NAIA SE Region Tournament Thomas 60 82 73 Auburn-Montgomery 88

LIFE Opposing Team Score 134 Carver 58 106 Southeastern 67 Life University Invitational 112 Allen 66 105 College of W.V. 98 Running Eagle Classic 80 Oklahoma Baptist 69 Oklahoma City 80 Augusta State 78 Georgetown 98 Southern Poly 87 Augusta State 100 North Georgia Cell Tech Collegiate Classic Southern Oregon 115 97 Cal State-Hayward 103 Oregon Tech

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Tennessee Temple 63 68 105 Claflin 87 84 Reinhardt 56 90 Talladega 82 Thomas 95 117 College of W.V. Tournament 93 Pikeville 58 107 College of W.V. 96 The Master’s 86 87 82 Athens State 78 71 Lindsey Wilson 89 91 Thomas 80 Claflin 70 98 94 Talladega 69 96 The Master’s 92 78 Reinhardt 49 93 Athens State 71 89 Lindsey Wilson 82 NAIA National Tournament 106 Southern 63 90 Southern Poly 65 79 The Master’s 68 85 Olivet Nazarene 69 61 Georgetown 59

NAIA National Tournament Faulkner 58 64 2000-01 • Record: 20-11 87 Oklahoma City 74 63 Reinhardt 83 Concordia 67 80 Barber-Scotia 77 Azusa Pacific 71 95 College of W.V. 63 Mobile 60 58 Reinhardt 69 Benedictine 86 McKendree

1999-00 • Record 34-2

Running Eagle Classic 83 Warner Southern 70 100 Claflin 85

Southern Nazarene Classic Oklahoma Christian 70 72 Southern Nazarene

57 76 106 56 76 104

Southern Poly

LIFE Opposing Team Score 80 Oklahoma City 89 91 Oklahoma Baptist 89 75 North Georgia 69 84 GA. Southwestern 90 86 North Georgia 76 77 Christian Heritage 93 75 Point Luoma Nazarene 69 96 Union 99 72 Augusta State 55 76 Tennessee Temple 75 112 Claflin 86 101 Lindsey Wilson 90 86 Barber-Scotia 96 110 Ohio Southern 80 88 The Master’s 80 87 Augusta State 108 Voorhees 100 104 88 Lindsey Wilson 82 93 Union 80 74 GA Southwestern 79 84 Voorhees 73 72 110 Talladega 88 Claflin 84 NAIA National Tournament 63 Spring Hill

2008-09 • Record: 23-11 131 SE Bible 85 91 Southern 77 70 Berry 73 Shorter 80 74 82 Warner 72 100 Union 92 83 Southern 62 71 King 76 Mountain State 102 86 80 Shorter 63 88 Mobile 81 90 King 80 76 Northwood 84 66 Berry 70 Mobile 85 66 106 Tennessee Temple 66 80 Union 122 Voorhees 81 86 132 SE Bible 97 Crichton 117 121 133 Carver 97 102 Mountain State 106 70 Talladega 60 116 Warren Wilson 68 81 Voorhees 72 97 Warren Wilson 68 139 Carver 55 101 Tennessee Temple 70 70 Talladega 73

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LIFE Opposing Team Score A.I.I. Conference Tournament 98 Lambuth 92 81 Mountain State 69 95 Crichton 81 81 Oklahoma Baptist 90

2009-10 • Record: 20-12 104 Oakwood 81 Lindenwood University Classic 88 Concordia 74 79 Lindenwood 95 Jimmy Faulkner University Classic 96 Auburn-Montgomery 94 84 Faulkner 71 Mobile 81 90 85 USC-Aiken 87 75 King 67 68 Augusta State 81 Union University Classic 107 103 Freed-Hardeman 98 W.V. Tech 99 85 Georgetown 83 75 Martin Methodist 71 Dillard 82 70 90 W.V. Tech 76 81 Georgetown 86 83 Mobile 90 87 Concordia 81 King 86 85 118 Talladega 114 86 Mountain State 94 83 Southern Poly 74 93 Concordia 67 97 Dillard 60 96 Cincinnati Christian 57 99 Talladega 71 113 Mountain State 89 86 Cincinnati Christian 61

Opposing Team Score LIFE 82 Voorhees 67 63 Union 61 Georgetown College Tournament Texas College F W 72 Embry-Riddle 82 66 Augusta State 101 75 USC-Aiken 93 94 Union 107 80 St. Catharine 95 85 Carver 82 87 Campbellsville 79 103 Georgetown 96 96 Mobile 80 74 Campbellsville 75 84 Concordia 61 77 Mobile 63 99 Talladega 79 107 Carver 90 73 Cumberlands 70 97 Mountain State 104 113 King 124 69 105 Concordia 113 St. Catharine 105 83 Talladega 85 76 Mountain State 90 95 King 89

NAIA National Tournament 80 LSU Shreveport

86 Carver 84

103 St. Catharine 76 Campbellsville 90 Freed-Hardeman

107 80 100

NAIA National Tournament Robert Morris 72

Campbellsville University Classic 83 Lindsey Wilson 70 Campbellsville

99 80

83 Freed-Hardeman 86 Cumberlands

79 72

Jim Reid Classic 74 Southern Poly 77 Mid-Continent

81 76

Jimmy Faulkner Classic 83 Auburn-Montgomery 72 93 Faulkner 92 63 Cumberlands

NAIA National Tournament 93 Shorter 105

2011-12 • Record: 19-15

A.I.I. Conference Tournament Lambuth 90 118 84 Mountain State 105

Atlanta Christian

A.I.I. Conference Tournament 99 Morris 77 83 Mountain State 62 Cal State San Marcos 65 90

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Opposing Team Score LIFE 84 Mobile 104 85 Georgetown 81 88 Mobile 70 81 Faulkner 69 97 Coastal Georgia 74 98 Carver 115 77 Mountain State 85 86 Voorhees 87 108 Oakwood 91 82 Cumberlands 85 89 Mountain State 116 120 Concordia 76 100 Talladega 82 111 St. Catharine 115 103 Voorhees 101 90 Concordia 85 85 Talladega 101 TM Coastal Georgia 90 107

A.I.I. Conference Tournament 94 Allen 83 90 Lambuth 66 95 Mountain State 101

IUSE Hall/Crum Classic 112 Miami-Hamilton 89 Mid-Continent

2010-11 • Record: 20-13

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LIFE UNIVERSITY ATHLETICS TM

Men’s Rugby Life University’s rugby program is recognized as one of the top in the country. LIFE fields three teams including the Men’s Division 1, undergraduate Division I-A and Men’s Sevens. The Men’s Division 1 is the closest thing to professional rugby in the United States. Comprised of our master’s and doctoral students, our men’s team won the national championship in 2000 and have finished in the top four in the country each of the past three seasons.

Undergraduate

The purpose of Life University Athletics is to enhance the overall student experience by creating opportunities for physical development in addition to their strive for academic success. LIFE Athletics provides a variety of sporting activities for students from intense daily competition to quarterly group activities.

Intercollegiate Sports Life University has a proud tradition of excellence in various intercollegiate sports. Over the years, the Running Eagles have won 24 national championships at various levels since the inception of the athletic program. Currently, LIFE has four teams competing at this level and plans are underway to expand even more. Our current intercollegiate sports include:

Men’s Basketball The Running Eagles men’s basketball program celebrated 20 years of historic success during the 2011-2012 season. During that time the team has won three National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Division I championship titles in 1997, 1999 and 2000. The Running Eagles have competed in four national championship games and made 13 national tournament appearances in only 15 seasons. The Running Eagles boast 26 NAIA All-Americans, three National Tournament MVP’s and one National Player of the Year. This year is the inaugural season for Life University as a member of the TranSouth conference.

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LIFE’s undergraduate players compete in Division I-A, a division created by USA Rugby consisting of 24 of the best and biggest universities around the country including Oklahoma, Utah, Brigham Young University, UCLA, Cal State, Penn State and Notre Dame. LIFE finished the 2012 season ranked no. 2 in the country.

Men’s Sevens Sevens is an altered form of rugby which will be featured as an Olympic sport in 2016. The 2011-2012 season was the inaugural year for Life University’s undergraduate sevens team. In December, LIFE won the very first USA Rugby Collegiate National Championship competing against 23 teams from across the country. In February, LIFE won the Las Vegas Invitational, and finished in the semi-finals at the USA Rugby Collegiate Rugby Championship in Philadelphia in June. The Running Eagles finished with an impressive 20-2-1 record.

Facilities LIFE boasts sporting facilities unheard of in a university of our size. We have two gymnasiums that feature full-court floating floors and the main gym accommodates 2,200 fans. The main gym, also known as “The Eagles’ Nest,” houses the Life University basketball games and wrestling matches. The gym features state-of-the-art lighting and sound equipment and is also the location for Life University’s graduations and assemblies.

Men’s Wrestling The men’s wrestling program is brand new to Life University and began its inaugural season late fall 2012

Women’s Cross Country This season Life University welcomes back the women’s cross country team to the athletic program. The team began competing in the fall of 2012, and had two ladies named to the TranSouth All-Conference Team.

Club Sports Life University’s club sport program is designed for students to compete against other universities in club-level sports. Current active clubs include running, tennis, dance, rugby, cheerleading, cycling, ultimate Frisbee, hockey and golf. Clubs are student-run with assistance from a faculty advisor. The Department of Athletics is continuously looking to start new club sports in support of student interests.

Just outside the main gym is an athletic weight room built specifically for our intercollegiate and elite-performance athletes. The gym is a 2,000 square-foot facility that features Olympic platforms, Woodway Force treadmills and over 1,000 pounds of weights. On campus, Life University has two rugby fields, two newly resurfaced tennis courts and a sand volleyball court. The fields are gaining nationwide exposure for their use in major sporting events hosted by Life University, including the Rugby Super League National Championship, collegiate rugby playoffs and high school summer camps. Our impressive track & field facilities served as a practice track during the 1996 Olympics. The venue offers stadium seating, locker rooms, concession stands and an 8,000 squarefoot field house. Athletic facilities are open to students on a daily basis. LIFE also offers three miles of trails that wind through the wooded area of campus and connect two of Marietta’s parks and Life University’s own historic 19th Century Village.

Intramurals Every quarter a variety of intramural sports are offered for students to broaden their experience at LIFE while engaging in physical activity and camaraderie. Intramural sports include softball, volleyball, dodgeball, kickball and flag football. Students create their own teams and compete throughout the quarter with the goal of winning the championship at the end of each season.

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ATHLETICS SCHEDULES TM

SPRING 2013 rugby schedule DATE MENâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;S VARSITY JUNIOR VARSITY January 26 Florida State University of Georgia February 2 at Charlotte Tennessee Tenessee February 9 at Las Vegas Invitational Middle Tennessee State February 16 Georgia Tech February 23 Charlotte Delaware Kennesaw State March 2 New Orleans Davenport March 9 at Arkensas State March 16 at Penn State at Kennesaw State March 21 Atlanta Lindenwood March 30 Boston RFC - Rugby Alumni Weekend April 6 New York - Old Blue at Davenport April 13 Arkansas State April 20 at NYAC at SIRC Champion April 27 D 1 playoffs Playoffs

2012-2013 wrestling schedule

2012-2013 hockey schedule Date November 3 November 4 November 9 November 10 November 16 November 17 January 25 January 26 February 1 February 2 February 22

Opponent Chiro Games Chiro Games VS Elon VS Elon at UNF at UNF VS UNF VS UNF VS U MIAMI VS U MIAMI at U Louisville

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Date Opponent Location November 3 Citadel Charleston, SC November 10 Shorter Rome, GA Novemnber 17 Pembroke Classic Pembroke NC TM December 1 TM Davison Open Davison NC December 8 Shorter Dual Life University January 12 Purple Raider Open Alliance, OH January 19 Brewton Parker Tri Tombs County, GA January 27 Georgia College State Tournament Life University February 2 Newberry Open Newberry, SC February 16 NAIA Qualifier TBA February 28March 2 NAIA Championshops Cedar Rapids, IA TM

TEAM RECORDS TM

Points

Steals

Game 155 vs. Carver (11-19-98) Season 3,688 (1996-97)

Game 31 vs. Pensacola Christian (12-12-98) Season 695 (1996-97)

Scoring Average

Blocked Shots

Season 97.1 (1996-97)

Game Season

Field Goals Made Game 62 vs. Carver (11-19-98) 62 vs. Carver (12-2-98) Season 1,357 (1996-97)

Field Goals Attempted Game Season

102 vs. Carver (2-5-99) .500 (1,267-2,534) (1993-94)

Field Goal Percentage Game Season

.738 (62-84) vs. Carver (11-19-98) .500 (1,267-2,534) (1997-98)

3-Point Field Goals Made Game Season

21 vs. Carver (11-19-98) 356 (1998-99)

3-Point Field Goal Attempts Game 41 vs. Carver (1-27-09) Season 941 (1998-99)

Free Throws Made Game 47 at Southern Polytechnic (12-5-98) 47 vs. College of West Virginia (3-4-95) Season 683 (1996-97)

Free Throw Attempts

13 vs. Concordia (2-6-12) 13 at Clinch Valley (12-12-92) 13 at Knoxville (2-17-96) 226 (1995-96)

GAME Largest Win Margin: 103 (155-52) vs. Carver (11-19-98) Largest Loss Margin: 27 (89-116) vs. Mountain State (2-4-12) Largest Home Win: 103 (155-52) vs. Carver (11-19-98) Largest Home Loss: 27 (89-116) vs. Mountain State (2-4-12) Largest Road Win: 66 (135-69) at Pensacola Christian (12-12-92) Largest Road Loss: 25 (86-111) at Georgetown (1-15-96) Most Points Allowed: 116 (89-116) vs. Mountain State (2-4-12) Fewest Points Allowed: 39 (90-39) at St. Thomas (12-15-94); 39 (141-39) vs. Carver (12-2-98)

SEASON Games: 39 (1993-94, 1998-99) Wins: 37 (1996-97) Consecutive Wins: 28 (1996-97) Losses: 15 (2011-12) Consecutive Losses: 5 (2011-12) Winning Percentage: .970 (37-1) (1996-97) Home Winning Streak: 99 (11-13-93 â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 1-16-99) Highest Scoring Average: 97.1 (1996-97) Lowest Scoring Average: 86.5 (2010-11) Highest Opp. Scoring Average: 76.4 (1997-98) Lowest Opp. Scoring Average: 86.5 (2010-11) Highest Scoring Margin: 23.3 (1996-97) 100 Point Games: 17 (1997-98)

Game 65 vs. College of West Virginia (3-4-95) Season 971 (1996-97)

Free Throw Percentage Game Season

1.000 (8-8) at Shorter (1-6-92) .726 (665-1,023) (2009-10)

Rebounds Game 65 vs. Oakwood (1-26-12) Season 1,583 (1995-96)

Assists Game 51 vs. Carver (11-19-98) Season 833 (1996-97)

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