Catawba College Basketball Guide

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2 Catawba College Basketball Guide Catawba College Men s Basketball Schedule DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Tue, Nov. 11 at NC State (Exhibition) Raleigh,NC 7:00 SALISBURY ROUNDBALL CLASSIC SAT, NOV. 15 Lenoir-Rhyne vs. Mt. Olive SALISBURY 6:00 FELICIAN,NJ SALISBURY 8:00 SUN, NOV. 16 Lenoir-Rhyne vs. Felician SALISBURY 12:30 MOUNT OLIVE SALISBURY 2:30 CATAWBA WALT BAKER CLASSIC Mon, Nov. 24 St. Augustine s Charlotte,NC(TWC Arena) 2:30 at OrthoCarolina Classic Sat, Nov. 29 Bowie State Wingate,NC 12:00 Sun, Nov. 30 Northern Kentucky Wingate,NC 2:00 WED, DEC. 3 LENOIR-RHYNE* SALISBURY 8:00 SAT, DEC. 6 VOORHEES SALISBURY 4:00 Sat, Dec. 13 at UNC-Asheville Asheville,NC 4:30 WED, DEC. 17 J.C. SMITH SALISBURY 7:00 at L-R/Moretz Sports Classic Mon, Dec. 29 Augusta State Hickory,NC 4:00 Tue, Dec. 30 Belmont Abbey Hickory,NC 2:00 Wed, Jan. 7 at Wingate* Wingate,NC 8:00 SAT, JAN. 10 TUSCULUM* SALISBURY 4:00 Wed, Jan. 14 at Brevard Brevard,NC 8:00 SAT, JAN. 17 MARS HILL* SALISBURY 4:00 Wed, Jan. 21 at Lincoln Memorial* Harrogate,TN 8:00 Sat, Jan. 24 at Newberry* Newberry,SC 4:00 WED, JAN. 28 CARSON-NEWMAN* SALISBURY 8:00 WED, FEB. 4 WINGATE* SALISBURY 8:00 Sat, Feb. 7 at Tusculum* Greeneville,TN 4:00 WED, FEB. 11 NEWBERRY* SALISBURY 8:00 Sat, Feb. 14 at Mars Hill* Mars Hill,NC 4:00 WED, FEB. 18 LINCOLN MEMORIAL* SALISBURY 8:00 Sat, Feb. 21 at Lenoir-Rhyne* Hickory,NC 8:00 Wed, Feb. 25 at Carson-Newman* Jefferson City,TN 8:00 SAT, FEB. 28 BREVARD* SALISBURY 4:00 Wed, Mar. 4 SAC Tournament 1st Round TBA TBA Mar. 7-8 SAC Tournament Hickory,NC TBA BOLD CAPS DENOTE HOME GAMES * Denotes South Atlantic Conference games HEAD COACH: Jim Baker (15th year, ) ASSISTANT COACHES: Bill Haggerty, Marvin Moore, Freddie Lynn MEN S BASKETBALL OFFICE TELEPHONE: ( ) SPORTS INFORMATION: Jim Lewis ( ) CREDITS This basketball yearbook is a publication of the Catawba Sports Information Office. EDITOR: Jim Lewis, SID. WRITTEN BY: Jim Lewis. PHOTOGRAPHY: Jim Lewis, WG Sports Photos, Chuck Williams, Tina Baker and James Sipes PRINTING & MECHANICAL ART: Diversified Graphics, Inc., of Salisbury, NC. ON THE COVER: Catawba Seniors: Cliff Burns, Finnur Magnusson, Isaac Rose, Matt Sossamon MEMO TO THE MEDIA MEDIA SERVICES: Complete statistics and play-by-play as well as halftime statistics will be furnished to the media. If requested, game statistics will be sent via FAX machine to your media outlet. A phone will also be available for use upon request. Coach Baker will be available for post-game comments approximately 10 minutes after the contest. Locker room interviews will also be allowed approximately 10 minutes after the contest. Refreshments will be provided in the Catawba College Chiefs Room located in the Abernethy P.E. Center during the game. MEDIA CREDENTIALS: Passes for the working press can be obtained from the Sports Information Office and will be left at the will call window. No passes will be mailed. Passes for parking are not necessary, as there is ample free parking near Goodman Gym. Spaces are provided at courtside for the working press. Photographers are also permitted at courtside. VISITING RADIO NETWORKS: Radio crews covering the visiting teams should request permission to broadcast and credentials from the Catawba College Sports Information Office. A telephone line is available and the visiting radio station must pay for all long-distance calls. Radio Line Numbers: or INTERVIEWS: Interviews with Catawba coach Jim Baker, players and other athletic personnel must be arranged through the Catawba Sports Information Office. Please contact Jim Lewis to set up an interview time. Media outlets will not be granted player interviews prior to, or during, a game.

3 Meet the Indians Sitting (L-R): Kosha Hasty, Trey Shoemaker, Antonio Houston, Dominick Reid, Rob Fields, Tomas Smogner, Justin Huntley, Alex Guynn. Standing: Head Coach Jim Baker, Nick Torzeski, Donzell Williams, Matt Tamer, Donald Rutherford, Finner Magnusson, Cliff Burns, Matt Sossamon, Earl Adams, Isaac Rose, Assistant Coach Freddie Lynn, Assistant Coach Bill Haggerty Catawba College Men s Basketball Roster NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CLASS HOMETOWN, STATE/HIGH SCHOOL 3 Trey Shoemaker G So Charlotte,NC/Country Day 4 Matthew Sossamon F Sr Henderson,NC/N. Vance 11 Donzell Williams G Jr Salem,VA/Glenvar 12 Rob Fields G Jr Orangeburg,SC/O Burg-Wilkerson 15 Dominick Reid G So Charlotte,NC/Cannon School 22 Justin Huntley G Fr Mooresville,NC/Mooresville 23 Antonio Houston G Jr Charlotte,NC/E.Mecklenburg 32 Donald Rutherford F Jr Morganton,NC/Freedom 33 Isaac Rose F Sr Jonesville,NC/W.Forsyth 42 Earl Adams F Fr Atlanta,GA/Dunwoody 44 Matt Tamer C Fr Winston-Salem,NC/N.Forsyth 50 Finnur Magnusson C Sr Reykjavik,ICELAND/Wesleyan Academy 55 Cliff Burns C Sr Cooleemee,NC/Davie Co. Tomas Smogner G Fr Stockholm,SWEDEN/Gangsatra Stuart Thomson F RFr Poynton,ENGLAND/Poynton * Denotes Red-Shirt Head Coach: Jim Baker (15th year, ) Assistant Coaches: Bill Haggerty, Marvin Moore Volunteer Assistant: Freddie Lynn Men s Basketball Office Telephone: Nickname: Indians Home Facility: Goodman Gym (3,500) Location: Salisbury, NC Sports Information: Jim Lewis PRONUNCIATION GUIDE PLAYERS NAME #4 Matthew SAH-suh-MON #50 FIN-ner MAG-nus-SON

4 Meet the Indians Earl Adams #42 Forward Freshman Atlanta, GA HIGH SCHOOL: Started at Dunwoody High School... helped Wildcats to a pair of state titles... earned both the sportsmanship award and the Wildcat Award... PERSONAL: Born Earl Leonard Adams IV on March 19, 1990 on West Palm Beach, FL... son of Earl and Susann Adams... father played basketball at Harvard... has interest in business. Cliff Burns #55 Center Senior Cooleemee, NC points and dished out three assists in F/28 win over Carson-Newman... HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Orangeburg-Wilkerson High School... was a three-time all-region pick and also earned All-State honors... was Region 4 4- A Player of the Year as a senior and was named Most Outstanding Player at the North-South All-State Game... helped team to Upper State runner-up... PERSONAL: Born Rob Lamont Fields on May 28, 1988 in Orangeburg... son of Jay and Monica Fields... undecided on major. YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA PCT% FTM-FTA PCT% REB AVG AST AVG ST BK TO PF PTS HI AVG Total point FG: (36.4%) point FG: (40.6%) Career 3-point FG: (39.1%) Antonio Houston #23 Guard Junior Charlotte, NC : Made one start over 31 games... scored 20 points, on 9-of-14 shooting, and grabbed seven rebounds in win over Queens... picked up 16 points in J/9 victory over Wingate... had 10 points in N/30 win vs. Chowan... shot nearly 50% from the field on the season... shared team lead in blocked shots... transfer from Brunswick Community College... averaged 11.7 points and 8.3 rebounds over 29 games in HIGH SCHOOL: Played at Davie County... PERSONAL: Born Clifford Eugene Burns on Nov. 19, son of Lisa Hairston and Clifford Burns... has interest in sports management. YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA PCT% FTM-FTA PCT% REB AVG AST AVG ST BK TO PF PTS HI AVG Rob Fields #12 Guard Junior Orangeburg, SC : Had 21 starts over the 31 games... second on team in scoring and ranked 19th in the SAC... reached double figures 16 times... scored high of 19 points on three occasions, including in back-to-back games on M/1 and M/5... had 18 points in win over Queens... led team in free throw shooting (.824) and was second in 3-point accuracy (.406)... he stood third and seventh in the league in those categories, respectively : Played in all 31 games as a freshman... sixth on team with a 6.1 scoring average... reached double figures five times, including a high of 17 in the F/10 win over Newberry... scored 14 Became just third Catawba player to reach 1,000 points in just two seasons : Was named first team All-South Atlantic Conference and was the SAC Tournament MVP... ranked fifth in the SAC in scoring... reached double figures in all but two games and scored 20 or more points 11 times... poured in 34 points on 11-of-16 shooting with six three-pointers in win at Mars Hill... tossed in 33 points in loss at Carson-Newman... scored 28 points in SAC Tournament semifinal win over Lenoir-Rhyne... pulled down nine rebounds in loss at St. Augustine s : Started in 28 of 31 games... named SAC Freshman of the Year... reached double figures in all but three games... high of 29 points came in D/1 loss to AASU and F/21 win over Carson-Newman... scored 20+ points in 11 games... led team with a 16.9 scoring average, ranked third in the league... named to SAC All-Tournament team, scoring 20+ points in all three games... was the SAC Player of the Week on F/19... ranked fifth in the SAC in free throw shooting and fourth in threepointers made... HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at East Mecklenburg High School... named Southwestern Conference Player of the Year as a senior, helping Eagles to a 25-3 record... named All-State and was a two-time allconference selection... PERSONAL: Born Antonio Nathaniel Houston on Sept. 4, 1988 in Charlotte... son of Anthony and Karen Houston... has interest in business. YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA PCT% FTM-FTA PCT% REB AVG AST AVG ST BK TO PF PTS HI AVG Total point FG: (41.2%) point FG: (34.9%) Career 3-point FG: (38.0%) - 2 -

5 Meet the Indians Justin Huntley #22 Guard Freshman Mooresville, NC Dominick Reid #15 Guard Sophomore Charlotte, NC HIGH SCHOOL: Started at Mooresville High School... played two years at Victory Christian... named all-conference, all-district and Iredell County Player of the Year at Mooresville... helped Blue Devils to the state playoffs... PERSONAL: Born Justin Rashad Huntley on Nov. 29, 1989 in Charlotte, NC... son of Greg and Belinda Huntley... has interest in sports information. Finnur Magnusson #50 Center Senior Reykjavik, ICELAND : Played in 27 games and started nine... scored career-high of 10 points in J/16 win over Brevard... picked up eight points in loss at Lenoir-Rhyne... tallied seven points in loss at Tusculum and home win over Lincoln Memorial... grabbed six rebounds in N/30 win over Chowan... had seven rebounds in exhibition game with Kazakhstan National Team : Saw action in 29 games... had six points and six rebounds in D/7 win over Montreat... had five points, four rebounds and a pair of blocks in J/17 win over Mars Hill... also scored five points in J/3 win over Lenoir-Rhyne : Played in 18 games as a freshman, but was limited with a foot injury... posted high of nine points in D/3 win over NC Central... had nine points and seven rebounds in D/30 win over Shaw... pulled down 10 rebounds in D/7 win over Chowan... HIGH SCHOOL: Earned second team all-conference honors at Wesleyan Academy... was captain for the Trojans and helped squad to quarterfinals of playoffs... PERSONAL: Born Finnur Atli Magnusson on Sept. 14, 1985 in Reykjavik... son of Magnus Gudmundsson and Elin Jona Porsdottir... biology major with a good 3.15 GPA. YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA PCT% FTM-FTA PCT% REB AVG AST AVG ST BK TO PF PTS HI AVG Total point FG: 4-9 (44.4%) point FG: 3-13 (23.1%) point FG: 3-14 (21.4%) Career 3-point FG: (27.8%) : Started in 11 of 31 games as a freshman... named SAC Freshman of the Year... earned SAC All-Tournament honors... ranked 28th in SAC in scoring and ninth in assists... scored career-high 22 points in semifinal win over Lenoir-Rhyne... equaled the career-high in regional loss to Wingate... had double-double with 21 points and 10 rebounds at Carson- Newman... hit game-tying or game-winning shots in final 20 seconds against Wingate, Mars Hill and Queens... stood sixth in SAC in three-point accuracy... HIGH SCHOOL: Twoyear starter at the Cannon School... two-time All-State and all-conference selection... helped Cougars to a state championship and a pair of conference title... PERSONAL: Born Dominick Cordero Reid on Sept. 12, 1988 in Charlotte... son of Milton Smith and Tawanna Reid... has interest in sports management. YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA PCT% FTM-FTA PCT% REB AVG AST AVG ST BK TO PF PTS HI AVG point FG: (40.8%) Isaac Rose #33 Forward Senior Jonesville, NC : Saw action in all 31 games and started had 14 double-figure scoring games... named SAC Player of the Week on D/17, following a 24 point effort on 10-for-10 shooting vs. St. Augustine s... hit on 11-of-15 shots and scored career-high 27 points in win over Carson-Newman... ranked ninth in SAC in FG shooting, hitting on 52.3% of his attempts... was 12th in three-point shooting : Played in 30 games... scored his high of eight points in D/1 loss at AASU... had six points, hitting on a pair of three-pointers in F/7 win at Tusculum... also had six points in J/3 overtime win over Lenoir-Rhyne... transfer from Furman University... HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at West Forsyth High School and at Starmount High School... was named All-State and Northwest Conference Player of the Year as a senior... three-time all-conference selection and helped WFHS to a sectional and regional title... PER- SONAL: Born Isaac Carl Rose on Aug. 3, 1985 in Wilkesboro, NC... son of Doris Parker and Terry Lee Rose... athletic training major. YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA PCT% FTM-FTA PCT% REB AVG AST AVG ST BK TO PF PTS HI AVG Total point FG: (21.7%) point FG: (37.6%) Career 3-point FG: (32.1%) - 3 -

6 Meet the Indians Donald Rutherford #32 Forward Junior Morganton, NC Tomas Smogner Guard Freshman Stockholm, SWEDEN : Started in 11 of 29 games... had five double-figure scoring games and a pair of 10 rebound efforts... scored career-best 14 points in SAC semifinal vs. Lenoir-Rhyne and a J/23 win over Lincoln Memorial... tallied 13 points in win at Mars Hill rebound games came in wins over Wingate and Queens : Saw action in nine games... had five points and a pair of rebounds in F/14 win over Lincoln Memorial... scored four points in F/12 win at Mars Hill... red shirted in HIGH SCHOOL: Started one year at Freedom High School... was co-captain and earned all-conference honors... helped Patriots to a conference title, averaging 12 points and eight rebounds per game... PER- SONAL: Born Donald Juan Rutherford on July 18, 1987 in Morganton... son of Gail O Neil and Larry Rutherford... has interest in sports management. YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA PCT% FTM-FTA PCT% REB AVG AST AVG ST BK TO PF PTS HI AVG Total point FG: 0-1 ( 0.0%) point FG: 2-7 (28.6%) Career 3-point FG: 2-8 (25.0%) Trey Shoemaker #3 Guard Sophomore Charlotte, NC : Saw action in 12 games as a freshman... tallied high of three points with a pair of assists at Brevard... grabbed three rebounds in win over Carson-Newman... picked up assists in SAC title game and in regional loss... HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year starter at the Country Day... was two-year captain... also ran track where he was two-time MVP... was captain of the football team... PERSONAL: Born Elton L Shoemaker on Aug. 26, 1988 in Charlotte... son of Elton and Linda Shoemaker... has interest in business. YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA PCT% FTM-FTA PCT% REB AVG AST AVG ST BK TO PF PTS HI AVG Will red-shirt this season... HIGH SCHOOL: Started at Gangstra Gymnasium High School... was named Athlete of the Year as a senior... played point guard at the 2004 Scandinavian Championships... was named Defensive Player of the Year and Guard of the Year for Lidingo Club... helped Sweden to 2005 Scandinavian Championship... PERSONAL: Born Tomas Smogner on June 7, 1989 in Lidingo, Sweden... son of Wojt and Monika Smogner... has interest in business. Matthew Sossamon #4 Forward Senior Henderson, NC : Made one start over his 22 games played... scored career-best 11 points and grabbed five rebounds in J/23 win over Lincoln Memorial... also had five board vs. Tusculum on F/9... totaled eight points with three boards and two assists in J/16 win over Brevard : Played in 11 games... high of six points came in season-opening win over Allen where he added five rebounds... scored five points in F/14 win over Lincoln Memorial... transfer from Louisburg Junior College... HIGH SCHOOL: Two-year starter at Northern Vance High School... served as captain... also played baseball and golf for the Vikings... PERSONAL: Born Matthew Fulton Sossamon on Feb. 20, 1987 in Henderson... son of Frank and Vickie Sossamon... business major. YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA PCT% FTM-FTA PCT% REB AVG AST AVG ST BK TO PF PTS HI AVG Total Matt Tamer #44 Center Freshman Winston-Salem, NC point FG: 1-4 (25.0%) HIGH SCHOOL: Started at North Forsyth High School... also played football... PERSONAL: Born Matthew Brodie Tamer on Sept. 5, 1989 in Winston- Salem... son of David and Vicki Tamer... brother, Andrew, played football at Catawba... has interest in history

7 Meet the Indians Stuart Thomson #31 Forward RS-Freshman Poynton, ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter at Poynton High School... was captain for three years... also played rugby and soccer... PERSONAL: Born Stuart Craig Thomson on March 19, 1988 in Macclesfield, England... son of Sue and David Thomson... brother, Andy, played at Catawba... undecided on major. Donzell Williams #11 Guard Junior Salem, VA : Started in 29 of 31 games... hit on all four field goals and five free throws in scoring career-high 14 points vs. LR on F/23... had double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds at St. Augustine s... had nine points five times... dished out six assists vs. Virginia State and D/1 vs. JC Smith...posted five steals N/30 against Chowan : Played in 30 games as a freshman... scored 11 points and dished out four assists in J/17 win over Mars Hill... also had four assists and hit on a pair of three-pointers in D/7 win against Montreat... HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year starter at Glenvar High School... was named All- State along with District and Region Player of the Year as a senior, averaging 13 points, four rebounds and four assists... helped Highlanders to a 23-6 mark and to the Single A Elite 8... member of two-time district and region champions... PERSONAL: Born Donzell Layden Williams on March 9, 1988 in Salem... son of Ron and Donna Williams... has interest in business. YEAR GP-GS FGM-FGA PCT% FTM-FTA PCT% REB AVG AST AVG ST BK TO PF PTS HI AVG Total point FG: (35.7%) point FG: (31.3%) Career 3-point FG: (32.9%) MEN S BASKETBALL HONORS (Under Coach Jim Baker) All-American Mike Feller, Art Wade, Marvin Moore, All-Region Art Wade, Marvin Moore, Brian Carter, Helgi Magnusson, Brian Graves, SAC Player of the Year Mike Feller, Art Wade, Marvin Moore, All-South Atlantic Conference First Team Callum Brown, Mike Feller, Art Wade, Art Wade, Marvin Moore, Marvin Moore, Brian Carter, Terrence Hamilton, Brian Carter, Helgi Magnusson, Helgi Magnusson, Brian Graves, Brian Graves, Chris Wooldridge, Antonio Houston, Second Team Mike Feller, Art Wade, Marvin Moore, Tony Davenport, Nedzad Gusic, Brian Carter, Helgi Magnusson, Brian Graves, SAC Freshman of the Year Antonio Houston, Dominick Reid, SAC Tournament MVP Art Wade, Marvin Moore, Kevin Petty, Helgi Magnusson, Antonio Houston, Academic All-District Jeremy Carswell,

8 Abernethy Physical Education Center The Julius W. Abernethy Physical Education Center, home of Catawba s basketball teams, is one of the finest on-campus athletic facilities in the state of North Carolina. It was named after the late Julius W. Abernethy of Newton, N.C., and was dedicated on September 26, Basketball games are played in the center s Goodman Gymnasium, named in honor of Enoch A. Goodman of Salisbury. In October of 2002, the floor was named in honor of former head coach, Sam Moir, who guided Catawba to 546 wins over 34 seasons. The Indians, under head coach Sam Moir, properly opened the new facility with a triumph over the visiting Pioneers of Tusculum College on November 27, Since that game, Catawba basketball teams have compiled an impressive record for homes games, for a winning percentage of.732. The Tribe has recorded two 23-game home winning streaks in the past six years. The building, which cost more than $1.8 million to build, has a seating capacity of 3,500 for basketball, and now has a value of about $5 million. A beautiful maple hardwood playing surface was installed in December The facility is also used extensively for intercollegiate volleyball, student activities, civic events, concerts and various athletic camps during the summer months. The College s Athletic and Physical Education offices, as well as classrooms, are located on the upper level. Situated on the lower level is the Allen S. Johnson, Jr. Swimming Pool, three racquetball courts, the Meyer Auxiliary Gym complete with an indoor batting cage, various student and athletic dressing accommodations, and the Lofland Strength Training Center. PLAN NOW FOR 2009 CATAWBA COLLEGE SUMMER CAMPS! Brochures will be distributed after January 1. Call for more information. Jorvewe Gibson - 6 -

9 Jim Baker - Head Coach Jim Baker enters his fifteenth season as the head coach of the men s basketball program at Catawba. During the last eleven years, Baker has guided the Indians to the NCAA II Tournament seven times. His teams have won nearly 65% of their games and have an impressive home record of (78.3%). Catawba has a record in games decided by five points or less under coach Baker. During his tenure, Catawba has produced three conference Players of the Year and two All-Americans. The Indians have graduated 34 of 38 seniors under Baker. In , Baker was voted SAC Coach of the Year for the fifth time as Catawba won the league title and earned a spot in the NCAA II Regional Tournament. In , Baker earned SAC Coach of the Year honors as the Indians claimed the conference title and advanced to the NCAA II Tournament. In 2004, Catawba became the lowest seed (#7) to win the league tournament, earning a regional tournament berth. After a 25-5 season and a third South Atlantic Conference title in 2001, Baker was named league Coach of the Year. Baker was named SAC and NCAA II Region Coach of the Year in 1998, after Catawba posted a 25-6 record. He also earned SAC Coach of the Year honors in 1996, after he guided the Indians to their first conference title since His 16 victories in his first season was the most ever for a first-year basketball coach at Catawba. He has a record over his first fourteen seasons and ranks second all-time in coaching victories at Catawba. Baker came to Catawba from Virginia Military Institute, where he had been an assistant coach for two seasons. He also had NCAA Division I experience as an assistant at Virginia Tech ( ) and Davidson ( ). Baker came to Catawba in June 1993, as an assistant coach during Sam Moir s final campaign as head coach. Moir retired in May 1994, ending a great 34-year career at Catawba. Baker, a dean s list student at Catawba before graduating in 1978, played for Moir from He transferred from UNC-Charlotte and was a part of two 20-win seasons at Catawba. He was a member of the Carolinas Conference Championship team and three of his former teammates, Benny Callahan, Eric Harris and Herman Miles are in the Catawba Sports Hall of Fame. Baker began his coaching career as a graduate assistant for Moir in and at Wingate the next year, while earning a master s degree in human development and learning at UNC- Charlotte. He was also an assistant coach at Belmont Abbey ( ). Baker worked under Bobby Hussey at Davidson, Frankie Allen at Virginia Tech and Joe Cantafio at VMI. At Davidson, Baker was part of a program which graduated 25 of 26 student athletes. In addition, the Wildcats put together back-to-back 20-win seasons ( ) and appeared in the 1986 NCAA Southeast Regional. While Baker was at Virginia Tech, the Hokies became only the third team in Metro Conference history to sweep both Memphis State and Louisville in the same year. At VMI, Baker was responsible for recruiting, scouting, practice and bench coaching, public speaking, summer camps and scheduling. All of VMI s seniors graduated during Baker s stay there and he was part of an outstanding recruiting class in , which saw three freshmen make the starting lineup. In addition to editing and publishing a monthly basketball newsletter ( Time Out ), Baker has published four booklets: Power Post Play, Striving for Excellence, and The Best of Time Out, Books One and Two. This year, Baker released a one of a kind basketball CD-Rom The Best of Time Out. Baker s ties to the international players in his program come from doing camps and clinics abroad. He has conducted both camps and clinics in Belgium, France, Iceland, Luxembourg, Barbados and Costa Rica. He has also served as the U.S. advisor to the Belgium Women s Olympic basketball team. Baker comes from a strong sports family. Both his mother and father were outstanding athletes and his dad, Walt, coached him at North Rowan High School where he graduated in The field house at North Rowan is named in his dad s honor. His brother, Chip, is a longtime assistant baseball coach at Florida State. Baker and his wife, the former Tina Waters, reside in Concord. They have four children, Jamie (10), Madison (7) and Hannah (6) and Jacob (2)

10 Bill Haggerty - Assistant Coach Bill Haggerty is entering his 22nd season as an assistant coach for the Catawba men s basketball team. In addition to his duties under coach Baker, Haggerty assists in the coorrdination and promotion of Catawba s summer basketball camps, and has been active in securing basketball game sponsorships. For the past nine years, Haggerty served as head coach for the Catawba cross country teams. Twice he has guided the men to a tie for second place and has had a runner qualify for the NCAA II Nationals four times. He is the first Catawba coach to be associated with two programs involved in NCAA Regionals in the same year, as the men s basketball team also made the NCAAs in Prior to his current position, Haggerty coached the women s basketball team at Catawba ( ), turning a near-winless situation into a respectable program. Haggerty s best year with the Lady Indians was , when he led Catawba to a record, setting 30 school records in the process. He joined coach Sam Moir on the men s basketball staff in July A 1979 Catawba graduate, Haggerty took the women s basketball position at Catawba after serving as recreation director for Jefferson Township, NJ. He was also assistant coach in basketball, football and softball at Jefferson Township High School. He was born in New York City s Bronx, but his family moved to Oak Ridge, NJ, during his childhood. Haggerty graduated form Jefferson Township High School, where he was a runner on a state championship cross country team and played basketball. He later returned to his former school to coach another cross country state champion. Before transferring to Catawba, Haggerty attended Morris County Community College in New Jersey, where he also ran cross country and earned All-America honors. He ran in numerous marathons, including Boston and New York City. Haggerty earned a bachelor s degree in physical education at Catawba. Haggerty resides in Advance with his wife, Carolyn, who returned to school and graduated from Catawba in They have three children, Amanda, a graduate of Duke University, and two sons Jared and Travis. Marvin Moore Assistant Coach Marvin Moore enters his eighth season as an assistant coach with the Catawba men s basketball program. He returned to Catawba after serving as an assistant for two years at Hertford County High School. Moore is a 1999 graduate of Catawba, earning a bachelor of arts degree in physical education. After graduation, he played professionally in Europe in Sweden and Monaco. While at Catawba, he was a threetime All-SAC performer as the Indians posted an record and advanced to the NCAA II regional tournament on two occasions. As a senior, Moore was the South Atlantic Conference Player of the Year, setting a league record by scoring 650 points. He was also named all-region and All-American as well as being selected as the SAC Male Athlete Year for the year. He was inducted to the SAC Hall of Fame in May of Moore ranks 11th all-time at Catawba in scoring with 1,556 points. He holds school records for steals in a game, season and career and ranks fourth all-time in assists. At Hertford County High School, Moore was named all-conference and team MVP and helped the Bears to a conference title. Moore resides in Concord with his wife, Jessica. Freddie Lynn Volunteer Assistant Coach Freddie Lynn enters his ninth season as an assistant coach with the Catawba Men s Basketball program. He is graduate of Campbell University, where he earned a bachelor s degree in sociology. After graduation, Lynn played professionally for 16 years in Europe, 15 in Belgium and one season in France. While at Campbell, Lynn helped the Camels to one of their best seasons with a 25-6 campaign. Lynn played at North Rowan High School for Walt Baker and helped the Cavaliers to their first NPC Championship. He resides in Salisbury

11 Tradition The Top Ten All-Time Scorers Dwight Durante ,913 Bill Bailey ,136 Andre Godfrey ,673 Herman Miles / ,668 Woody Helfrich ,649 Charles Lynn ,649 Helgi Magnusson ,644 Dwayne Grant , Eric Harris ,576 Garland Davis ,572 The Indians 1,000-Point Club Player Years Games Points Avg. 1. Dwight Durante , Bill Bailey , Andre Godfrey , Herman Miles , , Woody Helfrich , Charles Lynn Helgi Magnusson , Dwayne Grant , Eric Harris , Garland Davis , Marvin Moore , Mark Simpson , , Art Wade , Mike Feller , Brian Carter , Tracey Scruggs , David Snyder , Al Johnson , Brian Graves , Rodney Deese , Benny Callahan , James Brown , Larry Graham , Chris Wooldridge , Dwayne Brewington , Ali Travis , Noah Mason , Billy Ray Hunsucker , Nedzad Gusic , Bucky Pope , Davor Krusevljanin , Ed Fowler , Terrence Hamilton , Keith Henning , Duke Phipps , Donnie Hunt , Horace Medford , Derrick Tucker , Jeff Freiburger , Mark Flynn , Lonnie Lee , Antonio Houston ,073 17,3 43. Brad Curry , Ricky Thompson , Larry Bullock , Callum Brown , Kevin Petty ,

12 Catawba Individual Records POINTS SCORED GAME by Dwight Durante vs. W. Carolina (89-81), Jan. 20, 1966 SEASON by Dwight Durante in 31 games, CAREER -- 2,913 by Dwight Durante in 99 games, SCORING AVERAGE SEASON by Dwight Durante in 25 games, CAREER by Dwight Durante in 99 games, FIELD GOALS GAME by Dwight Durante vs. Atl. Christian (93-99), SEASON by Dwight Durante in 31 games, CAREER -- 1,187 by Dwight Durnate in 99 games, FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS GAME by Dwight Durante vs. W. Carolina (89-81), Jan. 20, 1966 SEASON by Dwight Durante in 31 games, CAREER -- 2,719 by Dwight Durnate in 99 games, FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE GAME (12-12) by Rodney Deese vs. Pfeiffer (78-73), Jan. 14, 1988 SEASON ( ) by Jolly Manning in 30 games, CAREER ( ) by Dwayne Brewington in 121 games THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS GAME by Mark Flynn vs. Elon (103-84), Feb. 12, 1992; by Art Wade vs. Wingate (95-74), Feb. 28, 1998 SEASON by Marvin Moore in 30 games, CAREER by Helgi Magnusson in 119 games, CONSECUTIVE -- 9 by Mark Flynn vs. Elon (103-84), Feb. 12, 1992 THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS GAME by Lonnie Lee vs. High Point (83-90), Jan. 9, SEASON by Marvin Moore in 30 games, CAREER by Marvin Moore in 113 games, THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE GAME (5-5) by Keith Henning vs. Mt. Olive (87-80), Jan. 8, 1994; by Callum Brown vs. Elon (103-84), Feb. 12, 1992 SEASON (45-90) by Keith Henning in 25 games, CAREER ( ) by Keith Henning in 100 games, FREE THROWS GAME by Dwight Durnate vs. W. Carolina (89-81), Jan. 20, 1966 SEASON by Dwight Durante in 25 games, CAREER by Dwight Durnate in 99 games, CONSECUTIVE by Helgi Magnusson, FREE THROW ATTEMPTS GAME by Dwight Durnate vs. W. Carolina (89-81), Jan. 20, 1966 SEASON by Dwight Durante in 25 games, CAREER by Dwight Durnate in 99 games, DWIGHT DURANTE ( ) Career Scoring Leader with 2,913 points MARVIN MOORE ( ) All Time Steal Leader with 260 FREE THROW PERCENTAGE GAME (14-14) by Dwight Durante vs. Newberry (88-79), Feb. 9,1966; by Mike Feller vs. Pfeiffer (77-89), Dec. 7, 1994; by Helgi Magnusson vs. USC-Spartanburg (70-85), Dec. 3, 2003 SEASON (99-109) by Helgi Magnusson in 28 games, CAREER ( ) by Jeff Curry in 60 games, REBOUNDS GAME by Bill Bailey vs. Erskine (92-68), SEASON by Garland Davis in 28 games, CAREER -- 1,652 by Garland Davis in 103 games, REBOUNDING AVERAGE SEASON by Garland Davis in 28 games, CAREER by Garland Davis in 103 games, ASSISTS GAME by Art Rose vs. Methodist (88-66), SEASON by Art Rose in 28 games, CAREER by Tracey Scruggs in 124 games, ASSIST AVERAGE SEASON by Art Rose in 28 games, CAREER by Art Rose in 188 games, ,81-84 STEALS GAME by Marvin Moore vs. High Point (69-74), Nov. 29,1997;by Marvin Moore vs. Carson-Newman (94-76), Feb.21, 1998; by Duke Phipps vs. Lenoir- Rhyne (71-59), Feb. 3, 2001 SEASON by Marvin Moore in 30 games, CAREER by Marvin Moore in 113 games, BLOCKED SHOTS GAME by Rodney Deese vs. High Point (82-80), Dec. 5, 1989; by Pat Wolter vs. Elon (62-71), Jan. 17, 1990; by Jolly Manning vs.tusculum (88-89), Feb. 12, SEASON by Maurice McDaniel in 33 games, CAREER by Alex Luyk in 83 games, GAMES PLAYED SEASON by Dwayne Grant, Dwayne Brewington, Bradd Eldridge and Cleve McRae, ; by Maurice McDaniel, Mark Simpson, Bobby VanNoy, Ed Fowler and Cleve McRae, CAREER by Tracey Scruggs,

13 Catawba Team Records POINTS GAME vs. Alderson-Broaddus ( ), Nov. 26, 1982 SEASON -- 3,036 in 33 games, AVERAGE in 33 games, FIELD GOALS GAME vs. Shorter (115-72), SEASON -- 1,146 in 33 games, FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS GAME vs. Alderson-Broaddus ( ), Nov. 26, 1982 SEASON -- 2,140 in 33 games, FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE GAME (47-60) vs. Atl. Christian ( ), Nov. 20, 1982 SEASON (892-1,663) in 26 games, THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS GAME vs. Wingate (95-74), Feb. 28, 1998 CONSECUTIVE vs. Wingate (95-74), Feb. 28, 1998 SEASON in 30 games, THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS GAME vs. Carson-Newman (83-91), Dec. 8, 1992 SEASON in 30 games, THREE-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE GAME (7-7) vs. Guilford (100-88), Jan. 20, 1988 SEASON ( ) in 27 games, FREE THROWS GAME vs. Mars Hill (122-76), SEASON in 33 games, FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED GAME vs. Presbyterian (103-87), ; vs. Mars Hill (97-92), Feb. 16, 2005 SEASON in 33 games, FREE THROW PERCENTAGE GAME (8-8) vs. Pembroke State, Dec 7, 1983 SEASON ( ) in 27 games, REBOUNDS GAME vs. Belmont Abbey (96-72), SEASON -- 1,472 in 33 games, AVERAGE in 30 games, ASSISTS GAME vs. Bluefield St. (118-76), Dec. 4, 2004 SEASON in 33 games, AVERAGE in 33 games, STEALS GAME vs. East Coast Bible (107-41), Nov. 19, 1997 SEASON in 31 games, BLOCKED SHOTS GAME vs. Carson-Newman (55-54), Feb. 26, 2000; vs. Wingate (99--84) Feb. 14, 2001; vs. Wingate (81-78), Jan. 26, 2005 SEASON in 33 games, GAMES MOST IN A SEASON in and LEAST IN A SEASON in WINS MOST IN A SEASON -- 29, (33 games) LEAST IN A SEASON -- 4 in (27 games); in (23 games) CONSECUTIVE in CONSECUTIVE HOME WINS 23 from Jan. 15, 1997 to Nov. 19, 1999; 23 from Feb. 2, 2000 to Dec. 1, 2001 LARGEST MARGIN vs. East Coast Bible (107-41), Nov. 19, 1997 CONFERNCE WINS IN A SEASON in (Carolinas) LOSSES LEAST IN A SEASON -- 4 in (33 games) MOST IN A SEASON in (27 games) CONSECUTIVE during (one season - 17 in ) LARGEST MARGIN vs. North Carolina (34-74), CONFERENCE LOSSES IN A SEASON in (Carolinas) MICELLANEOUS SINGLE GAME RECORDS MOST POINTS ALLOWED vs. Carson-Newman ( , OT), Jan. 30, 2008 FEWEST POINTS BY CATAWBA 10 vs. Wake Forest (10-28), ; vs. High Point (10-42), ; vs. High Point (10-9), Mar. 1, 1980 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED -- 7 vs. Landis All-Starts (37-7), MOST POINTS TWO TEAMS 252 with Carson-Newman ( , OT), Jan. 30, 2008 FEWEST POINTS TWO TEAMS with High Point (10-9), Mar. 1, 1980 MOST POINTS FIRST HALF vs. Allen (119-82), Jan. 12, 1990 MOST POINTS ONE HALF vs. Alderson-Broaddus ( ), Nov. 26, 1982 FEWEST POINTS ONE HALF -- 2 vs. High Point (10-9), Mar. 1, 1980 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED ONE HALF -- 1 vs. Landis All-Stars (37-7), Tracy Scruggs ( ) All-Time Assist Leader with 614 Larry Graham ( ) 1st 1,000 Point Scorer 1,

14 Catawba Team Records POINTS SCORED CAREER Points SEASON Points 1. Dwight Durante (65-69) Dwight Durante (67-68) Bill Bailey (69-73) Dwight Durante (65-66) Andre Godfrey (88-92) Dwight Durante (68-69) Herman Miles (73-76/77-78) Bill Bailey (70-71) Woody Helfrich (55-59) Marvin Moore (98-99) Charles Lynn (69-73) Maurice McDaniel (82-83) Helgi Magnusson (02-06) Andre Godfrey (91-92) Dwayne Grant (78-82) Benny Callahan (78-79) Eric Harris (74-78) Doug Chalk (59-60) Garland Davis (66-70) Garland Davis (68-69) REBOUNDS CAREER Rebounds SEASON Rebounds 1. Garland Davis (66-70) Garland Davis (68-69) Bill Bailey (69-73) Bill Bailey (70-71) David Snyder (64-68) Garland Davis (66-67) Charles Lynn (69-73) Garland Davis (67-68) Jeff Freiburger (84-88) David Snyder (67-68) Herman Miles (73-76/77-78) David Snyder (66-67) Dwayne Brewington (78-82) Bill Bailey (72-73) Andre Godfrey (88-92) Maurice McDaniel (82-83) Matt Weber (78-82) Jeff Freiburger (86-87) Mark Simpson (79-80/81-84) Bill Bailey (69-70) ASSISTS CAREER Assists SEASON Assists 1. Tracey Scruggs (85-90) Art Rose (82-83) Art Rose (79-80/81-84) Brian Graves (06-07) Brian Graves (03-07) Marvin Moore (98-99) Marvin Moore (95-99) Art Rose (83-84) Lonnie Lee (84-88) Marvin Moore (97-98) Eric Harris (74-78) Lonnie Lee (86-87) Dwayne Grant (78-82) Tracey Scruggs (87-88) Art Wade (94-98) Brian Graves (05-06) Bradd Eldridge (80-84) Brian Graves (04-05) Callum Brown (91-95) Art Wade (97-98) STEALS (Not kept prior to ) CAREER Steals SEASON Steals 1. Marvin Moore (95-99) Marvin Moore (98-99) Duke Phipps (00-04) Marvin Moore (97-98) Brian Graves (03-07) Gerald Kennedy (85-86) Derrick Tucker (83-87) Andre Godfrey (90-91) Ahmad Murphy (03-07) Duke Phipps (03-04) Tracey Scruggs (85-90) Derrick Tucker (84-85) Andre Godfrey (88-92) Brian Graves (04-05) Callum Brown (90-95) Ahmad Murphy (06-07) Nedzad Gusic (97-01) Duke Phipps (00-01) Terrence Hamilton (98-02) Jamel Hamilton (05-06) BLOCKS (Not kept prior to ) CAREER Blocks SEASON Blocks 1. Chris Wooldridge (03-07) Maurice McDaniel (82-83) Alex Luyk (00-03) Bobby VanNoy (82-83) Brian Carter (99-03) Alex Luyk (01-02) Jolly Manning (02-06) Chris Wooldridge (05-06) Maurice McDaniel (81-83) Alex Luyk (00-01) Ricky Thompson (83-87) Jolly Manning (04-05) Andrey Godfrey (88-92) Pat Wolter (90-91) Pat Wolter (87-91) Chris Wooldridge (06-07) Davor Krusevljanin (96-00) Matt Weber (81-82) Jacob Parks (97-02) Brian Carter (00-01) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE CAREER (Min. 500 Attempts) FGM-FGA PCT.% SEASON (Min. 5 Att./game) FGM-FGA PCT.% 1. Dwayne Brewington (78-82) Jolly Manning (05-06) Chris Wooldridge (03-07) Bobby VanNoy (82-83) Jeff Freiburger (84-88) Dwayne Brewington (79-80) Charles Lynn (69-73) Charles Lynn (72-73) Jolly Manning (02-06) Andre Godfrey (88-89) Maurice McDaniel (81-83) Dwayne Brewington (81-82) Herman Miles (73-76/77-78) David Snyder (67-68) Rodney Deese (86-91) Charles Lynn (71-72) Ricky Thompson (83-87) Dwayne Brewington (80-81) Mark Simpson (79-80/81-84) Chris Wooldridge (03-07) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE CAREER (Min 50 made/yr) FTA-FTM PCT.% SEASON (Min 50 made) FTM-FTA PCT.% 1. Jeff Curry (75-77) Helgi Magnusson (02-03) Kevin Petty (99-03) Callum Brown (93-94) Mike Feller (92-96) Kevin Petty (99-03) Rodney Deese (86-91) Mike Feller (95-96) Callum Brown (91-95) Kevin Petty (00-01) Benny Callahan (76-79) Mike Feller (94-95) Art Wade (94-98) Ed Fowler (84-85) Helgi Magnusson (02-06) Jeff Curry (76-77) Andre Godfrey (88-92) Rodney Deese (86-87) Ali Travis (89-93) Jeff Curry (75-76)

15 Catawba Through The Years Year Coach Overall Conference G. Flake Red Laird G. Flake Red Laird Carl Davis Carl Davis Carl Davis * Harry Warner Harry Warner Harry Warner Gordon Kirkland Gordon Kirkland Doc Mathis Tom Brown Tom Brown Tom Brown Tom Brown Tom Brown Gordon Kirkland Gordon Kirkland * Gordon Kirkland * Dwight Holshouser Earl Ruth Earl Ruth Earl Ruth Earl Ruth Earl Ruth Robert Spangler Earl Ruth Earl Ruth Earl Ruth Earl Ruth Earl Ruth Earl Ruth Earl Ruth Earl Ruth * Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Year Coach Overall Conference Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir * Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir * Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir * Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir * Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir # Sam Moir Sam Moir Sam Moir Jim Baker Jim Baker * Jim Baker Jim Baker *# Jim Baker # Jim Baker Jim Baker *# Jim Baker Jim Baker Jim Baker # Jim Baker * Jim Baker Jim Baker Jim Baker * Jim Baker # Mark Simpson ( /81-84) 12th in Scoring (1,516 points) 10th in Rebounding (821 Rebounds) Career Record Sam Moir * Conference champ + Won NAIA District 26 Championship # Won SAC Tournament NCAA II Tournament Catawba Coaching Records Coach Years Games Won Lost Pct. Championships G. Flake Red Laird (2) Carl Davis (3) Harry Warner (3) Gordon Kirkland ; (5) Doc Mathis (1) Tom Brown (5) Dwight Holshouser (1) Earl Ruth ; (13) Robert Spangler (1) Sam Moir (34) Jim Baker (14) Coaches 82 seasons

16 All-Time Opponents Acadia Adelphi Alderson-Broaddus (WV) Allen (SC) Anderson (SC) Appalachian State Armstrong Atlantic (SC) Asheville-Biltmore Augusta State Barber-Scotia Barton (Atl. Christ.) Belmont Abbey Birmingham-Southern Bluefield College Bluefield State (WV) Brevard Bridgewater Bristol Bryan Campbell Carson-Newman College of Charleston (SC) Charleston (WV) Chowan Claflin (SC) Clayton State (GA) Clemson Coastal Carolina Coker (SC) Concord (WV) Cumberland (KY) Davidson Davis & Elkins (WV) Defiance (OH) Earlham East Coast Bible East Carolina Elizabeth City State Elizabethtown Elon Emory & Henry (VA) Erskine (SC) Fayetteville State Florida Southern Francis Marion (SC) Frederick Furman Gardner-Webb Georgia C&SU Grand Canyon (AZ) Greensboro College Greenville (IL) Guilford Hampton Hampden-Sydney Hanover (IN) Hanover (PA) High Point Illinois-Benedictine Indiana Central Indiana State Johnson C. Smith Juniata Kennesaw State (GA) King Kutztown (PA) Lander (SC) LaRoche (PA) Laurention (CAN) Lees-McRae Lenoir-Rhyne Liberty Baptist Limestone (SC) Lincoln Memorial (TN) Livingstone Lynchburg (VA) Mars Hill Maryville (TN) Mercer Messiah (PA) Methodist Midwestern St. (TX) Milligan (TN) Montevallo (AL) WON-LOSS RECORDS Montreat Moorhead State (MN) Morris Morris Harvey Mount Olive NW Missouri State Newberry Newport News (VA) Norfolk State North Carolina N.C. A&T N.C. Central N.C.-Asheville N.C.-Greensboro UNC-Pembroke N.C. State N.C.-Wilmington North Georgia North Greenville (SC) Nova, (FL) Oglethorpe Ohio Dominican Ohio Valley Otterbein (OH) Pacific Lutheran (WA) Paine (GA) Pfeiffer Point Loma Nazarene (CA) Presbyterian Queens (NC) Ramapo (NJ) Randolph-Macon Reinhardt (GA) Rio Grande (OH) Roanoke Rollins (FL) Ryerson (CAN) St. Andrews St. Augustine's St. Joseph s (IN) St. Paul's (VA) St. Thomas (FL) Salem (WV) Savage Savannah Art & Design Shaw Shepherd (WV) Shippensburg (PA) Shorter USC-Aiken USC-Upstate Southern Wesleyan Strayer (DC) Sue Bennett Tampa (FL) Tenn.-Chattanooga Tennessee State Tennessee Temple Tennessee Wesleyan Troy State (AL) Tusculum Union (KY) Urbana Virginia State Virginia Tech Virginia Union Voorhees (SC) Wake Forest Walsh Warren Wilson West Georgia West Liberty State (WV) West Virginia State West Virginia Tech West Virginia Wesleyan Western Carolina Wingate Winston-Salem State Winthrop Wofford Young Harris PRE-MODERN ERA Appalachian Bombers Asheboro AAU Asheville School Boston Celtics Carolina Pre-Flight Catawba YMCA Charlotte Monograms Charlotte YMCA Chatam Pros Concord (NC) YMCA Davidson Frosh Dayton Black Cats Erlanger YMCA Flying Safety Air Greensboro O.R.D Groat All-Stars Hanes Hosiery Pros High Point YMCA Kannapolis YMCA Kinston Marines Landis All-Stars Lenoir-Rhyne A.C Massanutten Academy McCrary Mills N.C. State Frosh Oak Ridge Academy Parris Island Marines Rutherford Academy Salisbury All-Stars Salisbury Night Owls Salisbury YMCA Statesville Reds Strategic Service Wake Forest Frosh Winnesboro YMCA Winston-Salem YMCA TOTAL (2,131 games) 1, Thank You, sponsors of the 2008 CATAWBA COLLEGE WALT BAKER CLASSIC TITLE SPONSOR C.F. PARKS & CO., INC. Nov. 24 6:00 Catawba vs. St. Augustine s (Time Warner Cable Arena, Charlotte, NC) Dec. 6 4:00 Catawba vs. Voorhees

17 Catawba College Basketball Final Statistics Overall: South Atlantic Conference: 7-7 Home: 9-5 Away: 5-6 Neutral: 5-1 NAME GP - GS MIN FGM - FGA PCT% 3PM - 3PA PCT% FTM - FTA PCT% OFF TOT AVG. AST ST BK TO PF PTS HI AVG. Houston % % % Fields % % % Monroe % % % Reid % % % Rose % % % Rutherford % % % Williams % % % Burns % % Diggs % % % Magnusson % % % Sossamon % % Walton % % Shoemaker % % % TEAM CATAWBA % % % OPPONENTS % % % Deadball rebounds: Catawba 121/Opponents 103 Game-By-Game Results LEADING LEADING DATE OPPONENT W / L SCORE RECORD FG% FT% REBOUNDER SCORER N/16 CHARLESTON,WV# L (OT) Houston 26 Monroe 8 N/17 VIRGINIA STATE# L Fields 17 Rose 6 N/30 CHOWAN+ W Houston 17 Magnusson 6 D/1 JC SMITH+ W Houston 26 Houston 7 D/5 at Lenoir-Rhyne* L Houston 15 Monroe 8 D/8 Saint Paul s& W Monroe 17 Rutherford/Burns 6 D/15 ST. AUGUSTINE S W Rose 24 Rose 8 D/17 at JC Smith L Houston 9 Rutherford/Rose 6 D/28 Queens$ W (OT) Burns 20 Rutherford 10 D/29 Mount Olive$ W Houston 20 Rutherford 8 J/2 at Chowan W Houston 20 Rose 5 J/5 at St. Augustine s L (2OT) Houston 19 Williams 10 J/9 WINGATE* W Houston 23 Rutherford 10 J/12 at Tusculum* L Reid/Houston 20 Houston 7 J/16 BREVARD W Houston 17 Rutherford 8 J/19 at Mars Hill* W Houston 34 Rutherford 8 J/23 LINCOLN MEMORIAL* W Houston 16 Rutherford 8 J/26 NEWBERRY* L Houston 18 Williams 7 J/30 at Carson-Newman* L (OT) Houston 33 Monroe 11 F/6 at Wingate* L Reid 15 Rutherford 8 F/9 TUSCULUM* L Monroe 22 Monroe 8 F/13 at Newberry* W (OT) Monroe 35 Monroe 16 F/16 MARS HILL* W Rose 21 Rutherford/Monroe 7 F/20 at Lincoln Memorial* W Monroe 21 Monroe 9 F/23 LENOIR-RHYNE* L Williams 14 Williams 4 F/27 CARSON-NEWMAN* W Rose 27 Rose/Monroe 7 M/1 at Brevard W Fields 19 Reid 10 M/5 TUSCULUM% W Fields 19 Rose 6 M/8 Lenoir-Rhyne++ W Houston 28 Rutherford 7 M/9 Mars Hill++ W Houston 14 Rose 10 M/15 Wingate## L (OT) Reid 22 Rutherford 8 CAPS DENOTE HOME GAMES * Denotes South Atlantic Conference games # Denotes Roundball Classic at Salisbury,NC + Denotes Walt Baker Classic at Salisbury,NC & Denotes game played in Charlotte,NC $ Denotes Moretz Sports Classic at Hickory,NC % Denotes Food Lion SAC Tournament 1st Round ++ Denotes Food Lion SAC Tournament at Hickory,NC ## Denotes NCAA II South Atlantic Regional Tournament at Augusta,GA

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19 Bucky and Ann Cline E.D. Cook Billy Crawford Fred Cristman Ron Crouse Sue Davis Charles and Amanda Deadwyler Lamar and Bettie Dorton Mike and Beth Downs Larry and Julia Drye LTC Jim and Linda Duncan Greg Dyson Harold Earnhardt Gary and Trudy Elkins Raymond Elliott John and Joy Fisher Fisher Athletics Bob and Dee Flynn Mark Flynn Wayne Ford Donnie Gandy Dr. Carl and Anita Girelli Dr.Joel and Joyce Goodwin Bob Gore Elmer Grambow Rev. William Green Karla Gruhn Tuck Gudger Rev.Steve and Nancy Haines Catherine Hall Burt and Araminta Harris Larry and Kay Hatley Vernon Haynes John W. Heath Mick and Connie Hillard Dwight Hedrick,Jr. Chip and Trish Hester Larry and Jerry Hester,Sr. Haney and Sandra Honeycutt Jewel Hubbard Joel and Jayne Hubbard Dr. Lou Ann Kasias Alice Ketcham Jim and Maxine Knowles David Lefko Alan and Connie Lentz Jim Lewis Randy and Carolyn Link Mike Lippard Steve Lippard Bob and Anne Loeblein Wilson Lopez Ron Maccaroni Lou Manning McCanless Golf Club Dr. Jesse and Kay McCartney Tim and Melanie McCulloh Bud Mickle Max and Vickie Miller Don Moore Dr. Norman Nakaji Hank and Judy Newman Paul and Sharon Newsome Eric and Tami Nianouris Dr. Joseph Oxendine Ray Oxendine Dick Palmore Larry Peeler Bob Petrea Bob and Susan Pharr Rodney and Tracy Pitts Ashley B. Poole Scott Pressley Tracy Ratliff Dick Reitz Ron and Norma Rigby Keith and Amy Roach Dave Robbins Allan Rohrbaugh Nevin and Suzanne Rohrbaugh Dr. Bill Russell Bruce and Laura Sanborn Frank and Anne Saunders John Schwertner Steve and Ann Shaughnessy David and Carole Simmons Dick Smith Wilson Smith Temple Snyder,III Doug and Amber Stanley Pete and Millie Stout Mark Strickland Dr. Jim Stringfield Dan Sullivan Randy and Amy Swicegood Larry J. Taylor Craig Turnbull Chris Walden Eddie and Ashley Wall John D. Walser Walt Wagoner Payton Warren Jim West,Jr. Robert Wiseman WSAT Radio Jean Wurster Indian David and Pam Abernathy Barbara Atwell Mark Beymer Tom Bonebrake Perry Bradshaw Michael Burton Doris Campbell Charles Click Nathan and BJ Coyle James Cusack Rob and Barbara Duffy Sonny and Joan Faires Laura Frazier Donald E. Frye Derek and Stephanie Gault Andre Godfrey Elbert Holt Doug Gardner William and Mary James Steve and Celia Jarrett Jeff Jones Larry and Kay Jones Patrick and April Kennerly Roachel and JoAnn Laney Mary Anne Lanningham Mary Sue Leonard Norman Miller Larry and Wanda Nixon Ron and Shirley Price Jon Post Phyllis Post Ann Propst Lesley Pulliam William J. Rendleman,Jr. Bob Rathbun Joe Riley Steve Roeder William Samuels Marjorie Scott Tracey Scruggs John Sifford Greg Singleton Marianna Swaim Hugh Tiller Joe Trainor Tim and Janice Truemper Melissa Utley Cathy Yochim Jun Yu Young Shannon Axtell Chad Baker Cristi Bartlett Paige Barton Andrell Baxter Kathleen Blake Ashley Boles Troy Brown Keith Brown Nathan Brown Meredith Cartmill Jessica Cleary Garrett Denton Jason Diggs Elizabeth Dunkman Ron Ellington Joe Elmore Zach Evans Katherine Faulkner Eric Finland Kory Fisher Danielle Freed Ryan Greaves Kurt Green Hillary Hampton Andie Henderson James House Samario Houston Brent Johnson Brenton Brooks Johnson Toni Jorgensen Matt Kepley Sam Ketner Heather Kick Meagan Kittle Melvin Knight Mollie Landers Steve Lippard Sicilia LoSauro Garth McCormack Julia McKinzie Tara Millington Joe Mitchell Norman Monroe Emily Morgan Roger "Bubba" Morris Ahmad Murphy Stephanie Nelson Bo Noah Christine Ofslager Lee Page Kelly Phillips Matthew Pressley Thomas Presley Chris Rae KT Rebadow Brad Roach Stencil Robinson Matt Seabolt Tim Smith Ben Snyder Trevor Steele Sean Sullivan Jared Temple David Thomas Shane Timmons Allen Tuttle Sarah VanBuskirk Ryan Villiard Ashley Wells Jac White Lauren Whiteley Alex Will Carrie Wollaston Chris Woolridge Daniel Yow CATAWBA CHIEFS CLUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS Thank you, to all of our Catawba Chiefs!! President: Eric Slipp Vice President:Alison Klopp Board: Gary Blabon, Floyd Burton, Brett Busby, Joyce Caddell,W. Summersett Carter, Keith Chalmers, James "Chip Comadoll, Frank Fields, Charlie Graeber, Bill Hall, John Hartpence,Alison Klopp, Harrison Latimer, John Lewis, Charlie Little,Tippie Miller, John Munday, Justin Nash, Bryan Overcash, Darrel Parks, David Patterson, Bill Peeler, Robert Setzer, Eric Slipp, Richard Smith, Stuart Smith, C.D.Taylor, Dave VanAken, Bill Vanderford, Billy Webb and Steve Yang Chiefs Club Coordinator: Gordon Kirkland Senior Vice President:Tom Childress

20 This Is Catawba College ADMISSION Inquiries regarding admission to Catawba College are always warmly welcomed. If you are interested in joining the Catawba community, you should apply for admission anytime after your sixth semester of high school. Catawba follows the usual guidelines for rolling admissions and, therefore, has no closing date for accepting applications. Applying early will ensure an early response from the college. In your application, you are asked to provide a wide variety of information relating to your academic and cocurricular background. This information is used to help determine your potential to profit from, as well as contribute to, the Catawba community. You must complete a minimum of 16 units of high school course work, 12 of which should be in academic subjects. The following college preparatory course work is strongly recommended: four units of English; three units of mathematics (Algebra I or above); three units of Laboratory Science; three units of Social Science; and two units of foreign language. Your admission to Catawba also will be evaluated by class rank, grade point average, SAT or ACT examination scores, and academic course selection. Arrangements for visits to the Catawba campus may be made by calling CATAWBA, or by writing the Office of Admissions, Catawba College, 2300 W. Innes Street, Salisbury, NC, The coaches are available by writing the Athletic Department or by telephone: Baseball (M) Jim Gantt Basketball (M) Jim Baker Basketball (W) Angie Morton Cross Country (M&W).. Bill Haggerty Field Hockey (W) Adrian Gantt Football (M) Chip Hester Golf (M&W) Sam Gealy Lacrosse (M) Peter Bourque Soccer (M) Craig Turnbull Soccer (W) John Cullen Softball (W) Nan Whitley Swimming (M&W)..... Betsy Graham Tennis (M&W) Jeff Childress Volleyball (W) Ginger Hamric Cheerleading (M&W)... Katie O Steen Catawba Quick Facts Location... Salisbury, NC Admissions Office Telephone Home facility... Goodman Gym Colors... Navy Blue and White Nickname... Catawba Indians Enrollment... 1,300 Founded Church Affiliation... United Church of Christ Athletic Affiliation... NCAA II Conference... South Atlantic President... Dr. W. Craig Turner Athletic Director... Dennis Davidson Sports Information... Jim Lewis Sports Information Telephone Head Athletic Trainer... Bob Casmus ACADEMIC LIFE Catawba College is dedicated to helping students reach their highest potential. Blending liberal studies with career preparation, the college offers the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Fine Arts, Bachelor of Business Administration and Master of Education degrees. COLLEGE ORIENTATION Catawba officials want to do everything they can to help new students succeed, and that means more than making good grades. It means adjusting well. It means learning to live and work with others in an environment that is new. To ease the transition to college life, Catawba offers an orientation session before the opening of the fall term for all firsttime freshmen and transfer students. One of the primary strengths of the program is that students have contact with an advisor from the first day they arrive on campus. And that relationship continues in small, twice-weekly classes during the entire first semester. SOUTH ATLANTIC CONFERENCE The South Atlantic Conference is a group of nine church-related colleges of similar size and athletic philosophy. As an all-sports conference, the league has grown into one of the premier small-college athletic conference in the nation. The year was extremely special in that the conference became fully affiliated with the NCAA Division II and is now eligible for national championships opportunities in all of its 14 sponsored sports. NCAA DIVISION II The National Collegiate Athletic Association is the organization through which the nation s colleges and universities speak and act on athletic matters at the national level. It is a voluntary association of more than 1,000 institutions, conferences, organizations and individuals devoted to the sound administration of intercollegiate athletics.