NABC East-West All-Star participant NABC All-Great Lakes Region first-team 1989, 1990 and 1991 CAREER STATISTICS COREY CROWDER

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1 30 National Players of the Year 1991 NATIONAL DIVISION II PLAYER OF THE YEAR NBA S UTAH JAZZ / SAN ANTONIO SPURS 23 Corey Crowder Rawlings/NABC National Player of the Year 1991 Runnerup, National Player of the Year 1990 Kodak/NABC All-American first-team 1990 and 1991 Kodak/NABC All-American second-team 1989 NABC East-West All-Star participant 1991 NABC All-Great Lakes Region first-team 1989, 1990 and 1991 Player of the Year 1990 and 1991 All- first-team 1989, 1990 and 1991 Broke Kentucky Wesleyan career scoring record 2,282 points First Kentucky Wesleyan athlete to play in the modern era of the NBA CAREER STATISTICS COREY CROWDER Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG TOTALS NATIONAL DIVISION II PLAYER OF THE YEAR 13 Antonio Garcia Consensus National Player of the Year 1999 Consensus first-team All-American 1998 and 1999 NCAA Rebounding Champion 1998 and 1999 NABC East-West All-Star participant 1999 CBS/Chevrolet Player of the Game (NCAA Championship) 1998 and 1999 Most Outstanding Player 1998 and 1999 Career Honors & Awards Career Honors & Awards NABC All-Great Lakes Region first-team 1998 and 1999 Player of the Year 1998 and 1999 All- first-team 1998 and 1999 All-Tournament Team 1999 CAREER STATISTICS ANTONIO GARCIA Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG TOTALS NATIONAL DIVISION II PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1 Marlon Parmer Division II Player of the Year 2003 Basketball Times Division II Player of the Year 2003 Consensus All-American 2003 NABC All-Great Lakes Region first team 2003 Daktronics All-Great Lakes Region first team 2003 NCAA Division II Player of the Month - February, 2003 Career Honors & Awards First six-time Player of the Week honoree in league s history 2003 Second in NCAA assist average (8.2) 2003 Produced first back-to-back triple-doubles (ptsreb-asst) in KWC history 2003 Broke KWC season assist record (286 ) and assist average (8.2) 2003 CAREER STATISTICS - MARLON PARMER Seasons G GS MIN AVG TOT FG FGA PCT 3FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT REB AVG ASST TO BS S PF D PTS AVG

2 Retired Numbers two-time All-American 1959, rd career points 2,077 6th career rebounds 904 1st season points 848, 1960 third in the nation in scoring, 30.3 ppg, 1960 ninth in the nation in scoring, 25.7 ppg, 1959 all-ncaa Regional 1960 drafted by New York Knicks in second round 1960 team physician for 29 years first non-player to have a number retired in his honor member of six NCAA championships 1966, 1968, 1969, 1973, 1987, Kelly Coleman 29 Dr. William McManus see page 30 for accomplishments two-time NCAA National Champion 1966, 1968 two-time All-American 1967, 1968 two-time NCAA Final Four all-tournament team 1967, 1968 United States Olympic Trials participant 1968 three NCAA Final Four appearances 1966, 1967, st career consecutive games started 112 5th career points 1,929 7th career rebounds Corey Crowder 22 Dallas Thornton 10 two-time All-American 1983, 1984 three-time all-great Lakes Region 1982, 1983, 1984 four-time all-great Lakes Valley Conference 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 NCAA Final Four all-tournament team 1984 two-time Most Outstanding Player NCAA Great Lakes Regional 1982, nd career assists 458 7th career points 1,664 13th career rebounds three-time NCAA National Champion 1966, 1968, 1969 two-time All-American 1968, 1969 two-time NCAA Final Four alltournament team 1968, 1969 three-time NCAA South Regional alltournament team 1967, 1968, 1969 United States Olympic Trials participant 1968 four NCAA Final Four appearances 1966, 1967, 1968, st career rebounds 1,115 4th career points 2, three-time All-American 1982, 1983, 1984 three-time all-great Lakes Region 1982, 1983, 1984 four-time all-great Lakes Valley Conference 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984 three-time NCAA Great Lakes Regional all-tournament team 1982, 1983, 1984 NCAA Final Four all-tournament team nd career points 2,228 9th career assists th career rebounds Fairce Woods first All-American at Kentucky Wesleyan in any sport two-time All-American 1946, th in career points 1,424 three-time All-Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 31

3 The All Americans FAIRCE WOODS JOE ROOP FAIRCE WOODS 1946 HM NABC rd NABC JOE ROOP 1955 HM Walter Camp MASON COPE 1956 HM NABC st AP BILL BIBB 1957 HM AP KELLY COLEMAN nd UPI 3rd AP st AP HM UPI MARTIN HOLLAND 1959 HM UPI GARY AUTEN 1960 HM AP nd AP HM UPI JIM SMITH RAY HARPER DWIGHT HIGGS nd Basketball Weekly 3rd NABC nd NABC HM Basketball Weekly st NABC 2nd Basketball Weekly RAY HARPER rd NABC DAVE BENNETT 1985 HM NABC nd NABC nd NABC 3rd Basketball Times J. B. BROWN st NABC, Basketball Times COREY CROWDER nd NABC st NABC 2nd Basketball Times st NABC Basketball Times Legend: AP - Associated Press; NABC - National Association of Basketball Coaches; UPI - United Press International; HM - Honorable Mention BILL BIBB 1966 HM AP, UPI, Converse st AP, UPI, NABC HM Converse DALLAS THORNTON st NABC 2nd AP, UPI HM Converse GEORGE TINSLEY rd UPI HM NABC, Converse st UPI, NABC, Converse DAVE BENNETT ALEX KREPS nd Basketball Gazette 3rd Division II Bulletin CARLOS SKINNER 1993 HM Division II Bulletin WILLIS CHEANEY st NABC, Division II Bulletin, Daktronics 2nd Basketball Times ANTONIO GARCIA st NABC, Daktronics, Division II Bulletin st NABC, Division II Bulletin, Basketball Times, Daktronics, Basketball News KELLY COLEMAN GARY AUTEN DICK O NEILL 32 DICK O NEILL th NABC JOHN DUNCAN 1970 HM AP nd Basketball News 4th NABC, Converse JIM SMITH 1970 HM UPI JYRONNA RALSTON st UPI 2nd NABC, Converse 3rd AP, Basketball Weekly WILLIE JOHNSON 1976 HM AP ROD DRAKE 1982 HM NABC nd Basketball Weekly HM NABC st NABC, Basketball Weekly DANA WILLIAMS LORICO DUNCAN RON EVANS DANA WILLIAMS 1998 HM Division II Bulletin st NABC 2nd Basketball Times, Daktronics 3rd Division II Bulletin, Basketball News LEROY JOHN st NABC, Basketball Times, Division II Bulletin, Daktronics LORICO DUNCAN rd Division II Bulletin, Daktronics st NABC, Basketball Times, Division II Bulletin TYRUS BOSWELL st Basketball TImes, Daktronics 2nd Division II Bulletin 3rd NABC RONALD EVANS st Basketball Times, Daktronics, Division II Bulletin, NABC MARLON PARMER st Basketball Times, Daktronics, Division II Bulletin, 3rd NABC JEFF FAHNBULLEH rd Basketball Times, Daktronics, Division II Bulletin

4 Panthers in the Pros VIRGIL VAUGHN Boston Celtics Syracus Nationals HAROLD REIS Baltimore Bullets 1948 DWIGHT HIGGS Europe 1985 HENK PIETERSE Europe Philadelphia 76ers (FA) 1989 MASON COPE St. Louis Hawks (7th) 1957 J. B. BROWN Harlem Globetrotters MASON COPE KELLY COLEMAN New York Knicks (2nd) 1960 Baltimore Bullets 1961 Chicago Packers 1962 MARTIN HOLLAND Detroit Pistons (9th) 1960 STEVE WALKER ALEX KREPS Europe COREY CROWDER Utah Jazz , 93 San Antonio Spurs Europe COREY CROWDER MIKE REDD Boston Celtics (5th) 1967 HERB ARNARSON Europe Cincinnati Royals (3rd) 1967 Minnesota Pipers (5th) Kentucky Colonels Utah Stars 1971 Indiana Pacers 1972 DALLAS THORNTON Baltimore Bullets (4th) 1968 Miami Floridians (5th) Harlem Globetrotters JYRONNA RALSTON MARK LOGSDON Australia CARLOS SKINNER Middle East WILLIS CHEANEY Utah Jazz (FA) 1995 HAROLD JOINER Europe 1997 ANTONIO GARCIA DALLAS THORNTON GEORGE TINSLEY MIKE WILLIAMS GEORGE TINSLEY Chicago Bulls (6th) 1969 Washington Caps (10th) Kentucky Colonels Miami Floridians JOHN DUNCAN Seattle Supersonics (7th) 1971 New York Nets (8th) 1971 JIM SMITH Atlanta Hawks (8th) 1972 MIKE WILLIAMS Kansas City Kings (8th) 1973 Utah Stars (8th) 1973 Detroit Pistons 1974 JAMES GREENE Philadelphia 76ers (7th) 1973 Kentucky Colonels (8th) 1973 STEVE WALKER Kentucky Colonels (10th) 1974 JYRONNA RALSTON Europe New York Knicks (FA) 1978 ROD DRAKE J. B. BROWN DWIGHT HIGGS ANTONIO GARCIA Europe LEROY JOHN Europe ALBERT RICHARDSON Europe TYRUS BOSWELL Harlem Globetrotters 2002 Europe CHRIS THOMAS Europe MARLON PARMER Sioux Falls Skyforce [CBA] Yakima Sun [CBA] Minnesota Timberwolves (FA) 2005 Europe Colorado 14ers (NBDL) JEFF FAHNBULLEH Europe LEROY JOHN TYRUS BOSWELL MARLON PARMER JAMES GREENE ROD DRAKE Evansville Thunder [CBA] 1985 Europe Legend: CBA - Continental Basketball Association (Draft Round / Free Agent) JEFF FAHNBULLEH 33

5 National Player of the Year Rawlings/NABC Chevrolet/NABC, Basketball News, Basketball Times, Daktronics, Division II Bulletin NABC, Basketball Times CBS Sports Player of the Game 1998 Antonio Garcia,, 2000 Lorico Duncan, 2001 Chris Landry, 2002 Chris Landry, 2003 Bobby Zuerner, All-Conference All-KIAA* 1925 Ham Glenn All-KIAC* 1926 James Bacon Asa House 1927 Asa House 1929 Robert Wilson 1930 Kendall Bocard Alex Kertis Clarence Tolbert Robert Wilson 1931 Kendall Bocard Cassius Hatcher Clarence Tolbert Robert Wilson 1932 Austin Denton 1933 Austin Denton 1942 York Callahan 1946 Fairce Woods 1948 Fairce Woods 1949 Norman Christopher Ed Leforge Fairce Woods 1950 Norman Christopher Ed Leforge John Snedegar 34 National Honors & Awards 1951 Norman Christopher Bill Harrell Ed Leforge 1952 Norman Christopher Bill Harrell Clarence Shearer 1953 Ernie Abernathy Harvey Hackworth Clarence Shearer 1954 Joe Roop Lewis Snowden Tom Witherspoon 1955 Joe Roop Lewis Snowden All-SIAA* 1929 Bruce Strother Robert Wilson *Kentucky Wesleyan was a chartered member of the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Association ( ). The KIAA change to the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference ( ). The Panthers also belonged to the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association ( ). All-Great Lakes Valley Conference 1979 Larry Patrick Buddy Rogers 1980 Bunky Lewis Ray Zuberer 1983 Ray Zuberer Dave Bennett 1986 Dave Bennett Sam Smith 1987 Sam Smith 1988 J. B. Brown Corey Crowder 1989 Corey Crowder LeRoy Ellis Tim Griffin Vincent Mitchell 1992 Alex Kreps 1993 Michael Gray Carlos Skinner 1994 Willis Cheaney Jason Eitutis 1995 Willis Cheaney Kenny Green 1996 Harold Joiner Michael London 1998 Antonio Garcia 2000 Leroy John Lorico Duncan Albert Richardson 2001 Lorico Duncan 2004 Dontae Truitt Eric Freeman 2005 Franklyn Ferguson 2008 Rodney Edgerson Jeff Fahnbulleh T. J. Smith Great Lakes Valley Conference Player of the Year 1995 Willis Cheaney 1998 Antonio Garcia 2000 Leroy John 2008 Jeff Fahnbulleh Great Lakes Valley Conference Newcomer of the Year Corey Crowder LeRoy Ellis GLVC All- Tournament Team 1999 (MOP) Antonio Garcia Patrick Critchelow 2000 Lorico Duncan (MOP) Albert Richardson 2001 Lorico Duncan (MOP) Anwar Perry 2004 Dontae Truitt (MOP) Craig Schoen Academic All-GLVC 1987 Phil Cunningham 1988 Greg Baughn 1990 Greg Baughn 1991 Greg Baughn 1993 Herb Arnarson Cory Parr 1996 Jeff Krohman 1997 Jeff Krohman 1998 Jeff Krohman 1999 Jeff Krohman 2000 Derek McGhee Tanner Turley 2002 Trey Ferguson Travis Powell 2005 Marko Calic All NCAA Finals 1957 Mason Cope 1960 Gary Auten 1966 Sam Smith (MOP) 1967 Sam Smith Dallas Thornton 1968 Dallas Thornton 1969 (MOP) Tom Hobgood 1971 John Duncan 1973 Mike Williams (MOP) Roger Zornes Dave Bennett 1987 Sam Smith (MOP) Andra Whitlow LeRoy Ellis Vincent Mitchell 1998 Antonio Garcia (MOP) (MOP) 2000 Lorico Duncan 2001 Lorico Duncan (MOP) Marshall Sanders 2002 Chris Landry 2003 Eugene Dabney Marlon Parmer

6 National Honors & Awards All NCAA Regionals 1957 Mason Cope Bill Bibb Logan Gipe 1960 Gary Auten Kelly Coleman 1961 Gary Auten 1964 Charlie Taylor 1966 Sam Smith (MOP) Roger Cordell 1967 Sam Smith (MOP) Roger Cordell 1968 (MOP) 1969 (MOP) Tom Hobgood 1970 Jim Smith John Duncan 1971 Jim Smith (MOP) John Duncan 1972 Mike Williams 1973 Mike Williams (MOP) James Greene Steve Walker Jyronna Ralston 1974 Steve Walker Harold Miles 1982 (MOP) Ray Zuberer (MOP) 1985 (MOP) 1986 Sam Smith 1987 Sam Smith (MOP) Andra Whitlow 1988 Corey Crowder Tim Griffin 1989 Junebug Rakes (MOP) Corey Crowder Vincent Mitchell 1992 Steve Divine (MOP) Alex Kreps Michael Gray 1994 Mark Logsdon 1998 Patrick Critchelow (MOP) Antonio Garcia (MOP) Patrick Critchelow 2000 Lorico Duncan (MOP) Leroy John Anwar Perry 2001 Lorico Duncan (MOP) Chris Landry Anwar Perry (MOP) Chris Landry 2003 Mrlon Parmer (MOP) Huggy Dye MOP - Most Outstanding Player NABC All-Great Lakes Region 1972 Mike Williams Dave Bennett 1986 Dave Bennett 1987 Sam Smith 1988 J. B. Brown Corey Crowder 1989 Corey Crowder 1992 Alex Kreps 1995 Willis Cheaney 1998 Antonio Garcia 2000 Lorico Duncan Leroy John 2001 Lorico Duncan 2004 Eric Freeman Dontae Truitt 2008 Rodney Edgerson Jeff Fahnbulleh Panthers In All-Star Games United States Olympic Trials 1960 Gary Auten 1968 Dallas Thornton Kentucky-Indiana 1967 Sam Smith Roger Cordell John Bell Don Jackson 1979 Ron Arnold Kentucky-Tennessee 1967 Sam Smith 1974 Jyronna Ralston Steve Walker United States World Cup Team 1967 Roger Cordell Kentucky East-West 1992 Kenneth Martin 2008 Jeff Fahnbulleh (MOP) United States Junior World Championship Team 2003 Assistant Coach College Basketball Invitational 2008 Rodney Edgerson NCAA Statistical Champion PLAYER: Field Goal Percentage 1956 Logan Gipe 59.8% Rebounds 1998 Antonio Garcia 13.8 rpg 14.6 rpg TEAM: Scoring Margin ppg ppg ppg ppg Won-Loss Percentage % % Rebound Margin rpg rpg NCAA Average Attendance Rankings 1981 No. 5 3, No. 3 4, No. 3 4, No. 3 5, No. 3 4, No. 2 4, No. 3 4, No. 3 4, No. 5 4, No. 4 4, No. 5 3, No. 9 3, No. 6 3, No. 10 2, No. 7 2, No. 18 2, No. 2 3, No. 4 3, No. 1 4, No. 2 3, No. 2 3, No. 3 3, No. 4 3, No. 4 3, No. 8 2,620 Panthers Tour West Africa One of the bonuses for Kentucky Wesleyan winning the 1966 N C A A D i v i s i o n I I N a t i o n a l Championship was a 45-day all expense paid trip to West Africa during the summer. The Panthers became the first small college champion to represent the United States in the annual goodwill tours sponsored by the United States State Department. The Panthers played exhibition games and gave demonstrations at clinics on their five West African nation tours. Panthers Tour Europe On August, 1985, the Panthers embarked on a twelve day tour of England and France. Kentucky Wesleyan played six exhibition games against the best professional teams in England. The all expense paid tour marked the second time Kentucky Wesleyan basketball traveled internationally. 35

7 Final National Rankings Associated Press th th th th nd th nd United Press International th th th th th th nd nd rd NCAA Division II th th th th nd th th th th rd th NABC Division II rd nd st st nd rd National Honors & Awards Panthers in Naismith Memorial National Basketball Hall of Fame Collegiate teams who win back to back National Championships are enshrined into the Hall of Fame. Plaques describing the achievements of the teams honored hang in a special section of the National Hall of Fame Kentucky Wesleyan College, NCAA Division II National Champions 1969 Kentucky Wesleyan College, NCAA Division II National Champions Conference Coach of the Year Robert Bullet Wilson 1954 Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Mike Pollio 1981, 1983, 1984 Wayne Chapman 1986, , 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003 Todd Lee 2008 Great Lakes Region Coach of the Year Mike Pollio 1982, 1984 Kodak/NABC Wayne Chapman 1987, 1990 Kodak/NABC 1998, 1999 Chevrolet/NABC National Coach of the Year Guy Strong 1966 United State Basketball Writers Association Bob Daniels 1971 Bob Jones 1973 Wayne Chapman 1987, 1990 Wayne Boultinghouse 1995 College Sports Magazine 1999, 2000, 2002 Basketball Times; 1999, 2001 ; 1999, 2001 Division II Bulletin Division II All-Time Winningest Teams Victories Yrs. Won Lost Pct. 1. Central Washington 101 1, Central Missouri 103 1, Northern State 105 1, Drury 100 1, Virginia Union 83 1, Fairmont State 83 1, Kentucky Wesleyan 95 1,367* Fort Hays State 99 1, Washburn 102 1, West Texas A&M 87 1, Percentage Yrs. Won Lost Pct. 1. Metro State Philadelphia U. 73 1, Virginia Union 83 1, Lynn Cheyney Southern New Hampshire Southern Indiana St. Rose Kentucky Wesleyan Central Washington *Includes one tie. 36