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CONTENTS
Quick Facts……………………………………….2
Season Outlook
Season Outlook…………………………………3-5
2004 Roster……………………………………….6
2004 Schedule…………………………………….7
Coach and Player Personnel
Head Coach Larry Epperly..……………………...8
Assistant Coaches…………....…..……………….9
Seniors……………………………………….10-12
Juniors…………………………………………...13
Sophomores………………………………….14-16
Freshmen……………………………………..16-17
Opponents
2004 Opponents……………………………...18-19
2003 Results……………………………………..19
Stats
2003 Stats………………………………………..20
Career Records……………………………….21-22
Single Season Records……………………….23-24
Athletic Department
Athletic Directory……………………………….25
Athletic Training………………………………..26
Athletic Support
Saints Club………………………………………27
Facilities
Limestone Athletic Facilities………………...28-29
Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference
CVAC Information……………………………...29
Limestone College
Limestone College Information……….Back Cover
2004-2005 Media Guide Credits
The 2004-2005 Limestone Men’s Basketball Media
Guide was written, designed, and edited by Sports
Information Director Josh Lacy with editorial
assistance from Dr. Walt Griffin, Adrienne
Behling, and Josh Crotzer.
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2004 Quick Facts
College Information
Location……………………………………….Gaffney, SC
Enrollment……………………………………………....619
Founded………………………………………………..1845
President…………………………………...Dr. Walt Griffin
Athletic Information
Athletic Director……………………………..Larry Epperly
Asst. AD for Compliance..………………...Dennis Bloomer
Senior Women’s Administrator ………….Cyndi McMahan
Nickname…………………………………………….Saints
Colors………………………………………..Blue and Gold
Affiliation……………………………….NCAA Division II
Men’s Basketball Information
Conference……….Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference
Head Coach…………………………Larry Epperly (8th Yr.)
Overall Record………………………....202-266 (17 Years)
Record at Limestone…………...…...…….72-116 (7 Years)
Assistant Coach…........................................Dennis Bloomer
Assistant Coach…………………………….Mackie Walker
Facility………………………………...Timken Gymnasium
2003 Record……………………………………………9-20
Letter Winners Returning/Lost..…………………………8/1
Newcomers………………………………………………...4
Media Information
SID……………………………………………….Josh Lacy
SID Phone……………………………………864-488-8219
SID Fax………………………………………864-902-0714
SID Email…………………………….jlacy@limestone.edu
Website Address……………………….www.limestone.edu
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The Limestone College men’s basketball
team returns to the floor this fall looking
for a big improvement from last year.
High expectations are justified considering
the return of four starters and the return of
Darrell Tate to Limestone. Also, the
addition of assistant coach Dennis
Bloomer gives the Saints even more
experience on the bench. With most of the
team intact and another year of experience
under their belt, this year’s squad will look to cause trouble in the very competitive Carolinas-Virginia
Athletic Conference. Last year’s growing pains – the team featured seven freshmen and no seniors – are
gone as roster now features three seniors, two juniors, five sophomores, and four freshmen. Head Coach
Larry Epperly is in his eighth season as head coach at Limestone. The Saints have put together a very
talented group of players for the upcoming season. “We have the people and experience in place,” said
Coach Epperly. “Now we just have to get every one on the same page and working together toward a
CVAC Championship.”
Limestone’s career leader in points, Brandon Shipman, is back after a stellar junior campaign in which
he averaged 17.9 points per game and garnered 2nd team all-conference honors. He shot 48.5 percent
from the field and 41.1 percent from 3-point range. He also shot an outstanding 85.3 percent from the
foul line. This season Brandon will extend his school record for NCAA Division II points which stands
at 1,111 after three seasons. Shipman brings a deadly element to the Saints game with a shooting
prowess second to none in the CVAC. He forces an opponent’s defense to have to extend out, which
opens up the lane for post play.
Brandon’s fellow backcourt mate, Marquintus Jones, is back for his junior season. Jones, a 6’3
sophomore from Denmark, Tennessee, will bring athleticism and defense for the Saints. Jones had a
major scare during Christmas break last season when his car collided with a truck on his way home for
the break. He was hospitalized for several days with neck and back injuries. The Saints thought they
had lost Jones for the season. However, “Q” showed a toughness that few players possess and returned
to the Limestone lineup in a game at Pfeiffer University on January 17, barely a month after his accident.
Jones scored 9 points that night in a loss to the NCAA tournament bound Falcons, but he had earned a
new respect from his teammates and coaches. His leadership and intensity alone will make the Saints a
better team. Jones averaged 12.2 points per game and is also the team’s leading returning rebounder with
4.8 per game.
At the point guard position, the reliable Shawn Poppie returns for his
sophomore season. Poppie led the team in assists, steals, and minutes
played last season as a freshman. His steadiness at the point guard
position earned him the reins of the team early last year and he looks to
continue to improve with three years of eligibility remaining. One of the
highlights of Poppie’s freshman season was on the road against Mars Hill
December 13, when he nailed the game-winning three pointer as time
expired, to give Limestone its first win of the season. Poppie had a great
spring by working out in the weight room and in individual workouts. The
coaching staff looks for Poppie to have another great year.
The frontcourt positions will be filled by senior forward Ben Touchberry
and returning forward/center Darrell Tate. Touchberry had a solid first
season as a Saint after red-shirting the 2002-2003 season. He averaged 9.3
points per game and shot 41 percent from behind the arc. Touchberry is a
tough match-up because of his combination of size and shooting ability.
Ben will also see some time in the Saints lineup at the “3” position when
the team decides to go with a bigger lineup. Tate, a junior from Gaffney
High School, returns to the team after a two-year absence. Tate’s return is
a major boost to Limestone’s roster. He brings size, experience,
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and skill into the post position. As a sophomore, Tate averaged 16.1
points and 8.4 rebounds per game and was named All-CVAC honorable
mention. A tough inside/outside game makes Darrell a very difficult
player to defend. The Saints will enjoy his return with his aggressive
style of play, rebounding prowess, and toughness.
With a strong returning core and several key newcomers the Saints have
high hopes this season, with a CVAC championship within their reach.
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The 2004-2005 team will be as talented as ever in the backcourt.
Shawn Poppie will lead the offense. Shawn’s consistency is what the
team has been looking for at the point guard position. Poppie averaged
5.2 assists per game last season and remarkably led the team in
defensive rebounds. Poppie’s only career non-starting game was the
first game of the season against USC-Spartanburg. Following that
game he started 28 consecutive contests. Poppie’s best scoring night came in a matchup against the
NCAA Division II National Player of the Year from Queens, Spencer Ross. That night Poppie scored
20 points, and had 8 rebounds and played 40 minutes. Poppie finished the season averaging 9.5 points
per game, 5.2 assists per game, while shooting 47 percent from the field and 39 percent from behind the
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Poppie will be joined in the backcourt by an experienced group of players. Sophomore Marquintus
Jones is Limestone’s “Mr. Versatility.” He can handle the ball, guard taller players, and rebound the
basketball. Jones scored over 20 points in 5 games last year, despite sitting out 6 games after a car
accident over the holidays left him hospitalized. Jones became an inspiration to the team and upon his
return to the lineup, the Saints reeled off 5 consecutive CVAC victories. Jones flirted with a triple
double November 22 against North Greenville, compiling 17 points, 12 rebounds, and dishing out 8
assists. Jones will continue to use athleticism to get by defenders on the drive and create open shots for
teammates as well as knock down the open 3.
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Senior and leading scorer Brandon Shipman will be another huge key to the Saints success this season.
Brandon previously was known as a pure outside shooter, but he has expanded his game and last season
connected on 115 of 213 shots that were inside the three-point arc. But true to his nature, Shipman shot
42 percent from behind the arc as well, on his way to averaging 17.9
points per game. Against Lees-McRae, Brandon scored a career high
31 points, making 10 of 14 shots from the field and draining 7 of 9
from 3-point land. Shipman scored in double figures in all but four
games last season, and he scored over 20 points on 12 occasions
while shooting a team high 85 percent from the foul line. The Saints
look for more of the same from Brandon as he will finish his career as
Limestone’s all time leader in points, steals and games played.
Alex Bailey will be asked to take on a much bigger role for
Limestone this season. Bailey, the all-time leader in made threepointers in South Carolina prep history and former South Carolina
Player of the Year for 1A, averaged 19 minutes per game last year.
This season, he looks to receive more playing time after a very
successful freshman campaign in which he averaged 6.4 points per
game and shot 36 percent from the three point line. Bailey is a deep
scoring threat who will force defenders out. In a game against
Pfeiffer last season, Bailey dropped 18 points on the Falcons, ranked
2nd in the nation, connecting on 4 three pointers. Also at the guard spot will be senior Pat McCormack.
Pat returns after a season in which his fellow teammates named him team MVP because of his
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leadership and work ethic. McCormack’s leadership to the
team is indispensable. Adding depth at the guard position will
be Jereme Schmotzer. Jereme red-shirted last season and will
give the Saints solid minutes backing up Shawn Poppie and
Marquintus Jones. Jereme is the son of Coker College head
coach Dan Schmotzer. Competing for playing time will be
Kenny White. Kenny played high school basketball at Spring
Valley High School (Columbia, SC), and played AAU
basketball with the likes of pro players Ed Scott and Rolando
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FORWARD:
The forward positions may be filled by a multitude of players
this season. Ben Touchberry should get the nod at the “4” spot. Ben averaged 9.3 points and 23
minutes per game while starting 15 games last season. In the season opener against USC-Spartanburg,
Touchberry scored a team-high 23 points and pulled down 4 rebounds. Ben is a difficult matchup for
defenders because he is a deadly shooter at 6’6”. He is also expected to guard some of the quicker
wings and forwards from other teams.
Backing up Touchberry at the forward spot will be two freshmen: Antonio Golden and Jamaal
Dawkins. Golden was a highly recruited player for Georgia powerhouse Creekside High School.
Every starter from his team the last two years has signed to play college basketball. Golden was a team
captain on that team. An all-around athlete, Golden earned 11 varsity letters while at Creekside,
including letters in basketball, cross country, and track. His size and shooting ability give him the
chance to play inside and outside. Dawkins is a local product from Chesnee, South Carolina. He scored
over 1,000 career points at Chesnee, was a 3-time all region selection, and was named all-state as a
senior.
CENTER:
Returning to Limestone is forward/center Darrell Tate. Tate brings a strong resume with him, having
recorded Limestone’s single season rebounding and field goal percentage records as a sophomore. In
the 2001-2002 season, Darrell averaged 16.1 points per game and posted a field goal percentage of 57.5
percent in his first two years. Darrell’s ability to shoot the ball will allow him to play on the perimeter
as well as in the post. In a game against rival USC-Spartanburg in 2001, Darrell scored 24 points and
pulled down 18 rebounds on the way to a Saints victory. Limestone hopes it will see much more of that
as Tate projects to be one of the top post players in the conference.
Colin Pond will see considerable time at the “5” spot. Colin’s strength
and size help him to be a menace in the paint. Last season Pond averaged
3.3 points and 3.4 rebounds per game in only 13 minutes of playing time
per game. In a game against Lees-McRae, in which Pond played his 2nd
most minutes of the season, he scored 7 points and grabbed 10 rebounds
to go along with 2 blocked shots. Also seeing action inside will be
sophomore Bryant Camp. Camp played just 10 minutes per game last
season, but has worked hard this summer and seeks more consistency in
his game. His best game came against St. Andrews last season when he
scored 13 points in 11 minutes to go along with 3 blocks. Sumner
Benton will also help anchor the middle for the Saints. Benton, brings a
different element to the Saints’ post game. He is a wide-body, but has
excellent footwork and has a knack for scoring in the middle. Last season,
against Queens University of Charlotte, Benton matched up with 6’11”
center Moustapha Diouf and had one of his best games, scoring 11 points
and bringing down 10 rebounds for his first career double-double.
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2004-2005 ROSTER
NUMERICAL ROSTER
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SAINTS BY POSITION
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Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown
Previous School
Jereme Schmotzer G 6-2 165 So Hartsville, SC
Hartsville HS
Shawn Poppie
G 6-0 175 So Crescent City, IL CPCI
Alex Bailey
G 6-2 175 So Blacksburg, SC
Blacksburg HS
Devon Dingle*
G 6-0 160 Fr Manning, SC
Scott’s Branch HS
Ben Touchberry
F 6-6 200 Sr Blacksburg, SC
Presbyterian Col.
Andre Coleman*
G 6-3 160 Fr Clermont, FL
East Ridge HS
Darrell Tate
F 6-6 215 Jr Gaffney, SC
Gaffney HS
Jamaal Dawkins
F 6-5 200 Fr Chesnee, SC
Chesnee HS
Kenny White
G 6-2 230 Fr Columbia, SC
Spring Valley HS
Pat McCormack
F 6-3 190 Sr. East Meadow, NY General MacArthur HS
Brandon Shipman G 6-3 185 Sr Asheville, NC
T.C. Roberson HS
Marquintus Jones
G 6-3 190 Jr Denmark, TN
Southside HS
Colin Pond
C 6-7 210 So Cary, NC
Cary HS
Bryant Camp
F 6-7 235 So Asheboro, NC
Asheboro HS
Antonio Golden
F 6-7 225 Fr Fairburn, GA
Creekside HS
Sumner Benton
C 6-5 245 So Charlotte, NC
Harding HS
ALPHABETICAL ROSTER
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Alex Bailey
Sumner Benton
Bryant Camp
Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown
G 6-2 175 So Blacksburg, SC
C 6-5 245 So Charlotte, NC
F 6-7 235 So Asheboro, NC
Blacksburg HS
Harding HS
Asheboro HS
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Andre Coleman*
Jamaal Dawkins
Devon Dingle*
G 6-3 160 Fr Clermont, FL
F 6-5 200 Fr Chesnee, SC
G 6-0 160 Fr Manning, SC
East Ridge HS
Chesnee HS
Scott’s Branch HS
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Antonio Golden
Marquintus Jones
Pat McCormack
F 6-7 225 Fr Fairburn, GA
Creekside HS
G 6-3 190 Jr Denmark, TN
Southside HS
F 6-3 190 Sr. East Meadow, NY General MacArthur HS
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Colin Pond
Shawn Poppie
Jereme Schmotzer
C 6-7 210 So Cary, NC
G 6-0 175 So Crescent City, IL
G 6-2 165 So Hartsville, SC
Cary HS
CPCI
Hartsville HS
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Brandon Shipman
Darrell Tate
Ben Touchberry
G 6-3 185 Sr Asheville, NC
F 6-6 215 Jr Gaffney, SC
F 6-6 200 Sr Blacksburg, SC
T.C. Roberson HS
Gaffney HS
Presbyterian Col.
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Kenny White
G 6-2 230 Fr Columbia, SC
Spring Valley HS
SAINTS BY YEAR
Seniors (3): Brandon Shipman,
Pat McCormack, Ben Touchberry
Juniors (2): Marquinuts Jones,
Darrell Tate: Sophomores (6):
Alex Bailey Sumner Benton,
Bryant Camp, Colin Pond, Shawn
Poppie, Jereme Schmotzer:
Freshmen (3): Andre Coleman*,
Devon Dingle*, Jamaal Dawkins,
Antonio Golden, Kenny White.
Previous School
* - Indicates Redshirt this season
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Guard (8): Alex Bailey, Andre
Coleman*, Devon Dingle*,
Marquintus Jones, Shawn Poppie,
Jereme Schmotzer, Brandon
Shipman, Kenny White:
Forward (5): Bryant Camp,
Jamaal Dawkins, Antonio
Golden, Pat McCormack, Darrell
Tate, Ben Touchberry: Center
(2): Sumner Benton, Colin Pond.
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SAINTS BY STATE
South Caroline (7), North
Carolina (4), Florida (1), Georgia
(1), Illinois (1), New York (1),
Tennessee (1).
2004-2005 SCHEDULE
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Day Date
Opponent
Location
Time
Mon Nov 1
Athletes in Action
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Tue
Nov 16
North Greenville^
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
F-S
Nov 19-20
Upstate Tip-Off Doubleheader
Spartanburg, SC
Fri
Nov 19
Lenoir-Rhyne College
Spartanburg, SC
6:00 p.m.
Sat
Nov 20
Southern Wesleyan University
Spartanburg, SC
6:00 p.m.
Mon Nov 29
USC Upstate
Spartanburg, SC
7:30 p.m.
Sat
St .Andrews Presbyterian College*^
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Wed Dec 8
Queens University of Charlotte*^
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Thu
Dec 16
USC Upstate
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Sat
Dec 18
Newberry College
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Thu
Jan 6
Coker College*^
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Sat
Jan 8
Belmont Abbey College*^
Belmont, NC
7:30 p.m.
Mon Jan 10
Lees-McRae College*^
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Thu
Jan 13
Erskine College*^
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Sat
Jan 15
Barton College*^
Wilson, NC
7:30 p.m.
Mon Jan 17
Pfeiffer University*^
Misenheimer, NC
7:30 p.m.
Sat
North Greenville College^
Tigerville, SC
4:00 p.m.
Mon Jan 24
Anderson College*^
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Thu
Jan 27
Queens University of Charlotte*^
Charlotte, NC
7:30 p.m.
Sat
Jan 29
Mount Olive College*^
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Mon Jan 31
St. Andrews Presbyterian College*^
Laurinburg, NC
7:30 p.m.
Thu
Feb 3
Erskine College*^
Due West, SC
7:30 p.m.
Sat
Feb 5
Belmont Abbey College*^
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Mon Feb 7
Lees-McRae College*^
Banner Elk, NC
7:30 p.m.
Sat
Barton College*^
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Mon Feb 14
Pfeiffer University*^
Gaffney ,SC
7:30 p.m.
Sat
Coker College*^
Hartsville, SC
4:00 p.m.
Mon Feb 21
Anderson College*^
Anderson, SC
7:30 p.m.
Sat
Mount Olive College*^
Mount Olive, NC
4:00 p.m.
Dec 4
Jan 22
Feb 12
Feb 19
Feb 26
* - Indicates CVAC Game
^ - Indicates Doubleheader with Women’s Team
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Head Coach/Athletic Director: Larry Epperly
As well as serving as the head men’s basketball coach, Coach Epperly is
also Limestone’s Athletic Director. The 2004-2005 season marks Epperly’s
eighth year at the helm of the men’s basketball program. His responsibilities
include all aspects of running a competitive athletic program. Epplery has
also been an integral part of fundraising and increasing booster club
membership. A veteran of the collegiate ranks, Epperly will enter his 18th
season as a collegiate head basketball coach.
Last season Coach Epperly led the Saints to the second round of the CVAC
tournament and big regular season wins at home over nationally ranked
Mount Olive College and Belmont Abbey College. In the past three seasons,
Limestone has finished higher than their preseason forecast by the CVAC
Coaches’ Poll.
A native of Christiansburg, VA, Epperly has been instrumental in the success of Limestone’s basketball
program on and off the court. During his tenure, every player that has finished his eligibility has graduated
from Limestone. Last season Limestone’s team GPA was 3.47. He also sponsors Fellowship of Christian
Athletes events and leads a Bible study group on campus.
Epperly came to Limestone after a ten-year stint as the head coach at the University of South Carolina at
Aiken. There, he also served as assistant athletic director. At USC Aiken, Epperly experienced a great
deal of success. In the 1992-1993 season he led the Pacers to the Peach Belt Conference regular season
and tournament championships finishing with a record of 22-7. His efforts that year earned him Peach Belt
Coach of the Year honors.
After finishing a playing career at Emory and Henry College, Epperly spent a year on staff at Emory and
Henry as an assistant. He then continued his coaching career as an assistant at Ohio University from 19781981. He served as an assistant at the University of Richmond from 1981-1985 under Head Coach Dick
Tarrant, during which time he recruited NBA
star Johnny Neumann. At Richmond, Epperly
was a part of a staff that won two Colonial
Athletic Conference championships, and had
two appearances in the NIT as well as one
NCAA Tournament appearance in which the
Spiders advanced to the second round.
Following his successful stay at Richmond,
Epperly coached on the staff of James Madison
and Virginia Commonwealth University.
Epperly holds a bachelor of arts degree from
Emory and Henry College and a master of
science in physical education from Virginia
Polytechnic Institute and State University. He
and his wife Jenny make their home in
Blacksburg, SC, with their children Tyler and
Elizabeth.
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Assistant Coach: Mackie Walker
Mackie Walker is in his third season as an assistant coach at Limestone College.
In the spring, Walker was promoted to top assistant when Corey Fox took over the
women’s basketball program at Limestone. Walker serves the Limestone
basketbal program in all aspects including recruiting, scouting, film breakdown,
and on-floor instructing. Walker previously worked in an administrative capacity
with the men’s basketball team at Virginia Comonwealth University. He also
received his master’s degree in coaching administration from VCU.
While working on his master’s degree, Walker served as an assistant coach at the
Collegiate School in Richmond, VA. Walker also helped to coordinate and
manage the first VCU SportsCenter Showcase, which gives college graduates a chance to play in front of
pro scouts from the NBDL and Europe.
A 2001 graduate of Wofford College, Walker spent three years working as a student assistant for the
Wofford men’s basketball team under Head Coach Richard Johnson. He has worked basketball camps
across the country including the Tubby Smith Camp at the University of Kentucky, UNC Charlotte camp
for Bobby Lutz, Eddie Fogler’s camps at South Carolina and Morgan Wooten’s camps in Maryland. He
has also served as coach and administrator at many events for talent scout Bob Gibbons, including the Bob
Gibbons Tournament of Champions and Bob Gibbons Evaluation Clinics.
A native of Aiken, SC, Walker played four years of high school basketball in Augusta, GA. He curently
makes his home in Spartanburg, SC.
Assistant Coach/Asst. AD for Compliance:
Dennis Bloomer
Dennis Bloomer returns to the men’s basketball coaching staff after serving as the
head women’s basketball coach at Limestone for 16 seasons. Coach Bloomer
brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the men’s program this year,
having served as a men’s assistant from 1981-1990. He also currently serves the
College as the assistant athletic director for compliance. Coach Bloomer will
assist the men’s basketball program in every phase including scouting and film
breakdown.
A 1985 graduate of Limestone College, Bloomer is the senior member of the
athletic department and has served in many capacities. Bloomer’s first eight seasons at Limestone saw him
guide a very successful softball program, before he took charge of the Lady Saints basketball program.
The softball team won 74% of their games (210-75) under his guidance. Bloomer’s tenure as softball
coach was capped by the winning of the 1989 NAIA District 6 Championship, a Bi-District Title, and a
trip to the NAIA National Tournament.
Bloomer’s career has included an eight-year reign as the college’s athletic director in the 1990’s. In his
time as athletic director, Bloomer oversaw and played an instrumental role in the athletic department’s
transition from NAIA to NCAA Division II and later acceptance into the Carolinas-Virginia Athletic
Conference.
A native of Gaffney, SC, Bloomer and his wife Gina have two children, Trey and Keri.
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2004-2005 PLAYER BIOS
SENIORS:
2003-2004: Pat made two starts for the Saints in his junior
campaign…his contributions cannot be measured in stats…for
his hard work and leadership, his teammates voted him team
MVP.
2002-2003: Averaged 1.25 points and 1.2 rebounds per
game…set
a career high in points (7) and in minutes(19)
Hometown –
against
USCS…had
6 points and 9 rebounds against LeesEast Meadow, NY
McRae, his rebound total led the team that day and was also a
Previous School –
career high…played in 12 games scoring in 3 of those games,
General MacArthur HS
he shot 39% from the field and 71% from the free throw line.
2001-2002: Played in 3 games for the Saints…hit all of his
free-throws as a freshman…played a season high 10 minutes
vs. Anderson.
Personal: Parents: James and Christine McCormack... Pat is
a double major in Computer Information Systems and
History...Pat is also a member of the Cross Country team…his
favorite NBA player is Wally Szerbiak.
Highlights: Pat scored a career high 7 points against USCS in 19 minutes in his sophomore season….Pat was named
team MVP in his junior year.
Coach Epperly: “Pat has come a long way in his career. He has improved every season and has made strides to
become the best he can be. Pat is the type of kid that every team needs. He brings it every day in practice and the
guys have a great deal of respect for him.”
#32 Pat McCormack
Class – Senior
Pos – Forward
Height – 6-3
Weight – 190
Stats:
Year
G/GS FGM/FGA FG% 3PtM/3PtA 3Pt% FTM/FTA FT% PTS AVG ORB DRB TR AVG PF AST TO BS ST
03-04
15/2
1/2
50.0
0/0
0.0
2/3
66.7
4
0.27
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2
0.1
10
3
4
2
2
02-03
12/0
5/13
38.5
0/3
0.0
5/7
71.4
15
1.25
5
9
14
1.2
9
3
1
2
3
01-02
3/0
0/2
0.0
0/2
0.0
4/4
100.0
4
1.33
0
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2
0.7
1
0
3
0
0
Total
30/2
6/17
35.3
0/5
0.0
11/14
78.6
23
0.77
5
13
18
0.6
20
6
8
4
5
10
SAINTS BASKETBALL
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
2003-2004: Named 2nd-team All-CVAC…led the team in
points (518), 3 pointers (65), and points per game (17.9)…His
518 points set a single season NCAA Division II record at
Limestone and gave him the career scoring record with 1,111
career points.
2002-2003: Starting guard who averaged 12.2 points per
Hometown –
game and was third on the team with 3.44 rebounds per
Asheville, NC
game… had 16 games in double figures including a career
Previous School –
high of 27 vs. Longwood… started in 23 of 27 games for the
T.C. Roberson HS
Saints...leading scorer in 3 games… scored in double figures
in 8 out of the last 10 games of the season… finished the
season hitting 56 3-pointers including 8 out of his last 12.
2001-2002: Candidate for Freshman of the Year in the
CVAC… averaged 9.8 points per game and shot 28% from
the arc… had a season high 26 points and set a career high
with 8 rebounds against Erskine… in his first game as a
college player he had 18 points, 4 rebounds, 3 assists, and 40
minutes in a Saints win… in a playoff win at Erskine he
scored 13 points while hitting 3-of-4 3-point attempts…
started in 22 games as a freshman.
High School: Played on an excellent T.C. Roberson High
School team… was team MVP and earned a selection to AllArea and All-Western Teams during his senior year… scored
20 points per game as a senior.
Personal: Parents: Patty Shipman, Wofford and Angie Shipman, Sister: Amanda, Brothers: Ryan and Carson...
Brandon is majoring in Business… favorite NBA player is Steve Kerr.
Highlights: Brandon became Limestone's NCAA Division II leader in career points (1,111) and three pointers (156)
in his junior year… He also set the single season scoring record with 518 points in his junior year...He has played in
83 games in three seasons with the Saints and is within striking distance of Limestone's career games played and
career steals records.
Coach Epperly: “Brandon is a pure sharpshooter with the ability to hit the open jumper. He makes defenses have to
extend, which opens up our inside game. With Brandon on the floor, you know you have someone who can score
and gets his teammates involved. Brandon was a 2nd team All-Conference player last season and we look for him to
improve again this year.”
#33 Brandon Shipman
Class – Senior
Pos – Guard
Height – 6-3
Weight – 185
Stats:
Year
03-04 29/26
115/213
54
65/158
41.1
93/109
85.3
518
17.9
19
45
64
2.2
56
64
74
5
41
02-03 27/23
120/260
46.2
56/131
42.7
33/43
76.7
329
12.2
36
57
93
3.4
55
33
33
2
31
01-02 27/22
95/247
38.5
35/126
27.8
39/57
68.4
264
9.78
5
54
59
2.2
33
46
39
1
16
Total 83/71
330/720
45.8
156/415
37.6
165/209
78.9 1111 13.4
60
156 216
2.6
144 143 146
8
88
11
SAINTS BASKETBALL
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
2003-2004: Poured in 269 points in his junior
season…ranked 5th on the team in points, 5th in 3-pointers, 6th
in rebounds, and 2nd in 3-point percentage…Ben set career
highs in nearly every category in his junior year.
2002-2003: Red-Shirt.
2001-2002: Played at Presbyterian College
2000-2001: Played at Presbyterian College
High School: Played for his father Jim Touchberry…was
named Mr. Basketball in Class A basketball…averaged 29
points and 12 rebounds per game…along with being named
Mr. Basketball, Ben was also named to the All-State team.
Personal: Parents: Jim and Christy. Ben is a Physical
Education major and plans to follow in his dad’s footsteps, in
teaching and coaching. His favorite NBA player is Kevin
Garnett.
Highlights: Ben poured in a season high 23 points against
USC Spartanburg in the season opener…Ben also put up 21
against Gardner-Webb University and 20 against LenoirRhyne College.
Coach Epperly: “Ben brings a deadly weapon to Limestone
Basketball. A combination of size and outside shooting
makes him difficult to defend. After a redshirt season and
then his junior campaign, Ben enters his third year in the
program. He has stepped up his role as a leader and will
make an invaluable contribution to our team.”
#15 Ben Touchberry
Class – Senior
Pos – Forward
Height – 6-6
Weight – 200
Hometown –
Blacksburg, SC
High School –
Blacksburg HS
Stats:
Year
03-04
29/15
02-03
Redshirt
68/138
49.3
28/68
41.2
49/59
83.1
269
9.3
24
57
81
2.8
53
27
38
5
8
01-02*
28/4
13/29
44.8
25/66
37.9
18/22
81.8
119
4.3
13
49
62
2.2
40
22
27
4
8
00-01*
20/0
10/14
71.4
6/13
46.2
4/6
66.7
42
2.1
4
7
11
0.6
8
5
14
1
0
Totals 77/19
91/181
50.3
59/147
40.1
71/87
81.6
430
5.6
41
113 154
2.0
101
54
79 10 16
* - Indicates stats from Presbyterian College
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SAINTS BASKETBALL
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
JUNIORS:
2003-2004: Provided tremendous leadership throughout the
season…missed 4 weeks due to injuries sustained in an
automobile accident…ranked 2nd on the team with 218 points
and 4th with 110 rebounds.
2002-2003: Averaged 8.8 points per game and was second on
the team with 3.6 rebounds per game… scored a season-high 18
Hometown –
points twice, the first time was in his first game as a college
Denmark, TN
player against Lenior-Rhyne and had a team high 7 rebounds…
Previous School –
shot 36.8% from the arc, connecting on 39 for the season… had
Southside HS
37 steals in his freshman campaign.
High School: Marquintus was a high school star, earning All-District, All-Region, and Honorable Mention All-State
honors as a senior at Southside High School.
Personal: Parents: Jesper Jones and Gloria Smith… Marquintus is a Physical Education Major… his favorite NBA
player is Paul Pierce.
Highlights: Ranks in Limestone’s top ten for NCAA Division II career points (10th), rebounds (10th), 3-pointers (5th),
steels (9th), free throw percentage (10th), and 3-point percentage (2nd).
Coach Epperly: “Marquintus is such a versatile player. Last season he had to play several different positions again
for us and was successful in everything we asked him to do. He brings an intensity to practice and the game, which is
unmatched. His leadership will be critical to our success. He will be a cornerstone of our team for the next two years.”
Stats:
#34 Marquintus Jones
Class – Junior
Pos – Guard
Height – 6-3
Weight – 190
Year
03-04
23/20
02-03
56/112
50.0
43/98
43.9
40/67
59.7
281
12.2
25
27/22
84/207
40.6
39/106
Totals 50/42
140/319
43.9
82/204
36.8
32/45
71.1
239
8.85
20
40.2
72/112
64.3
520
10.4
45
#21 Darrell Tate
Class – Junior
Pos – Forward
Height – 6-6
Weight – 215
Hometown –
Gaffney, SC
Previous School –
Gaffney HS
85
110
4.8
39
42
51
6
23
78
98
3.6
163
208
4.2
52
62
47
2
37
91
104
98
8
60
2001-2002: Led the team in scoring with 436 points and in
rebounds and blocks with Limestone NCAA Division II single
season records of 226 and 19.
2000-2001: Ranked 3rd on the team with 292 points and 7
blocks while ranking 2nd with 101 rebounds as a freshman.
Personal: Parents: Dora Henderson and Darrell Tate
Sr…Grandparents: Jay and Gloria Tate…his favorite NBA
player is Tim Duncan.
Highlights: Ranks in Limestone’s top ten for NCAA Division
II career points, rebounds, blocks, field goal percentage, free
throw percentage, and games played.
Coach Epperly: “Darrell is the perfect complement to our
program. He brings a great attitude and work ethic to the team.
Darrell will see some time in the post and on the perimeter. His
skills are very developed. Just his toughness and grit will make
everyone better on our team.”
Stats:
Year
01-02
27/27
154/277
55.6
0/0
0.0
00-01
27/25
108/179
60.3
0/1
Totals 54/52
262/456
57.5
0/1
13
128/181
70.7
436
16.1
69
157
226
8.4
0.0
76/117
65.0
292
0.0
204/298
68.5
728
10.8
45
101
146
13.5
114
258
372
SAINTS BASKETBALL
92
32
72
19 14
5.4
99
6.9
191
17
43
7
49
115 26 28
14
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
SOPHOMORES:
2003-2004: Ranked second on the team with 47 3pointers…played in all but one game as a freshman…tallied
180 points on the season
High School: Alex was a three time All-Region player...
Named Class A Mr. Basketball and Region II-A Player of the
Year as a senior... Earned All-State honors in his senior year...
Hometown –
Set the South Carolina single season three-point record with
Blacksburg, SC
115 in his senior season... Ranked 10th in the nation with most
Previous School –
three-pointers made in a career at time of graduation with 330.
Blacksburg HS
Personal: Parents: Barry and Morna Bailey. Alex is majoring
in Sports Management.
Highlights: Bailey’s 47 3-pointers as a freshman ranks 6th in Limestone NCAA Division II single season record
book…he averaged 15.7 points in three games against Pfeiffer University, including 17 in the CVAC Tournament and
a career high 18 at home.
Coach Epperly: “Alex has so much potential as a basketball player. I think he learned more than anyone on our team
last year. He is a great shooter who will continue to get better. He has a work ethic that rivals that of any player I have
coached. I am happy to be able to coach Alex and help him improve.
Stats:
#11 Alex Bailey
Class – Sophomore
Pos – Guard
Height – 6-2
Weight – 175
Year
03-04
28/4
14/29
48.3
47/134
35.1
11/14
78.6
180
6.4
5
31
36
1.3
29
23
30
2
8
Totals
28/4
14/29
48.3
47/134
35.1
11/14
78.6
180
6.4
5
31
36
1.3
29
23
30
2
8
2003-2004: Sumner played in 25 games as a freshman…112
rebounds ranked 3rd on the team…scored 178 points as a
freshman.
High School: Sumner played for a strong Harding High
School team that won their conference championship in his
freshman year and made the finals again in his sophomore
Hometown –
year.
Charlotte, NC
Personal: Parents: Marietta Johnson. Sumner is majoring in
Previous School –
Sports Management.
Harding HS
Highlights: Sumner turned in a double-double against
Queens Univeristy of Charlotte with 11 points and 10 rebounds…scored a season high 17 points against Mars Hill
College.
Coach Epperly: “Last year Sumner brought a different dimension to our post game. At 6’5” he is undersized as a
center, but Sumner has excellent footwork and knows how to use his body. Sumner will also see some time at the 4
spot this year and be able to use some of his other skills.”
Stats:
#50 Sumner Benton
Class – Sophomore
Pos – Center
Height – 6-5
Weight – 245
Year
03-04
25/5
63/128
49.2
0/0
0.0
52/83
62.7
175
7.1
49
63
112
4.5
58
12
25
2
13
Totals
25/5
63/128
49.2
0/0
0.0
52/83
62.7
175
7.1
49
63
112
4.5
58
12
25
2
13
14
SAINTS BASKETBALL
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
2003-2004: Bryant played in 24 games as a freshman…led
the team with 16 blocked shots…16 blocks ranks 3rd on
Limestone’s NCAA Division II single season list.
High School: Bryant was named All-Conference in his senior
season after averaging a double-double (14 points and 11
boards)... Also named best defensive player as a senior.
Hometown –
Personal: Parents: James and Melissa Camp… Bryant is
Asheboro, NC
majoring in Business and Marketing and would like to own
Previous School –
his own business.
Asheboro HS
Highlights: Bryant’s 16 blocked shots in his freshman year
ranks 3rd on Limestone’s NCAA Division II single season list…scored a season high 13 points against St. Andrews.
Coach Epperly: “Bryant has improved greatly since last season. He had a good summer and you can tell he wants to
help us win. Bryant has a hunger to learn the game and will continue to improve every day in practice.”
Stats:
#42 Bryant Camp
Class – Sophomore
Pos – Forward
Height – 6-7
Weight – 235
Year
03-04
24/4
18/26
69.2
0/2
0.0
8/15
53.3
44
1.8
7
26
33
1.4
41
2
6
16
2
Totals
24/4
18/26
69.2
0/2
0.0
8/15
53.3
44
1.8
7
26
33
1.4
41
2
6
16
2
2003-2004: Played in 25 games including 15 starts as a
freshman…ranked 5th on the team with 84 rebounds.
High School: Colin was named All-Conference, Academic
All-Conference, and MVP in high school... Averaged 16
points, 10 rebounds, and 2 blocks per game in his senior year.
Personal: Parents: Samuel and Susan Pond… Colin is
Hometown –
majoring in Accounting.
Cary, NC
Highlights: Colin made 15 starts as a freshman…scored 10
Previous School –
points against USC Spartanburg…his 14 blocked shots ranks
Cary HS
4th on Limestone’s NCAA Division II single season list.
Coach Epperly: “Colin gained a wealth of knowledge last year as a freshman. We had to throw him right into the
action last year and as a result he learned some valuable lessons. Now he will take those lessons and become an
experienced veteran. Colin has the size the drive needed to succeed in the CVAC.”
Stats:
#40 Colin Pond
Class – Sophomore
Pos –Center
Height – 6-7
Weight – 210
Year
03-04
25/15
34/70
48.6
0/0
0.0
12/28
42.9
80
3.2
41
43
84
3.4
44
8
18
14
4
Totals 25/15
34/70
48.6
0/0
0.0
12/28
42.9
80
3.2
41
43
84
3.4
44
8
18
14
4
15
SAINTS BASKETBALL
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
2003-2004: Shawn started in all but one game as a
freshman…His 150 assists rank 2nd at Limestone for NCAA
Division II assists in a single season, while his 43 steals rank
third…150 assists rank him 6th at Limestone for career assists.
High School: Shawn was named All-Conference and AllArea three times in high school... Earned First Team All-State
Hometown –
honors as a junior... Earned Second Team All-State honors as
Crescent City, IL
a senior.
Previous School –
Personal: Parents: Bill and Kathie Poppie and Michelle
CPCI
Wessels … Shawn is majoring in Sports Management.
Highlights: Shawn led the team in minutes as a freshman…scored a career high 20 points against Queens University
of Charlotte…his 150 assists ranks 2nd on Limestone’s NCAA Division II single season list and 6th on the career list.
Coach Epperly: “Shawn gives us a steadiness at the point guard position. He is solid with the ball and makes few
mistakes. We love his passion and the energy that he brings to the court. Shawn led our team in minutes as a
freshman last year and we know he will be an important piece of the puzzle again this year. He is a terrific kid to be
around and we look for him to become a great point guard.”
Stats:
#10 Shawn Poppie
Class – Sophomore
Pos – Guard
Height – 6-0
Weight – 175
Year
03-04
29/28
57/105
54.3
40/102
39.2
42/57
73.7
276
9.5
13
101 114
3.9
49 150
91
3
43
Totals 29/28
57/105
54.3
40/102
39.2
42/57
73.7
276
9.5
13
101 114
3.9
49 150
91
3
43
2003-2004: Redshirt
High School: Jereme was named team MVP as a senior...
Earned All-Region honors as a senior... Earned AllTournament honors at the Cel-River Classic during his senior
year.
Personal: Parents: Dan and Sheila Schmotzer…Jereme’s
Hometown –
father is the head coach at CVAC-rival Coker College.
Hartsville, CS
Coach Epperly: “Jereme redshirted last season. His father
Previous School –
Dan is the head coach at Coker, so Jereme understands the
Hartsville HS
game. He will give us some solid minutes at the guard
position. Jereme’s knowledge and personality are positive influences on our team.”
#2 Jereme Schmotzer
Class – Sophomore
Pos – Guard
Height – 6-1
Weight – 165
FRESHMEN:
#20 Andre Coleman
Class – Freshman
(red shirt)
Pos – Guard
Height – 6-3
Weight – 160
Hometown –
Clermont, FL
Previous School –
East Ridge HS
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High School: Andre was named Outstanding Male Senior
Athlete at East Ridge High School…Led his teams to district
championships in basketball, football, and track…Averaged
15.1 points in his senior year…2-time captain…2-time AllArea and All-Lake County selection…was his school’s alltime leading scorer at time of graduation.
Personal: Parents: Sheila Coleman
Coach Epperly: “Andre is such a great athlete. He would
surely be able to help us this year, but having him redshirt
will be a very positive thing for Andre. He is thin with long
arms and has plenty of natural ability. He will develop into a
tremendous player at Limestone.”
SAINTS BASKETBALL
#22 Jamaal Dawkins
Class – Freshman
Pos – Forward
Height – 6-5
Weight – 200
Hometown –
Chesnee, SC
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
High School: Jamaal had over 1,000 career points at Chesnee
High School…named team MVP in his senior year…a 3-time
All-Region selection, Jamaal was named All-State as a senior.
Personal: Parents: Alfred and Joyce Dawkins.
Coach Epperly: “Jamaal was an All-State high school player
last year at Chesnee High School. He showed great skills and
an ability to score from many spots on the floor. He will
develop into a nice player at Limestone.”
Previous School –
Chesnee HS
#12 Devon Dingle
Class – Freshman
(red shirt)
Pos – Guard
Height – 6-0
Weight – 160
Hometown –
Manning, SC
Previous School –
Scott’s Branch HS
#44 Antonio Golden
Class – Freshman
Pos –Forward
Height – 6-7
Weight – 225
Hometown –
Fairburn, GA
Previous School –
Creekside HS
#23 Kenny White
Class – Freshman
Pos – Guard
Height – 6-2
Weight – 230
Hometown –
Columbia, SC
High School: Devon was a team captain in his senior year at
Scott’s Branch High School…named All-State, All-Region,
and All-Area as a senior…shot 45% from behind the 3-point
arc…averaged 20.1 points, 4.3 assists, and 3.2 rebounds per
game.
Personal: Parents: Jerry and Dianne Dingle.
Coach Epperly: “Devon is going to be a huge help to us in
practice this year. He will battle Shawn Poppie everyday.
This year of practice and a year in the weight room will do
wonders for him. He is a gifted athlete and he shoots the ball
very well.”
High School: Antonio led his team to a 17-10 record in his
senior year…named most improved as a junior and team
captain as a senior…a 4-year honor student…earned 11
varsity letters at Creekside High School including 3 in
basketball, 4 in cross country and 4 in track.
Personal: Parents: Theodore Golden.
Coach Epperly: “Antonio is a freshman we signed from
Atlanta. I was impressed by his ability to shoot the basketball
at 6’7”. He will have a chance to play inside and outside for
us. We are thrilled about his potential for our program.”
High School: 2-time MVP of YMCA Christmas
Tournament…All-Region in his senior year…averaged 21
points per game as a senior.
Personal: Parents: Howard and Yvonne White
Coach Epperly: “Kenny is a newcomer who brings depth to
our backcourt. He is a solid shooter and a very strong kid.
We are excited to have Kenny join our program.”
Previous School –
Spring Valley HS
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SAINTS BASKETBALL
2004-2005 OPPONENTS
Anderson College
Location………………Anderson, SC
Nickname………………........Trojans
Conference…………………...CVAC
Head Coach……Doug Novak (6th Yr)
Assistant Coach………...Jason Taylor
03-04 Record..………………...13-15
03-04 CVAC Record..……….....9-11
SID…………………….Cobb Oxford
SID Email………….coxford@ac.edu
SID Phone……………864-231-2097
SID Fax………………864-226-8895
Coker College
Location………………Hartsville, SC
Nickname…………………….Cobras
Head Coach..Dan Schmotzer (17th Yr)
Assistant Coach…………Terry Small
03-04 Record..………………….8-20
03-04 CVAC Record..……….....4-16
SID……………………….Paul Lyon
SID Email………...pylon@coker.edu
SID Phone……………843-383-8068
SID Fax………………843-383-8167
Location………………..Hickory, NC
Nickname……………………....Bears
Conference…………...South Atlantic
Head Coach…….John Lentz (18th Yr)
Assistant Coach...…........Bryan Lentz
Assistant Coach.….Brian McLawhorn
03-04 Record..………………….19-9
SID……………………….John Karrs
SID Email…………..karrsjd@lrc.edu
SID Phone…………….828-328-7174
SID Fax……………….828-328-7399
North Greenville College
Location………………Tigerville, SC
Nickname………………….Crusaders
Conference………………….NCCAA
Head Coach……………...Chad Lister
SID………………...…Kevin Nichols
SID Email.……….knichols@ngc.edu
SID Phone…………….864-977-7187
SID Fax…….…………864-977-7152
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Barton College
Location………………...Wilson, NC
Nickname…………………..Bulldogs
Head Coach…..Ron Lievense (8th Yr)
Assistant Coach………...Ben Wilkins
03-04 Record..………………...17-10
03-04 CVAC Record..……….....12-8
SID…………………...John Hackney
SID Email……jhackney@barton.edu
SID Phone……………252-399-6515
SID Fax………………252-399-6516
Erskine College
Location……………...Due West, SC
Nickname……………….Flying Fleet
Conference………….………...CVAC
Head Coach…….Mark Peeler (6th Yr)
Assistant Coach…………Travis Scott
Assistant Coach……….Toby Harkins
03-04 Record..………………...14-15
03-04 CVAC Record..………….8-12
SID…………………Thomas Holland
SID Email…….tholland@erskine.edu
SID Phone…………….864-379-8799
SID Fax……………….864-379-8994
Mount Olive College
Location…..………Mount Olive, NC
Nickname..…………………..Trojans
Head Coach…...Bill Clingan (15th Yr)
Assistant Coach...Joey Higgenbotham
Assistant Coach……….Russell Royal
03-04 Record..………………….23-8
03-04 CVAC Record..………….15-5
SID………………..David Shulimson
SID Email……dshulimson@moc.edu
SID Phone…….919-658-2502 x3073
SID Fax………………919-658-1753
Pfeiffer University
Location…………..Misenheimer, NC
Nickname……………………Falcons
Conference……………………CVAC
Head Coach…......Dave Davis (9th Yr)
Assistant Coaches….....Jared Hedrick,
……………Bobby Stewart, Bill Buck
03-04 Record..………………….31-3
03-04 CVAC Record…..…….…18-2
SID………………..….Bobby Stewart
SID Email……bstewart@pfeiffer.edu
SID Phone……..704-463-1360 x2421
SID Fax……………….704-463-5051
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Belmont Abbey College
Location……………….Belmont, NC
Nickname………………....Crusaders
Head Coach………Dale Kuhl (1st Yr)
Assistant Coach………..Stephen Miss
Assistant Coach………Frank Lowrey
03-04 Record..……………….....19-9
03-04 CVAC Record..……….....12-8
SID……………………….Matt Kline
SID Email………mattkline@bac.edu
SID Phone……………704-825-6541
SID Fax………………704-825-6570
Lees-McRae College
Location…………….Banner Elk, NC
Nickname…...………………..Bobcats
Conference…………………....CVAC
Head Coach……Randy Unger (6th Yr)
03-04 Record..…………………10-18
03-04 CVAC Record..…………..6-14
SID………………….Chris Perkinson
SID Email……..cperkinson@lmc.edu
SID Phone…………….828-898-2480
SID Fax……………….828-898-8742
Newberry College
Location……………...Newberry, NC
Nickname…………………….Indians
Conference…………...South Atlantic
Head Coach...................Shaun Golden
Assistant Coach…………...Tim Kaine
03-04Record…………………..16-13
SID…………………….Scott McCain
SID Email
………...scott.mccain@newberry.edu
SID Phone…………….803-321-5667
SID Fax……………….803-321-5169
Queens University of Charlotte
Location………………Charlotte, NC
Nickname…………………….Royals
Head Coach……...Brian Good (1st Yr)
03-04 Record……..……..………21-8
03-04 CVAC Record…....………15-5
SID……………………………...TBA
SID Phone…………….704-688-2817
SID Fax……………….704-337-2237
SAINTS BASKETBALL
2004-2005 OPPONENTS
Southern Wesleyan University
Location………………….Central, SC
Nickname……...…………....Warriors
Conference…………...SSAC (NAIA)
Head Coach…….....Charles Wimphire
03-04 Record……..……………18-13
SID...………………….Mike Gillespie
SID Email……...mgillespie@swu.edu
SID Phone…………….864-644-5305
SID Fax……………….864-644-5903
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LIMESTONE COLLEGE
St. Andrews Presbyterian College
Location…………….Laurinburg, NC
Nickname…………………...Knights
Head Coach……..Rob Perron (3rd Yr)
Assistant Coach…………..Justin Furr
Assistant Coach………Robbie Turner
03-04 Record……………………6-22
03-04 CVAC Record…...…….…4-16
SID……………………Kevin Buczek
SID Email……...buczekkc@sapc.edu
SID Phone…………….910-277-5751
SID Fax……………….910-277-5272
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USC Upstate
Location……………Spartanburg, SC
Nickname…………………...Spartans
Conference……………….Peach Belt
Head Coach……Eddie Payne (2nd Yr)
Assistant Coach……...……Jeff Smith
Assistant Coach…………Steve Smith
03-04 Record……...…………...14-14
SID……………………...Bill English
SID Email….benglish@uscpstate.edu
SID Phone…………….864-503-5129
SID Fax……………….864-503-5130
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2003-2004 Results
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DATE
Nov. 15
Nov. 21-22
Nov. 21
Nov. 22
Dec. 3
Dec. 13
Dec. 19
Dec. 30
Jan. 6
Jan. 8
Jan. 10
Jan. 12
Jan. 15
Jan. 17
Jan. 19
Jan. 24
Jan. 26
Jan. 29
Jan. 31
Feb. 5
Feb. 9
Feb. 12
Feb. 14
Feb. 16
Feb. 19
Feb. 21
Feb. 23
Feb. 26
Feb. 28
Tue
Wed
Mar. 2
Mar. 3
OPPONENT
USC Spartanburg
UPSTATE TIP-OFF DOUBLEHEADER
North Greenville College
Belmont Abbey College*
Mars Hill College
USC Spartanburg
Gardner-Webb University
Mount Olive College*
Mars Hill College
Barton College*
St. Andrews Presbyterian College*
Queens University of Charlotte*
Pfeiffer University*
Lees-McRae College*
Anderson College*
Coker College*
Erskine College*
St. Andrews Presbyterian College*
Belmont Abbey College*
Lees-McRae College*
Coker College*
Mount Olive College*
Anderson College*
Coker College*
Queens University of Charlotte*
Pfeiffer University*
Erskine College*
Barton College*
CVAC TOURNAMENT
Lees-McRae College
Pfeiffer University
SITE
Gaffney, SC
TIME
80-79 L
Spartanburg, SC
Spartanburg, SC
Belmont, NC
Mars Hill, NC
Spartanburg, SC
Boiling Springs, NC
Mount Olive, NC
Gaffney, SC
Gaffney, SC
Gaffney, SC
Charlotte, NC
Misenheimer, NC
Gaffney, SC
Gaffney, SC
Hartsville, SC
Gaffney, SC
Laurinburg, NC
Gaffney, SC
Banner-Elk, NC
Gaffney, SC
Gaffney, SC
Anderson, SC
Hartsville, SC
Gaffney, SC
Gaffney, SC
Due West, SC
Wilson, NC
84-65 L
100-90 L
98-68 L
76-73 W
90-77 L
84-72 L
81-71 L
76-59 L
75-74 L (ot)
72-67 W
83-57 L
97-80 L
79-78 W
56-53 L
PPD
73-63 L
85-79 W
75-73 W
83-74 W
75-65 W
98-86 W
85-78 L
82-71 L
95-87 L
114-85 L
54-50 L
80-67 L
Gaffney, SC
Misenheimer, NC
87-85 W
109-85 L
SAINTS BASKETBALL
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
2003-2004 STATS
Record
Overall
Home
Away
Neutral
All Games
9-20
6-7
3-11
0-2
Conference
7-13
5-5
2-8
0-0
Non-Conference
1-6
0-2
1-2
0-2
Playoff
1-1
1-0
0-1
0-0
Shooting
Scoring
Rebounding
Ball Handling
G/GS MIN FGM/FGA FG% 3PtM/3PtA3Pt%FTM/FTAFT% PTS Avg P/S ORB DRB TR Avg PF ASTTOBS ST
# Name
11 Alex Bailey
28/4 488
50 Sumner Benton
25/5 411
42 Bryant Camp
24/4 239
24 Chance Cline
3/1 32
23 Donald Ray Johnson 28/25 844
34 Marquintus Jones 23/20 640
32 Pat McCormack
15/2 73
40 Colin Pond
25/15 316
10 Shawn Poppie
29/28 928
21 Demetrius Purvey
1/0 0
2 Jereme Schmotzer
0/0 0
33 Brandon Shipman 29/26 931
15 Ben Touchberry
29/15 671
Team
Totals
29 5576
Opponents
29 5576
Shooting
Field Goal %
2PT Goal %
3PT Goal %
Free Throw %
14/29
63/128
18/26
2/4
101/210
56/112
1/2
34/70
57/105
0/0
0/0
115/213
68/138
48.3
49.2
69.2
50
48.1
50
50
48.6
54.3
0
0
54
49.3
47/134
0/0
0/2
0/0
27/77
43/98
0/0
0/0
40/102
0/0
0/0
65/158
28/68
35.1
0
0
0
35.1
43.9
0
0
39.2
0
0
41.1
41.2
529/1037 51
633/1187 53.3
250/640
222/593
39.1
37.4
LC Opponents
46.5
48
51
53.3
39.1
37.4
71.4
71.4
LC
Opponents
Scoring
Total Points
2162(74.6)
2377(82)
Pts off Turnovers 277(9.6)
431(14.9)
2nd Effort Points 218(7.5)
310(10.7)
Pts Off Bench
485(16.7)
833(28.7)
3Pt Points
750(25.9)
666(23)
Free Throw Pts
354(12.2)
445(15.3)
Other
Off.Possessions
Pts per Possession
Def. Efficiency
20
LC
2324(0)
0.93
43%
Opponents
2414(0)
0.98
44%
11/14
52/83
8/15
0/2
45/59
40/67
2/3
12/28
42/57
0/0
0/0
93/109
49/59
78.6
62.7
53.3
0
76.3
59.7
66.7
42.9
73.7
0
0
85.3
83.1
180
178
44
4
328
281
4
80
276
0
0
518
269
6.4 1.06
7.1 1.05
1.8 1.26
1.3 0.8
11.7 1.04
12.2 1.16
0.3 1.33
3.2 0.95
9.5 1.17
0 0
0 0
17.9 1.22
9.3 1.14
5
49
7
0
56
25
0
41
13
0
0
19
24
69
354/496 71.4 216274.61.12 308
445/623 71.4 2377 82 1.14 396
Rebounding
Total Rebound %
Off. Rebound %
Def. Rebound %
Total Rebounds
Off. Rebounds
Def. Rebounds
Team Rebounds
Ball Handling
Assists
Turnovers
Steals
Def.Assists
BH Error%
31
63
26
7
88
85
2
43
101
0
0
45
57
68
616
671
36 1.3 29 23 30 2 8
112 4.5 58 12 25 2 13
33 1.4 41 2 6 16 2
7 2.3 2 0 0 1 0
144 5.1 70 84 73 8 53
110 4.8 39 42 51 6 23
2 0.1 10 3 4 2 2
84 3.4 44 8 18 14 4
114 3.9 49 150 91 3 43
0 0 2 0 1 0 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
64 2.2 56 64 74 5 41
81 2.8 53 27 38 5 8
137
4
924 31.9453 415 415 64 197
106736.8418 414 354 82 210
LC
Opponents
46.4
53.6
31.5
39.1
60.9
68.5
924(31.9) 1067(36.8)
308(10.6)
396(13.7)
616(21.2)
671(23.1)
137(4.7)
144(5)
LC
Opponents
415(14.3) 414(14.3)
415(14.3) 354(12.2)
197(6.8)
210(7.2)
0(0)
0(0)
18%
15%
SAINTS BASKETBALL
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
CAREER RECORDS
Limestone College
NCAA Division II
Career Records
Points
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Rebounds
Brandon Shipman (01/02-)
Demarcio Downs (99/00-02/03)
Antonio Mays (99/00-02/03)
John Fant (97/98-99/00)
Cord Wright (99/00-00/01)
Darrell Tate (00/01-)
Corey Nixon (98/99-00/01)
Donald Ray Johnson (02/03-03/04)
Terrell Holmes (97/98-01/02)
Marquintus Jones (02/03-)
1,111
1,000
872
832
783
728
686
644
634
520
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Assists
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
John Fant (97/98-99/00)
Marquintus Jones (02/03 -)
3-Pointers
Corey Fox (00/01)
Brandon Scott (97/98-98/99)
Shawn Poppie (03/04-)
Eddie Oates (01/02-02/03)
John Fant (97/98-99/00)
264
190
187
180
173
150
143
138
128
123
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
5.
7.
7.
9.
10.
Andre Dorsey (01/02-02/03)
Maurice Corry (97/98-99/00)
Phillip Keith (98/99-00/01)
Corey Fox (00/01)
*Active Players in Bold
21
517
470
372
365
347
239
237
221
216
208
SAINTS BASKETBALL
156
103
96
88
82
77
75
75
67
62
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
CAREER RECORDS
Steals
Blocks
1. Donald Ray Johnson (02/03-03/04)
2. Demarcio Downs (99/00-02/03)
3. Brandon Shipman (01/02-)
4. John Fant (97/98-99/00)
5. Terrell Holmes (97/98-01/02)
6. Cord Wright (99/00-00/01)
7. Antonio Mays (99/00-02/03)
8. Maurice Corry (97/98-99/00)
9. Marquintus Jones (02/03 -)
10. Jason Scott (98/99-99/00)
109
91
88
80
78
68
67
66
61
53
1.
2.
3.
3.
5.
5.
Field Goal% (200 attempts)
1. Darrell Tate (00/01-)
2. Antonio Mays (99/00-02/03)
3. John Fant (97/98-99/00)
4. Bobby Styles (98/99-99/00)
5. Terrell Holmes (97/98-01/02)
7. Dekia Ruffin (99/00-00/01)
8. Corey Nixon (98/99-00/01)
9. Donald Ray Johnson (02/03-03/04)
10. Cord Wright (99/00-00/01)
262-456
337-622
350-350
105-200
239-487
363-754
127-270
266-507
252-548
258-563
Corey Fox (00/01)
Shawn Poppie (03/04-)
Andre Dorsey (01/02-02/03)
Maurice Corry (97/98-99/00)
Joe Clay (99/00-00/01)
57.5%
54.1%
53.9%
52.5%
49.1%
48.1%
47.0%
46.9%
46.0%
45.8%
1. Corey Fox (00/01)
84-101
178-220
83.2%
80.9%
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
165-209
100-127
98-125
164-237
150-218
205-298
71-108
72-112
79.0%
78.7%
78.4%
69.2%
68.8%
68.5%
65.7%
64.3%
Dekia Ruffin (99/00-00/01)
Brandon Scott (97/98-98/99)
67-151
82-204
75-190
40-102
88-229
103-268
77-205
156-415
53-144
62-172
Games Played
44.4%
40.2%
39.5%
39.2%
38.4%
38.4%
37.6%
37.6%
36.8%
36.1%
1.
1.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
John Fant (97/98-99/00)
9. Darrell Tate (00/01-)
10. Eddie Oates (01/02-02/03)
22
42
40
28
28
26
26
Free Throw% (100 attempts)
3-Point% (100 Attempts)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
John Fant (97/98-99/00)
Bobby Styles (98/99-99/00)
SAINTS BASKETBALL
100
100
93
83
79
76
73
55
54
54
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
SINGLE SEASON RECORDS
Limestone College
NCAA Division II
Single Season Records
Points
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Rebounds
Brandon Shipman (03/04)
Cord Wright (00/01)
Darrell Tate (01/02)
Corey Fox (00/01)
Demarcio Downs (01/02)
Antonio Mays (02/03)
Andre Dorsey (02/03))
Donald Ray Johnson (02/03)
518
470
436
395
369
363
344
343
336
329
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Assists
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
8.
10.
John Fant (98/99)
Cord Wright (00/01)
John Fant (97/98)
John Fant (99/00)
Terrell Holmes (98/99)
3-Pointers
Corey Fox (00/01)
Shawn Poppie (03/04)
Eddie Oates (01/02)
Brandon Scott (97/98))
Brandon Scott (98/99)
Cord Wright (00/01)
187
150
106
103
96
94
87
84
84
69
1.
2.
3.
3.
5.
6.
7.
7.
9.
10.
Corey Fox (00/01)
Andre Dorsey (02/03)
Cord Wright (00/01)
Alex Bailey (03/04)
Marquintus Jones (03/04)
Cord Wright (99/00)
Maurice Corry (98/99)
23
226
174
170
167
155
152
148
146
144
124
SAINTS BASKETBALL
67
65
60
60
56
47
43
43
41
40
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
SINGLE SEASON RECORDS
Steals
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
5.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Blocks
Shawn Poppie (03-04)
Marquintus Jones (02/03)
Cord Wright (99/00)
Terrell Holmes (97/98)
John Fant (97/98)
56
53
43
41
37
37
36
35
33
32
1.
2.
3.
5.
6.
6.
6.
Field Goal% (100 attempts)
1. Darrell Tate (00/01)
2. John Fant (99/00)
3. John Fant (97/98)
4. Antonio Mays (01/02)
5. Darrell Tate (01/02)
6. Corey Nixon (99/00)
7. Terrell Holmes (98/99)
8. Terrell Holmes (97/98)
9. Bobby Styles (99/00)
10. Antonio Mays (02/03)
108-179
123-211
138-240
97-173
154-277
77-150
76-151
104-208
51-102
129-262
Corey Nixon (00/01)
Bryant Camp (03/04)
Colin Pond (0304)
Corey Nixon (98/99)
Bobby Styles (98/99)
James Cable (97/98)
Free Throw% (50 attempts)
60.3%
58.3%
57.5%
56.1%
55.6%
51.3%
50.3%
50.0%
50.0%
49.2%
1. Brandon Shipman (03/04)
3. Ben Touchberry (03/04)
4. Demarcio Downs (01/02)
5. Dekia Ruffin (99/00)
6. Donald Ray Johnson (02/03)
7. Donald Ray Johnson (03/04)
8. Dekia Ruffin (00/01)
10. Shawn Poppie (03/04)
3-Point% (50 Attempts)
2. Phillip Keith (98/99)
67-151
26-59
44.4%
44.1%
3. Marquintus Jones (03/04)
5. Phillip Keith (99/00)
7. Ben Touchberry (03/04)
9. Cord Wright (00/01)
10. Maurice Corry (97/98)
43-98
56-131
32-76
35-84
26-68
65-158
60-151
30-76
43.9%
42.7%
42.1%
41.7%
41.2%
41.1%
39.7%
39.5%
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19
17
16
15
14
14
14
SAINTS BASKETBALL
93-109
84-101
49-59
76-92
49-60
53-66
45-59
51-67
55-73
42-57
85.3%
83.2%
83.1%
82.6%
81.7%
80.3%
76.3%
76.1%
75.3%
73.7%
ATHLETIC DIRECTORY
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
Position
Administration
Larry Epperly
Dennis Bloomer
Cyndi McMahan
Josh Lacy
Phone Number
Dial 864-488 + ext. or 1-800-795-7151
Athletic Director/Head Men’s Basketball
Asst. AD for Compliance/ Asst. Men’s Basketball
Senior Women’s Administrator
Sports Information Director
Athletic Fax
Saints Hotline
ext. 4564
ext. 4561
ext. 8370
ext. 8219
864-902-0714
864-488-8225
Coaching Staff
Eric Alsop
Amy Bailey Thompson
Tori Beeler
Chris Campbell
Jason Childs
Thomas Costanzo
Tyler Davis
Donnie Elliot
Chadd Fowler
Corey Fox
Matt Hayes
Chris Hasbrouck
Michelle Lare
Doc Lemmons
Tim Loesch
Chico Lombardo
Jimmy Martin
Dr. Pete Meyers
Chris Phenicie
John Paul Roberts
Ben Stehura
Scott Tucker
Kevin Vees
Mackie Walker
Benji Walton
Head Men’s Soccer Coach
Head Women’s Swimming Coach
Assistant Women’s Soccer Coach
Assistant Men’s Lacrosse
Head Cross Country Country Coach/Asst. Men’s Lacrosse Coach
Student Assistant Men’s Soccer
Head Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach
Assistant Softball Coach
Assistant Baseball Coach
Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach
Assistant Women’s Lacrosse Coach
Head Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach
Head Women’s Volleyball Coach
Head Baseball Coach
Head Softball Coach
Assistant Men’s Lacrosse Coach
Assistant Men’s Soccer Coach
Head Wrestling Coach
Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach
Assistant Wrestling Coach
Assistant Men’s Basketball Coach
Head Women’s Soccer Coach
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Athletic Training Staff
Matthew Bressler
Troy Burger
Vanessa Fullbright
Gail Pace
Adam Ranns
Dawn Ranns
Interim Head Athletic Trainer
Strength and Conditioning
Director of AT Education Program
Assistant Athletic Trainer
ext. 4556
ext. 4402
ext. 4453
ext. 4556
ext. 4556
ext. 4536
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SAINTS BASKETBALL
4584
4570
8365
4550
8230
8233
8350
4566
4426
4572
4426
4562
4542
4560
4620
4565
4566
4426
4549
8233
8232
4542
8346
8235
8229
ATHLETIC TRAINING
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
The Limestone Athletic Training Department provides support to all
seventeen intercollegiate sports at the College and features six certified
athletic trainers on the staff.
The Athletic Training Department provides risk management and injury
prevention, assessment, evaluation, and rehabilitation for all varsity
athletes at Limestone College. The quality of personnel in the Athletic
Training department is a major factor in all the success of Limestone’s
athletic teams.
Matt Bressler: Interim Head Athletic Trainer
Matt Bressler received a bachelor of science from Appalachian State University and a master of science
from the University of Memphis. Bressler serves as Interim Head Athletic Trainer and an approved
clinical instructor. His sporting responsibilities include men’s and women’s cross county, men’s and
women’s basketball, swimming, cheerleading, and baseball. Bressler joined the Limestone College
Athletic Training Staff in August of 2004.
Vanessa Fulbright: Director of the Athletic Training Education Program
Vanessa Fulbright received a bachelor of science from Mars Hill College and a master of arts from
Gardner-Webb University. Fulbright is responsible for the Athletic Training Education Program, and is
fully involved in the accreditation process for the Limestone College Athletic Training Education
Program. Her sporting responsibilities include Volleyball and Men’s and Women’s Tennis. Fulbright
joined the Limestone College Athletic Training Staff in January of 2002.
Troy Burger: Strength and Conditioning Coach/Athletic Trainer
Troy Burger received a bachelor of science from Washington State University and a master of science
from the University of Idaho. Burger serves as an approved clinical instructor for the clinical education
program at Limestone College, and is the strength and conditioning coach for most sports. Burger
joined the Limestone College Athletic Training Staff in January of 2003.
Dawn Ranns: Athletic Trainer
Dawn Ranns received a bachelor of science degree from Limestone College and a master of science
degree from Furman University. Ranns is a member of the faculty as an Instructor of Physical
Education and Athletic Training, and her sporting responsibilities include Women’s Soccer, Women’s
Softball, and Women’s Lacrosse. Ranns joined the Limestone College Athletic Training Staff in August
of 2003.
Gail Pace: Athletic Trainer
Gail Pace received a bachelor of science degree from Wingate University and a master of science from
Mississippi State University. Pace serves as an assistant athletic trainer and approved clinical
instructor. Her sporting responsibilities include men’s soccer, wrestling, softball, and men’s and
women’s golf. Pace joined the Limestone College Athletic Training Staff in August of 2004.
Adam Ranns: Athletic Trainer
Adam Ranns received a bachelor of science degree from Limestone College. Ranns serves as an
assistant athletic trainer and approved clinical instructor. His sporting responsibilities include men’s
lacrosse, men’s basketball, swimming, men’s and women’s tennis, and cheerleading. Ranns joined the
Limestone College Athletic Training Staff in September of 2004.
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LIMESTONE COLLEGE
SAINTS CLUB
Levels of Membership
Golden
$50 to $99
Benefits:
Pool Privileges
Membership Card
The Saints Club is Limestone College’s athletic booster club. Its purpose
is to assist the total intercollegiate athletic program at Limestone College.
The primary goal is to promote and provide financial assistance for our
athletic teams.
Our goal is to provide the best experience for our student-athletes and
field teams that are highly competitive regionally and nationally. Your
gift to the Saints Club is a commitment to continued athletic excellence at
Limestone College. In order to continue our success, we need the
continued support from our most loyal fans.
Club members will receive numerous benefits from our many sponsors
including access to the Limestone College pool, admission to the
Hospitality Room at home basketball games, and discounts at area
businesses.
Limestone College is proud to sponsor 17 athletic teams at the NCAA
Division II level including:
Men
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Golf
Lacrosse
Soccer
Tennis
Wrestling
Women
Basketball
Cross Country
Golf
Lacrosse
Soccer
Softball
Swimming
Tennis
Volleyball
To Become a Member:
Send your name, address, telephone number, and email along with the
amount you would like to contribute to:
Limestone Athletics Attn: Cyndi McMahan
1115 College Dr.
Gaffney, SC 29340
Please make checks payable to Limestone Saints Club. If joining at the
Scholarship or Caggiano Memorial levels please include your shirt size
(M, L, XL, XXL).
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Century
$100 to $249
Benefits:
Hospitality Room
Saints Souvenir Planner
Pool Privileges
Membership Card
Fleur De Lis
$250 to $499
Benefits:
Season Tickets (2)
(Basketball Home Games)
Hospitality Room
Saints Souvenir Planner
Pool Privileges
Membership Card
Scholarship
$500 to $999
Benefits:
Season Ticket (4)
Hospitality Room
Pool Privileges
Saints Gift Package
Membership Card
Caggiano Memorial
$1000 and Above
Benefits:
Season Tickets (6 reserved seats)
Hospitality Room
Pool Privileges
Saints Gift Package
Membership Card
SAINTS BASKETBALL
LIMESTONE FACILITIES
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
Limestone Physical Education Center
Limestone College made a major announcement in the summer of 2004. The College will build a new physical
education center, expected to be completed early in the spring semester. The new facility will offer three
classrooms, nine offices, locker rooms, Athletic Training Education facilities, a fitness center, and a wrestling
practice facility.
Located on Thompson street near Limestone Springs, the facility will be the first new building on the Limestone
campus since the Timken Center was dedicated 30 years ago. The Physical Education facility will give Limestone’s
Athletic Training Education Program the necessary space to meet accreditation standards of the American Medical
Association’s Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs, which will allow Limestone
students to sit for the National Athletic Trainers Association Board of Certification Examination.
In addition to the new Athletic Training facilities, the facility will also house a 3,900 square foot weight training
facility which will be a great asset for Limestone’s approximately 350 varsity athletes as well as all other students,
faculty, and staff. Limestone’s wrestling team, which begins competition in the 2004-2005 school year, will have a
practice area in the new building, although the team will hold its matches in the Timken Center.
The Timken Center, built in 1976, is the center of the Limestone Athletic Department, housing athletic offices,
athletic training facilities, and classrooms. The Timken Center also houses Limestone’s basketball arena, a 1,500 seat
facility that hosts men’s and women’s basketball games as well as volleyball and wrestling matches. Limestone’s
junior Olympic sized pool is also located inside the Timken Center. Home to the Lady Saints Swimming Team, the
pool features an 800 square foot observation balcony coupled with 2,500 square feet of deck space.
Timken Center
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Timken Gymnasium
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LIMESTONE FACILITIES
LIMESTONE COLLEGE
The recently remodeled Emmie Evans Rector Tennis Center is one of
the top facilities in the Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference. The
facility includes eight lighted tennis courts and houses tennis offices
and a club house area for student-athletes.
Saints Field was given a face-lift this summer. Limestone’s game
field for men’s and women’s soccer as well as men’s and women’s
lacrosse was completely resurfaced and a full-size practice field was
added immediately adjacent to it. In addition, the Saints also enjoy
the use of three other practice fields
Limestone’s athletic facilities also include a baseball and softball field
complex. Bob Prevatte Field plays home to the baseball team while
Lady Saints Softball Field hosts Jimmy Martin’s squad.
ABOUT THE
CAROLINAS-VIRGINIA
ATHLETICS CONFERENCE
The Carolinas-Virginia Athletics Conference is a NCAA Division II athletic conference made up of 11 schools from
North Carolina and South Carolina. These schools include: Anderson College, Barton College, Belmont Abbey
College, Coker College, Erskine College, Lees-McRae College, Limestone College, Mount Olive College, Pfeiffer
University, Queens University of Charlotte, and St. Andrews Presbyterian College.
Each of the twelve CVAC sports has a season-ending tournament that leads to automatic NCAA qualification in
Mens Basketball, Women's Basketball, Softball, and Volleyball and NCAA regional selection opportunities in
Women's Cross Country, Men's Cross Country, Women's Soccer, Men's Soccer, Golf, Women's Tennis, Men's
Tennis, and Baseball.
CVAC Commissioner Dr. Alan Patterson says this about the conference, "The Carolinas-Virginia Athletics
Conference is recognized regionally and nationally as a premier NCAA Division II conference which
champions scholarship athletics working in concert with student athletes committed to academic
success."
The CVAC has roots in the Old North State Conference formed in 1938. The name changed
to the Carolinas Conference with the first inclusion of South Carolina members, and in 1994
became the CVAC as Virginia membership was included and championship play was shifted to
NCAA Division II.
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Curtis Administration Building
Limestone College was established in 1845 by Dr. Thomas Curtis and his son, Dr.
William Curtis, distinguished scholars born and educated in England. Limestone
College was the first woman’s college in South Carolina and one of the first in the
United States.
In the late 1960s, Limestone College became fully coeducational. The campus is a
unique combination of history and progress, with nine of our campus buildings
included on the National Register of Historic Places.
Since 1991, Limestone College has completed
renovations of several of its historic campus structures:
the Montgomery Classroom Building, Ebert Residence
Hall, Carroll Fine Arts Building, Hamrick Hall of
Science, Eunice Ford Residence Hall, and Dixie Lodge
Student Center. While the College’s ties to the past are
visible in the many historic structures, these renovated
facilities now house the modern technology necessary to
maintain Limestone’s reputation as an outstanding
liberal arts college.
Dixie Lodge
Limestone College is an accredited, independent, coeducational, four-year liberal arts
institution chartered by the state of South Carolina. Limestone is a nondenominational Christian college. Our programs lead to a Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor
of Science, Bachelor of Social Work, or
Associate of Arts degree.
Today, Limestone College enrolls
approximately 600 students in its day
program and approximately 2,000 in the
Block Program (located at various sites
throughout South Carolina) and Virtual
Campus Program (Internet Courses)
combined.
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