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Anderson University, founded in 1911 by the people of Anderson and the South Carolina Baptist Convention,
is a four-year, liberal arts institution with an enrollment of 1,800 students.

The University, located on a tree-line campus on one of Anderson’s most historic and beautiful streets, offers
bachelor’s degrees in art, biology, business, communications, elementary/early childhood education, English,
history, human services and resources, liberal studies, medical technology, music, music education, physical
education, psychology, and religion.

In 2006, Anderson added a graduate program in education. Anderson offers certification leading to South Carolina
teaching credentials in biology, English, physical education, and social studies.

Accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Anderson is
committed to serving both traditional students 18 to 24 and adult learners 25 or older. The University’s popular
accelerated evening program helps employed individuals finish their college degrees.

Anderson provides students an active life on campus. The University provides a comprehensive program of activities,
including a variety of intramural sports, concerts, the Baptist Student Union, and other Christian ministries, theatre,
choir, and clubs.

Anderson fields 18 men’s and women’s intercollegiate athletic teams in 11 sports. As a junior college, Anderson
won national championships in women’s basketball, men’s tennis and baseball. The Callie Stringer Rainey Fine Arts
Center, with the 1,100-seat Henderson Auditorium and two additional theatres. Daniel and Belk, is the cultural center
of Anderson. Numerous nationally known musicians and local music groups, including the Anderson Symphony,
have performed on the Henderson stage. In January 2007, Anderson opened an $8 million state-of-the-art library that
features wireless internet access, several spacious meeting rooms and a cafe.
Anderson
• Location: Anderson, S.C.
• Founded: 1911
• Enrollment: 1,800
• Nickname: Trojans, Lady Trojans
• School Colors: Gold and Black
• Affiliation: NCAA Division II
• Conference: Carolinas Conference
• President: Dr. Evans P. Whitaker
• Athletic Director: Nancy Simpson
University
Quick Facts
• Arena: Abney Athletic Center (1,000)
• Athletic Department Phone: 864-231-2029
• Asst. AD/SID: Cobb Oxford
• SID Address: Box 983, 316 Boulevard, Anderson, S.C. 29621
• Overnight: 001 Vandiver, 316 Boulevard, Anderson, SC 29621
• SID Office Phone: 864-231-2097
• SID Home Phone: 864-226-1030
• SID Fax: 864-231-2097
• SID Home Fax: 864-226-8895
• SID E-Mail: coxford@andersonuniversity.edu
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President Athletic
& Director
Dr. Evans P. Whitaker was named Anderson’s 12th president on Oct.
18, 2002. Dr. Whitaker has a wealth of experience in the classroom and in academic
administration.“I am impressed with the mission of the college and its emphasis on
the integration of learning and faith,” he said. “The people I met on campus seem to
have a very clear understanding of the school’s mission. Anderson is also positioned
geographically and in other ways to achieve great success in the next 10 years. I am
energized by Anderson’s remarkable progress and its potential to advance to the front
ranks of Christian higher education.”
A native of Shelby N.C., Dr. Whitaker came to Anderson from Belmont University
in Nashville, Tennessee, where he was vice president for university advancement for
six years. He holds a Ph.D. in education and human development from Vanderbilt
University, a master’s degree in institutional advancement from Vanderbilt’s Peabody
College for Teachers and a bachelor of science in business administration from Gardner-
Webb University.
At Belmont, he was a member of the Senior Leadership Team, sharing responsibility for
the general administration (academic affairs, financial and legal affairs, student affairs
and development) for the Baptist school of 3, 344 students.
As vice president for university advancement, he led the institutional advancement division and taught classes
in management, organizational theory and leadership in Belmont’s college of business administration. hUnder his
leadership, alumni giving at Belmont doubled while the endowment grew from $25 million to $50 million. During
his career, Dr. Whitaker has led efforts that have secured more than $153 million in private support.
Prior to his service at Belmont, Dr. Whitaker served as vice president for development at Wingate University,
associate vice president and director of development at Gardner-Webb University, and director of endowment
development for the North Carolina Baptist Foundation.
During his career at Anderson, Dr. Whitaker has led Anderson’s move to university
status, directed the creation of the Vision 2014 plan, and led a capital campaign to raise $8
million for a new library.

Nancy Simpson was named athletic director at Anderson University in June 2007.
Simpson came to Anderson from California State University - San Bernardino where she was
athletic director for 12 years. In her tenure at CSUSB, Simpson was recognized for dramati-
cally improving the quality of the school’s athletic programs, raising grade point averages
for student athletes to 3.22 for the fall quarter of 2006. She also was responsible for overseeing
a men’s basketball program that has won six consecutive conference championships and three
regional championships as well as a women’s volleyball program that won four conference
championships and two regional championships.
She has increased corporate sponsorships and contributions to the athletic program at CSUSB, resulting in the addition of
a 4,200-seat arena and new soccer field. Simpson, a native of Marietta, Ga., graduated from Berry College and earned a
masters degree from Southern Mississippi. She has family in the northeast Georgia area.
In ‘04, CSUSB President Albert Karnig said of Simpson, “She’s a good recruiter of coaches. She’s a good supporter of
coaches and a good colleague with them. Secondly, she really does emphasize the integrity of the program. Thirdly, and
this is really, really important, almost all of our kids carry themselves nicely. And finally, they are increasingly winning
teams.” Mrs. Simpson, in addition to her athletic department duties, is also a member of the Senior Leadership Team at
Anderson, which works closely with the president to provide the executive leadership of the University.
“We feel very blessed to have attracted such a seasoned athletic director to our campus,” said AU president Dr. Evans
Whitaker. “In choosing Mrs. Simpson, the advisory committee members and I were particularly impressed with her
exceptional qualifications and her reputation as a skilled athletic administrator, a genuine people-person and an individual
of integrity. We are confident in her ability to build on a tradition of excellence in athletics at Anderson University. I
welcome her to our staff and look forward to working with her in the years ahead.”
Location Location
Location
Anderson University is located in historic Anderson, South Carolina, one of the most progressive cities in
the South – predicted to be one of the hottest growth areas for business and foreign investment for decades.

Anderson, South Carolina, located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, lies in the state’s northwestern
corner in a region known as The Upstate.

We’re just two hours from Atlanta and Charlotte on the shores of Lake Hartwell, one of the most popular lakes
in the Southeast. Lake Hartwell is 56,000 acres big, with more than 900 miles of shoreline, making it a paradise
for fishing and boating. Our destination is also home to many great state parks and three dozen waterfalls.

We’re also home to the Jockey Lot, the largest flea market in the Southeast. 1,500 dealers fill its 65 acres every
Saturday & Sunday.

Other cities within driving distance:

• Charlotte, NC: 1 hour 45 minutes
Lake Hartwell • Atlanta, GA: 2 hours
• Columbia, SC: 2 hours
• Asheville, NC: 1 hour 30 minutes
• Birmingham, AL: 4 hours
• Myrtle Beach, SC: 3 hours 30 minutes
• Charleston, SC: 3 hours 30 minutes
• Greenville, SC: 20 minutes
Anderson
University
Athletic Facility
The men’s basketball locker room
underwent renovations this past summer.
Included in the renovations were new carpet,
new signage and most importantly 16 new
state-of-the-art wooden lockers complete with
lockable storage bin.

The gym floor in the Abney Center

was redone in the summer of 2006 with the new
Anderson University athletic logo. The Abney
Center seats more than 1000 spectators. There are
bucket seats for season ticket holders, box seats
for the school president and donors and bleacher
seats on both sides for general admission. Also lo-
cated within “Abney” is the athletic weight room,
offices and the training room.
 Helping You Reach
Your Financial Goals
CapitalBank - Anderson Offices:
1722 North Main Street • 864.225.3133
2123 Highway 81 North • 864.224.5151

ATM Locations:
2210 East River Street
100 Commons Pkwy
1.877.941.BANK (2265)
www.CapitalBankSC.com
 Pure Gold Builds
AU Spirit!!!
Anderson University has a new cheering section that is Pure Gold. Pure Gold is a new tradition
for Anderson athletics. Several AU students decided to start the group to increase school pride and
support the school’s athletic teams.

Members of Pure Gold wear a black t-shirt that features the chemical symbol for gold (Au)
on the front and “Pure Gold” on the back. Pure gold will be promoted by the athletic
department, admissions, and alumni relations.

The Pure Gold t-shirt will become a special item on campus. The shirt will be a
visible sign of school spirit and support for AU’s athletic teams. There is a special
section for Pure Gold at Anderson’s home basketball games – at mid-court across
from the team benches. Pure Gold members are required to stand when the
ball is in play and actively cheer for the Trojans and Lady Trojans.

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2007-2008
Men’s Basketball
Schedule

Date Opponent Time Site

11-10 Charleston Southern (Exh) 6:00pm Away
11-14 North Carolina A&T (Exh) 7:00pm Away
11-17 North Greenville 4:00pm Away
11-19 Coker 7:30pm Away
11-21 Coastal Carolina 7:00pm Away
11-26 North Georgia 7:00pm Away
11-29 Lees-McRae 7:30pm Home
12-1 Barton 7:30pm Away
12-8 Carson Newman 8:00pm Away
12-11 North Greenville 7:30pm Home
12-14 High Point 7:00pm Away
12-19 Tusculum 7:00pm Away
1-5 Mt Olive 4:00pm Home
1-9 Limestone 7:30pm Away
1-12 St. Andrews 4:00pm Away
1-14 Belmont Abbey 7:30pm Home
1-21 Erskine 7:30pm Home
1-24 Pfeiffer 7:30pm Away
1-26 Barton 7:30pm Home
1-28 Coker 5:30pm Home
1-31 Lees McRae 7:30pm Away
2-2 Mt Olive 4:00pm Away
2-6 Limestone 7:30pm Home
2-9 St. Andrews 2:00pm Home
2-13 Belmont Abbey 7:30pm Away
2-16 Queens 4:00pm Away
2-20 Erskine 7:30pm Away
2-23 Pfeiffer 4:00pm Home
2-29 Queens 7:30pm Home
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 2007-08 Team
Roster
2007-2008 Alphabetical Roster

# ‘s NAME Pos. Class Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School

44 Levi Ashworth C Sophomore 6’10” 230 Kingsport, TN / Sullivan South
32 Quinton Baines C Freshman 6’7” 225 Enoree, SC / Laurens
40 Josh Beale F Sophomore 6’8” 190 Flowery Branch, GA / F. Branch
3 Trey Britton F Freshman 6’7” 200 Alpharetta, GA / South Forsyth
30 Stephen Cobb F Freshman 6’5” 195 Raleigh, NC / Enloe
31 Kevis Cornwell G Freshman 6’2” 170 York / York
50 Kris Fudzinskas C Senior 6’8” 240 Vilnius, Lithuania / United Tribes
43 Cass Hickman F Freshman 6’3” 190 Bowman, GA / Elbert County
33 Stoney Hill F Sophomore 6’5” 185 Fayetteville, GA / Landmark
23 Jarret Johnson G Freshman 6’3” 190 Greensboro, NC / Patterson
41 Drew Keenan G Senior 6’3” 185 Easley / Easley
12 Jamelle Lowery G Sophomore 5’11” 170 Stanley, NC / UNC Pembroke
22 Jonathan Mattox G Sophomore 6’2” 180 Watkinsville, GA / Oconee
34 Nate Russell G Senior 6’0” 185 Birmingham, AL / Samford
Derek Smith (RS) G Sophomore 6’0” 175 Stone Mtn, GA / St. Andrews
15 Brandon Young G Freshman 6’2” 160 Belmont, NC / Gaston Day

Head Coach: Jason Taylor

Assistant Coaches: Jeff Brookman, William Monts
Conference: Conference Carolinas

2007-08 Numerical Roster

# NAME Pos. Class Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School
3 Trey Britton F Freshman 6’7 200 Alpharetta, GA/South Forsyth
12 Jamelle Lowery G Sophomore 5’11 170 Stanley, NC/UNC Pembroke
15 Brandon Young G Freshman 6’2 160 Belmont, NC/Gaston Day
22 Jonathan Mattox G Sophomore 6’2 180 Watkinsville, GA/Oconee
23 Jarret Johnson G Freshman 6’3 190 Greensboro, NC/Patterson School
30 Stephen Cobb F Freshman 6’5 195 Raleigh, NC/Enloe
31 Kevis Cornwell G Freshman 6’2 170 York, SC/York
32 Quinton Baines C Freshman 6’7 225 Enoree, SC/Laurens
33 Stoney Hill F Sophomore 6’5 185 Fayetteville, GA/Landmark
34 Nate Russell G Senior 6’0 185 Birmingham, AL/Samford
40 Joshua Beale F Sophomore 6’8 190 Flowery Branch, GA/F. Branch
41 Drew Keenan G Senior 6’3 185 Easley, SC/Easley
43 Cass Hickman F Freshman 6’3 190 Bowman, GA/Elbert County
44 Levi Ashworth C Sophomore 6’10 230 Kingsport, TN/Sullivan South
50 Kris Fudzinskas C Senior 6’8 240 Vilnius, Lithuania/United Tribes
Derek Smith G RS. Soph 6’0 175 Stone Mtn, GA/ St. Andrews
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 2007-08
Anderson University head men’s basketball coach Jason Taylor had three goals for his team after the
2006-07 seasonwas completed: more speed, more quickness, and more athleticism. “We think we have done all
three,” said Taylor, who is entering his second season as head coach of the Trojans. “As far as putting the ball on
the floor, going by you, and creating a shot for someone else, we’ve got that. We didn’t have that at all last year.”
Taylor says his teams biggest two question marks are a low-post presence and consistent shooting from behind
the arc. “I think our mid-range game has improved dramatically,” he said. “We’ve got some guys who can finish
around the basket. We want our point totals to go up this season.”
After reviewing game tapes, Taylor believes Andersons scoring average of 60 points per game last season
should have been much better. “We’ve got great shots,” he said. “We’ve got layups, paint shots, open threes.
We’re going to do some of the same stuff, but we’re going to have a lot more driving. I like using ball screens.
We’re going to open it up more.”
“We’re trying not to live in the past. It’s a new year, a new team. It’s a very focused team. We’ve already had
some gut checks, but we’ve been pleased overall with the way they have prepared. It’s a group of guys who like
each other.”
The Trojans have seven returnees, guards Jonathan Mattox (So., Watkinsville, Ga.), Stoney Hill (So., Fayette-
ville, Ga.), Nate Russell (Sr., Birmingham, Ala.), and Drew Keenan (Sr., Easley, S.C.) and forwards Josh Beale
(So., Flowery Branch, Ga.), Levi Ashworth (So., Kingsport, Tenn.), and Kris Fudzinskas (Sr., Vilnius, Lithuania).
“As a whole, that group got better this summer,” Taylor said. “We’ve told the guys I’m going to ask for more
than you want to give, but not as much as you’re capable of giving. We’re going to push them hard, work them
hard. We will be prepared. We will be ready. I am a better coach than I was last year. I learned a whole last year.”
Russell was second on the team in scoring last season at 11.3 points per game. He shot 50 percent from the
field and 74 percent from the free throw line. He also averaged 2.5 rebounds and 2.3 assists per game. He scored
in double figures in seven of Andersons last eight games, including 25 against Mount Olive on Feb. 24. Keenan
averaged 4.5 points per game coming off the bench and was one of the teams top free throw shooters at 78 percent.
Fudzinskas was the teams leading inside scorer at 6.3 points per game. Taylor is looking for more production from
the 6-foot-8 Fudzinskas this season. “Kris can carry over his work habits on the practice floor into the game, he
will be a factor,” Taylor said. “When he wants to, he can really seal. He’s strong enough to hold a seal, and he’s
strong enough to finish inside. He also can move his feet well enough to be an effective defender.” Fudzinskas will
be a key element in improving one of Andersons weakest areas last season rebounding. Andersons rebounding
margin of minus 7 last season.

“ It’s a new year, a new team. “

It’s a very focused team.
 Season Preview
“Our rebounding was inconsistent,” Taylor said. “It was frustrating to watch. We had a lot of balls popping out of hands. When you get your hands
on it, you have to pull it in. Our leading rebounder last year averaged just 3.8 boards. I think we’ve got a couple of guards who are going to average
that many this season. We need to rebound the ball better and get to the free throw line more.”
Taylor believes the incoming freshmen will convert the Trojans from a ground-level team into a team that can get above the rim. Jarret Johnson (Fr.,
Greensboro, N.C.) and Stephen Cobb (Fr., Raleigh, N.C.) both are extremely athletic vertically. They can put it on the floor and make a mid-range pull
up. Kevis Cornwell (Fr., York, S.C.) and Brandon Young (Fr., Belmont, N.C.) both are very athletic and quick. Young is a true point guard who will
make everybody else on the team better.
Trey Britton (Fr., Alpharetta, Ga.) will be an exciting player at the four spot. He’s very strong, and he can play above the rim. Quinton Baines (Fr.,
Enoree, S.C.) is bouncy and strong. Cass Hickman (Fr., Bowman, Ga.) is an undersized post who will knock you on your rear. Jamelle Lowery (So.,
Stanley, N.C.), a transfer from UNC Pembroke, is a true point guard. All of these guys will give us a dimension we haven’t had. You can’t have too
many guys who can dribble, shoot, and pass
Will the influx of talented newcomers lead to a faster tempo for the Trojans? “The players will dictate the tempo,” Taylor said. “We would love to
play fast. You can only go as fast as you can go making good decisions. Our biggest priority is to get good shots on offense. I’m all for running. Run-
ning sounds good, but you have to be able to make decisions while running.”
In addition to preaching shot selection, Taylor also wants his team to be both physically and mentally tough in the nation toughest NCAA Division
II conference Conference Carolinas. “We consistently talk about toughness,” he said. “Last year, we dove on the floor for loose balls. This year, I
want us to get those loose balls. Last year, we blocked out but didn’t get the rebounds. This year, we’re going to get those rebounds. We want to have
a hunger. Is all about toughness. This is going to be a fun team to watch. It’s going to be interesting.”
The schedule features a pair of road games against Division I schools Coastal Carolina and High Point and a home-and-home with long-time rival
North Greenville. “This could be the best year for Conference Carolinas since I’ve been here,” Taylor said. “Barton is the defending national cham-
pion and is going to be very strong. Mount Olive will be better, and Queens has everybody back.”
Men’s Records
Since 1995-96
Men’s Records (Since 1995-96)
Individual - Season
Points Robbie Seabrook 526 02-03
Scoring Average Robbie Seabrook 20.2 02-03
FG Made Gary Bailey 188 00-01
Donielle Davis 188 02-03
FG % Gary Bailey .605 99-00 (159-263)
3-Point FG Made Robbie Seabrook 109 02-03
3-Point FG Attempted Robbie Seabrook 255 02-03
3-Point % (min. 50 att.) John LeSueur .452 04-05 (42-93)
FT Made Nelson Joseph 105 99-00 (105-150) Individual Records - Game
FT Attempted Gary Bailey 152 00-01 Points
Robbie Seabrook 36 vs. Erskine 2/2/03
FT % (min. 50 att.) Robbie Seabrook .844 01-02 (103-122)
Offensive Rebounds Osvaldo Haynes 109 04-05 FG Made
Defensive Rebounds Osvaldo Haynes 180 04-05 Nelson Joseph 15 vs. Longwood 2/22/00
Total Rebounds Osvaldo Haynes 289 04-05
Rebound Average Osvaldo Haynes 11.1 04-05 FG Attempts
Assists Clay Huggins 131 01-02 Donielle Davis 24 vs. Mt. Olive 2/6/03
Assist Average Clay Huggins 4.7 01-02 Robbie Seabrook 24 vs. Pfeiffer 1/28/03
Steals Clay Huggins 69 98-99
Steals Average Clay Huggins 2.6 98-99 FG % (min. 10 att.)
Gary Bailey .909 (10-11) vs. Piedmont 2/10/98
Blocked Shots Osvaldo Haynes 53 03-04
Blocked Shot Avg. Osvaldo Haynes 2.3 03-04 3-Point FG Made
Minutes Clay Huggins 972 01-02 Robbie Seabrook 9 vs. Pfeiffer 3/1/03
Minutes Per Game Nelson Joseph 35.5 00-01 9 vs. St. Andrews 2/20/03
Personal Fouls Adam McClain 98 00-01
Fouled Out Adam McClain 9 99-00 3-Point FG Att.
Robbie Seabrook 17 vs. Wofford 12/4/99
Team Records - Season
3-Point FG % (min. 6 att.)
Games Played 28 01-02,02-03,03-04, 06-07
Donielle Davis .857 (6-7) vs.L-McRae
Points 2153 00-01 1/25/03, John LeSueur .857 (6-7) vs. L-McRae 2/10/05
FG Made 791 00-01
FG % .475 (727-1532) 99-00 FT Made
3-Point FG Made 286 02-03 Robbie Seabrook 13 vs. Limestone 1/21/02
3-Point FG % .367 (286-780) 02-03
FT Made 450 00-01 FT Attempts (min. 10 att.)
FT Attempted 666 00-01 Nelson Joseph 17 vs. Limestone 1/15/01
FT % .733 (393-536) 01-02
FT % (min. 10 att.)
Offensive Rebounds 365 00-01 Nelson Joseph 1.000 (11-11) vs. Barton 2/13/00
Defensive Rebounds 638 00-01
Total Rebounds 1120 00-01 Rebounds
Personal Fouls 585 06-07 Osvaldo Haynes 19 vs. Erskine 1/17/05
Assists 451 00-01
Blocked Shots 89 04-05 Offensive Rebounds
Steals 260 01-02 Adam McClain 10 vs. The Citadel 11/30/99

Defensive Rebounds
Team Records - Game Osvaldo Haynes 14 vs. Erskine 1/17/05
Points 101 vs. Emmanuel 11/21/00
Fewest Points Allowed 43 vs. Presbyterian 12/06/97 Assists
FG Made 42 vs. Emmanuel 11/21/00 Mickey Moses 12 vs. Winthrop 11/26/97
FG Attempts 85 vs. Queens (N.C.) 02/29/04 Nelson Joseph 12 vs. Pfeiffer 1/18/01
FG % .655 vs. Longwood (36-55) 02/22/00 Clay Huggins 12 vs. Emmanuel 11/21/00
Lowest FG % Allowed .239 vs. North Greenville 01/15/04
Steals
3-Point FG Made 17 vs. Pfeiffer 03/01/03
Clay Huggins 7 vs. Coker 1/26/99, vs. Longwood1/22/00
3-Point FG Attempts 39 vs. Lees-McRae 02/20/99
3-Point FG % (min. 8 att.) .667 (8-12) vs. Pfeiffer 01/08/98 Blocked Shots
Lowest 3-Point FG % Allowed .056 (1-18) vs. Mt. Olive 02/05/00 Osvaldo Haynes 9 vs. North Greenville 1/15/04
FT Made 33 vs. Auburn-Montgomery 03/03/99
FT Attempts 46 vs. Limestone 01/15/01
FT % (min. 12 att.) .938 (15-16) 02/21/02
Rebounds 60 vs. Limestone 01/15/01
Assists 34 vs. Emmanuel 11/21/00
Steals 18 vs. Lees-McRae 01/14/01
Blocked Shots 12 vs. North Greenville 01/15/04
Most Turnovers Caused 29 vs. Belmont Abbey 02/09/99
29 vs. Lees-McRae 01/14/02
Fewest Turnovers Made 5 vs. St. Andrews 01/20/03
2007-2008
Men’s JV Basketball
Schedule

2007-2008 Junior Varsity Men’s Basketball Schedule

Date Opponent Time Site

11-1 Southern Wesleyan 5:00pm Away
11-6 Montreat 7:00pm Away
11-16 Oxford College 7:00pm Home
11-20 Walters College 7:00pm Home
11-28 Southern Wesleyan 8:00pm Home
1-18 Limestone 7:00pm Away
1-25 Limestone 7:00pm Home

2007-08 Junior Varsity Numerical Roster

# Name POS Height Weight Class Hometown

3 A.J. Fakoornejad G 5’8 150 SO Greenville, SC
12 Ryan Reid G 5’10 160 FR Powder Springs, GA
15 Brad Kessler G 6’0 165 SO Rock Hill, SC
22 Walter Torres G 6’0 175 FR Walhalla, SC/Mexico
23 Chris Caldwell G 6’1 175 FR Laurens, SC
30 Hans Christensen G/F 6’3 185 SO Fort Mill, SC
31 Derrik Driver G 6’0 175 FR Belton, SC
32 Andrew Driver G 6’0 175 FR Belton, SC
34 Justin White F 6’0 185 SO Charleston, SC
40 Dishon Reddick F 6’2 185 FR St. Stephen, SC
41 Daniel Webber G/F 6’2 180 SO Anderson, SC
44 Daniel Herrin F/C 6’6 210 FR Fort Lauderdale, FL
50 Walter Sutherland F/C 6’4 230 JR Easley, SC

Head Coach: Jeff Brookman

Assistant Coach: William Monts