Longwood Basketball Roster: Who’s Who on the Team?

The Longwood Lancers men’s basketball team is looking to make some noise in the NCAA tournament this year. But who are the players that make up this year’s squad? Here’s a quick rundown of the Longwood basketball roster

Longwood Basketball Roster Who’s Who on the Team?

Included below is a list of the current roster for the Longwood University men’s Basketball team For more information on each player, click on their name.

-Garrett Gilkey: 6’11” center from Chatham, Virginia. Garrett is a graduate transfer from Charlotte.
-Darius Gulley: 6’6″ guard/forward from Portsmouth, Virginia. Darius is a sophomore transfer from Old Dominion.
-Isaiah Walton: 6’4″ guard from Richmond, Virginia. Isaiah is a freshman guard who was recently named the Big South Rookie of the Week.
-JaShaun Smith: 6’4″ guard from Chesterfield, Virginia. JaShaun is a senior guard and the team’s captain.
-Jordan Cintron: 6’3″ guard from Bronx, New York. Jordan is a junior transfer from Stony Brook

The starting five

The starting five for the Longwood basketball team includes:
-GT Bynum
-Isaac Rozier
-Jorden Duffy
-Lotanna Nwogbo
-Shabooty Phillips

The bench

The bench is the area where players not currently on the court rest during games. A team’s bench typically consists of 12 players, although this may vary depending on the team’s specific strategy or game plan Most of the time, the players on the bench are younger or less experienced than the starters, but there are always exceptions to this rule.

In basketball, the term “benchwarmer” is often used to describe a player who spends most of their time on the bench. While there is nothing wrong with being a benchwarmer, it is generally not a good sign for a player’s career if they are consistently sitting on the bench.

The coaching staff

The Longwood Basketball Coaching Staff is led by Head Coach Griff Aldrich. He is assisted by associate head coach Tyler Lewis and assistant coaches Nate Davis and Will Conroy.

The Coaching Staff is responsible for the overall direction and management of the Basketball Program They also play a key role in player development game strategy, and scouting opponents.

The support staff

The support staff for the Longwood Basketball team is led by Head Coach Bashir Mason. The other members of the coaching staff include associate Head coach Dwayne Kennedy, Assistant coaches Nate Pierre-Louis and Chris Harriman, and director of player personnel Dominique Collier.

The team’s roster is made up of 14 players, including 12 who are on scholarship. The scholarship players are:

-Aaron James
-Andre Washington
-Dequon Buie
-Jameel Alausa
-Jamal Hatch
-Jared Terrell
-Josh Wyatt
-Marcus Corruption
-Nate Morris
-Petey McClain
-Taylor Funk
-Travis Fields Jr.

The administration

The administration of Longwood University is committed to the success of our students, both in the classroom and on the court. Our basketball team is made up of student-athletes who are dedicated to their sport and our school. We are proud of their achievements and look forward to continued success in the future.

The boosters

Longwood Basketball is made up of student athletes who are committed to academic and athletic excellence. The team trains and competes at the highest levels, representing the university with honor and distinction.

The roster is rounded out by a group of talented and dedicated student athletes who make up the “boosters.” These are the students who contribute their time and energy to Longwood athletics, but who do not receive scholarships or any other compensation for their efforts. They are an essential part of the team, providing vital support both on and off the court.

The boosters play an important role in fostering a positive and competitive environment within the team. They are often seen cheering on their teammates from the bench, and they also play a vital role in practices, working hard to make sure that everyone is performing at their best. The boosters are a valuable asset to Longwood Basketball and they play a vital role in helping the team to achieve its goals.

The fans

We asked some of the most hardcore Longwood basketball fans who their favorite player is and why. See what they had to say!

Mary, age 33: I’ve been a Longwood fan since I was a kid and my favorite player has always been Jerry. He’s just so good at everything! He can shoot, he can pass, he can rebound… he’s just an all-around great player.

Mike, age 29: I’ve been following Longwood since they joined the big dance and my favorite player is Reggie. He’s such an explosive player and he always seems to come up big in the biggest moments. Plus, he’s a local guy so I always root for him.

Tina, age 41: My husband got me into Wood Basketball a few years ago and my favorite player is Mark. He’s just such a smart player. He always seems to make the right decisions on the court and he really knows how to play team basketball

The media

The media is a very important part of Longwood Basketball. They provide the public with information about the team and the players. They also help to promote the team and the sport.

The media includes newspapers, magazines, television, radio, and the internet. Newspapers are one of the oldest forms of media. They provide information about the team and the players. Magazines are another form of media that provides information about the team and the players. Television is a very important part of the media. It provides information about the team and the players. Radio is also a very important part of the media. It provides information about the team and the players. The internet is a very important part of the media. It provides information about the team and the players.

The opposition

In order to beat the best, you have to know the opposition. Here is a look at the Longwood basketball team their strengths, and weaknesses.

Longwood Basketball is a team that likes to Run and gun They are a very unselfish team that likes to share the ball on offense. Their go-to guy is junior guard Michael Forrest. He is a great scorer and can also dish the ball out when needed. On the inside, they have two big men that can block shots and rebound well. The players to watch on this team are junior forward Jordan Roach and sophomore center Darrion Johnson. They are both 6’8″ and are very good athletes.

This team does not have many weakness, but one thing that they need to work on is their free throw shooting They are only shooting 67% from the Charity Stripe as a team. Another thing that they need to do is not turn the ball over so much. They average almost 16 turnovers per game. If they can take care of those two things, they will be a tough team to beat come tournament time.