Posted: Jul 06, 2009
SALEM, Va. --- Senior forward Curtis Peery was named Second-Team All-South Region by D3Hoops.com announced today. This is the first Maroon to garner this honor since Robby Pridgen in 2003 and is the eight player in the Div. III-era at Roanoke to receive this honor.
Peery, a local product out of Salem High School, was named All-ODAC for the third-straight season with a first-team honor last month. He led the team in scoring (18.4 ppg), rebounding (6.5 rpg) and free-throw percentage (84.2%). He was named ODAC Player of the Week on three occasions and was named MVP of the V-Foundation Classic and the CNU Invitational. Peery was named All-Tournament team in the W&L Classic and the Domino's New Year's Classic.
The senior forward is second in blocked shots (13) and has 10 20-point games this season. Peery has scored in double-figures in all but one game this year and has produced seven double-doubles performances. His 1,349 career points puts him 12th on the all-time scoring list at Roanoke. He is currently sixth all-time since the NCAA Div. III-era (1979-pres.). His 304 career free-throws made is 10th all-time at Roanoke.
The Maroons finished the season with a 19-7 overall mark, the best since the 2000-01 season. The men also won 11 ODAC games for the third-straight year and earned a #3 seed in the ODAC Tournament.
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Player of the Year: Tyler Sanborn, C, Guilford
Coach of the Year: Tom Palombo, Guilford
Rookie of the Year: Keenan Hardy, F, Rust
Coach of the Year: Tom Palombo, Guilford
Rookie of the Year: Keenan Hardy, F, Rust
First team
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Pos.
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Player
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School
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Yr.
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Hometown
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G
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Mike Moore
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DePauw
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Sr.
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Elkhart, Ind.
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G
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Clay Henson
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Guilford
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Jr.
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Glen Alpine, N.C.
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F
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Jeremy Pittman
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Huntingdon
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Sr.
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Hahira, Ga.
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F
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Todd Ward
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Oglethorpe
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So.
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Venice, Fla.
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C
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Tyler Sanborn
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Guilford
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Jr.
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Mount Airy, N.C.
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Second team
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Pos.
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Player
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School
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Yr.
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Hometown
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G
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Mike Moore
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DePauw
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Sr.
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Elkhart, Ind.
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G
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Clay Henson
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Guilford
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Jr.
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Glen Alpine, N.C.
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F
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Bryan Johnson
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Mississippi College
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Sr.
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Jackson, Miss.
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F
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Derek Mitchell
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Ferrum
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So.
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Newport News, Va.
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F
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Curtis Peery
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Roanoke
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Sr.
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Salem, Va.
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Third team
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Pos.
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Player
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School
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Yr.
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Hometown
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G
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Jonathan Walker
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McMurry
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Sr.
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Dallas, Texas
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G
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Jonathan Rumley
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Averett
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Sr.
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Winston-Salem, N.C.
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F
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Danny Noll
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Centre
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Jr.
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Ft. Mitchell, Ky.
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F
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Josh Johnson
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Louisiana College
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Sr.
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Ruston, La.
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F
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Tilmon Gaddy
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Mary Hardin-Baylor
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Sr.
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Harker Heights, Texas
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