Cumulative Statistics
25 of 27 box scores retrieved
stat-gap was executed on this season

Player GP FG 3PT FTM-A FT% PTS
Matt Belton 27 68 0 49-81 60.5% 193
Marty Chandler 27 106 41 67-106 63.2% 337
Brian Fitzgerald 27 14 2 5-16 31.2% 36
Shad Gilley 18 10 0 3-7 42.9% 22
Mike Kelley 27 146 0 76-141 53.9% 374
Tommy Middleton 27 116 21 45-70 64.3% 309
Jon Phillips 27 67 8 41-57 71.9% 197
Ryan Spear 27 18 1 10-13 76.9% 49
Travis Stickle 27 114 21 32-63 50.8% 315
Hance Thurston 22 8 1 3-19 15.8% 20
Mark Whorley 21 11 3 2-8 25.0% 28
Steve Witt 16 6 0 5-21 23.8% 18
Totals: — 633 90 314-558 56.3% 1756

Per Game Averages

Player GP AVG FT%
Matt Belton 27 7.1 60.5%
Marty Chandler 27 12.5 63.2%
Brian Fitzgerald 27 1.3 31.2%
Shad Gilley 18 1.2 42.9%
Mike Kelley 27 13.9 53.9%
Tommy Middleton 27 11.4 64.3%
Jon Phillips 27 7.3 71.9%
Ryan Spear 27 1.8 76.9%
Travis Stickle 27 11.7 50.8%
Hance Thurston 22 0.9 15.8%
Mark Whorley 21 1.3 25.0%
Steve Witt 16 1.1 23.8%
Totals: — — 56.3%
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What is stat-gap?

Some seasons in this archive are missing newspaper coverage for one or more games — either the game was never covered in print, or the surviving clipping reports only the final score with no individual player statistics.

stat-gap is a labeled statistical estimate, applied only when requested by the site admin and only once a season has enough real, documented games to make the sample meaningful. For each player with real per-game stats on file, it takes that player's own established per-game averages — computed strictly from their real, documented games — and projects those same averages onto the season's missing games, one game's worth of estimated production per missing game.

Totals and averages here may therefore include stat-gap's projected production layered on top of real, documented numbers. stat-gap never invents an individual game — only a season-total projection, clearly marked wherever it's been applied.

A player's totals may be manually adjusted based on records existing outside of newspaper research.