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At Messiah College – Lost 82-68
Junior forward Chris Hayn led the Greyhounds with 16 points and nine rebounds but it wasn’t enough as Moravian fell to Messiah College, 82-68, in MAC Commonwealth Conference action. The loss knocked Moravian out of the Middle Atlantic Conference playoff race and ended the squad’s 1999-2000 season. Junior guard David Jordan had 14 points and seven rebounds in the game while freshman guard Kevin Hall netted 11 points. Freshman forward Ken Greb scored eight points and also pulled down eight rebounds in the contest. Senior Jim O’Rourke had eight points in his final game while senior guard Rich Whalen added seven points.
Vs. Elizabethtown College – Won 76-68
Senior center Jim O’Rourke scored a team high 14 points and grabbed six rebounds to lead the Greyhounds to a 76-68 victory over Elizabethtown College in MAC Commonwealth Conference action. The win kept Moravian alive for a spot in the Middle Atlantic Conference playoffs. Junior guard/forward David Jordan added 12 points while freshman guard Kevin Hall and junior forward Chris Hayn each scored 11 points. Hayn also had six rebounds while senior guard Rich Whalen had nine points, five assists and seven steals. The contest was the final home game for Moravian’s four seniors, O’Rourke, Whalen, guard Justin Potts and guard Pete Bilinsky. Potts had five assists and two steals in the game while Bilinsky tied his career high with six points.
Vs. Lebanon Valley College – Won 81-79
Freshman guard Kevin Hall scored a career high 18 points to lead the Greyhounds in a 81-79 victory over Lebanon Valley in MAC Commonwealth Conference action and keep Moravian in the hunt for a Middle Atlantic Conference playoff spot. Hall also pulled down a career best four rebounds while senior center Jim O’Rourke had a double-double with 17 points and a team high 11 rebounds. Junior forward Chris Hayn scored 16 points while senior guard Rich Whalen had nine points, seven steals and five assists. Senior guard Justin Potts also had five assists in the win while junior guard/forward David Jordan had eight points and six rebounds. Freshman forward Ken Greb tied a career high with eight rebounds and he scored seven points.
At Albright College – Lost 87-76
The Greyhounds fell behind 13-0 in the first seven minutes of the game before scoring and the closest the squad would get would be five points in a 87-76 loss to Albright College in MAC Commonwealth Conference action. Junior guard/foward David Jordan scored a career high 27 points including 25 points in the second half. Sophomore guard Doug Spadt added 13 points while junior forward Chris Hayn and senior center Jim O'Rourke each scored 11 points. O'Rourke had five rebounds and Jordan added four boards as Moravian was out-rebounded 39-21 in the game.
Vs. Delaware Valley College – Lost 69-64
The Greyhounds fell behind 11-0 in the first five minutes of the game before scoring and the closest the squad would get would be five points in a 69-64 loss to Delaware Valley College in Middle Atlantic Conference non-league action. Junior guard/forward David Jordan scored a team high 16 points in the loss. Junior forward Chris Hayn contributed 12 points while senior center Jim O’Rourke had 11 points. O’Rourke was one of three Greyhounds to pull down six rebounds in the game. Senior guard Rich Whalen had six boards to go along with five assists and five steals while sophomore guard Doug Spadt also grabbed six rebounds and scored seven points. Freshman forward Ken Greb returned to the Moravian lineup in the game after missing five games with an ankle injury. Greb had eight points and two rebounds in 18 minutes.
At Wilkes University – Lost 79-66
Junior forward Chris Hayn again led Moravian in scoring with 19 points in a 79-66 loss to Wilkes University in Middle Atlantic Conference non-league action. Hayn also had six rebounds. Junior guard/forward David Jordan was the only other Greyhound to score in double figures in the game, netting 18 points to go along with a team high eight rebounds. Senior center Jim O’Rourke added seven points and six rebounds while freshman guard Kevin Hall added seven points.
At Susquehanna University – Won 80-77 (overtime)
Junior forward Chris Hayn scored a career best 25 points and was 10-of-10 from the foul line to lead the Greyhounds to a come-from-behind 80-77 overtime victory at Susquehanna University in MAC Commonwealth Conference action. Hayn also had a team high seven rebounds in the game. Senior center Jim O’Rourke also scored a career high 18 points and added six rebounds while junior guard/forward David Jordan had 12 points. Sophomore guard Doug Spadt added 15 points off the bench and senior guard Justin Potts grabbed a career best six rebounds in his second start of the season. Moravian won the game at the foul line with a 24-of-27 performance.
At Juniata College – Won 57-55
Junior forward Chris Hayn led the Greyhounds with 13 points and seven rebounds in a 57-55 victory over Juniata College in MAC Commonwealth Conference action. Moravian led 55-45 with 4:30 to play and held off a pair of three-point attempts by the Eagles in the final 15 seconds. Junior guard/forward David Jordan tossed in 11 points while senior guard Rich Whalen had ten points and three steals. Sophomore guard Doug Spadt contributed nine points and four rebounds while senior center Jim O’Rourke had seven points, three assists and two steals. The victory was the 260th of head coach Jim Walker’s career at Moravian and his 275th victory overall.
Vs. Widener University – Lost 75-62
Junior guard David Jordan scored 24 points, two points shy of his career high, but the Greyhounds fell to Widener University, 75-62 in MAC Commonwealth Conference action. Junior forward Chris Hayn added 17 points and six rebounds while senior center Jim O’Rourke added a double-double with 11 rebounds and 10 points. Sophomore guard Doug Spadt had nine points and five rebounds while senior guard Rich Whalen has seven assists and five steals.
At Drew University – Lost 70-63
Senior guard Rich Whalen netted a career high 24 points but it wasn’t enough as the Greyhounds fell to Drew University, 70-63, in Middle Atlantic Conference action. Junior guard David Jordan added 17 points and team high seven rebounds and four steals. Junior forward Chris Hayn had seven points while sophomore guard Doug Spadt added six rebounds.
Vs. Messiah College – Won 72-62
Junior forward Chris Hayn netted a career high 18 points and added five rebounds to lead the Greyhounds to a 72-62 victory over Messiah College in MAC Commonwealth Conference action. Junior guard David Jordan and sophomore guard Doug Spadt each had 12 points and three rebounds in the win. Jordan had four assists while senior guard Justin Potts also had four assists. Senior point guard Rich Whalen nearly had a triple-double in the game with a career high nine rebounds, eight points and eight assists to go along with four steals. Senior center Jim O’Rourke had nine points and four rebounds while freshman forward Ken Greb had eight points and six boards.
At Elizabethtown College – Lost 81-71
Junior guard David Jordan netted 21 points and had a team seven rebounds but it wasn’t enough as the Greyhounds fell to Elizabethtown College, 81-71 in MAC Commonwealth Conference action. Moravian trailed 40-28 at halftime but cut the Blue Jays lead to 42-40 early in the second half before Elizabethtown pulled away. Senior guard Rich Whalen tallied 16 points with four steals while junior forward Chris Hayn added 15 points and four rebounds.
At Lebanon Valley College – Lost 74-61
Senior center Jim O’Rourke scored 14 points and grabbed three rebounds but it wasn’t enough as the Greyhounds fell to Lebanon Valley College, 74-61, in MAC Commonwealth Conference action. Junior forward Chris Hayn added 11 points while junior guard/forward David Jordan and senior guard Rich Whalen each had seven points in the game. Moravian was out rebounded 42-25 in the game.
Vs. Albright College – Lost 71-61
The Greyhounds let a 14-point halftime lead slip away in their first MAC Commonwealth game of 2000 in a 71-61 loss to Albright College. Moravian led 44-30 at halftime but was limited to just 17 points in the second half with six of those points coming on three-pointers in the final 15 seconds. Junior guard David Jordan led the Greyhounds with 15 points while freshman guard Kevin Hall netted a career high 13 points. Senior guard Rich Whalen had 10 points while senior center Jim O’Rourke led Moravian with
Vs. Gettysburg College in 22nd Annual Greyhound Nike Classic – Lost 75-60
The Greyhounds had their nine-game winning streak in the Greyhound Classic snapped with a 75-60 loss to Gettysburg College in the championship game of the 22nd Annual Greyhound Nike Classic. The Greyhounds were trying for their fifth straight title. Junior forward Chris Hayn and senior guard Rich Whalen were the only two Moravian players to score in double figures in the championship contest with Hayn netting a career best 14 points and contributing five rebounds while Whalen added ten points and a career high nine rebounds. The pair was named to the All-Tournament Team. Junior guard/forward David Jordan and senior center Jim O’Rourke each had nine points in the game while sophomore guard Doug Spadt had eight points. Jordan added a team high five assists in the game.
Vs. Swarthmore College in 22nd Annual Greyhound Nike Classic – Won 71-54
In the first game of the 22nd Annual Greyhound Nike Classic, Moravian defeated Swarthmore College, 71-54, to advance to the championship game of the tournament for the fifth straight year. Junior guard David Jordan led the ‘Hounds with 14 points. Freshman guard Kevin Hall scored a career high 12 points in just nine minutes of action in the game. Freshman forward Ken Greb and senior center Jim O’Rourke each also had 12 points in the game. Greb led Moravian with six rebounds while junior forward Chris Hayn had five rebounds and eight points. Senior guard Rich Whalen had just two points in the win but added three assists, four steals and a tournament record seven steals.
Vs. Muhlenberg College – Won 90-59
Sophomore guard Doug Spadt and senior center Jim O’Rourke each set new career highs in points in the impressive victory over Muhlenberg, 90-59, to end the first part of the season. Spadt netted 17 points and connected on seven of nine field goal attempts. The only two shots Spadt missed were three-pointers. As a team in the game, the Greyhounds posted a perfect night from the foul line with 15 made free throws in 15 attempts. O’Rourke posted 16 points for the Greyhounds and had a team high five rebounds. All five starters scored in double figures for Moravian while the six reserves that scored all had four points in the game. Senior guard Rich Whalen netted 12 points and added five assists while junior guard/forward David Jordan had 11 points. Junior forward Chris Hayn tied O’Rourke with five rebounds and also scored ten points. Freshman forward Ken Greb had four points in the game as did sophomore guard Bruce DeLauder, freshman guard Kevin Hall, senior guard Pete Bilinsky, senior guard Justin Potts and sophomore forward Mike Frew.
Vs. Susquehanna University – Lost 71-52
Senior center Jim O’Rourke tied his career high with 14 points but Moravian lost to Susquehanna University, 71-52, in MAC Commonwealth Conference action. Freshman forward Ken Greb added 12 points and led the Greyhounds with five rebounds in the game. Junior guard/forward David Jordan added eight points and four steals while sophomore guard Doug Spadt netted seven points.
Vs. University of Scranton – Won 70-68
Moravian junior guard forward David Jordan sank two free throws with eight seconds left on the clock and sophomore guard Doug Spadt blocked a shot by Scanton's Pat Donohue with one second remaining to lift the Greyhounds to a 70-68 victory over the Royals in Middle Atlantic Conference action Monday. Moravian, which had five players in double figures and a sixth with nine points, let a 21-point lead slip away in the second half. The Greyhounds were up 49-28 at the 14:58 mark of the second half after a 38-22 halftime advantage only to see Scranton tie the game at 64-64 with 3:27 remaining. Senior center Jim O'Rourke led Moravian with 14 points and eight rebounds. Senior guard Rich Whalen nearly had a quadruple-double with 13 points, 10 assists, seven rebounds and seven steals. Spadt had 13 points and seven rebounds in the game while Jordan added 11 points. Freshman forward Ken Greb netted 10 points and added seven rebounds while junior forward Chris Hayn had nine points and seven boards.
Vs. Juniata College – Won 69-48
Sophomore guard Doug Spadt scored 13 points and senior center Jim O’Rourke had 11 points and six rebounds to lead the Greyhounds to 69-48 victory over Juniata College in the tam’s first home game of the season. Senior guard Rich Whalen and junior guard/forward David Jordan each had nine points in the game. Whalen added five steals and three assists while freshman Ken Greb had six rebounds.
At Widener University – Lost 60-47
Senior guard Rich Whalen and junior guard/forward David Jordan each scored 11 points but it wasn’t enough as the Greyhounds fell to Widener University, 60-47, in the first MAC Commonwealth Conference game of the season for both schools. The Pioneers limited Moravian to just six points in the first 16 minutes of the game and held a 29-18 lead at the half. Senior center Jim O’Rourke pulled down a career high 12 rebounds in the loss for the ‘Hounds.
At Allentown College – Lost 76-66
The ‘Hounds suffered a 76-66 loss to Allentown College. Freshman forward Ken Greb (led Moravian with 15 points and seven rebounds. Junior guard/forward David Jordan scored 13 points while senior guard Rich Whalen and sophomore Doug Spadt each scored 12 points in the loss. Whalen added four assists while Spadt had four rebounds as did senior center Jim O’Rourke. O’Rourke scored six points before fouling out of the contest. Freshman Kevin Hall added four points and two rebounds off the bench for Moravian.
At Muhlenberg College at Scotty Wood Tournament – Lost 78-73
The Greyhounds fell in the championship game of the Scotty Wood Tournament to the host Mules 78-73. Moravian tied the game at 33-33 just before halftime on a jumper by junior guard/forward David Jordan. However, the Greyhounds were outscored 45-40 in the second half. Jordan, who was named to the All-Tournament Team, scored a career high 26 points to led Moravian, which again had four players in double-figures. Jordan connected on five three-pointers in the game to tie the Scotty Wood Tournament record of nine three pointers in the two games. He also led Moravian with seven rebounds in the contest. Freshman forward Ken Greb and sophomore guard Doug Spadt each had 11 points against Muhlenberg with Spadt adding four rebounds and Greb had three boards. Spadt was also named to the All-Tournament Team for Moravian. Senior guard Rich Whalen hit double figures in the game with ten points and a team leading five assists while junior forward Chris Hayn had six points and five rebounds.
Vs. University of Dallas (TX) at Scotty Wood Tournament – Won 83-62
The Greyhounds began the 1999-2000 season with an 83-62 victory over the University of Dallas, Texas in the first round of the Scotty Wood Tournament. Moravian used a balanced scoring attack in the win. Sophomore guard Doug Spadt led a quartet of players in double-figures with 16 points. Spadt had four three-pointers, three assists, five rebounds, two steals and a blocked shot in the game. Junior guard David Jordan added 15 points, three rebounds and three steals in the game. Jordan also connected on four three pointers in the contest. Junior forward Chris Hayn had 12 points, tying his career high set at the Scotty Wood Tournament two years ago, and a pair of three-pointers while senior center Jim O’Rourke had ten points and two blocked shots. Senior guard Rich Whalen added nine points in the victory over the University of Dallas and had a team high four assists. Senior guard Justin Potts had eight points. Freshman forward Ken Greb had a team high seven rebounds to go along with five points in his first collegiate game. Moravian had an outstanding night as a team from the floor, connecting on 52.7 percent of its field goals and 52.2 percent of its three pointers.
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