#15 - Cory Byrd [ID #201685] C |
Home Town: Perry Hall, Maryland 
High School: North Perry Hall High School C |
| Hall Of Famer Years: 2041 - 2046 Height: 7' ½" Skill Index: 155 |
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| Games 174, 16.0 ppg, 64.1% fgp, 8.9 rpg, 1.6 bpg, 28.5 mpg |
| Notes: A 4x All Conference selection and Freshman of the Year award winner, Cory Byrd helped elevate Hopkins out of LL5 and into DI. He used his exceptional physical gifts to dominate at both ends of the floor, and was instrumental in the Blue Jays retaining their position in III.3 following their promotion. He raised the bar for centers in Baltimore and will always be fondly remembered by fans of Johns Hopkins hoops. |
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#23 - Walter Locke [ID #180385] C |
| Home Town: Severn, Maryland
High School: Central Severn High School C |
| Hall Of Famer Years: 2038 - 2040 Height: 7' ½" Skill Index: 176 |
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| Games 78, 18.1 ppg, 69.3% fgp, 9.8 rpg, 1.1 spg, 1.2 bpg, 25.4 mpg |
| Notes: Walter Locke’s story is everything that’s great about college basketball. After failing to land at a four year college on scholarship he paid his dues at the JuCo level. His combination of skill and immense physical talent quickly established him as a highly touted recruit in the Mid Atlantic. Spurning opportunities to play elsewhere he committed to staying in his home state with Johns Hopkins where he dominated competition at the Division 3 and 2 levels. Locke played a central role in Hopkins promotion bid in 2039, and it was only a spate of injuries that derailed a second consecutive promotion in 2040. And while Hopkins tournament performances left much to be desired, his teams have the distinction of being the first to ever earn back to back NT berths. After giving everything he had to the college game, Locke enjoyed the distinction of being drafted In the 2nd round by the Dallas Mavericks, with whom he hopes to write the next chapter of his basketball story. |
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#34 - Ryan Mosley [ID #202423] SF |
| Home Town: Chestertown, Maryland
High School: Chestertown High School SF SG |
| Hall Of Famer Years: 2041 - 2045 Height: 6' 5½" Skill Index: 180 |
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| Games 172, 15.6 ppg, 2.8 3pg, 38.2% 3pp, 79.6% ftp, 2.1 apg, 1.8 spg, 30.4 mpg |
| Notes: A late bloomer who guided the program to unprecedented heights. His leadership of the 2044 team resulted in Hopkins’ first ever promotion to Division I and an appearance in the Sweet Sixteen. As a senior he took the team to greater heights, orchestrating a dominate conference seasons that saw Hopkins take home 1st place before falling just short in the round of 32 to an excellent Trinity team. |
