Clay Nunley brings a wealth of coaching and recruiting experience to
his position at the helm of the WildCat men’s basketball team,
in addition to a familiarity with winning.
Nunley’s coaching background includes stints at the United States Military Academy and Wright State University. Prior to arriving at Randolph, Nunley served as an assistant coach and recruiting coordinator at the U.S. Military Academy for five years, where he was also involved in on-court instruction, scouting, and practice planning. During his time at West Point, Army recorded its largest margin of victory over Navy in 35 years and began the 2006-07 season with a 9-2 record and the most successful start at the Academy in 30 years. The success also garnered the Black Knights votes in the AP Top 25.
During his four years at Wright State, Nunley was a part of back-to-back 18- and 17-win seasons. The highlights included a victory over #7-ranked and eventual national champion Michigan State during the 1999-2000 season and a road win over previously unbeaten and #18-ranked Butler in 2002.
Nunley has had the privilege of coaching eight All-Conference performers and seven players who have gone on to play professionally.
Nunley was a four-year letterwinner at Goucher College. During his time at the Baltimore, Maryland campus, the Gophers captured two Capital Athletic Conference Championships and made two trips to the NCAA Tournament. The 1996-97 team set the school record for victories in a season.Nunley graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a Bachelor of Arts in Communications.
Contact: 434-947-8487, e-mail
Matt Wolfgang joins the Randolph College men’s basketball staff for the 2010-11 season in what will be his first collegiate coaching experience. Wolfgang comes to Randolph after serving as the assistant varsity men’s basketball coach at Danville Community High School in Danville, IN for the last eight years. While there, he helped lead the Warriors to three sectional and one regional championship, including a 25-2 record in 2009-10, while also assisting in the 2010 Indiana North/South All-Star Game.
He has coached two Indiana Junior All-Stars and an Indiana Gatorade Player of the Year, and seven of his former players have gone on to compete in college. Wolfgang received his degree in Sports Management from the United States Sports Academy in Daphne, AL.
Contact: 434-947-8341, e-mail
Antwaun
Thompson enters his season season with the WildCats as assistant coach in 2010-11.
Thompson has coached at both the high school and AAU levels during his
coaching career.
His background includes time as an assistant at Meadowbrook High School in Richmond, VA. He also has coaching experience in the successful Richmond Metro AAU program.
