Big South Conference Men's Basketball Tournament - History

History

Year Champion Score Runner-up MVP Location
1986 Charleston Southern 68–60 Augusta Ben Hinson, Charleston Southern Savannah Civic Center • Savannah, GA
1987 Charleston Southern 64–63 Campbell Ben Hinson, Charleston Southern Savannah Civic Center • Savannah, GA
1988 Winthrop 71–56 Radford John Weiss, Winthrop Winthrop Coliseum • Rock Hill, SC
1989 UNC Asheville 93–78 Campbell Milton Moore, UNC Asheville Winthrop Coliseum • Rock Hill, SC
1990 Coastal Carolina 76–73 UNC Asheville Milton Moore, UNC Asheville Winthrop Coliseum • Rock Hill, SC
1991 Coastal Carolina 89–54 Augusta Tony Dunkin, Coastal Carolina Civic Center of Anderson • Anderson, SC
1992 Campbell 67–53 Charleston Southern Mark Mocnik, Campbell Civic Center of Anderson • Anderson, SC
1993 Coastal Carolina 78–65 Winthrop Tony Dunkin, Coastal Carolina North Charleston Coliseum • North Charleston, SC
1994 Liberty 76–62 Campbell Peter Aluma, Liberty North Charleston Coliseum • North Charleston, SC
1995 Charleston Southern 68–67 UNC Greensboro Eric Burks, Charleston Southern Vines Center • Lynchburg, VA
1996 UNC Greensboro 79–53 Liberty Scott Hartzell, UNC Greensboro Vines Center • Lynchburg, VA
1997 Charleston Southern 64–54 Liberty Peter Aluma, Liberty Vines Center • Lynchburg, VA
1998 Radford 63–61 UNC Asheville Kevin Robinson, Radford Vines Center • Lynchburg, VA
1999 Winthrop 86–74 Radford Heson Groves, Winthrop Asheville Civic Center • Asheville, NC
2000 Winthrop 81–68 UNC Asheville Greg Lewis, Winthrop Asheville Civic Center • Asheville, NC
2001 Winthrop 67–65 Radford Andrey Savtchenko, Radford Roanoke Civic Center • Roanoke, VA
2002 Winthrop 70–48 High Point Greg Lewis, Winthrop Roanoke Civic Center • Roanoke, VA
2003 UNC Asheville 85–71 Radford Andre Smith, UNC Asheville Vines Center • Lynchburg, VA
2004 Liberty 89–44 High Point Danny Gathings, High Point Vines Center • Lynchburg, VA
2005 Winthrop 68–46 Charleston Southern Torrell Martin, Winthrop Winthrop Coliseum • Rock Hill, SC
2006 Winthrop 51–50 Coastal Carolina Torrell Martin, Winthrop Winthrop Coliseum • Rock Hill, SC
2007 Winthrop 84–81 VMI Craig Bradshaw, Winthrop Winthrop Coliseum • Rock Hill, SC
2008 Winthrop 66–48 UNC Asheville Michael Jenkins, Winthrop Justice Center • Asheville, NC
2009 Radford 108–94 VMI Artsiom Parakhouski, Radford Dedmon Center • Radford, VA
2010 Winthrop 64–53 Coastal Carolina Mantoris Robinson, Winthrop Kimbel Arena • Conway, SC
2011 UNC Asheville 60–47 Coastal Carolina Matt Dickey, UNC Asheville Kimbel Arena • Conway, SC
2012 UNC Asheville 80–64 VMI J. P. Primm, UNC Asheville Kimmel Arena • Asheville, NC
2013 Liberty 87–76 Charleston Southern Davon Marshall, Liberty HTC Center • Conway, SC

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