Three-time NCGA All-American and Academic All-American, Small College All-American, Longwood Athletic Hall of Fame, 19-year LPGA veteran. For Tina Barrett, the list of accolades and accomplishments goes on and on. Now, she leverages her experience to develop the next generation of golfers as the head men's and women's golf coach at Ottawa University in Surprise Arizona.

Lemish came to Longwood in 1982 to build the fundraising arm of the college. After Longwood, Lemish headed the advancement office and athletic department at James Madison University. He returned to Farmville in 1999 as the athletic director and helped the Lancers study the eventual move to Division I.

As a sophomore, Scooter and the Longwood men's golf team made Longwood history as the first team in any sport to qualify for the NCAA Division I post-season play. Scooter is now the Head Golf Professional at Champion Hills in Hendersonville North Carolina where he manages golf operations and teaches members.

Dennis Hale, Longwood '91, was one of the all-time pitching greats with a career record of 33-6 and an appearance in the 1991 NCAA DII College World Series. A true student-athlete, the physics major earned All-American and Academic All-American honors. Since 2004, he leads his team of hometown heroes as the chief of fire and EMS in Dinwiddie County.

Jenny Holm quickly learned the challenges as a college student-athlete as she was thrust into the #1 singles slot as a freshman. She grew with her young team and made Longwood tennis history as the first team to post three consecutive winning seasons. Now, a physical therapist in Norfolk, Dr. Holm specializes in treating musculoskeletal disorders and injuries.

Cal Luther guided the Longwood men's basketball team for nine season (1981-90), including three years with late NBA veteran Jerome Kersey. Listen to a former assistant coach and players reminisce about coaching and playing for Luther. The podcast features interviews with Mo Schoepfer, Kevin Ricks, Robert Pierce, Doug Poppe and Kevin Jefferson.

Ana Litton is the all-time leading scorer in Longwood Women's Basketball history at 1,615 points and a two-time Honorable Mention All-American. A self-proclaimed "gym rat," Ana took her passion to the sidelines as a college coach for 10 years. Now, Ana applies her humor and fun loving personality as an elementary school physical education teacher in Seattle Washington.

Cody Anderson was hired as the Longwood University (VA) men's basketball director of basketball operations right after graduating from the University of Georgia in May 2015. After only a year, he was promoted to assistant coach, one of the youngest in Division I basketball. Cody is back in Georgia as the head coach of the Habersham Central High School Raiders, his alma mater. Learn how Cody's investment in faith, family and community is paying dividends after just two seasons.

Melanie Lee had second thoughts after enrolling at Longwood in the the summer of 1983. She soon found a calling to social work and discovered her lifelong mentor Dr. Edna Allen Bledsoe Dean. On the basketball court, Melanie's game blossomed as she earned Honorable Mention All-American as a junior. After several of her "courageous conversations," Lee passed up basketball her senior year to complete an academic internship to finish her degree.

Mo Sumter came to Longwood University as a 17-year-old freshman in the fall of 2003 and was on the first team to play a full Division I schedule. Despite winning only 25 games in four years as a Lancer, Sumter finished fourth in career scoring and rebounds. Mo, who is an assistant at Christopher Newport University, shares lessons learned from his 10-year basketball coaching journey.