Senior (2005-06):
Jeff Hall capped off a remarkable Eagle career as the teamleader in points per game (19.3), three-point field goal percentage(35.9%), and three-pointers made (52). He also averaged 4.5rebounds and 1.6 assists per game. His last game'sperformance moved him up to ninth on the all-time Eagle scoringlist with 984 points, two ahead of Robert Spivey. Hallfinished second all-time in career three-pointers made (182) andthree-point field goal percentage (41.6%), and sixth in free-throwpercentage (79.7%). The senior finished his career with aschool-record streak of 50 consecutive games with a three-pointer -a streak that stretched back to Jan. 25, 2004. His seventhree-pointers against Sewanee on Dec. 6, 2005 were the second-mostmade in a single game in school history. Hall scored acareer-high 30 points against Maryville (TN) on Nov. 18, 2005, andrecorded a double-double against Oglethorpe on Dec. 8, 2005 on 12points and 10 rebounds.
Junior (2004-05):
In his first season as a full time starter, junior guard/forwardJeff Hall received all-conference second team honors. Hall finishedthe regular season ranked seventh and 13th in the nation in NCAADivision III for three-point field goal percentage and three-pointfield goals made, respectively. In conference games, Hall finishedfirst in three-point field goals made, fourth in three-point fieldgoal percentage and seventh in scoring. On the team, Hall was votedmost improved player. From last season, Hall almost tripled hispoints total and improved in rebounds, assists, steals, gamesplayed and started, field goal percentage, and three-point fieldgoal percentage. He finished first in three-point field goals madeand second in scoring, rebounds and assists on the team. Hall hadthe second-most points by a junior in a single season andfifth-most points by any player in a single season. Hall, for theseason, set a school record for most three-point field goals madeby an Eagle and had the fifth-best scoring average and fifth-bestthree-point field goal percentage ever by an Eagle. Hall set hiscareer-high in points, 26, in a game against DePauw (Ind.) onDecember 29, 2004. Hall goes into his senior season ranked first inschool history for career three-point field goal percentage, fifthin career three-point field goals made, sixth in career free throwpercentage and 15th in career scoring average.
Sophomore (2003-04):
In his second season, guard/forward Jeff Hall, in conferenceplay, ranked fourth in three-point field goal percentage and 11thin three-point field goals made. On the team Hall ranked third inassists and fifth in points and rebounds. In three games thisseason, two of them wins, Hall recorded a career-high 15 points. Ina win over Washington (MO), defending conference champion, Hallrecorded a career high five assists, a feat he achieved twice thisseason. Hall had personal season highs in points, rebounds,assists, field goal percentage, three-point percentage and freethrow percentage. Hall started 16 out of 20 games this season forthe Eagles, missing the first three because of a pre-season injury
Freshman (2002-03):
Hall led all freshmen in minutes, points, rebounds, assists,steals, and three-point percentage. He made his first career start,one of two this season, against Chicago, recording three points,three rebounds, and an assist. In a December 4 game againstOglethorpe Univeristy (Ga.), he recorded season highs of 15 pointsand six rebounds.
Career Highs:
| Points | 30 | vs. Maryville College (TN), Nov. 18, 2005 |
| Rebounds | 12 | Washington University (MO), Feb. 11, 2005 |
| Assists | 6 | LaGrange College, Jan. 5, 2005 |
| Steals | 4 | LaGrange College, Dec. 3, 2005 |
