Royals Hall of Fame
Chuck Wittman was a member of the men’s basketball team at Queens from 1993-1997. He is a native of Charlotte and a graduate of Charlotte Catholic High School where his all-time leading scorer record still stands. In four seasons, he helped the Royals record an overall record of 78-35 as they posted winning records each year. Prior to joining the Carolinas-Virginia Athletic Conference (CVAC) in 1995, the Royals were competing as an independent. Once they joined the CVAC, they would began making their mark in the league from the start. Going 14-4 in league play in their first season with the conference, the Royals went on to win the CVAC Tournament. With that came their first NCAA appearance in program history. The next year, Queens posted a 16-4 CVAC record, and Wittman was named to both the CVAC All-Conference First and All-Tournament Teams. He was also named an all-American.
Wittman completed his career at Queens as the program’s all-time leading scorer with 1,462 points, which still ranks fifth in the record books. Additionally, he is fifth in free-throws made (345), sixth in three-point field goals made (151), and eighth in career field goals made (483). He graduated with a degree in business, and played professionally in Brazil.
Currently, Wittman is an actor/producer and cofounder of MCM Productions. He is also the owner of UnderdogfitLA.
