DOCSLIB.ORG

Lumberjacks Basketball 2017-18 Game Notes

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

LUMBERJACKS BASKETBALL 2017-18 GAME NOTES 2017-18 SCHEDULE NORTHERN ARIZONA LUMBERJACKS (4-21, 1-11 BIG SKY) November 10 at #3/5 Arizona (Pac-12 Networks) L, 67-101 GAME #26 13 Embry-Riddle (FS-AZ) L, 70-82 17 at Arizona State (Pac-12 Networks) L, 62-97 at Northern Colorado (16-10, 7-6 Big Sky) 20 at Kansas State L, 58-80 DATE: Thursday, February 15, 2018 23 vs. Hampton! L, 71-77 TIPOFF: 7 p.m. (MST) 24 vs. UC Irvine! L, 66-76 SITE: Greeley, Colo. (Bank of Colorado Arena - 2,992) 30 at Santa Clara L, 57-89 SERIES: NAU trails 16-11 December TV: None 2 at Bakersfi eld (ESPN3) W, 60-52 RADIO: Lumberjack Radio Network 6 San Diego Chris an (FS-AZ Plus) W, 79-70 WEB AUDIO: NAUathle cs.com/listen 9 at San Diego (FS-AZ Plus) L, 51-79 WEB STREAM: PlutoTV (Channel 241) 14 South Dakota (NAU-TV) L, 77-90 LIVE STATS: NAUAthle cs.com 18 at South Florida L, 56-70 20 at Jacksonville (ESPN3) W, 83-72 28 Montana* (NAU-TV) L, 69-87 2017-18 LUMBERJACK RADIO NETWORK 30 Montana State* (CW6) L, 73-76 (OT) Flagstaff : 93.5 FM & AM 930 KAFF Country Legends Presco : 97.9 FM The Eagle January Phoenix: Money Radio 1510 AM & 105.3 FM 4 at Weber State* L, 55-95 Window Rock: KHAC 880 AM 6 at Idaho State* L, 60-64 13 at Southern Utah* (Eleven Sports) L, 75-81 18 Eastern Washington* (NAU-TV) L, 76-81 GAME #27 20 Idaho* (CW6) L, 80-84 at North Dakota (8-17, 3-10 Big Sky)* 25 at Montana State* W, 75-73 27 at Montana* L, 64-82 DATE: Saturday, February 17, 2018 TIPOFF: 3 p.m. (MST) February SITE: Grand Forks, N.D. (Be y Engelstad Sioux Center - 3,300) 1 Idaho State* (NAU-TV) L, 61-63 SERIES: NAU leads 5-4 3 Weber State* (CW6) L, 55-87 TV: None 10 Southern Utah* (CW6) L, 54-63 RADIO: Lumberjack Radio Network 15 at Northern Colorado* 7 p.m. WEB AUDIO: NAUathle cs.com/listen 17 at North Dakota* 3 p.m. WEB STREAM: PlutoTV (Channel 240) 22 Sacramento State* (NAU-TV) 6:30 p.m. LIVE STATS: NAUAthle cs.com 24 Portland State* (CW6) 6 p.m. * - North Dakota plays Southern Utah on 2/15 March 1 at Idaho* 7 p.m. 3 at Eastern Washington* 3 p.m. NAU PROBABLE STARTERS 6 BIG SKY CHAMPIONSHIPS# TBD No. Player Pos. Elg. Hgt. Hometown PPG RPG FG% FT% Min. 0 Torry Johnson G Jr. 6-3 Chicago, Ill. 11.3 2.0 .382 .758 25.2 ! Con nental Tire Las Vegas Invita onal (Las Vegas, Nev.) * - saw double-digit scoring streak snapped at 5 games vs. Southern Utah (9 pts), shot 2-of-12 in loss to SUU on 2/10 * Big Sky Conference Game 3 Gino Li les G Sr. 6-1 Phoenix, Ariz. 7.7 3.2 .348 .603 31.5 # Big Sky Championship (Reno, Nev.) * - transfer from UT-San Antonio, has started all 25 games at point guard, 18 three-pointers over the last 9 games All mes local to Flagstaff on MST 14 Karl Harris G Jr. 6-5 Chicago, Ill. 7.7 2.1 .376 .806 15.9 * - made second start of career vs. SUU on 2/10, has tallied double-digit points 8 mes and 4 of last 5 games overall /LUMBERJACKCOUNTRY 25 Brooks DeBisschop F So. 6-9 West Linn, Ore. 5.3 7.7 .383 .542 29.0 /NAUBASKETBALL * - started 22 games, leads team w/4 double-doubles, pulled down 11 rebounds in loss vs. SUU on 2/10 33 Isaiah Thomas F Jr. 6-9 Oakland, Calif. 5.7 5.0 .540 .556 19.1 NAUATHLETICS * - has started 23 games this season, averaging 12.8 ppg and 9.3 rebounds in wins, 4.3 ppg and 4.2 rpg in losses NAUBASKETBALL NAU RESERVES NAU_ATHLETICS No. Player Pos. Elg. Hgt. Hometown PPG RPG FG% FT% Min. NAUSTRONG NAUBASKETBALL 1 Carlos Hines G Fr. 6-4 Chicago, Ill. 3.4 1.1 .286 .783 9.5 # 2 Corey Brown F Jr. 6-8 Hollywood, Fla. 5.5 3.1 .600 .591 14.7 4 JoJo Anderson G So. 6-3 Houston, Texas 12.0 2.0 .341 .791 27.7 NAU RECORD BREAKDOWN 5 Omar Ndiaye G Jr. 6-1 Sante Fe, N.M. 0.0 0.0 .000 -- 1.0 10 Malcolm Butler G Sr. 6-3 Las Vegas, Nev. 3.3 0.0 .556 .000 10.3 HOME:.....................................................................1-9 12 Kye De Laveaga G Sr. 6-1 Sco sdale, Ariz. 0.9 0.2 .111 .833 4.4 ROAD: ...................................................................3-10 15 Nik Mains F Fr. 6-8 Phoenix, Ariz. -- -- -- -- -- NEUTRAL: ................................................................0-2 21 Luke Avdalovic G Fr. 6-4 Folsom, Calif. -- -- -- -- -- 32 Chris Bowling G/F So. 6-7 Gilbert, Ariz. 8.3 2.8 .346 .719 23.8 NON-CONFERENCE ................................................3-10 35 Aziz Seck G/F So. 6-7 Dakar, Senegal -- -- -- -- -- BIG SKY: .................................................................1-11 55 Ruben Fuamba F Sr. 6-9 The Congo 1.7 3.3 .550 .556 11.8 BIG SKY HOME: ........................................................0-7 BIG SKY ROAD: ........................................................1-4 2017-18 NAU MEN'S HOOPS MEDIA ROSTER TORRY JOHNSON CARLOS HINES COREY BROWN GINO LITTLES JOJO ANDERSON OMAR NDIAYE 0 Jr. • 6-3 • 165 • G 1 Fr. • 6-4 • 171 • G 2 Jr. • 6-8 • 225 • F 3 Sr. • 6-1 • 165 • G 4 So. • 6-3 • 170 • G 5 Jr. • 6-1 • 165 • G Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Hollywood, Fla. Phoenix, Ariz. Houston, Texas Sante Fe, N.M. MALCOLM ALLEN KYE DE LAVEAGA KARL HARRIS NIK MAINS LUKE AVDALOVIC 10 Sr. • 6-3 • 185 • G 12 Sr. • 6-1 • 190 • G 14 Jr. • 6-5 • 185 • G 15 Fr. • 6-8 • 195 • F 21 Fr. • 6-4 • 185 • G Las Vegas, Nev. Sco sdale, Ariz. Chicago, Ill. Phoenix, Ariz. Folsom, Calif. BROOKS DEBISSCHOP CHRIS BOWLING ISAIAH THOMAS AZIZ SECK RUBEN FUAMBA 25 So. • 6-9 • 230 • F 32 So. • 6-7 • 175 • G/F 33 Jr. • 6-9 • 220 • F 35 So. • 6-7 • 185 • G/F 55Sr. • 6-9 • 230 • F West Linn, Ore. Gilbert, Ariz. Oakland, Calif. Dakar, Senegal The Congo JACK MURPHY MATT DUNN WES PIFER JASON SANCHEZ BRYANBRYAN FISHERFISHER DARIUS CARTER Head Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Assistant Coach Director of Opera ons Graduate Assistant Sixth Season Sixth Season Fi h Season First Season First Season Second Season ROSTER BREAKDOWN ROSTER BREAKDOWN ALPHABETICAL ROSTER BY STATE/COUNTRY No. Name Pos. Cl.-Exp. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School 10 Malcolm Allen G Sr. 6-3 185 Las Vegas, Nev. / Centennial / Stanford ARIZONA 4 JoJo Anderson G So. 6-3 170 Houston, Texas / 22FT Academy Chris Bowling 21 Luke Avdalovic G Fr. 6-4 185 Folsom, Calif. / Vista Del Lago Kye de Laveaga 32 Chris Bowling G/F So. 6-6 180 Gilbert, Ariz. / Gilbert HS Gino Li les 2 Corey Brown F Jr. 6-8 225 Hollywood, Fla. / McArthur HS Nik Mains 25 Brooks DeBisschop F So. 6-9 230 West Linn, Ore. / West Linn HS 55 Ruben Fuamba F Sr. 6-9 230 The Congo / Central CC / Nebraska CALIFORNIA 14 Karl Harris G Jr. 6-5 185 Chicago, Ill. / De La Salle / Indian Hills CC - Iowa Luke Avdalovic 1 Carlos Hines G Fr. 6-4 171 Chicago, Ill. / North Lawndale Isaiah Thomas 0 Torry Johnson G Jr. 6-3 165 Chicago, Ill. / Morgan Park CONGO 12 Kye de Laveaga G Sr. 6-1 190 Sco sdale, Ariz. / Westwind Prep Academy Ruben Fuamba 3 Gino Li les G Sr. 6-1 165 Phoenix, Ariz. / Desert Mountain/ UTSA 15 Nik Mains F Fr. 6-8 195 Phoenix, Ariz. / Pinnacle FLORIDA 5 Omar Ndiaye G Jr. 6-1 165 Santa Fe, N.M. / Monte Del Sol Corey Brown 35 Aziz Seck G/F So. 6-7 190 Dakar, Senegal / Army & Navy Academy ILLINOIS 33 Isaiah Thomas F Jr. 6-9 230 Oakland, Calif. / Bishop O’Dowd HS Karl Harris Carlos Hines Torry Johnson NUMERICAL ROSTER NEVADA No. Name Pos. Cl. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Last School Malcolm Allen 0 Torry Johnson G Jr. 6-3 165 Chicago, Ill. / Morgan Park NEW MEXICO 1 Carlos Hines G Fr. 6-4 171 Chicago, Ill. / North Lawndale Omar Ndiaye 2 Corey Brown F Jr. 6-8 225 Hollywood, Fla. / McArthur HS 3 Gino Li les G Sr. 6-1 165 Phoenix, Ariz. / Desert Mountain/ UTSA OREGON 4 JoJo Anderson G So. 6-3 170 Houston, Texas / 22FT Academy Brooks DeBisschop 5 Omar Ndiaye G Jr. 6-1 165 Santa Fe, N.M. / Monte Del Sol SENEGAL 10 Malcolm Allen G Sr. 6-3 185 Las Vegas, Nev. / Centennial / Stanford Aziz Seck 12 Kye de Laveaga G Sr. 6-1 190 Sco sdale, Ariz. / Westwind Prep Academy 14 Karl Harris G Jr. 6-5 185 Chicago, Ill. / De La Salle / Indian Hills CC - Iowa TEXAS 15 Nik Mains F Fr. 6-8 195 Phoenix, Ariz. / Pinnacle JoJo Anderson 21 Luke Avdalovic G Fr. 6-4 185 Folsom, Calif. / Vista Del Lago 25 Brooks DeBisschop F So. 6-9 230 West Linn, Ore. / West Linn HS BY CLASS 32 Chris Bowling G/F So. 6-6 180 Gilbert, Ariz. / Gilbert HS Freshmen 33 Isaiah Thomas F So. 6-9 230 Oakland, Calif. / Bishop O’Dowd HS Luke Avdalovic 35 Aziz Seck G/F So. 6-7 190 Dakar, Senegal / Army & Navy Academy Carlos Hines 55 Ruben Fuamba F Sr.
Recommended publications
  • SPRING/SUMMER 2015 Page 8 Lab Tests Puppies’ Hearing Page 10 Flair for Fare Page 20 Northernmagazine 2015 Honored Alumni Northernvision Page 24

    SPRING/SUMMER 2015 Page 8 Lab Tests Puppies’ Hearing Page 10 Flair for Fare Page 20 Northernmagazine 2015 Honored Alumni Northernvision Page 24

    UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO Pizza with Obama SPRING/SUMMER 2015 Page 8 Lab Tests Puppies’ Hearing Page 10 Flair for Fare Page 20 NorthernMAGAZINE 2015 Honored Alumni NorthernVISION Page 24 PATH ILLUMINATED Kenny Jackson steps up to help fellow amputees Page 14 Northern ON THE COVER VISION 14 Hands-on Approach A carpenter and surgical technician, family man Kenny Jackson makes time to participate in UNC UNC MAGAZINE research, qualify for a national racquetball tournament SPRING/SUMMER 2015 | VOLUME 12 | NO. 2 and embrace his “life’s work” in mentoring fellow amputees. EDITORIAL OFFICE University News & Public Relations Carter Hall 2006 Cover photo: Jackson walks stairs at UNC’s Campus Box 51 Biomechanics Lab as part of ongoing research there. Greeley, CO 80639 Photo by Barry Gutierrez Phone: (970) 351-1763 Fax: (970) 351-1837 E-mail: [email protected] Northern Vision magazine is a semiannual publication of the University of Northern CONTENTS Colorado and is complimentary to alumni and friends. The views presented are not 8 Sharing a Slice with President Obama necessarily those of the magazine staff or Senior math major’s letter adds up to discussion the official policies of the university. All material in the magazine ©2015 by the over pizza about financing college. University of Northern Colorado and individual photographers. Go FETCH 10 Second of its kind in the country, the new lab will provide hearing tests for puppies and expanded training for students. 20 Flair for Fare English-major-turned-business-owner Delores Tronco reunites with her passion to create one of the country’s best new restaurants.
  • VANDAL QUICK FACTS 2020-21 SCHEDULE Location

    VANDAL QUICK FACTS 2020-21 SCHEDULE Location

    VANDAL QUICK FACTS 2020-21 SCHEDULE Location .................................................................. Moscow, Idaho Date Opponent Time (PT) Enrollment ..............................................................................12,493 Nov. 25 LCSC 6 p.m. Conference.............................................................................Big Sky Nov. 29 Oregon State TBA Affiliation ............................................................... NCAA Division I Dec. 3 Sacramento State* 6 p.m. President.........................................................................Scott Green Dec. 5 Sacramento State* 12 p.m. Director of Athletics...................................................Terry Gawlik Dec. 9 Texas TBA Senior Woman Administrator ..................................Krista Gray Dec. 13 Washington State TBA Nickname ..............................................................................Vandals Dec. 21 Seattle University 2 p.m. Colors .........................................................Silver and Vandal Gold Dec. 31 Northern Arizona* TBA Jan. 2 Northern Arizona* TBA Jan. 7 Southern Utah* 6 p.m. BASKETBALL STAFF Jan. 9 Southern Utah* 2 p.m. Jan. 14 Northern Colorado* TBA Head Coach .................................................................. Jon Newlee Jan. 16 Northern Colorado* TBA Alma Mater ...................................................San Diego State, ‘82 Jan. 28 Weber State* TBA Record at Idaho ........................... 150-136 (10th season) Record in BSC Games ..................... 86-56
  • DON VERLIN FILE Verlin All-Time Record Vs

    DON VERLIN FILE Verlin All-Time Record Vs

    Big Sky Conference Basketball TABLE OF CONTENTS Conference History ............................................................................ 2 Watch Big Sky/Social Media .......................................................... 3 Big Sky 50 ............................................................................................. 4 2014-15 Preseason Polls ................................................................... 5 2014-15 Composite Schedule ................................................... 6-7 2014-15 Season in Review ...........................................................8-11 Final 2013-14 Statistics ...............................................................12-17 2491 WASHINGTON BLVD., SUITE 201 Big Sky Team Pages (See Below for Breakdown) ......... 18-65 OGDEN, UTAH 84401 Individual Single Game Bests ...............................................66-67 PHONE: 801.392.1978 Individual Career and Season Bests .................................. 68-76 Individual Records ...........................................................................77 FAX: 801.392.5568 Team Records ............................................................................. 78-79 WEBSITE: www.BIGSKYCONF.COM Individual Annual Statistical Leaders ................................80-86 Team Annual Statistic Leaders ............................................ 87-89 INTERNET All-Big Sky Teams ................................................................... 90-94 The official Web site of the Big Sky Conference can be ac- Past Award Winners
  • Big Sky Men's Basketball Prospectus

    Big Sky Men's Basketball Prospectus

    2018-19 BIG SKY MEN’S BASKETBALL PROSPECTUS BIG SKY CONFERENCE Big Sky Conference 2491 Washington Blvd., Suite 201 Ogden, Utah 84401 Phone: 801.392.1978 Website: www.bigskyconf.com Interim Commissioner ...........................................................Ron Loghry Assoc. Commissioner/Compliance ..........................Jaynee Nadolski Assoc. Commissioner/Championships .............................Jon Kasper Asst. Commissioner/Communications ............... Denise Thompson Director of Communications (MBB Contact) ...... Blake Barington Assistant Director of Communications ......................... Lea Williams Men’s Basketball Sports Information Contacts Director of Championships .....................................................Alex Kelly Director of Compliance ...................................................... Ty Singletary Eastern Washington Business Manager ............................................................ Stacy Freeman Dave Cook Administrative Assistant...............................................Desiree McPhail Phone ...................................................................................................(509) 359-6334 Big Sky Sports Properties Manager ..............................Brett McPhail Email ...................................................................................................dcook@ewu.edu Idaho Men’s Basketball Contact: Blake Barington Joe St. Pierre Office Phone: 801.392.1978 ext. 19 Phone ....................................................................................................
  • IDAHO STATE WOMEN S BASKETBALL Contact:’ Graysen Ludiker | Ludigray@Isu.Edu Office: 208.282.3651 | Cell: 208.220.6461 THIS WEEK

    IDAHO STATE WOMEN S BASKETBALL Contact:’ Graysen Ludiker | [email protected] Office: 208.282.3651 | Cell: 208.220.6461 THIS WEEK

    IDAHO STATE WOMEN S BASKETBALL Contact:’ Graysen Ludiker | [email protected] Office: 208.282.3651 | Cell: 208.220.6461 THIS WEEK SCHEDULE/RESULTS Game 1: NORTHERN COLORADO OVERALL: 10-5 | BIG SKY: 5-1 January 19 | 7:05 PM NOVEMBER 3 CHICO STATE (Exhib.) W (85-49) Greeley, Colo. | Bank of Colorado Arena 7 at California Baptist W (72-57) 9 at Arizona L (71-46) 13 at Gonzaga L (70-51) 19 at Utah L (74-60) 22 #Kennesaw State W (60-49) BENGALS PREVIEW 23 #Georgia Tech L (74-51) –Idaho State women’s basketball aspires to extend its five-game winning streak while lengthen- 29 BENEDICTINE U AT MESA W (88-51) ing Northern Colorado’s skid Saturday night in Greeley, Colo. The Bengals did not play Thursday night, giving them a few extra days to prepare for the game as they look to hold on to the No. 1 DECEMBER spot in the Big Sky Conference. 6 UTAH VALLEY W (80-68) 8 PEPPERDINE W (65-63) All-Time Series 29 *IDAHO L (86-72) Overall: 19-10 | Home: 8-5 | Away: 9-5 | Neutral: 2-1 | Streak: UNC W3 Idaho State has fared well against Northern Colorado historically. However, the Bears tamed 31 *EASTERN WASHINGTON W (63-48) the Bengals last season with three wins in as many meetings. Northern Colorado’s final victory JANUARY against Idaho State came in the semifinals of the Big Sky Conference Championship Tournament. 3 *at Southern Utah W (69-57) -Two of last year’s games were decided by seven points or less with the only decisive victory com- 5 *at Northern Arizona W (80-69) ing in Greeley, Colo.
  • Northern Colorado

    Northern Colorado

    KOBEE STALDER, DIRECTOR OF ATHLETIC COMM. NORTHERN BUTLER-HANCOCK ATHLETIC CENTER, ROOM 270A GREELEY, COLO. 80639 O: 970.351.1065 | C: 970-673-8980 | F: 970.351.1995 COLORADO [email protected] | UNCBEARS.COM @UNCO_MBB n 2011 BIG SKY CHAMPIONS n #BearWitness SCHEDULE/RESULTS ON DECK: 7-11, 3-4 BIG SKY BEARS HOST BIG SKY BEST WEBER STATE NOVEMBER (2-5) 12 at Butler L, 89-52 16 Colorado Christian W, 94-73 19 at Santa Clara L, 88-72 21 at Arizona L, 71-55 Las Vegas Invitational VS 23 Sacred Heart W, 81-59 24 Bucknell L, 75-63 29 at Oklahoma L, 87-66 (7-11, 3-4 BIG SKY) (9-7, 4-1 BIG SKY) DECEMBER (4-3, 2-0) 3 Northern New Mexico W, 97-73 LINKS - LISTEN: 1310 KFKA AM | WATCH: WatchBigSky.com| LIVE STATS: UNCBears.com 10 at Colorado State L, 81-64 17 at Denver L, 73-70 20 UC Riverside W, 77-61 NORTHERN COLORADO’S LAST GAME STARTERS 29 l at Sacramento State W, 69-53 l QUICKLY: Produced 19 points, 7 rebounds and 6 31 l at Portland State W, 73-59 JORDAN DAVIS G 6-2 l 185 l So. l Las Vegas, Nev. assists in the loss against Idaho State. 0 Canyon Springs, HS January (1-4, 1-4) 5 l Southern Utah L, 78-76 PPG: 19.8 RPG: 4.8 FG%: .484 APG: 5.5 7 l Northern Arizona W, 83-79 12 l at Montana L, 89-68 DJ MILES l G QUICKLY: Started for just the third time this season..
  • THE BIG SKY CONFERENCE History and Information

    THE BIG SKY CONFERENCE History and Information

    THE BIG SKY CONFERENCE History and Information In 2018-19, the Big Sky Conference will compete in its 56th basketball season. The conference begins its fourth year with a neutral-site post-season tournament in Boise, ID. That is a move from the past three years, when the tournament took place in Reno, NV. All 11 schools will take part in a four-round tournament, Mar. 7-11, at the Reno Events Center. The 11-team conference plays a double round rob- in schedule of 20 games during the regular season. This is also a change from the previous four seasons when an uneven schedule was used. The Big Sky is an NCAA Division I member in all sports, with member institutions classified in the Foot- ball Championship Subdivision (FCS). The complete Big Sky Conference lineup includes Eastern Washington, Idaho, Idaho State, Montana, Montana State, Northern Arizona, Northern Colorado, Portland State, Sacramento State, Southern Utah and Weber State, with UC Davis and Cal Poly as football-only Century Link Arena: schools. New home of The league has become one of the strongest and the Big Sky Conference largest Division I conferences in the West and is a na- Championship Tournament tional leader in the Football Championship Subdivision. In fact, nearly every FCS-level school in the west is now a member of the Big Sky Conference. Six times, Big Sky THE BIG SKY CONFERENCE Big Sky Conference teams have won the Division I National Championship, Mailing and Street Address: Membership including Eastern Washington in 2010. A Big Sky team 2491 Washington, Suite 201 UC Davis (football only) has played for the national championship in three of the Ogden, UT 84401 Cal Poly (football only) Eastern Washington past five seasons.
  • Lumberjacks Basketball 2017-18 Game Notes

    Lumberjacks Basketball 2017-18 Game Notes

    LUMBERJACKS BASKETBALL 2017-18 GAME NOTES 2017-18 SCHEDULE NORTHERN ARIZONA LUMBERJACKS (4-20, 1-10 BIG SKY) November 10 at #3/5 Arizona (Pac-12 Networks) L, 67-101 GAME #25 13 Embry-Riddle (FS-AZ) L, 70-82 17 at Arizona State (Pac-12 Networks) L, 62-97 Southern Utah (9-13, 3-8 Big Sky) 20 at Kansas State L, 58-80 DATE: Saturday, February 10, 2018 23 vs. Hampton! L, 71-77 TIPOFF: 2 p.m. (MST) 24 vs. UC Irvine! L, 66-76 SITE: Flagstaff , Ariz. (J. Lawrence Walkup Skydome - 7,000) 30 at Santa Clara L, 57-89 SERIES: NAU leads 16-14 December TV: CW6 (Suddenlink Channel 6 in Flagstaff ) 2 at Bakersfi eld (ESPN3) W, 60-52 Mitch Strohman (PxP), Zach Worhack (color), Quinn Snyder (sideline) 6 San Diego Chris an (FS-AZ Plus) W, 79-70 RADIO: Lumberjack Radio Network 9 at San Diego (FS-AZ Plus) L, 51-79 WEB AUDIO: NAUathle cs.com/listen 14 South Dakota (NAU-TV) L, 77-90 WEB STREAM: PlutoTV (Channel 239) 18 at South Florida L, 56-70 LIVE STATS: NAUAthle cs.com 20 at Jacksonville (ESPN3) W, 83-72 28 Montana* (NAU-TV) L, 69-87 2017-18 LUMBERJACK RADIO NETWORK 30 Montana State* (CW6) L, 73-76 (OT) Flagstaff : 93.5 FM & AM 930 KAFF Country Legends Presco : 97.9 FM The Eagle January Phoenix: Money Radio 1510 AM & 105.3 FM 4 at Weber State* L, 55-95 Window Rock: KHAC 880 AM 6 at Idaho State* L, 60-64 13 at Southern Utah* (Eleven Sports) L, 75-81 18 Eastern Washington* (NAU-TV) L, 76-81 GAME #26 20 Idaho* (CW6) L, 80-84 at Northern Colorado (15-9, 6-5 Big Sky)* 25 at Montana State* W, 75-73 27 at Montana* L, 64-82 DATE: Thursday, February 15, 2018 TIPOFF: 7 p.m.
  • IDAHO STATE WOMEN S BASKETBALL Contact:’ Jenna Larson | Galljen2@Isu.Edu Office: 208.282.3651 | Cell: 208.479.4910 THIS WEEK

    IDAHO STATE WOMEN S BASKETBALL Contact:’ Jenna Larson | [email protected] Office: 208.282.3651 | Cell: 208.479.4910 THIS WEEK

    IDAHO STATE WOMEN S BASKETBALL Contact:’ Jenna Larson | [email protected] Office: 208.282.3651 | Cell: 208.479.4910 THIS WEEK GAME 22: vs. NORTHERN COLORADO SCHEDULE/RESULTS Thursday, Feb. 8 | 12 p.m. OVERALL: 14-7 | BIG SKY: 6-4 Greeley, Colo. | Bank of Colorado Arena NOVEMBER 4 NORTHWEST NAZARENE (Exhib.) L, 95-87 10 at Seattle W, 74-69 12 at No. 25 Washington W, 79-59 BENGALS PREVIEW 16 COLLEGE OF IDAHO W, 82-39 · The Bengals are back on the winning track following a 76-59 win over Northern 19 at UC Irvine W, 78-72 Arizona Thursday evening at Reed Gym. Idaho State overcame a rough 27 percent 21 at Pepperdine L, 80-74 shooting in the first quarter and a 20-14 halftime rebounding deficit to storm 27 UTAH STATE W, 64-44 back in the final quarter and put the Lumberjacks away. DECEMBER · Through 21 games, the Bengals are averaging 71.4 points per game shooting 1 at Washington State L, 72-55 44.6 percent from the floor to lead the Big Sky, and 36.2 percent from three to 3 at Wyoming L, 61-53 rank second in the conference. ISU averages 39.1 rebounds per game with a +6.2 8 at Hawai’i W-OT, 64-62 rebounding margin to go along with 7.4 steals per game and 14.9 assists per 16 at Utah Valley W, 70-58 game. The Bengals also boast a conference-best +10.4 scoring margin. 28 WESTMINSTER COLLEGE W, 83-45 · Idaho State is led in scoring by Blair at 14.0 points per game.
  • Men's Tennis Gets New Head Coach

    Men's Tennis Gets New Head Coach

    ! Editor: Dylan Sanchez LSports August 31, 2015 | uncmirror.com For next-day game recaps, check UNCMIRROR.COM SPORTS CALENDAR Women’s soccer extends win streak YELLOW = HOME GAME BLUE = AWAY GAME Schroeder and Castillo score as Bears beat Pittsburgh and Southeast Missouri FRI 9/4 hawks attempted to pressure Burdick in net but she and the defense held irm. Bellin put two Zach Blackburn more shots out in the half, keeping the defense 7 p.m. [email protected] on their toes. Women’s Volleyball vs. Northern Colorado’s sophomore forward Western Michigan he UNC women’s soccer team continued Brooke Braden as well as Lancia received yel- Bank of Colorado Arena their hot streak, beating the Southeast Missouri low cards in the game. State University 1-0 on Sunday in their third Only one yellow card was given to the South- 7 p.m. straight victory, despite being outshot 10-5. east Missouri side. h i t Women’s Soccer vs. Drake e rst ten minutes of the game were A er a late substitution by Southeast Mis- eventful for sophomore goalkeeper Madeline souri, the game came down to the inal min- University Burdick, as three shots on-goal came her way ute. A shot on-goal from the opposition forced Jackson Field from the Redhawks’ ofense. Burdick to make one last clutch save of the he Bears were heavily outmatched to start game with only 25 seconds let on the clock. All Day the game, as Southeast Missouri got nine shots As the clock hit the 90-minute mark, the Bears in the irst half, compared to UNC’s three.
  • 2018-19 Notes.Indd

    2018-19 Notes.Indd

    2018-19 M W' B Game 24: Montana State Saturday, Feb. 23 :: 2 p.m. :: Dahlberg Arena :: Missoula, Mont. Game 25: Northern Colorado Monday, Feb. 25 :: 7 p.m. :: Bank of Colorado Arena :: Greeley, Colo. Montana Montana State Northern Colorado 2018-19 Schedule/Results Lady Griz Bobcats Bears 12-11 7-7 Overall Record: 12-11 Overall Record: 13-12 Overall Record: 16-8 Overall Big Sky Streak: Won 2 Streak: Won 1 Streak: Won 1 Home Record: 8-3 Home Record: 7-5 Home Record: 8-3 11.7 at Gonzaga L, 52-76 Road Record: 3-8 Road Record: 5-7 Road Record: 8-5 Neutral-Site Record: 1-0 Neutral-Site Record: 1-0 Neutral-Site Record: 0-0 11.20 Providence (MT) W, 90-45 Big Sky Record: 7-7 Big Sky Record: 8-7 Big Sky Record: 11-4 11.24 South Dakota L, 41-64 Head Coach Head Coach Head Coach Lady Griz Classic Shannon Schweyen Tricia Binford Jenny Huth 12.1 Northern Illinois W, 86-70 3rd year 14th year 1st year 12.2 UC Davis W, 62-56 Record at UM: 33-51 Record at MSU: 225-193 Record at UNC: 16-8 Career Record: Same Career Record: Same Career Record: Same 12.5 at Arizona L, 51-100 12.7 at Grand Canyon W, 69-47 Leaders (Ac ve) Leaders Leaders Jace Henderson: 11.6 ppg Oliana Squires: 10.6 ppg Savannah Smith: 21.0 ppg Husky Classic Jace Henderson: 8.5 rpg Blaire Braxton: 5.8 rpg Ali Meyer: 11.4 rpg 12.15 at Washington L, 54-69 12.16 vs.
  • TO SUCCESS Pg

    TO SUCCESS Pg

    UNIVERSITY OF NORTHERN COLORADO SPRING/SUMMER 2021 Pg. 18 KEYSTO SUCCESS Pg. 14 Pg. 24 Working Toward Lessons of a Wellness Challenging Year unco.edu/unc-magazine | A Fellow Bears, The end of the 2020-21 academic year is here — and what a year it has been. Campus certainly looked different during this time, but our mission and core values never wavered. Our staff and faculty worked diligently and creatively to find alternative ways to continue to provide an engaging educational experience, while prioritizing the health and safety of our community. The classroom may have looked a little different, our on-campus events were limited, and our athletic teams faced some disruption due to COVID-19, but our Bears persevered through it all. I have been continually impressed with the resilience of our community. I admire the grit and determination many of our students, faculty, and staff displayed in the past year. We have all faced our unique challenges and difficult moments during the pandemic, but one thing has remained constant — Bears support Bears in times of need. Whether it was a faculty or staff member spending additional time to support a student who was struggling, an alumnus generously donating money that helped provide students with financial relief, or a student taking the time to check in with another student who needed help, Bears have been there for one another. I have always appreciated the tight-knit community that characterizes UNC, but I saw that on display even more so in the past year. Thank you to everyone who supported the university in one way or another; I cannot overemphasize how much it has meant to me and our students.