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OF II SOWN!! Guide Previewer The Past ...... 26-27 ~~~i~~r~:~7 .:::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::::: :::::::::::: . ~·; Wildcat Record Book ...... 28-29 1999-2000 Season Preview ...... 4 Single Season Top 10 ...... 29-30 CWU Coaching Staff ...... 5·6 Career Top 10 ...... 30-31 1999-2000 Numerical Roster ...... 7 Outstanding Games ...... 32 Player Profiles ...... 8-13 Win-Loss Records ...... 33.37 1998-1999 Final Statistics ...... 14 All-Time Scores ...... 38-46 About the NCAA & Pac West ...... 15 Award Winners/All-Stars ...... 47-48 PacWest Opponents ...... 16-23 1999-2000 Schedule ...... Back Cover 1998-1999 PacWest Review ...... 24-25

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF OFFICE HOME OTHER SPORTS OFFICE HOME Keith Champagne/Athletic Director 963·1 945 John Zambertin/Football 963·1910 933·2083 Bonnie Petersen/Athletic Business Manager 963·2021 968·9344 Jerrod Fleury/Women's Soccer 963-1939 933·2791 Paula Romeo/Compliance Officer 963·1681 925·2752 Mario Andaya/Volleyball 963-1983 962-4287 Gary Smith/Athletic Trainer 963·1938 925·3887 Kevin Adkisson/Cross Country 963·1956 962·1338 Erika AnattoVAssistant Trainer 963-3238 Jeff Whitney/Women's Basketball 963-1934 925·3622 Bob GuptilVSports Information Director 963·1485 962-2575 Candi Carson/Swimming 963-3010 925-4925 Bill McAllister/Athletic Development 963·1420 Kevin Pine/Wrestling 963·1907 933-1455 Desi Storey/Baseball 963-3018 968·3533 MEN'S BASKETBALL OFFICE HOME Gary Frederick/Women's Softball 963- 1904 925-4027 962-1338 Greg Spar1ing/Men's Basketball 963·1926 925-4930 Kevin Adkisson/Track & Field 963-1956 Todd Nealey/Men's Assistant 963-1949 ADDITION.AL NUMBERS· Pool · 963-1 933. Football Meeting Room · 963· Tyce Nasinec/Men·s Assistant 963-1949 1946. Training Room ·963-3238. Equipment Room· g53.1942. Fax (Ath· Eric Davis/Men's Ass1Stant 963·1949 letics) · 963·2390. Fax (SID) - 963-235 1. E-mail: Sports tnformaoon · [email protected].

For information regarding any phase of Cenlral Washington University athletics, contact Bob Guptill (Sports Information Director, Ellensburg, WA) 98926-7570). Tho SID ottice is in 201 Nicholson Pavilion.

CREDITS: Layout and design by Scott Earle. Photos by David Fiske, Larry Watson and Jon Brunk. Copy written and edited by Bob Guptill. Washington, D.C. pholos courtesy of Richard and Lucinda Payne.

1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide • ADMINISTRATION

DR . JAMES NORTON Champagne, who earned a bachelor of arts degree in com munications from Loyola University (La.) in 1983, takes over University President (First Year) an athletic program that has been one of the best among NAIA schools over the past two decades. Or. James "Dolph" Norton, 77, "We've had one of the top NAIA programs, both athletically began a one-year term as Central and academically in the nation over the past 20 years under Washington University's interim Gary's leadership, and now our goal is to build a premier president Sept. 1. He succeeded NCAA Division II program in which athletic and academic suc Or. Ivory V. Nelson, who had been cess are synonymous," Champagne, who has overseen CWU's president since 1992. CWU's athletic program the previous three years in his posi Nelson resigned to accept the presi tion as assistant vice-president of student affairs, said. dency of Lincoln University in Penn During Frederick's 19-year tenure, the Wildcats, who now sylvania. compete at the NCAA Division II level, won a total of five Norton has a long and diverse NAIA national team championships and were perennially experience serving universities as ranked in the Top 1 o in the NAIA National All-Sports compe interim president or chancellor. He tition, winning the men's all-sports national title in the 1986- was interim president at Adelphi 87 season. University in New York (1997-98), Bryant College in Rhode CWU won the 1995 NAIA Division II national football title Island (1996-97) and Hiram College in Ohio (1988-89). and also won national titles in men's swimming in 1984, 1986 He was tho interim chancellor of tho Lamar (Texas) Uni and 1987 and women's swimming in 1986. CWU also ad versity System (1992-94) and the University of Maryland vanced teams a total of 22 times to post-season play in foot System (1989-90). He was the visiting chancellor at Case ball and men's basketball. Western Reserve University in Ohio (1978-79). CWU athletes also won a total of 94 Academic All-Ameri Norton served as chancellor of the Ohio board of regents can awards during Frederick's tenure. from 1973 to 1978, coordinating policy and administration on Frederick feels confident that he is leaving the program in 61 public higher education campuses, with student popula good hands. "Keith was the logical choice," Frederick said. tions growing from 298,000 in 1973 to 353,000 in 1978. "He and I have worked closely over the past three years and The CWU president earned both M.A. and Ph.D. degrees we've kept him well informed on the day-to-day operations of at Harvard University in 1949 and 1950, respectively. Previ the department. He has also been actively involved in the ously he earned B.A. and M.A. degree from Louisiana State major decisions of the department University in 1945 and 1946, respectively. over that time." After graduating at Harvard, Norton was a faculty mem Champagne is a 1978 graduate of ber of Florida State University until 1956 when he was ap Hahnville (La.) High School where pointed the executive director for the Cleveland Metroplitan he played football, basketball and Services commission. competed in track-and-field. He held that position until 1959 when he joined the Case After earning his undergraduate Institute of Technology faculty. He later served as president degree from Loyola, he earned a of the Greater Cleveland Associated Foundation (1963-73) master's of science degree in com prior to being appointed chancellor of the Ohio board of re munications from Clarion University gents. (Pa.) in 1989. Misc: Born May 28, 1922 . ..Served with the U.S. Army Prior to joining CWU's staff in Air Force Communications office in between 1943 and 1944. 1991 , he worked in the Admissions, Married Fay-Tyler Murray in 1945. Promotion and Recruiting office at Loyola University between 1982 and 1985 and served as the KEITH CHAMPAGNE community relations officer at Coastal Training Institute in New Orleans between 1985 and 1986. Athletic Director (First Year) He also worked as a paralegal ( 1987-90) and was a legal clerk in the office of the State Attorney General in Hartford, Keith Champagne, 40, began his first season as Central Conn., the summer of 1987. Washington University's athletic director last fall. After earning his master's degree at Clarion, he served the Champagne, who has been CWU's assistant vice-presi Pennsylvania university as its director of minority student re dent for student affairs since 1991 , replaced Dr. Gary tention and was also its program coordinator for career ser Frederick, the university's AO since Sept., 1980. vices. Frederick, 61 , will continue to coach CWU's women's soft He also negotiated and drafted a contract between the stu ball team and will begin a phased retirement by teaching dent government association and the athletic department classes in th e physical education department. which provided the athletic program with a substantial per Champagne will serve on an interim basis while CWU con centage (40 to 45) of the service activities fees to maintain ducts a nation-wide search for a permanent athletic director. and enhance a program that operates one NCAA Division I • (wrestling) and 13 Division II teams. He was elected for meritorious service and was inducted in At CWU , he has had oversight and management respon the NAIA Hall-of-Fame in March, 1985. He was only the sec sibilities for the athletic department, the career development ond trainer so honored. Smith was inducted into CWU's Hall services and the center for student empowerment. He also of-Fame in 1991 , and the NorthwestTrainersAssociation Hall was the university's ADA compliance officer between 1993 of Fame in March, 1998. and 1996 and has had oversight and management respon A member of the NAIA Medical Aspects committee, Smith sibilities for the university's student judicial program. has worked at national championship events in baseball, He oversaw the creation, development and implementa wrestling and track-and-field and at the Hula Bowl football tion of student radio station KCWU-FM as an over-the-air game. FCC licensed station. He also oversaw the successful He was on the medical staff for passage of a student referendum which allowed students the World University Games in Bul to assess themselves a $105 yearly fee for athletics to garia in 1978 and for the Cup of maintain and operate a NCAA Division II program. Nations tournament in Bogota in 1974. Smith also spent two weeks working at the Olympic Development BILL McALLISTER Camp in Colorado Springs, Colo., in Assistant Athletic Director (1s 1 Year) the summer of 1987. Smith was born July 27, 1938, at Charlevoix, Mich., and graduated from Bellevue native Bill McAllister, Charlevoix High School in 1956. 33, is beginning is first season as After a stint in the military, he at Central Washington University's tended North Central Michigan Col- interim assistant athletic director lege, earning an associate of science degree in 1962. for development. He then enrolled at Northern Michigan University and was McAllister, 33, earned a granted a bachelor of science degree in 1964. He received bachelor's degree in sports mar his masters of science degree from Indiana University in 1965. keting from CWU last spring. He He played football and track in high school, earning all-con has over 10 years of marketing, ference honors in football. He also lettered in track at North sales and promotions experience. ern Michigan. Before being hired, McAllister Before accepting his position at CWU, he was head trainer worked for one year under his pre for Punahou High School in Hawaii for three years. decessor, Brett Manock. He pre Smith and his wife, Elizabeth, were married in 1961 . They viously worked as an account executive for American have two adult children - Julie Marie and Michael Allen. Sharecom in Yakima between 1989 and 1992. He was also an account executive for KXLY-TV in Spokane and KNDO TV in Yakima. McAllister played three seasons of college football, one ERIKA ANATTOL at Grossmont Junior College (1996) in San Diego and two at Assistant Trainer (First Year) Humboldt State University (1997-98) where he handled placekicking and punting duties for the Lumberjacks. Erika Anattol, 25, is in her first The past three summers, McAllister has free-lanced for season as CWU's assistant trainer. ESPN as a public relations and marketing assistant during She replaced Kelli Steele, who the ESPN X-games. recently took a position at Fort Misc: Born 6-21-66 at Bellevue. Single. Vancouver High School. Anattol, who is a native of Missoula. Mont.. is a 1996 gradu TRAINING STAFF ate of Whitworth College where she earned a bachelor of arts de gree. She was awarded a master's of science degree from GARY SMITH the University of Montana last Athletic Trainer( 32nd Year) spring. Anattol's primary responsibility is with CWU's women's sports teams. She also will assist CWU Hall-of-Fame trainer Gary Smith, 61 , has been the athletic trainer at Central Gary Smith with the men's teams. Washington University since 1968. He began his 32nd sea She is a 1992 graduate of Sentinel High School in son with the Wildcats this fall. Missoula, Mont. She played lettered in basketball and track Smith. a past president of the NAIAAthletic Trainers Asso at Sentinel, then played one season of basketball at Whitworth ciation, is a member of the NAIA, Northwest Trainers Asso College. ciation, and Central Washington University Halls of Fame. Misc: Single. Born 5-2-74 at Missoula.

1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide • WILDCAT MEN'S SEASON PREVIEW

A year ago Central Washington posted a 24-5 record, won win MVP honors for the Yaks. A natural righthander, he now the PacWest men's basketball title and earned a No. 1 re· shoots left handed because of an elbow injury and redshirted gional ranking in their inaugural season at the NCAA Division last season to work on his shooting. II level. "He has the entire package," Sparling said. "He is solid A tough act to follow? on both offense and defense and he knows the game of bas Indeed, but with an outstanding recruiting and redshirt ketball. Plus no one will outwork Brandon Rinta." class joining six returning lettermen, including pre-season All· Chapman may be one of the most athletic players to ever American Carson Payne, the Wildcats, bidding for a fourth play for the Wildcats. He led YVC in scoring each of the past consecutive conference title, could be even better than last two seasons, averaging 14.6 points as a freshman and 16.3 season when they won 24 of their final 25 games before fall as a sophomore. ing to Cal State San Bernardino 87-71 in the West Regional "Damien has unlimited range and he also has the ability semifinals. to go to rim," Sparling said. "We'll be a little Lettermen Corby Schuh redshlrt Paul Felker and Eastern more athletic than we Washington transfer David Stone will also make contribu were last year," CWU tions at the wing positions. head coach Greg Schuh averaged 9.2 points and ranked second on the Sparling. beginning team in three-pointers made (66) last season. "He is one of his fifth season at his the best shooters on the team and he has also improved his alma mater, said. "We defense," Sparling said. should also be a bet Felker, who played at Olympic before redshirting last sea ter rebounding team son, is coming off a two-year recuperation from a knee injury. and we will be as good "Paul is a very good shooter and he has also worked hard on defensively as we improving his ability to go to the rim," Sparling said. have been the past Stone played one season at Eastern Washington after three seasons." starting his collegiate career at Yakima Valley. "He will be I CWU, which one of our top defenders," Sparling said. ranked second nation- Returning starters Payne and Marty Delange return to ally In three-pointers anchor Central's inside game. made (10.7 per game) Payne, after a solid junior campaign in which he aver and led the PacWest aged 14.4 points and 4.3 rebounds, emerged as one of the in takeaway advan top players in the conference during the post-season, aver tage (plus 240), will aging 20 points to earn MVP honors in the PacWest playoffs. • once again have a su Four different publications named him to their pre-season All ' perb backcourt. America teams. Though the Wild· He will be CWU's go-to-guy this winter. "Carson is a great cats lost PacWest all· all-around player," Sparling said. "He can shoot the three and star Derrick Elliott he can also shoot the mid-range jumper on or off the bounce. (10.2 ppg, 134 assists, He can also go to the rim plus he is solid defensively." 89 steals) to graduation, they will be solid at point guard with Delange averaged 9.3 points and a team-best 5.1 re the return of two-year letterman Justin Bursch (2.8 ppg, 2.2 bounds. He also led the team in field goal percentage (56.2). apg) and the addition of Portland State transfer Reggie Ball. "Marty is a solid shooter who can score inside or outside Bursch, who is an outstanding defensiveplayer, started and he is also a very good passer and is also an outstanding at the point in his freshman season before playing a backup post defender," Sparling said. "He just has great instincts." role last season to Elliott. Also back on the inside will be Mikel Ward, who started Ball, a former standout player at O'Dea High School and nine games at center before being sidelined with a back Highline CC, averaged 7.6 points and 5.0 assists in a start· injury. Ward averaged 8.7 points and 4.0 rebounds and con ing role for Portland State. verted on 32 of 53 shots. "Having Reggie out there will be like having a coach on A key addition inside will be Jason Littleton Littleton, a the floor," Sparling said. "He sees th e floor very well and de former high school teammate of Nasinec, who ended his ca fensively he is solid." reer as the No. 6 scorer in CWU school history (1,457 points), Bryan Streleski also returns at the point, though he will is a transfer from Washington State where he played tight also see playing time on the wings. "Bryan is a solid all-around end for th e Cougar football team. player and will one of our team leaders," Sparling said. "Jason is a very good rebounder and scorer when he gets On the wings, CWU graduated its two starters (Tyce the ball around the rim," Sparling said. "He also will get bet Nasinec and Keith Hennig) and its top reserve (Eric Davis). ter-and-better as the season progresses." but former Yakima Valley College MVPs Brandon Rinta (pic Stone. who will split his time between the post and wing tured) and Damien Chapman are great additions. positions. and Western Washington transfer Sean Muilenburg Two years ago Rinta averaged 13.3 points and 7.2 re will also contribute to CWU's inside game. Muilenburg bounds and also had 74 assists. 79 steals and 30 blocks to redshirted last year and made solid strides . • 1999-2000 COACHING STAFF

GREG SPARLING Under Sparling, the Wildcats posted a 15-15 record in his Head Coach (5th Year, 78-45) rookie campaign, reaching the semifinal round of the PNWAC In just four seasons, Central Washing- playoffs where they lost to regular-season champion Seattle ton University head basketball coach University. He then led the 'Cats to 18-11 and 19-13 sea Greg Sparling has compiled quite an im sons in their final two years as the NAIA level. pressive record. The CWU head mentor, who coached CWU's junior varsity Sparling, who reached his 31st birth· in 1991-92, was the Wildcat co-captain in his senior season day only last summer, is nearing the 100- when he averaged 9.0 points and 5. 7 rebounds. He also win plateau and already has three con blocked 26 shots and was one of the team's top three-point ference titles and three conference shooters, converting on 36 percent (18 of 50). Twice he was Coach-of-the-Year awards to his credit. selected CWU's Inspirational award winner. Sparling needs just 22 wins this sea Sparling played two seasons at Highline Community Col son to become only the third coach in lege after graduating from Juanita High School in Kirkland school history to reach the 100-win pla before transferring to Central. teau. He would join the legendary father At Juanita, where he played under Coleman, Sparling son coaching combination of Leo and Dean Nicholson in that earned three letters in basketball and won second team all exclusive club. league honors. He was the team captain and Most Improved In his first four seasons, Sparling has compiled a record of award winner in his senior season. 78-45, winning 63.4 percent of his games. Last year he At Highline, he was a NWAACC all-star in his sophomore guided the Wildcats to a record of 24-5 and a No. 1 ranking campaign and was twice voted the team captain. He was in the West Region in their first season at the NCAA Division also the Inspirational award winner in his sophomore sea II level and was voted the PacWest Conference Coach-of son. the-Year. Misc: Born 6-4-68 at Seattle. Has two brothers, one of CWU defeated Hawaii Pacific 76-56 in the PacWest Con whom (Don) played in Kansas City Royal baseball organiza ference championship game to win its third consecutive con· tion. Married Kristin Lesparance, a former CWU track-and ference title. The 'Cats also won Pacific Northwest Confer field athlete, in Aug., 1995. They have two sons, Coleman ence titles in both the 1997 and 1998 seasons under Michael, 2, and Jacob Arthur, who was born Apr. 30. Sparling's guidance. In both of those seasons, CWU won two games at the NAIA TODD NEALEY national tournament in Tulsa to reach the quarterfinal round Assistant Coach (2nd Year) after coming into the tournament unseeded. In three trips to the NAIA national tournament, including the Todd Nealey, 25, is in his second season on Central Wash· 1994-95 season when he took over after the death of Gil ington University's coaching staff. He is also completing work Coleman, Sparling led CWU to five victories. on a degree in communications. A 1993 graduate of CWU in art with a minor in art history, Prior to joining the coaching staff, Sparling was an assistant to Coleman for three seasons. Nealey played one year at CWU earning He replaced Coleman after Gil became ill in February, 1995 Pacific Northwest Conference all-star and guided the Wildcats to a 6-4 record, including a 2-1 mark honors in the 1996-97 season at the point after being officially named the interim coach upon the death guard position. He was also selected as of Coleman on Mar. 6. the winner of the Ken Broches Coaches award. Nealey averaged 11 .9 points and had 150 assists to help lead the Wildcats to the PNWAC title and a quarterfinal berth in the NAIA national tournament. His as sist total was the eighth best single-sea son mark in school history. The CWU guard had three games in which he was credited with 1 O or more assists, including a conference record 13 against Simon Fraser . He also scored 31 points in a game against Western Washington, the most points ever for a CWU point guard. Nealey is a 1993 graduate of Lacrosse High School where he earned nine letters, including two in football, four in bas ketball and three in baseball. In basketball, he earned all state honors. He played two seasons at Big Bend and one at Northwest College prior to enrolling at CWU. At Big Bend, he was a

1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide - two-time NWAACC all-tournament selection. At Northwest, and is the only non-point guard ranked in the top five in as he earned NCCAA (National Christian Collegiate Athletic As sists. sociation) All-American honors. He was the team captain at Nasinec, 23, graduated from Rogers High School in Puyallup both schools. in 1995 where he lettered in football and basketball. In foot Last spring Nealey played professional basketball in Aus ball he played quarterback and safety and was voted Rogers' tralia. He averaged 24 points per game for the Burnie Tigers team captain and Defensive Back-of-the-Year. in Tasmania and was selected to start in the league's all-star In basketball, he averaged 23 points per game and earned game. second team all-state honors. Misc: Born 12-15-74 at Spokane. Communications major. After playing significant minutes in his freshman season at Has one brother and one sister. Father (Tedd) played bas CWU during which he averaged 6.6 points and 2.4 rebounds ketball at Whitworth. Brother (Troy) is redshirt on this year's per game, he moved into the starting lineup and averaged basketball team. Was ASB representative in high school and 12.2, 16.6 and 14.3 points per game during his sophomore, ASB president at Big Bend. junior and senior seasons. Nasinec earned Pacific Northwest all-conference honors ERIC DAVIS and was a NAIA honorable mention All-American during his Assistant Coach (1st Year) junior season. Last year, he earned PacWest first-team all Eric Davis, a key player on two of CWU's last three confer star honors. ence championship basketball teams, is in his first season He won a total of six different team awards, including Most as an assistant coach for the Wildcats. Valuable Player honors last season, during his playing ca Davis, 23, graduated from CWU last reer. He was a three-time co-captain. He also won the Ken spring with a degree in special educa Broches Coaches award in his freshman season and the tion and currently serves as a special Willie Strange Hustle Award in his sophomore campaign. education teacher at Ellensburg High Misc: Born 6-22-76 at Seattle. Has two brothers. School. Davis is a 1994 graduate of Ephrata ROBERT LOWERY High School where he was a standout Wildcat Radio Director (6' 1 Year) basketball player and also lettered in Robert Lowery, 42, is in his sixth season as Central Wash cross country, soccer and golf. ington University's Director of Wildcat Radio. He then played two seasons at Walla Along with serving as play-by-play announcer for CWU Walla Community College where he av football and men's basketball broadcasts, Lowery secures eraged 18. 7 points, 3.6 rebounds and 3.2 external funding for the broadcasts, the proceeds of assists to earn team captain and Co-MVP honors in his sopho which benefit the university's athletic more season. scholarship fund. Davis played the sixth-man role for CWU during the 1996- Lowery, who also serves as CWU's 97 season. He averaged 8.4 points per game and led the media relations officer, is a 1984 gradu· team in three-pointers made with 61. He keyed a second ate of Washington State University, half comeback win against Azusa Pacific in the NAIA national where he received the Keith Jackson ~ tournament, hitting on five-of-seven three-point shots and fin Award for excellence in sports broadcast ishing with 17 points. ing. After redshirting in the 1997-98 season due to an ankle in He has previously been the radio voice jury, he averaged 5.2 points per game last season and was forWSU women's basketball and base- fl ' selected the team's Most Inspirational award winner. ball; Green River Community College • - Misc: Born 7-12-76 at Wenatchee. Was a class represen (Auburn) men's basketball; high school football and basket tative in high school. Was on school chess team. Has one ball, including for Eisenhower and Davis high schools, in sister. Yakima, and Pullman High School; and the Spokane Fury semi-pro football team. TYCE NASINEC Lowery also served as radio broadcast talent and tourna Assistant Coach (1 • 1 Year) ment broadcast service producer for the NAIA Men's Basket Tyce Nasinec, a starter on three CWU ball National Championship tournaments in Kansas City, Mo., conference championship basketball and Tulsa, Okla. teams, moves to the bench this winter In addition, he was Assistant Tournament Director of the and will serve as an assistant coach for NCAA Division II West Regional Men's Basketball Tourna the Wildcats while he finishes up work ment, hosted by CWU , last spring. on his degree in business. Prior to being hired at Central, Lowery worked as a news Nasinec completed his four-year career and sports reporter/director for radio stations in Seattle last winter as the sixth leading scorer in Wenatchee, Yakima and Ellensburg. He currently also an'. school history with 1,457 points. He also chors weekday morning (6-8 a.m.) news and sports reports ended up as CWU's No. 2 all-time leader on KXLE-FM, 95.3, in Ellensburg. in three-pointers made (198). He also Misc: Born 11-26-56 at Tacoma. Married. Wife's name is ranks third in career steals (187) and fourth in assists (325) Sarah. They have three children· two daughters Randi, 12, and Morgan, 7; and a son Drew, 10 . • 1999-2000 CWU MEN'S BASKETBALL ROSTER

No. Name Pos. Ht Cl. Exp Hometown (High School) 10 Justin Bursch G 6-1 Jr. 2V Spokane (Ferris) 13 Damien Chapman G 6-2 Jr. JC Melbourne, Australia (YVC) 22 Corby Schuh G 6-4 Sr. 1V Spokane (Central Valley - Everett CC) 23 Carson Payne F 6-4 Sr. 1V Vancouver (Mountain View - Clark CC) 24 David Stone F 6-2 Sr. TR Federal Way (YVC - EWU) 25 Paul Felker F 6-4 Jr. TR Enumclaw (Olympic) 30 Bryan Streleski G 6-0 Sr. 1V Spanaway (Bethel - Tacoma CC) 32 Reggie Ball G 6-0 Sr. TR Seattle (O'Dea - HCC & PSU) 33 Jason Littleton F 6-5 So. HS Puyallup (Rogers) 40 Marty Delange F 6-6 Jr. 1V Lynden (HCC) 42 Brandon Rinta G 6-3 Jr. JC Chehalis (W. F. West - YVC) 44 Sean Muilenburg F 6-8 Jr. TR Kirkland (Olympic CC - WWU) 54 Mikel Ward c 6-9 Sr. 1V Okanogan (Wenatchee Valley) RS Mike Conner G 6-5 Fr. HS Olympia (North Thurston) RS Troy Nealey G 6-1 Jr. JC Lacrosse (BBCC)

Head Coach - Greg Sparling. Assistants - Todd Nealey, Eric Davis, Tyce Nasinec.

1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide e PLAYER PROFILES-

REGGIE BALL Guard, 6-0, 170, Sr., Seattle - O'Oea

High School: Graduated from O'Dea High School in 1996. Three-year letter winner in basketball. Earned first team all-league honors senior season. Averaged 13 points, four points, seven assists and four steals per game. Team Captain and Team Defensive Player award winner. Hustle Award winner junior season. College: Played two seasons at Highline CC and one at Portland State prior to enrolling at CWU. Led HCC to two consecutive NWAACC titles. Averaged 15 points, four rebounds, seven assists and three steals to earn second team all-star honors freshman season. . Averaged 14 points, four rebounds, eight steals and three assists sophomore season and earned first team NWAACC honors. Named to NWAACC all-tournament team both seasons... Started 23 games last season at Portland State and averaged 7.6 points and 5.0 assists per game. Shot 40.6 percent from the floor (71-175), including 32.2 percent (19-59) from the three-point line. Also t· averaged 3.1 rebounds per game and had 35 steals.. .Will share playing time at point guard with Justin Bursch. Sees floor very well and is outstanding defensive player. Misc: Born 12-4-77 at Seattle. Law and justice major. Wants to be a Division I head basketball coach. Has one sister. Father (Reggie) was a three-year starter at University of Washington and played professionally in Europe and Mexico.

JUSTIN BURSCH Guard, 6-1, 190, Jr., Spokane - Ferris

High School: Graduated from Ferris High School in 1997. Lettered in football (3), basketball (3) and track-and-field (2). Played quarterback in football. Two-time Team MVP. Team captain senior season. Finished high school career as No. 3 ranked passer in Greater Spokane League history. Posted fifth and 10th best single-season seasons in GSL. Earned all-state honors in basketball. Most Inspirational award winner junior season. Best Defense junior and senior sea sons. Team captain senior year. Averaged 12 points, four rebounds, five assists and three steals senior year leading team to third-place finish in State Class AAA tournament. Competed in high jump and triple jump in track. College: Started 21 games at point guard freshman season. Aver aged 4.8 points and 2.2 assists. Scored career-high 13 points against Cal State - San Bernardino (Jan. 2). Had season-high six assists twice in NAIA national tournament (versus Union, Tenn .. and Georgetown, KY). After shaky start, made 16 of last 19 free throws, including all six at nation als ...Played backup role to PacWest all-star Derrick Elliott last season. Scored season-high 12 points against Hawaii Pacific (Jan. 21 ). Had career-high eight assists against Missouri - St. Louis (Nov. 21 ) ... Is outstanding defensive player. Worked hard in summer and has also improved his offensive game, especially his jump shot. Misc: Born 7-28-78 at Clarkston. Had 3.8 GPA in high school. Presidential Achievement award winner. Member of National Honor Society. Was ASB class officer. Was also active in church and in Bible study group. Business major. Has two brothers and one sister. Uncle (Steve Olson) played quarterback at Idaho. Cousin (Chad Car penter) played wide receiver for Washington State and Phoenix Cardinals. In spare time enjoys climbing mountains and scuba diving.

G FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OR Reb Avg. PF·D Pis Avg . Ast. TO Bk St. Min RP 1997·98 28 39 107 36.4 26 76 34.2 30 50 60.0 9 46 1.6 87·5 134 4.8 62 86 3 23 564 0.71 1998-99 29 22 65 33.8 18 53 34.0 20 33 60.6 8 37 1.3 62-0 82 2,8 63 43 2 26 385 0.97 Totals 57 61 172 35.4 44129 34.1 50 83 60.2 17 83 1.5 149·5 216 3.8 125 129 s 49 949 0.81 DAMIEN CHAPMAN 6-2, 185, Jr., Melbourne, Australia

High School: Graduated from Saint Patrick's High School in 1994. Played basketball and Aussie Rules football. Played guard in basketball. Won Excellence award. Member of national champi onship school state team. Played center half forward in football. College: Played two seasons at Yakima Valley College prior to enrolling at CWU. Led YVC in scoring both seasons, averaging . 14.6 points per game freshman season and 16.3 sophomore year. Led Yak to a 31 -2 record and fourth place finish in NWAACC tournament sophomore year to earn Team MVP and NWAACC all star honors ...Is outstanding three-pointer shooter with virtual unlimited range (made 44 of 114 freshman year and 85 and 213 sophomore season). Also has ability to take the ball to the rim. Misc: Born 7-16-76 at Daylesford, Victoria in Australia. Business major. Has no siblings.

MIKE CONNER 6-4, 200, Fr., Olympia - North Thurston

High School: Graduated from North Thurston High School in 1999. Earned three letters in bas ketball and baseball. Played basketball for former CWU standout guard Tim Brown (1988-89). Three-time All-Narrows League all-star. Team captain and Team MVP senior season. Played first base and outfield in baseball. Two-time All Narrows League outfielder. Was Tacoma News Tri bune Student-Athlete of the Year award winner for North Thurston. College: Will redshirt this • P season. Has potential to be an outstanding player in the future. Misc: Born 10-17 -80 at Olympia. Elementary education major. Has two brothers and two sisters. Posted 3.4 grade point average in high school. Has worked as a tutor of elementary school children.

MARTY DELANGE Forward, 6-6, 215, So., Lynden

High School: Graduated f:om Lynden High School in 1997. Lettered in football (1) and basketball (4). Second team all-league wide receiver in football. Played post position in basketball. Earned first and second team all· league honors junior and senior seasons. Helped team to third and sixth· place finishes at State Class A tournament. College: Played one season at Highline CC for former CWU guard Joe Gallero. Along with Reggie Ball, played on NWAACC championship team in 1998.. . Started 19 games for Wildcats last season. Averaged 9.3 points and team-best 5.1 rebounds. Also led squad in field goal percentage (56.2) and ranked second in blocked shot with 11 . Had double-double (17 points, season-high 10 rebounds) and hit game-winning shot in over· time victory over Western Washington (Feb. 11 ). Scored season-high 28 points against Lewis· Clark State (Dec. 16). Blocked three shots against Western Oregon (Dec. 3) ...Has solid all· around game. Is a good shooter, who can score from the inside or outside. Is good passer, outstanding post defender and excellent rebounder Misc: Born 4·13-79 at Fresno, Calif. Has three brothers. Geography major. Was member of FFA in high school.

G FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OR Reb Avg. PF·D Pts Avg. Ast. TO Bk St. Min RP 1998-99 29 104 185 56.2 2 8 25.0 60 77 77.9 71 149 5.1 72-2 270 9.3 30 35 11 36 666 1.45 Totals 29 104 185 56.2 2 8 25.0 60 77 77.9 71 149 5.1 72-2 270 9.3 30 35 11 36 666 1.45

1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide • PAUL FELKER Guard, 6-4, 185, Jr., Enumclaw

High School: Graduated from Enumclaw in 1996. Earned three letters in basketball. First team all-league junior and senior season. Averaged 18 points per game and shot 50 percent from three-point line senior season. College: Played two seasons at Olympic College. Averaged 11 .5 points, 5.5 rebounds and 3.9 assists freshman year. Shot 38 percent from three-point line and 75 percent from foul line. Played in only three games sophomore season before injuring knee. Averaged 14.3 points, 5. 7 rebounds and 5. 7 assists. Shot 42 percent from three-point line and 82 percent from foul line. Redshirted last season at CWU. Is outstanding three-point scoring threat. Also has worked hard and has improved ability to go to rim. Misc: Born 12-19·77 at Omaha, Neb. Family studies major. Wants to be counselor. Has one brother and one sister.

JASON LITTLETON Forward, 6-5, So., Puyallup - Rogers

High School: Graduated from Rogers High School in 1996. Lettered in football (2) and basket ball (3) . Played linebacker and tackle in football. Selected by Associated Press and the Seattle P-1 as a first team all-state offensive lineman senior season. Also earned first team all-league honors as both an offensive lineman and linebacker. Was two-time all-league forward in basket ball. High school teammate of Tyce Nasinec. College: Was awarded football scholarship as a tight end at Washington State. After redshirting in 1997, played sparingly for the Cougars during the 1998 season. Was on WSU travel roster for 1998 Rose Bowl game in Pasadena ...Is a good rebounder and scorer when he gets the ball around the rim. Also can hit the jumper. Misc: Born 10-18·77 at Honolulu, HI. Has two brothers and two sisters. Operation manager information systems major. Posted 3.76 grade point average in high school.

SEAN MUILENBURG Forward, 6-8 , 235, Redmond - Olympic

High School: Graduated from Redmond High School in 1993. Earned two letters in basketball and helped lead team to third-place finishes in state tournament. College: Played two seasons at Olympic CC (1994-95), then redshirted two seasons at Western Washington (1 996-97) prior to "'S1':i:>h.a1 enrolling at CWU. Averaged 12.5 points and 9.5 rebounds sophomore year at Olympic. Earned second team NWAACC all-star honors... Has good size and strength and is a solid rebounder. Has ability to score inside or outside. Misc: Born 5-21 -75 at Eugene. Has one brother. History major.

TROY NEALEY Guard, 6-1 , 175, Jr., Lacrosse - BBCC

High School: Graduated from Lacrosse High School in 1997. Lettered in basketball (3) and baseball (4). Played two-guard position in basketball. First team all-league junior and senior seasons. All-state senior season. Second team all-state tournament. Played shortstop and pitched in baseball. First team all-league and Most Inspirational award winner. College: Played two seasons at Big Bend CC prior to enrolling at CWU. NWAACC East Region Most Valuable Player sophomore year. Ranked seventh in the NWAACC in scoring, averaging 20. 7 points per game, and eighth in free throw percentage, converting on 82 percent of his attempts. Also aver aged 3.5 assists per game and converted on 65 of 179 three-point shots .. .Will redshirt this winter at CWU. Misc: Born 10-2-78 at Spokane. Communications major. Wants to be an actor or entertainer. Participated in high school drama. Has one brother and one sister. Brother, Todd, started at point guard for Wildcats during 1996-97 season and currently is assistant coach. 0 CARSON PAYNE Forward, 6-4, Sr., Vancouver - Mountain View

High School: Graduated from Mountain View in 1996. Played two seasons at Jesuit High School in Portland, Ore., prior to completing his prep career at Mountain View. At Jesuit, earned honor able mention all-state honors. First-team Greater St. Helens League all-star at Mountain View. College: Played two seasons at Clark CC. Twice was selected a second team NWAACC West region all-star. Averaged 18.9 points per game sophomore year. Scored 20 or more points 14 times, including a high of 36 against Green River. Averaged 6.3 rebounds, including season-high 14 against Lower Columbia.... After outstanding junior season in which he led the team in scor ing (14.4 points per game) was selected to four NCAA Division II pre-season All-American teams this fall. Scored 60 points and had 12 rebounds in three games to earn Most Valuable Player honors in 1999 PacWest post-season tournament. In addition to leading the team in scoring, ranked second in field goal percentage (53.3) and rebounds (4.3). Scored 20 or more points in six games, including season-high 26 against St. Martin's (Dec. 12). Had season-high 11 re bounds against Western Oregon (Dec. 3) . . .Will be go-to-guy this winter. Is a great all-around player. Has a deadly mid-range jumper, but also has ability to shoot the three. Has excellent leaping ability and is a good rebounder. Also is a solid defensive player. Misc: Born 4-27-78 at Vancouver. Business administration major. Father (Richard) played basketball at Washington State and Pacific. Brother (Barton) played soccer at Loyola Marymount and played profession ally in Germany. Also has one sister.

G FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OR Reb Avg . PF·D Pts Avg . Ast TO Bk St. Min RP 1998·99 29 172 323 53.3 17 57 29.8 56 75 74.7 64 126 4.3 88·4 417 14.4 31 65 6 44 6851.12 Totals 29 172 323 53.3 17 57 29.8 56 75 74.7 64 126 4.3 88-4 417 14.4 31 65 6 44 6851.12

BRANDON RINTA Guard, 6-3, 205, Jr., Chehalis

High School: Graduated from W.F. West in Chehalis in 1995. Lettered in football (2) and basket ball (4). Running back and wide receiver in football. Team MVP and second team all-league senior season. Played point guard in basketball for former CWU assistant coach Dennis Bower. Black Hills League MVP and all-state senior year. Team Captain, Team MVP and first team all league junior and senior seasons. College: Played forward position for two seasons under Dean Nicholson and Leon Rice at Yakima Valley. Honorable mention all-league freshman year. First team all-league, Team Captain and Team MVP sophomore season. Most Inspirational award winner freshman and sophomore years. Averaged 13.3 points and 7.2 rebounds sophomore year. Also had 74 assists, 69 steals and 30 blocks, leading team in latter two categories .. .A natural righthander, redshirted last season to work on his shooting after switching to left hand due to elbow injury. Is solid player on both offense and defense and has outstanding knowledge of the game of basketball. Is extremely hard worker. Misc: Born 2-3-77 at Olympia. Physical educa tion major. Plans to be a teacher and coach. Posted 3.35 grade point average in high school.

1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide • CORBY SCHUH Guard, 6-4, Jr., Spokane - Central Valley

High School: Graduated from Central Valley in 1996. Earned two letters in basketball and baseball. Two·time Greater Spokane League second-team all-star in basketball. Played first base in basketball. College: Was one of top reserves last season, averaging 9.2 points per game. Ranked second on team in three-pointers made with 66, the sixth best single-season total in school history. Attempted 190 three-point shots, the second highest total in school history. Scored season-high 22 points twice (Jan. 16 against Humboldt State and Feb. 6 against St. Martin's). Made six three-pointers against Lewis-Clark State (Dec. 16) and St. Martin's (Feb. 6) . . . Played two seasons at Everett CC. First team NWAACC Northern Region all-star honors sopho- • more year. Averaged 24.6 points, 7.5 rebounds and 3.2 assists... Has ability to take over a game with his shooting and scoring ability, plus he has the size to post up and rebound. Also has improved his defense. Misc: Born 2-1-78 at Spokane. Has one brother and two sisters. Math major. Plans to be math teacher and high school basketball coach. Had 3.5 grade point average in high school. Uncle (Dale Hutsell) played basketball for four seasons (1962-65).

G FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OR Reb Avg . PF·D Pts Avg. Aat. TO Bk St. Min RP 1998·99 29 89 240 37.1 66190 34.7 23 30 76 .7 25 70 2.4 46·0 267 9.2 19 14 2 19 487 0.97 Totals 29 89 240 37.1 66190 34.7 23 30 76.7 25 70 2.4 46-0 267 9.2 19 14 2 19 487 0.97

BRYAN STRELESKI Guard, 6-0, 180, Jr., Spanaway - Bethel

High School: Graduated from Bethel in 1996. Lettered in football (3), basketball (3) and base ball (3). Played quarterback and free safety in football. All-league defensive back. Earned all league, all·area and all-state honors in basketball. Played in all-state game and Oregon-Wash ington all-star game. Played centerfield and third base in baseball, earning all-league honors. College: Played key reserve role last season and will be one of team leaders this season. Will play at both the point and shooting guard positions. Is a very good defender and is a competitor from start to finish .. .. Averaged 3.4 points last season. Scored season-high 11 points against Simon Fraser on Jan. 9. Played two seasons at Tacoma CC for former CWU assistant Carl Howell prior to enrolling at CWU. Team captain both seasons. Averaged 14.5 points and 4.9 assists sophomore year, leading TCC to a 21 -7 record. Played in NWAACC sophomore all-star game . ..Scored a career-high 39 points, including 35 in the second half, against Pierce College freshman year. Averaged 18.0 ppg, 3.8 assists and converted on school-record and NWAACC best 88 percent of foul shots to earn second team Western region honors. Set school record for three-point attempts (262) freshman year. Misc: Born 12-2-77 at Tacoma. Health education major. Plans to be teacher. Had 3.6 grade point average in high school.

G FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OR Reb Avg . PF-0 Pts Avg . Ast. TO Bk St. Min RP 1998·99 29 31 65 47.7 17 37 45.9 21 34 61 .8 10 37 1.3 36·0 100 3.4 21 20 0 18 3301 .11 Totals 29 31 65 47.7 17 37 45.9 21 34 61 .8 10 37 1.3 36-0 100 3.4 21 20 o 18 3301.11 DAVID STONE Guard, 6-2, 195, Sr., Fede ral Way

High School: Graduated from Federal Way High School in 1994. Played guard and forward in basketball for former CWU letterman Jerome Collins. Averaged 15 points, five rebounds and four steals per game. College: Played two seasons at Yakima Valley and one at Eastern Wash· ington prior to enrolling at CWU . ..Can play either at guard or forward. Is one of top defensive players on team. Misc: Born 4-15-76 at Culver City, Calif. Has one brother and one sister. Law and justice major. Plans to be juvenile probation officer.

MIKEL WARD Center, 6-9, Jr., Okanogan

High School: Graduated from Okanogan in 1996. Lettered in football (4), basketball (4) and track (4). Played offensive and defensive tackle in football. Twice selected all-league. Averaged 16 points, 13 rebounds and three blocks senior season to earn all-league honors in basketball. Competed in shot put and discus in track, twice qualifying for state meet. College: Started first nine games last season before being sidelined by back injury. Averaged 8.7 points and 4.0 rebounds and made 60.4 percent of shots... Played two seasons at Wenatchee Valley College. First team all-league sophomore. Averaged 14.3 points and NWAACC-best 11.1 rebounds, including 4.2 at the offensive end.. .Is a good rebounder and shot blocker and also is good scorer ( off the block. Misc: Born 4-16-77 at Omak. Law and justice major Has one sister.

G FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT OR Reb Avg. PF·D Pis Avg. Ast. TO Bk St.Min RP 1998·99 9 32 53 60.4 2 4 50.0 12 19 63 .2 13 36 4.0 25·1 78 8.7 4 11 5 4 164 1.16 Totals 9 32 53 60.4 2 4 50.0 12 19 63 .2 13 36 4.0 25· 1 78 8.7 4 11 5 4 164 1.16

PLAYOFFS: The PacWest and the NCAA The West Division regular-season champion will host the PacWest playoffs (Mar. 4-6) this win ter. The PacWest playoffs will include four teams, the West Division champion, the Pacific Division champion and two at-large teams based on the NCAA power ratings. The PacWest champion will earn an automatic berth in the NCAA Division II West regionals to be held Mar. 9-11 at a site to be determined. The West regional winner advances to the NCAA Division II Elite Eight to be held Mar. 22-25 at Louisville, Kentucky. If CWU doesn't win the PacWest tournament, it still could earn a berth in the regionals. Last year, three PacWest teams represented the conference in the regionals, including the Wildcats, Seattle Pacific and Hawaii Pacific.

1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide • 1998-99 CWU MEN'S BASKETBALL STATS· 29 Games (24-5, PacWest 17-1)

G-GS FG PCT 3FG PCT FT PCT OR Reb Avg. PF·D Pis Avg. Ast. TO Bk St Min Rating Carson Payne 29·28 172·323 53.3 17-57 29.8 56·75 74.7 64 126 4.3 88-4 417 14.4 31 65 6 44 685 1.12 Tyce Nasinec 29·29 138·316 43.7 68·188 36.2 72-86 83.7 26 73 2.5 80·1 416 14.3 105 73 14 56 807 1.24 Derrick Elliott 28·27 78·240 32.5 45-149 30.2 85·105 81.0 19 80 2.9 70·2 286 10.2 134 70 3 89 798 1.32 Marty Delange 29·19 104· 185 56.2 2·8 25.0 60·77 77.9 71 149 5.1 72·2 270 9.3 30 35 11 36 666 1.45 Corby Schuh 29·2 89·240 37.1 66-190 34.7 23·30 76.7 25 70 2.4 46·0 267 9.2 19 14 2 19 487 0.97 Simon Dubiel 29·1 73-174 42.0 36·112 32.1 23·38 60.5 28 70 2.4 58·1 205 7.1 50 54 0 26 519 0.97 Bryan Streleski 29-0 31·65 47.7 17·37 45.9 21·34 61.8 10 37 1.3 36·0 100 3.4 21 20 0 18 330 1.11 Keith Hennig 29·26 35.73 47.9 11·35 31.4 11-19 57.9 7 28 1.0 46-0 92 3.2 25 28 0 12 356 0.84 Eric Davis 17-0 29.79 36.7 19·56 33.9 11-14 78.6 14 39 2.3 23-0 88 5.2 33 14 1 8 280 1.19 DazKinlow 18-0 32-68 47.1 O·O 0.0 19-44 43.2 22 39 2.2 42·2 83 4.6 6 11 11 5 174 0.82 Justin Bursch 29·2 22·65 33.8 18·53 34.0 20·33 60.6 8 37 1.3 62·0 82 2.8 63 43 2 26 385 0.97 Mikel Ward 9.9 32·53 60.4 2·4 50.0 12·19 63.2 13 36 4.0 25·1 78 8.7 4 11 5 4 164 1.16 Rem Sackmann 28·2 25·51 49.0 10-18 55.6 12·26 46.2 19 56 2.0 42·0 72 2.6 10 15 0 13 274 0.97 Parker Barth 12-0 2·6 33.3 0·1 0.0 3·6 50.0 1 3 0.3 5·0 7 0.6 3 5 0 0 25 0.52 Totals 29·29 862-1938 44.5 311-908 34.3 428·606 70.6 384 967 33.3 695·13 2463 84.9 534 461 55 356 5950 1.15 Opponents 29.29 751-1616 46.5 174-486 35.8 588·825 71.3 396 1186 40.9 582·23 2264 78.1 387 701 84 231 5950 1.08

Dead Ball Rebounds· CWU 94, Opp. 109. Team Rebounds· CWU 124 (Off-57, Def-67), Opp. 104 (Off· 44 Def· 60). Team Turnovers· CWU 3, Opp. 5 Technical Fouls· CWU 9 (Elliott 3, Davis, Sackmann, Hennig, Nasinec, CWU bench, CWU crowd), Opp. 8.

Scoring· Rebounding By Games

Tyce Corby Derrick Simon Justin Mikel Carson Bryan Rem Marty Keith Parker Daz Eric Game Naslnec Schuh Elliott Dubiel Bursch Ward Payne Streleskl Seckmann Delange Hennig Barth Kin low Davis 11·13/+Salem-Teikyo (94·101) ·25.2 17·2 DNP 11·6 5·2 9·2 11-a· 8·1 2·2 6·6 0-1 DNP DNP DNP 11-141+at Clarion (68·95) 8·1 11·2 0.5· 13·3 4.3 ·144 6-4 3.4 4-4 2·1 3·1 0-0 DNP DNP 11-16/at Washington State (78·91) '23·2 5·1 6·2 8·3 6·1 13·7' 7.7• 3.3 O·O 7.3 3-2 O·O DNP DNP 11·20/+North Dakota (85·77) 10.7· 0·3 14·1 5·0 8·1 7·6 '17·4 0·2 0·1 '17·6 7·1 O·O DNP DNP 11·21/+Mlssouri·St. Louis (101-74) 6·3 9.3 8·2 9·0 0·1 8·3 '15·5' 8·1 12·4 ·15.2 9·0 2·1 DNP DNP 11·24/Seattle (93·83) 17·0 2·0 12·1 4·1 8·1 8-4 '22·8' 3·1 2·2 12·5 4-0 DNP DNP DNP 11·28.IAlaska-Fairbanks (90·71) ·21.5 14·2 6-4 5-r 1·2 11-4 14-4 2·0 3-2 8-4 5·1 0-0 DNP DNP 12·3/'at Westem Oregon (89·74) 15·2 5·2 10-0 7·0 0·1 2·0 '23·11' 5·1 7-2 13-8 2·2 DNP DNP DNP 12-srat Humboldt State (69·53) 10-4 4.3 12·3 8·3 3·1 s.5· •134 4.5 3-2 6-4 0·2 DNP DNP DNP 12·11/'at Seattle Pacific (87-69) 13-4 12·1 ·11-2 11·3 0-5 DNP 10-6' 3·0 4.3 13-6' 4·1 O·O CNP DNP 12· 12rat St. Martin's (84· 76) 9·1 15-0 14-4 4·1 0-0 DNP '26-4 5·1 0·2 7·8' 4·0 O·O O·O DNP 12·16/'at Lewis·Clark (102·98) 3ot 14·7 18·1 9.5 0·1 O·O CNP 13·4 4·0 2·1 '28·7 5.4 DNP 9.9• CNP 1·7/'Westem Washington (82·68) 11·0 '16·6 9.3 5.3 2·1 CNP 15·3 2·1 3·0 5·8' 5·0 0·2 6·1 3·2 1·9/'Simon Fraser (73·63) 15·1 3·2 6·5 3.4 10·2 DNP '18·6' 11·2 2·1 0·4 0·2 DNP 5.3 0·1 1-14/'Westem Oregon (84·83) ·1e-2 9.4 10-4 '18·2 O·O DNP 6·3 5·2 1·1 12·5' 0·1 CNP CNP 5.3 1·16/'Humboldt State (103·66) 6·5 ·22.3 8-0 10·2 0-4 CNP 8-1 3·0 6-5' 5.5• 10·1 5-0 5-2 3·1 1-21/'Hawaii Pacific (78-60) ·22-r 6-r 9·1 3·3 12·3 CNP 12-4 2·2 2·1 4.5 2·2 DNP 4.4 O·O 1·231'BYU·Hawaii (86·78) 9·0 13·2 ·17.1 7-4 0-1 DNP 6·1 0·1 5·2 14·5' 5·0 DNP 2-1 5.5• 1·28.l"at Hawaii·Hilo (92-84) '25·2 O·O 9.5 16-4 1-0 DNP 23.9• O·O 2·5 8·8 2·0 DNP 0-0 6-1 1·30/'at Chaminade (75·114) '16·3' 2·1 6·2 6·1 2·0 DNP 12·1 1·0 0·1 6-3' O·O DNP 8·1 10.3· 2-4/'Seattle Pacific (68·63) 8·3 7.5 9.5 8·2 3·0 DNP '15-6 3·0 1-1 14.7• 0·3 CNP 0-3 0·1 2-6/'St. Martin's (94-73) 17·1 '22·3 6·1 4.3 3.3 CNP 8·1 6·1 0·3 7.4 2·0 CNP 13-5' 6·2 2· 11/'at Westem Wash. (84·82) ot 13·3 3·2 11·5 6·2 0·1 DNP ·1s-2 2·0 5·0 17·10' 2·1 DNP 2-1 5·1 2· 131'at Simon Fraser (103·96) ot ·22-1 10·4' 19·3 2·1 3.3 DNP 9·2 5·2 4-1 4.4• 6·0 DNP 0·2 19·1 2·20/'Lewis·Clark State (81 ·69) 7.5 ·11-1 7.3 7.5 O·O DNP 15·2 2·1 3-7" 4.3 8·1 0-0 9·1 2-r 2·25/+Humboldl Stale (84-73) 13·1 3·2 ·224 5-0 3·0 DNP 17-4 1·2 0-3 8·7' 2·1 DNP 3·2 7·2 2·26/+BYU·Hawaii (89·87) ol 15·1 3·1 5.4 14·1 6·0 DNP ·23.2 1·2 O·O 14.5• O·O DNP 3·1 5.3 2·27/+at Hawaii Pacific (76·56) O·O 10-4 6·3 6-4 O·O DNP '20-6' 5·2 CNP 10·5 2·1 0-0 8·1 9.4 3·5/+CS·San Bemardino (71 ·87) 17·2 9.3 '19·2 O·I 2-1 DNP 15.4• O·O O·O 3·1 O·O 0-0 6·3 0·2

+Toumamenta: Nov. 13-14 • Clarion Invitational (0·2, 4th); Nov. 20·21 • SPU Vila·Milk Tipoff (2·0, 1st): Feb. 25·27 • PacWest Conference at Honolulu (3·0, 1st); Mar. 5 ·NCAA West Regional at Ellensburg (0·1). 'Pacific West Conference game or Scoring/Rebounding game leader.

Records: Home· 11·1 Away ·9·3 Neutral ·4·1 Leading at Half -19·0. Trailing at Half· 5-4 Tiedat Half -0·1. Overtime. 4·0. PacWest • 17-1

Scoring By Halves 2 10T 20T 30T Total Central Washington 1139 1250 50 11 13 2463 Opponents 1021 1184 39 11 9 2264 • M OVIN' ON UP. .... NCAA Central Washington University, which had been a provisional member for the previous three years, completed its first full season as a full-fledged member of the NCAA last spring. The National Collegiate Athletic Association is the organization through which the nation's ~fiJii\ colleges and universities speak and act on athletics matters at the national level. It is a ~ voluntary association of more than 1 ,200 institutions, conferences, organizations and indi viduals devoted to the sound administration of intercollegiate athletics. Through the NCAA, member colleges consider any athletics problem that has crossed regional or conference lines and has become national in character. The Association strives to maintain intercollegiate athletics as an integral part of the educational program and the athlete as an integral part of the student body. The NCAA also stands for good conduct in intercollegiate athletics and serves as the colleges' national athletics accrediting agency. It was the flying wedge, football's major offense in 1905, that spurred the formation of the NCAA. The game's rugged nature, typified by mass formations and gang tackling, resulted in numerous injuries and deaths and prompted many institutions to discontinue the sport. Others urged that football be reformed or abolished from intercollegiate athletics. President Theodore Roosevelt summoned college athletics leaders to two White House conferences to encourage such reforms. In earl y December 1905, Chancellor Henry M. MacCracken of New York University convened a meeting of 13 institutions to initiate changes in football playing rules. At a subsequent meeting December 28 in New York City, the Intercollegiate Athletic Association of the United States (IAAUS) was founded by 62 members. The IAAUS officially was constituted March 31, 1906, and took its present name (NCAA) in 1910. For several years, the NCAA was a discussion group and rules-making body; but in 1921 , the first NCAA national champi onship was held: the National Collegiate Track and Field Championships. Gradually, more rules committees were formed and more championships were held. The Association's membership was divided into three legislative and competitive divisions in 1973 at the first special Convention ever held. Women joined the NCAA's activities in 1980 when Divisions II and Ill established 1O championships for 1981-82. A year later, the historic 75th Convention adopted an extensive governance plan to include women's athletics programs, services and representation. The NCAA has grown dramatically in the past 40 years, with more than 600 new members since 1950. All of CWU's sports, except for baseball, now compete in the NCAA.

Pacific West Conference The Pacific West Conference, with roots extending back to 1981, is one of the most successful and well-respected athletic programs in the West. Sixteen schools, located in seven different states, are currently mem bers of the conference. The newest members are Seattle University, which began competition in the PacWest this fall, and Northwest Nazarene (Idaho), which will officially begins competing in the conference in the 2000-2001 school year. ~ewis-Cla~k S~at~ officially withdrew from the conference last spring, C Q N F E R E N C E electing to maintain its NAIA affiliation. Simon Fraser, which also com- petes as a N~IA school, will be considered a scheduling partner next year . . . . after competing as a member this year. 1 1 1 1 t i u::~~~~~=~~,;;~~ ~r~:;)o~~ ~ ~~~:~::1 ~2:~:~~l~~kv~;:re~~~~~e:~~~.acific ) and softball (Humboldt State) and NAIA The Pac1f1c West Conference was initially formed b a mer f th G · in May of 1992. Then in the fall of 1998, th e conferen~e mer g=~ o ' th~ · reat Northwest and c.o.ntrnental Divide conferences ence. Independents BYU-Hawaii, Hawaii Pacific and Humb~ldt ;: I iv~ te.a~s from the Pac1f1c ~?rt.hwest Athletic Confer- In volleyball and men's basketball, Central com etes in t a e a~~ 1orned the fa~-flung affthat1on. Wester~ ~.regon , Seattle Pacific, Western Washin ~on and H~::est D1v1s1on along wit~ Seattle University, St. Martin's, West D1v1s1on schools along with Alaska-Anchorag; Al k F . bold! State. The womens basketball league includes the , as a- arr anks, Montana State - Billings and Western New Mexico.

1999-2000 Basketh~ ll Ml)rlio c .. :,1 ~ A PACWEST OPPONENTS

ALASKA ANCHORAGE Jan. 10 at Western New Mexico, 5 p.m. Jan. 13 ·at Chaminade, 8:30 p.m. Jan. 22 at Anchorage Jan. 15 ·at Hawaii-Hilo. 8:15 p.m. Jan. 20 · western Washington SEAWOLVES INFORMATION Jan.22 ·central Washington Location: Anchorage, AK Jan.27 at Simon Fraser (exh) Enrollment: 20,000 Jan. 29 at Seattle, 6 p.m. Arena: UAA Sports Center Feb. 4 Lincoln Series: UAA 1, CWU O Feb.5 Lincoln SID: Nate Sagan (interim) Feb. 10 · Alaska-Fairbanks, 8 p.m. SID Phone: (907) 786·462E Feb. 12 •at Alaska· Fairbanks, 4 p.m. Fax Phone: (907) 563·456E Feb. 17 •Montana State-Billings Lettermen: 10 Feb. 19 ·western New Mexico Starters: 4 Feb. 24 ·BYU·Hawaii 1998·99 Record: 17·10 Feb.26 ·Hawaii Pacific Conference: PacWest Pacific Conference Record: 10·4 (2"°) Tournaments: Great Alaska Shootout (Nov. 24·27} • 1· 2.

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Charlie Bruns, Eastern Washington '68 (108·58, 6 years). Assistant · Rusty ALASKA FAIRBANKS Osborne. Jan. 20 at Fairbanks RETURNING STARTERS: Ed Kirk (G, 6·3, Sr.. 17.0 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 4.3 apg), Chris Hamey (G, 6·5, Sr.. 15.0 ppg, 4.4 rpg), NANOOKS INFORMATION J.J. Pilgreen (F. 6·8, Sr. • 7.2 ppg, 5.2 rpg), Serge Using (C. 7· Location: Fairbanks, AK 0, Sr., 5.1 ppg, 0.6 rpg, 2.3 bpg). Enrollment: 8,200 Arena: Patty Center (2,000} OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Scott Larrabee (G, 5· Series: CWU 18, UAF 7 10, Sr., 8.1 ppg, 2.1 rpg); C.J. Lewis (C, 6·6, Sr., 9.9 ppg, 5.4 SID: Scott Roselius rpg. 67% FG). Jon Madison (G/F, 6·6, So., 6.5 ppg, 2.7 rpg). SID Phone: (907} 474·6805 Drew Gunkel (F, 6·5, Jr. . 5.2 ppg, 2.0 rpg), Shaun O'Shea (C. Fax Phone: (907} 474-2449 6·8, Jr.. 71% FG). Lettermen: 6 Starters: 1 TOP NEWCOMERS: Greg Freeman (F, 6·4, Jr., Helena, MT 1998·99 Record: 15-11 • Ricks College. ID), Glen Newbold (F. 6·6, Jr.. Wanganui, Conference: PacWest Pacific New Zealand · Yavapai College, AZ), Taylor Wagner (G, 6· 1, Conference Record: 6·8 (5" ) Jr.. Sandy, UT • Otero JC, CO). COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Al Sokaitis (37·42, 3 years; Overall, 180-134, 12 years). Assistant · Frank KEY LOSSES: Jim Hajdukovich (G, 15.8 ppg, 6.0 rpg, all· Ostanik. region) RETURNING STARTERS: Sanjey Noriega (F, 6·4, Sr.. 12.8 SERIES FACT: Alaska Anchorage defeated CWU 75-63 in the only previous meeting between the two schools in 1979. ppg, 3.3 rpg}. OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Devin Dawkins (G. 5· 1999-2000 Schedule 9, Sr.. 6.6 ppg, 3.1 rpg, 2.3 apg), Anthony Porter (G, 5·9. Sr., 61 H Nov. 19 90 Grand Canyon 4.3 ppg, 2.3 apg), Tim Church (F, 6-3. Sr.. 4.3 ppg, 2.2 rpg), 49 H Nov. 21 64 Grand Canyon Jay Strid (C, 7· 1, Sr.. 2.1 ppg, 2.2 rpg); Eric Thompson (F/C, Nov. 24 70 +Washington 86 A H 6·9, Jr.• 4.0 ppg, 2.0 rpg). Nov. 26 104 +Grambling 85 108 H Nov. 27 76 +Louisville TOP NEWCOMERS: Bogden Popescu (F, 6-7. Jr.. Bucharest, H Dec. 21 92 Adams State 59 Romania • Trinity Valley JC), Kevin Bullock (F. 6·5, ~r .. H Dec. 22 88 Adams State 50 Albuquerque, NM . New Mexico Military Academy) . Mike 62 A Dec. 27 42 at Kentucky Jones (C, 6-10, Jr., Everett · Edmonds CC); Doug Lamb (G, 30 A Dec. 30 127 at Carver 6-1 . Fr., Eielson, AK). Jan. 6 •at Montana State-Billings, 6 Jan. 8 •at Western New Mexico. 5:30 • KEY LOSSES: Branden Bieber (F, 9.3 ppg, 7.8 rpg), Josh COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Tom Wood, UC Davis Fannon (G, 11.9 ppg, 2.4 apg), Rhent Mitchell (G/F, 11.4 ppg, '71 (240-253, 18 years). Assistants - Steve Kinder, Mike 2.6 rpg), Steve Singleton (F/G, 9.1 ppg, 5.5 rpg) Hammond.

SERIES FACT: Win Streaks-8 (1956-73). Loss Streak -4 RETURNING STARTERS: Bobby Robinson {G, 6-4, Sr., (1973-75). Most Points - 98 (1956). Most Points Allowed 8.5 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 2.8 apg); David Demyan (F, 6-5, Sr., 6.4 - 94 {1975). Biggest Margins: Win - 39 (90-51 in 1968). ppg, 4.9 rpg); lssachar Beh (C, 6-7, Sr., 8.9 ppg, 7.0 rpg). Loss - 2 (51-49 in 1958). W-L Records: At Ellensburg - 9-1. At Nicholson Pavilion - 8-1. At Fairbanks - 6-4. Neutral OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Adam Carewe {F, 6- Sites-2-1. 4, Sr., 5.7 ppg, 3.4 rpg); Andy Westerholt (G, 6-5, Sr., 3.3 ppg, 1.3 rpg); Bobby Caruthers (C, 6-9, Sr., 1.4 ppg, 1.8 rpg). 1999-2000 Schedule Nov. 12 84 Warner Pacific 55 H TOP NEWCOMERS: Greg Cutler (F/C, 6-8, Fr., Aloma, CA Nov. 13 68 Warner Pacific 63 H Monte Vista, 19.7 ppg, 14.2 rpg); J'ontar Coleman (G, 6-2, Nov. 18 59 +Houston 81 H 170, Fr., Oakland - Skyline); Jeremy Robinson {G, 5-8, Fr., Nov. 20 75 +Texas Christian 101 H San Diego, CA- Horizon). Nov. 21 61 +Montana State 77 H Nov. 29 86 St. Edwards 89 A KEY LOSSES: Rodrick Tennell (F, 13.4 ppg, 4.4 rpg); Cary Nov. 30 48 Baylor 82 A Williams (F, 13.0 ppg, 6.9 rpg). Dec.2 66 St. Mary's, TX 79 A Dec.6 62 Wichita State 71 A SERIES FACT: Win Streaks - 8 (1958-Cu"ent). LOBB Streak Dec. 17 93 Dominican, Calif. 48 H -1 (1958). Most Points-108 (1967). Most Points Allowed Dec. 18 72 Dominican, Calif. 44 H - 81 (1967). Biggest Margins: Win - 37 (103-66 in 1999). Dec.29 72 + Montana State 108 A Loss- 2 (51-49 in 1958). W-L Records: At Ellensburg - 1-0. Dec.30 68 +Idaho 93 N At Nicholson Pavilion - 1-0. At Arcata - 2-1. Neutral Sites - Jan.3 at Chico State, TBA 4-0. Jan.6 *at Western New Mexico, 7:30 Jan.a *at Montana State-Billings, 8 1999-2000 Schedule Jan. 13 *at Hawaii-Hilo, 7:15 p.m. Nov. 19 60 +UC Davis 68 A Jan. 15 *at Chaminade, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20 47 +Sonoma State 78 N Jan.20 *Central Washington Nov. 27 67 San Francisco State 62 H Jan.22 *Western Washington, 4 p.m. Dec. 2 63 ·western Washington 77 A Jan.29 at Simon Fraser (exh) Dec. 4 80 *Central Washington 87 A Feb. 10 *at Alaska-Anchorage, 8 p.m. Dec. 11 52 Santa Clara 67 A Feb. 12 *Alaska-Anchorage, 4 p.m. Dec. 16 80 Northwest Nazarene 72 H Feb. 17 *Western New Mexico Dec. 18 90 *Western Oregon 70 H Feb. 19 *Montana State-Billings Dec. 21 66 UC Riverside 88 A Feb.24 *Hawaii Pacific Dec. 22 65 UC Irvine 89 A Feb.26 *BYU-Hawaii, 4 p.m. Dec. 28 91 Dominican 71 H Dec. 30 71 Chico State 85 A Tournaments: Top of the World Classic (Nov. 18-21 )- 0-3; Jan.6 *at Seattle Pacific Montana State (Dec. 29-30) - 0-2. Jan.8 *at St. Martin's Jan. 13 Seattle, 8 p.m. HUMBOLDT STATE Jan. 15 Simon Fraser (exh), 8 p.m. Jan.20 *Hawaii Pacific, 8 p.m. Dec. 4 at Ellensburg, Feb. 5 at Arcata Jan.22 *BYU-Hawaii, 8 p.m. Jan.27 *at Chaminade, 7:30 p.m. LUMBERJACKS INFORMATION Jan.29 *at Hawaii-Hilo Location: Arcata Feb.3 *Western Washington Enrollment: 7,492 Feb.5 *Central Washington Arena: East Gym (1,400) Feb. 10 *St. Martin's Series: CWU 8, HSU 1 Feb. 12 *Seattle Pacific SID: Dan Pambianco Feb. 19 *at Western Oregon, 7:30 p.m. SID Phone: (707) 826-3631 Feb.24 at Seattle Fax Phone: (707) 826-5961 Feb.26 at Simon Fraser (exh) Lettermen: 5 Starters: 3 ~~~urnaments: UCO Hamilton Invitational (Nov. 19-20) • 1998-99 Record: 11-16 Conference: PacWest West Conference Record: 7-11 (7"')

1999-2000 Basketball Media GuidP A Jan. 13 *at Hawaii Pacific, 7:30 p.m. MONTANA STATE - BILLINGS Jan. 15 •at BYU-Hawaii, 7:30 p.m. Jan.20 Seattle Jan.22 Jan. 27 at Ellensburg Simon Fraser (exh) Jan.27 *at Central Washington, 8 p.m. YELLOWJACKETS INFORMATION Jan.29 *at Western Washington Location: Billings, MT Feb.3 *Hawaii-Hilo, 8 p.m. Feb.5 *Chaminade, 8 p.m. Enrollment: 4, 100 Feb. 7 at Rocky Mountain Arena: Alterowitz Gymnasium (3,5110)a ~.. Feb. 12 Series: MSB 1, CWU O *at Western New Mexico SID: Ben Donahue Feb. 17 *at Alaska-Anchorage SID Phone: (406) 657-2100 ~ Feb. 19 *at Alaska-Fairbanks Fax Phone: (406) 657-2369 MONTANASTAT£UNMR91Y Feb.26 *Western New Mexico Lettermen: 5 BILLINGS Tournaments: North Dakota State (Dec. 10-11) - 0-2; MSU Starters: 2 Billings (Dec. 20-21) • 2-0. 1998-99 Record: 12-16 Conference: PacWest Pacific Conference Record: 6-8 (5°'-T) NORTHWEST NAZARENE COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Craig Carse (75-37, 4 years: Overall, 154·80, 8 years). Assistants - Brent Dec. 30 at Seattle Montague. CRUSADERS INFORMATION RETURNING STARTERS: Neil Christiaens (F/C, 6-8, So., Location: Nampa 8.1ppg,5.0 rpg); Markus Hallgrimson (G, 6·2, Sr., 19.7 ppg, Enrollment: 1, 104 1.9 rpg). Arena: Montgomery Fieldhouse~3, Series: CWU 7, NNC 3 OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Brian Cook (F, 6-8, SID: Gil Craker '¥ So., 4.0 ppg, 3.6 rpg); Beau McFadyean (F, 6-4, So., 3.3 ppg, SID Phone: (208) 467-8397 3.1 rpg); Joel Nieskens (G, 5-10, Jr., 2.9 ppg. 1.3 rpg). Note: Fax Phone: (208) 467-8396 u~ McFadyean and Nieskens will redshirt this winter. Lettermen: 7 111f Starters: 5 TOP NEWCOMERS: Skousan Harker (6·8, Sr., F, Raymond, 1998-99 Record: 12-21 AB - U. Oregon); Mike McShane (G, 6-4, Sr., Salem, OR - Conference: Cascade U. of Oregon); Jarett Skrifvars (F, 6-5, Fr., Brea, CA). Conference Record: 8-8 (4°'-T)

KEY LOSSES: Titus Warmsley (G, 23.5 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 2.2 COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Rich Sanders, EWU '77 apg); Jamie Stevens (G, 10.4 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 7.4 apg); Miodraf (34-29, 2 years). Assistants • Julious Coleman, Gary Babic (C, 14.0 ppg, 7 .3 rpg, 1.3 apg). Lawson, Craig Stensgaard.

SERIES FACT: Montana State - Billings, then known as RETURNING STARTERS: Jeremy Stockett (F, 6-8, Sr., 12.3 Eastern Montama, defeated CWU 65-63 in the opening round ppg, 7.7 rpg); Josh Cooprider (G, 6-0, So., 8.9 ppg, 1.8 rpg, of the 1965 NAIA national tournament in Kansas City in the 3.2 apg); Elijah Effinger (G, 6·2, Jr., 10.8 ppg, 3.1 rpg, 1.7 only previous meeting between the two schools. apg); Kelly Herron (F, 6-4, Jr., 7.9 ppg, 3.8 rpg, 1.9 apg); LaMark Judkins (G, 6-1, Sr., 9.6 ppg, 3.2 apg, 3.2 apg). 1999·2000 Schedule Nov. 26 101 North Dakota State 96 H OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Jonathan Bussell (G, Nov. 29 110 UC-Colorado Springs 98 H 6-3, Sr., 2.7 ppg, 1.4 rpg). Dec. 4 77 St. Martin's 88 A Dec. 6 104 Northwest Nazarene 88 A TOP NEWCOMERS: Jeff Nielsen (F, 6·5, Jr., Medford, OR - Dec. 1o 72 +North Dakota 92 N Chemeketa); Sean Moore (P, 6-8, Jr., Phoenix, AZ. - Glendale Dec. 11 75 +North Dakota State 93 A CC); Ryan Marquez (F, 6-6, Fr., Portland, OR - Benson Tech); Dec. 17 95 Rocky Mountain 73 H James Thomas (F, 6·5, So., Houston, TX - Southern Dec. 20 86 +Michigan Tech 81 H University). Dec. 21 101 +Northwest Nazarene 82 H Dec. 29 106 St. Martin's 80 H KEV LOSSES: Detmetiros McBride (F, 11.2 ppg, 5.3 rpg); Chad Mitchell (G, 8.2 ppg, 3.4 rpg); Scott Bishop (P, 7.3 ppg, Jan. 3 Jamestown Jan. 6 •Alaska-Anchorage, 8 p.m. 7. rpg). Jan. 8 *Alaska-Fairbanks, 8 p.m. Jan. 11 at Hawaii-Hilo, 7:15 p.m . • Starters: 3 SERIES FACT: Win Streaks· 4 (1987-93). Loss Streak • 2 1 998·99 Record: 15-13 (1985·86). Most Points · 85 (1986). Most Points A llowed Conference: PacWest West - 99 (1986). Biggest Margins: Win - 25 (84-59 in 1988). Conference Record: 10·8 (3rd) Loss · 14 (99·85 in 1986). W-L Records: At Ellensburg - 2- 1. At Nicholson Pavilion - 1·1 . At Nampa · 2· 1. Neutral COACHING STAFF: Head Coach • Bob Grisham, College Sites - 3·1. of Idaho '76 ( 191 -199, 13 years). Assistants· Todd Abbott, Michael Ostlund. 1999-2000 Schedule Nov. 19 84 +Whitman 72 H RETURNING STARTERS: Eddie Ortiz (G, 6-2, Sr., 15.1 Nov. 20 74 +Albertson 67 H ppg, 3.5 rpg, First Team All-PacWest), Nathan Miller (F, 6·6, Nov. 26 95 Trevecen Nazarene 77 H Sr., 13.3 ppg, 5.0 rpg), Gerrit Eades (F, 6·8, So., 11 .1 ppg, Nov. 27 86 CSU Monterey Bay 81 H 5.6 rpg); Dec. 3 64 Metro State 84 A Dec. 4 79 Western State 76 N OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Robert Figueroa (F, 6· Dec. 6 88 MSU - Billings 104 H 8, Sr., 8.5 ppg, 4.3 rpg); LonyattaAlexander (G, 6-3, Sr. , 6.5, Dec. 10 66 +Willamette 64 N ppg, 3.2 rpg); Justin Evander (F, 6-5, Sr., 5.6 ppg, 3.4 rpg); Dec. 11 88 +Albertson 96 A Brian Remington (G, 6-0, So., 3.2 ppg, 0.9 rpg); Kerry Dec. 16 72 at Humboldt State 80 A McDonnell (F. 6·4, Jr., 3.0 ppg, 2.0 rpg); Ryan Pulsipher (G, Dec. 18 65 at Pacific Lutheran 81 A 6-1 , Jr., 1.9 ppg, 1.7 rpg). Dec. 20 71 +Rocky Mountain 99 N Dec. 21 82 +MSU·Billings 101 A TOP NEWCOMERS: Nick Gibbs (C, 6-10, Fr., Gresham, Dec. 29 55 +at Seattle Pacific 114 A OR - Centennial HS), Chris Hyppa (G, 6· 1, Jr., Centralia Dec. 30 71 +Central Washington 100 N CC), Andrew Brogden (G, 6-3, Jr.. Lane CC, OR), Matt Gruhler Dec. 31 86 Oregon Tech 96 H (F, 6·5, Fr.. Portland, OR - Central Catholic HS). Jan. 1 101 Southern Oregon 91 H Jan. 7 Northwest, 7:30 p.m. KEY LOSSES: Jimmy Anderson (5.8 ppg, 2.0 rpg); Quentin Jan. 8 Concordia, 7:30 p.m. Nolen (4.6 ppg, 3.0 rpg). Jan. 14 at Western Baptist, 7:30 p.m. Jan. 15 at Cascade, 7:30 p.m. SERIES FACT: Win Streaks • 20 (1941 -51 ); 17 (1984-91 ); Jan. 20 at Albertson. 7:30 p.m. 13 (1932-41); 13 (1959-64); 12 (1965-68). Loss Streak • 5 Jan. 22 Eastern Oregon, 7:30 p.m . (1983). Most Points· 122 (1984). Most Points Allowed - Jan. 28 at Southern Oregon, 7:30 p.m. 95 (Twice in 1974). Biggest Margins: Win - 56 (122·66 in Jan. 29 at Oregon Tech, 7:30 p.m. 1984). Loss • 18 (87-69 in 1964). W-L Records: At Feb. 4 at Concordia, 7:30 p.m. Ellensburg - 68·7. At Nicholson Pavilion. 46·6. At Lacey - Feb. 5 at Northwest, 7:30 p.m. 54· 14. Neutral Sites • 5·2. Feb. 11 Cascade, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 12 Western Baptist, 7:30 p.m. 1999-2000 Schedule Feb. 17 Albertson, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 19 67 +Incarnate Word, TX 72 N Feb. 18 at Eastern Oregon, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 20 73 + St. Mary's, TX 79 A Nov. 26 81 +Salem-Teikyo 95 N +Tournament: Northwest Nazarene Invitational (Nov. 19·20) Nov. 27 68 +at Grand Canyon 83 A • 2-0; Golden Rule Invitational (Dec. 10·11) . 1·1 . Montana Dec. 4 88 MSU-Billings 77 H State • Billings Invitational (Dec. 20·21 ) • 0-2; SPU Invita Dec. 9 61 Evergreen State 63 H tional (Dec. 29-30) - 0·2. Dec. 11 73 Seattle 74 A Dec. 18 74 Seattle 54 H SAINT MARTIN'S Dec. 21 81 Central Washington 94 H Dec. 29 80 MSU-Billings 106 A Dec. 21 at Lacey, Jan. 15 at Ellensburg, Feb. 17 at Lacey Jan. 4 at Oregon Jan. 6 ·western Oregon SAINTS INFORMATION Jan. 8 ·Humboldt State Location: Lacey Jan. 13 •at Western Washington Enrollment: 1050 Jan. 15 •at Central Washington, 9 p.m. Arena: SMC Pavilion (4,300) Jan. 20 ·Hawaii-Hilo Series: CWU 127, SM 23 Jan. 22 ·chaminade SID: Michael Ostlund Jan. 27 ·at BYU·Hawaii SID Phone: 360-438-4372 Jan. 29 •at Hawaii Pacific Fax Phone: 360·412·6191 Feb. 3 Simon Fraser (exh) Lettermen: 9 Feb. 5 •at Seattle Pacific, 4 p.m. Feb. 10 ·at Humboldt State

1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide • Feb. 12 *at Western Oregon Dec. 20 70 Willamette 80 H Feb. 17 ·central Washington Dec. 30 69 Northwest 62 A Feb. 19 ·western Washington Jan. 6 Western Washington, 8 p.m. Feb. 26 *Seattle Pacific Jan.8 Evergreen, 8 p.m. +Tournament: St. Mary's, Tex. (Nov. 19-20) . 0-2. Grand Jan. 13 at Humboldt State, 8 p.m. Canyon Classic (Nov. 26-27)- 0-2. Jan. 15 at Western Oregon, 7:30 p.m. SEATTLE UNIVERSITY Jan.20 at Montana State-Billings Jan.22 at Western New Mexico Dec. 14 at Seattle, Feb. 12 at Ellensburg Jan.29 Alaska-Anchorage Feb. 3 at Seattle Pacific REOHAWKS INFORMATION Feb. 9 at Western Washington Location: Seattle Feb. 12 at Central Washington, 8 p.m. Enrollment: 6,000 Feb. 17 at Simon Fraser Arena: Connolly Center Feb. 19 Simon Fraser Series: CWU 48, SU 19 Feb. 23 Western Oregon SID: Jason Lichtenberger Feb.24 Humboldt State, 8 p.m. SID Phone: 206·296-5915 Fax Phone: 206·296-2154 +Tournaments: Concordia Invitational (Nov. 26·27) • 1-1. Lettermen: 3 Starters: O SEATTLE PACIFIC 1998·99 Record: 4·24 Conference: PacWest West Nov. 27 at Seattle, Jan. 13 at Ellensburg, Feb. 19 at Seattle Conference Record: NWC, 4·14 (10"') FALCON INFORMATION COACHING STAFF: Head Coach • Al Hairston, Bowling Location: Seattle Green '68 (82-150, 8 years). Assistants. Carl Ervin, William Enrollment: 3,400 Hopson, Dan Fabela. Arena: Royal Brougham Pavilion Series: CWU 53, SPU 31 RETURNING STARTERS: None. SID: Frank MacDonald SID Phone: 206·281 ·2772 OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Tayon Ary-Turner (G, Fax Phone: 206-281·2266 ~ 5·9, Sr., 4.1 ppg, 1.5 rpg) : Jeff Nelson (G, 6-5, Jr. , 5.2 ppg, Lettermen: 8 2.4 rpg); Tommy Mitchell (F, 6-4, Sr., 9.8 ppg, 8.4 rpg). Starters: 1 lCONS 1998-99 Record: 23-8 TOP NEWCOMERS: Brian Johnson (G, 5·11 , Fr., Des Conference: PacWest . $EAlrLE PACIFIC UNIVERSITY Moines): Nick Leonard (F, 6·3, Fr. , Seattle· Garfield); Chris Conference Record: 12· Hunter (F, 6-3, Jr., Redmond · PLU): Edward Mclaughlin (6· 6 (2nd) 7, Fr., Tucson, AZ). COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Ken Bone, SPU '83 (181 · KEY LOSSES: Arne Klubberud (G, 15.0 ppg, 3.6 apg); 81, 9 years; Overall, 186·102, 10 years). Assistants . Jeff Mack Junior (F, 14. 7 ppg, 2.8 rpg). Hironaka.

SERIES FACT: Win Streaks - 8 (1984·87). Loss Streak - 5 RETURNING STARTER: Brannon Stone (F, 6·7, So., 8.5 (1951-78). Most Points - 123 (1983). Most Points Allowed ppg, 7.8 rpg). · 90 (1953). Biggest Margins: Win - 39 (90·51 in 1993). Loss - 2 (51 ·49 in 1958). W-L Records: At Ellensburg. 26- OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Jeff Buskoski (G, 5-11 , 5. At Nicholson Pavilion - 18-2. At Seattle • 19-14. Neutral Sr., 2.2 ppg), Abe Fox (F. 6·7, So., 2.3 ppg, 3.0 rpg, 0.6 bpg), Sites-3·0. Drake Hudgins (F, 6·3, Sr., 10.9 ppg, 3.3 rpg), Nick Johnson (F, 6-3, So., 2.2 ppg, 1.9 rpg), Kory Lead on (F, 6· 7, Sr., 3.9 1999·2000 Schedule ppg, 2.6 rpg), Ryan Skogstad (G, 5-9, Sr.. 3.7 ppg, 2.4 apg). Nov. 20 31 Colorado State 74 A Bruce Zabukovec (C, 6-9, Sr., 2.8 ppg, 2. 7 rpg in 97-98 Nov. 26 58 +Concordia 84 A season). Nov. 27 85 +Dominican 77 N Nov. 30 75 Puget Sound 71 H TOP NEWCOMERS: Donte Quinine (F, 6-6, Sr., Rowland Dec. 2 75 Seattle Pacific 80 H Heights, CA· Oregon), John Hubbard (F, 6·5, Jr., Inglewood, Dec. 4 94 Northwest 70 H CA· Grays Harbor CC), Yasir Redmond (G, 6-1 , Sr. , College Dec. 11 74 St. Martin's 73 H Park, GA - Oregon), Gene Woodard (F, 6-4, Fr., Seattle - Dec. 14 85 Central Washington 94 H O'Dea) Dec. 18 54 at St. Martin's 74 A • KEY LOSSES: Jeff McBroom (F, 24.3 ppg, 4.7 rpg, All 1998-99 Record: 5-21 American, PacWest MVP), Chuck Carter (C, 7.8 ppg, 4.3 rpg), Conference: PacWest Pacific Dan Claridge (C, 3.3 ppg), Jason Cooper (F, 3.3 ppg), Eric Conference Record: 0-14 (8th) McCauley (G, 4.9 ppg, 3.3 apg), Ryan Sowards (G, 12.6 ppg, 47% three-pointers). COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Troy Hudson, Northern Arizona (23-54, 3 years). Assistants - Brock B!assinghame, SERIES FACT: Win Streaks - 10 (1984-90), 9 (1978-82), 7 Perry Hegeweld. (1952-57). Loss Streaks - 6 (1960-63). Most Points - 107 (1985). Most Points Allowed - 101 (1966). Biggest RETURNING STARTERS: Jacob Marin (G, 6-0, Sr., 12.1 Margins: Win - 27 (105-78 in 1967). Loss - 31 (97-66 in ppg, 3.1 rpg, 2.9 apg), Exie Weathers (F, 6-6, Sr.. 9.2 ppg, 1964). W-L Records: At Ellensburg - 31-8. At Nicholson 6.2 rpg). Pavilion - 26-6. At Seattle - 22-23. OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Gary Gulley (G, 6-0, 1999-2000 Schedule Jr., 8.2 ppg, 2.3 rpg), Mason Heffelman (G, 6-2, So., 5.3 ppg, Nov. 19 88 +Lynn 97 H 2.2 rpg), Jess Howard (C, 6-7, So .. 4.3 ppg, 3.2 rpg). Nov. 20 96 +Lewis & Clark 77 H Nov. 26 79 +Texas A&M-Com. 86 N TOP NEWCOMERS: Doug Barnes (F, 6-4, Fr., Findlay, OH), Nov. 27 91 +Central Washington 83 N Dave Murtha (F, 6·3, Fr., Boulder City, NV), Michael Stidham Dec. 2 80 at Seattle 75 A (G, 6-2, Fr., Phoenix, AZ). Dec. 4 80 Simon Fraser 63 H Dec. 17 90 Drury 81 N KEY LOSSES: Troy Johnson (G, 4.0 ppg), John Martin (G, Dec. 19 102 TexasA&M-Kingsville 97 N 6.9 ppg, 1.6 rpg), Jeremy Vanley (F, 9.8 ppg). Dec. 22 70 CSU - San Bernardino 64 A Dec. 29 114 Northwest Nazarene 55 H SERIES FACT: First meeting. Dec. 30 78 Fort Lewis 58 H Jan. 6 ·Humboldt State 1999-2000 Schedule Jan. 8 ·western Oregon Nov. 19 64 +at Fort Lewis 80 A Jan. 13 •at Central Washington, 8 p.m. Nov. 20 66 +Adams State 72 N Jan. 15 •at Western Washington Nov. 22 65 at Eastern New Mexico 52 A Jan. 20 ·chaminade Nov. 27 81 +National Christian 76 H Jan.22 •Hawaii-Hilo Dec. 4 87 Panhandle State 56 A Jan.27 •at Hawaii Pacific, 9:30 p.m. Dec. 6 58 New Mexico Highlands 64 A Jan. 29 •at BYU-Hawaii, 9:30 p.m. Dec. 11 60 New Mexico State 97 A Feb.3 Seattle Dec. 15 65 New Mexico Highlands 82 H Feb. 5 ·st. Martin's, 4 p.m. Jan. 6 ' Alaska-Fairbanks, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 10 ·at Western Oregon Jan. 8 'Alaska-Anchorage, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 12 ·at Humboldt State Jan. 10 Alaska-Anchorage Feb. 17 ·western Washington Jan. 13 ·at BYU-Hawaii, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 19 ·central Washington Jan. 15 ' at Hawaii Pacific, 7:30 p.m. Feb.26 •at St. Martin's Jan. 18 Eastern New Mexico Jan. 20 Simon Fraser (exh) +Tournaments: Vitamilk Tip-Off Classic (Nov. 19-20) - 1-1; Jan. 22 Seattle Viking Classic (Nov. 26-27) - 1-1 ; High Desert Classic (Dec. Jan. 27 ·at Western Washington 17-19) - 2-0; SPU Classic (Dec. 29-30) - 2-0. Jan. 29 •at Central Washington, 8 p.m. Feb. 3 'Chaminade, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 5 •Hawaii-Hilo, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 12 ·Montana State-Billings WESTERN NEW MEXICO Feb. 17 •at Alaska-Fairbanks Feb. 19 •at Alaska-Anchorage Jan. 29 at Ellensburg Feb. 24 Panhandle Feb. 26 •at Montana State - Billings MUSTANGS INFORMATION Location: Silver City, NM +Tournaments: Fort Lewis Classic (Nov. 19-20) - 0-2; West Enrollment: 2,500 ern New Mexico Classic (Nov. 26-27) - 2-0· (Includes exhibi Arena: Mustang Fieldhouse (1,800) tion game). Series: First meeting SID: Alan Kirsch SID Phone: (505) 538-6220 Fax Phone: (505) 538-6163 Lettermen: 5 Starters: 2 1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide e WESTERN OREGON Dec. 11 77 +Texas Southern 82 N Dec. 14 62 Evergreen State 65 A Dec. 2 at Ellensburg, Feb. 3 at Monmouth Dec. 18 70 •Humboldt State 90 A Dec.23 60 Western Baptist 58 A WOLVES INFORMATION Jan.6 •at St. Martin's Location: Monmouth Jan. 8 •at Seattle Pacific Enrollment: 4,088 Jan. 13 Simon Fraser, 7:30 p.m. Arena: New PE Building (2,473) Jan. 15 Seattle, 7:30 p.m. Series: CWU 24, WOU 2 Jan.20 "BYU-Hawaii, 7:30 p.m. SID: Russ Blunck Jan. 22 ·Hawaii Pacific, 7:30 p.m. SID Phone: 503-838-8160 Jan. 27 •at Hawaii-Hilo, 9: 15 p.m. Fax Phone: 503-838-8164 Jan. 29 •at Chaminade, 9:30 p.m. Lettermen: 10 Feb.3 ·central Washington Starters: 5 Feb. 5 ·western Washington 1998-99 Record: 16-14 Feb. 10 ·seattle Pacific Conference: PacWest West Feb. 12 ·st. Martin's Conference Record: 9-9 (4th) Feb. 17 Evergreen State, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 19 "Humboldt State, 7:30 p.m. COACHING STAFF: Head Coach · Tom Kelly, Utah '80 (1_79· Feb. 23 at Seattle 135, 1o years). Assistants - Craig Stanger, Adam Watkins, Feb. 24 at Simon Fraser, 8 p.m. Buell Gonzales. +Tournaments: UC-Davis Invitational (Nov. 19-20) · 0-2; Cou RETURNING STARTERS: Vernon Cropper (G, 6-3, Jr., 14.2 gar Classic (Dec. 10-1 1) • 0·2. ppg, 5.8 rpg); Ty Rothenberger (G, 6-0, Jr., 13.5 ppg, 3.3 apg); Dan Drennan (G, 6-2, Jr., 10.4 ppg, 4. 1 apg), Jon WESTERN WASHINGTON Moehring (F, 6-8, Jr., 7.5 ppg, 6.5 rpg), Mike Vanderhoff (G, 6-2, Jr., 23.5 ppg, first team all-PacWest, NAIA Northwest Nov. 26 at Belingham, Jan. 8 at Bellingham, Feb. 26 at Player of the Year). Ellensburg

OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Gary Burks (G, 5· 11, VIKING INFORMATION Sr., 2.5 ppg, 1.9 apg); Austin Prather (F, 6-3, Jr., 4.8 ppg, 5.1 Location: Bellingham rpg), James Peterson (G, 6-3, Jr., 2. 7 ppf, 1.4 rpg), Jeff Enrollment: 11 ,476 Thomas (C, 6-7, So. , 1.5 ppg, 1.4 rpg), Tim Clark (C, 6-8, Jr., Arena: Sam Carver Gym 12.2 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 1.3 bpg). (3,100) Series: CWU 143, WWU 73 TOP NEWCOMERS: Cupid Alexander (G,6-4, Fr., Portland· SID: Paul Madison Woodrow Wilson), Brad Beckham (F, 6-6, Jr., Toledo· Mt. SID Phone: 360-650-3108 Hood CC), Kevin Broderick-Kartye (F, 6-7, Fr., Dexter • Fax Phone: 360-650-3495 Pleasant Hill), Carden Gambee (G, 6-0, Fr., Junction City), Lettermen: 9 Luke Gambee (F, 6-7, Fr., Junction City). Starters: 4 1998-99 Record: 12-12 KEY LOSSES: None. Conference: PacWest West Conference Record: 6-1O (t-5th) SERIES FACT: Win Streak - 23 (1971 -Current). Loss Streak - 2 (1936-37). Most Points - 101 (1972). Most Points COACHING STAFF: Head Coach · Brad Jackson, WSU '75 Allowed - 83 (1999). Biggest Margins: Win· 40 (101-61 in (255-169, 14 years). Assistants - Tony Dominguez, Rob 1972). Loss - 14 (43-29 in 1936). W-L Records: At Visser, Tim Malroy. Ellensburg - 12-1. Nicholson Pavilion · 10-0. At Monmouth - 11 -1. Neutral Sites - 2-0. RETURNING STARTERS: Jared Stevenson (G. 6-1, Sr., 16.2 ppg, 3.5 apg); Ryan Kettman (G, 6-3. Jr., 9.4 ppg, 5.5 rpg), 1999-2000 Schedule Shelton Diggs (G, 6-2. Fr., 8.8 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 1. 3 apg), A.J. Nov. 19 59 Sonoma State 87 N Giesa (F, 6-7, So., 7.4 ppg, 3.8 rpg). Nov. 20 62 UC Davis 67 A Nov. 23 76 at Multnomah Bible 56 A OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Jacob Stevenson (G, Nov. 30 73 Western Baptist 78 H 6-3, So. , 8.5 ppg, 3.0 rpg), Chris Stevens (C, 6-9, So., 2.8 Dec. 2 72 ·central Washington 75 A ppg, 2.8 rpg), Brian Dennis (F, 6-7, So. , 6.8 ppf, 5.0 rpg, 1.2 Dec. 4 91 ·western Washington 55 A bpg), Vincent Smith (G, 6-2, So.), Robert Harvie (G, 6-0, So.) Dec. 10 58 +Weber State 86 N TOP NEWCOMERS: Mike Palm (C, 6-10, R-Fr., Puyallup - 1948 Gonzaga Rogers, HM USA Today All-American); Nehemiah Campbell 1949 Puget Sound (F, 6·4, Fr., Los Angeles, CA • Washington HS); James 1950 Central Washington Paulsen (G, 6-3, Sr., Skagit Valley CC) 1951 Pacific Lutheran 1952 Whitworth KEY LOSSES: Dave Mott (C, 7.3 ppg, 5.0 rpg), Mike Sims 1953 Gonzaga (C, 12.7 ppg, 7.0 rpg). 1954 Whitworth 1955 Whitworth SERIES FACT: Win Streaks-21(1928-37),10 (1978-81), 8 1956 Pacific Lutheran (1974-77). Loss Streaks - 7 (1924-27), 7 (1960-62). Most 1957 Pacific Lutheran Points • 111 (1977). Most Points Allowed - 96 (1991). 1958 Pacific Lutheran Biggest Margins: Win· 55 (111·56 in 1977). Loss - 46 (57· 1959 Pacific Lutheran 11 in 1917). W-L Records: At Ellensburg - 83·24. At 1960 Western Washington Nicholson Pavilion • 45-11. At Bellingham - 55-47. At Sam 1961 Whitworth Carver Gym • 28-22. Neutral Sites • 5·2. 1962 Pacific Lutheran 1963 Pacific Lutheran 1999-2000 Schedule 1964 Pacific Lutheran Nov. 19 89 +Lewis & Clark 77 N 1965 Central Washington Nov. 20 76 +Lynn, Fla 68 N 1966 Central Washington Nov. 22 79 CSU- Bakersfield 75 H 1967 Central Washington Nov. 26 70 +Central Washington 93 H 1968 Central Washington Nov. 27 75 +Texas A&M Comm. 70 H 1969 Central Washington Dec. 2 77 •Humboldt State 63 H 1970 Central Washington Dec.4 91 ·western Oregon 55 H 1971 Central Washington Dec. 14 55 at UC-Irvine 86 A 1972 Western Washington Dec. 18 105 Central Oklahoma 80 N 1973 Alaska • Fairbanks Dec. 19 91 Abilene Christian 53 N 1974 Central Washington Dec. 27 55 +West Texas A&M 75 N 1975 Central Washington Dec. 28 82 +Tarleton State 94 A 1976 Central Washington Jan.6 at Seattle, 8 p.m. 1977 Central Washington Jan.a •central Washington 1978 Central Washington Jan. 13 •st. Martin's 1979 Central Washington Jan. 15 •seattle Pacific 1980 Central Washington Jan.20 *at Alaska-Anchorage 1981 Central Washington Jan.22 •at Alaska-Fairbanks, 5 p.m. 1982 Central Washington Jan.27 *Western New Mexico 1983 St. Martin's Jan.29 *Montana State-Billings 1984 Central Washington Feb.3 •at Humboldt State 1985 Central Washington Feb.5 •at Western Oregon 1986 Central Washington Feb.9 Seattle 1987 Central Washington Feb. 12 Simon Fraser (exh), 3 p.m. 1988 Western Washington Feb. 17 •at Seattle Pacific 1989 Central Washington Feb. 19 •at St. Martin's 1990 Central Washlgton Feb.26 •at Central Washington 1991 Whitworth 1992 Lewis-Clark State +Tournaments: SPU Classic (Nov. 19-20) - 2-0; WWU Clas· 1993 Central Washington sic (Nov. 26-27)· 1·1; High Desert Classic (Dec. 18· 19) • 2·0; St. Mary's, TX Classic (Dec. 27·28) - 0-2. PNW Region 1994 Western Washington CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS I I PNWAC District 1995 Central Washington 1942 Eastern Washington 1996 Lewis-Clark State 1943 Eastern Washington 1997 Central Washington 1944 No playoffs 1998 Central Washington 1945 Eastern Washington 1946 Eastern Washington PA CW EST 1947 Eastern Washington 1999 Central Washington

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Conference Overall Scoring Rebounding W·LRecords West Division w L PF PA Mar. w L PF PA Mar. RF RA Mar. H A N Central Washington 17 1 85.2 76.1 9.2 24 5 84.9 78.1 6.9 33.3 40.9 -7.6 11-1 9-3 4-1 Seattle Pacific 12 6 79.4 70.7 8.7 23 8 83.1 70.0 13.1 39.7 34.9 4.8 12·1 4-6 7-1 St. Martin's 10 8 75.9 77.1 ·1.1 15 13 77.3 78.3 -1.0 37.9 37.4 0.5 10·2 4·10 1·1 Western Oregon 9 9 80.8 83.1 ·2.2 16 14 82.8 80.4 2.4 36.5 35.6 0.9 10·3 5-10 1-1 Western Washington 8 10 75.8 76.6 ·0.8 12 12 77.0 76.3 0.6 39.3 34.1 5.3 8-3 2-7 2-2 Lewis·Clark State 8 10 73.8 77.0 ·3.2 13 18 70.6 75.5 ·4.8 33.2 34.9 ·1.7 7·6 5-12 1· 1 Humboldt State 7 11 69.8 74.9 ·5.1 11 16 70.9 73.8 ·3.0 38.5 39.1 -0.6 7-6 3·8 1-2 Simon Fraser 5 13 75.7 78.9 -3.2 7 22 74.2 81.4 ·7.2 36.3 34.1 2.2 5-5 1-17 1-0

Pacific Division w L PF PA Mar. w L PF PA Mar. RF RA Mar. H A N Hawaii Pacific 13 1 83.3 69.9 13.4 22 8 78.3 71.0 7.2 38.6 39.8 ·1.2 16-6 6·1 0·1 Alaska-Anchorage 10 4 79.8 75.2 4.6 17 10 77.9 75.6 2.3 39.7 39.2 0.5 13·3 3·6 1-1 BYU·Hawaii 7 7 78.9 79.6 ·0.6 14 14 76.8 77.7 ·0.9 32.5 32.2 0.3 9·6 2·6 3-2 Chaminade 7 7 81.4 77.9 3.4 13 14 75.7 74.9 0.8 39.7 35.5 4.1 12-5 1·8 0·1 Alaska-Fairbanks 6 8 73.1 70.1 3.1 15 11 79.7 68.6 11.2 38.0 37.5 0.5 13·3 2·8 0-0 Montana State • Billings 6 8 94.3 87.5 6.8 12 16 94.1 91.8 2.3 36.0 45.1 ·9.1 9.5 2-7 1·4 Hawaii • Hilo 3 11 76.2 86.6 ·10.4 7 19 75.2 84.8 ·9.7 32.6 39.5 ·6.9 6-11 0-8 1-0 Western New Mexico 0 14 64.0 87.0 ·23.0 5 21 68.9 81.3 -12.4 34.7 35.3 -0.6 4-8 0-12 1· 1

PACWEST (at Honolulu): Feb. 25 • BYU-Hawaii 71, Alaska·Anchorage 57; Central Washington 84, Humboldt State 73; Seattle Pacific 99, St. Martin's 94; Hawaii Pacific 68, Chaminade 62. Feb. 26 ·Central Washington 89, BYU·Hawaii 87 (ot); Hawaii Pacific 87, Seattle Pacific 83 (ot). Feb. 27 ·Central Washington 76, Hawaii Pacific 56. All· Tournament: Carson Payne (MVP), Derrick Elliott.

NCAA WEST REGIONALS (at Ellensburg): Mar. 4 ·Seattle Pacific 83, Hawaii Pacific 61; Cal State· San Bernardino 73, Sonoma State 62. Mar. 5 ·Seattle Pacific 73. Cal-Davis 68.; San Bernardino 87, Central Washington 71. Mar. 6 ·Cal State· San Bernardino 74, Seattle Pacific 67 (ot).

NAIA REGIONALS: Feb. 27 ·Lewis-Clark State 57 at Simon Fraser 64, Western Oregon 106 at Evergreen State 72. Mar. 2 ·Western Oregon 92 at George Fox 85. Mar. 4 ·Simon Fraser 72 at Lewis·Clark State 89. Mar. 6 ·Simon Fraser 71 at Lewis-Clark State 80. Mar. 9 ·Lewis-Clark State 59 at Montana Tech 73. NAIA DIVISION II NATIONALS (at Nampa): Mar.10 ·Western Oregon 91. Jamestown, ND 63 Mar. 12 ·Cornerstone 107, Western Oregon 92. Pacific West All-Stars

West Team Ht. Yr. Pos. Hometown Tyce Naslnec Central Washington 6-4. Sr. F Puyallup Derrick Elliott Central Washington 6-0 Sr. G Seattle Eddie Ortiz St. Martin's 6-2 Jr. G Tucson, AZ. Jeff McBroom Seattle Pacific 6-5 Sr. F Kent Mike Vanerhoff Westem Oregon 6-0 So. G Medford

Pacific Team Ht. Yr. Pos. Hometown Jim Hajdukovich Alaska-Anchorage 6-2 Sr. G Fairbanks, AK David Evans BYU-Hawaii 6-6 Jr. G Shingle Springs, CA Robert Parker Hawaii Pacific 6-6 Sr. F Sacramento, CA Shannon Lee Hawaii Pacific 6-0 Sr. G Honolulu, HI Willie Flowers Hawaii Pacific 6-4 Sr. G Trenton, NJ

Player-of-the-Year - Jeff McBroom, Seattle Pacific. Coach-of-the-Year - Greg Sparling, Central Washington. Newcomer-of-the-Year - David Evans. BYU-Hawaii.

NCAA National Statistics: Individual: Scoring - 5. Jeff McBroom, SPU, 24.3; 8. Titus Warmsley, MSB, 23.5; 11. David Evans, BYUH, 23.0; 46. Markus Hallgrimson, MSB, 19.7. 61. Robert Parker. HPU. 18.8. 3FG PCT. - 21. Ryan Sowards S~~· 45.7. 3FGs- 2. Markus Hallgrimson, MSB, 4.8; 5. Jeff McBroom, SPU, 3.9; 35. Eddie Ortiz, SM, 3.0. FT PCT.. 21'. Wllhe Flowers, HPU, 84.8: 28. Jared Stevenson, WWU, 83. 7. Assists - 2. Shannon Lee, SHPU, 7.9; 4. Jamie Stevens, MSB, 7.4. Blocked Shots - 2. Brannon Stone, SPU. 3. 1; 19. Serge Using, UM, 2.3; 30. Merriel Jenkins. UHH, 2.1. Steals • 8. Derrick Elliott, CWU, 3.2; 9. Shannon Lee, HPU, 3.1; 24. Maceo Thomas, UHH, 2.76. Team: Scoring - 2. Montana State - Billings 94.1; 12. Central Washington 84.9; 24. Seattle Pacific 83.1. Scoring Margin - 9. Seattle Pacific 13.1; 20. Alaska Fairbanks 11.3. FG PCT. - 8. BYU-Hawaii 49. 7. FG PCT. Defense - 13. Seattle Pacific 39.6. 3FG PCT. - 33. Seattle Pacific 38.8. 3FG - 1. Montana State - Billings 12. 7; 2. Central Washington 10. 7; 7. Seattle Pacific 10.0; 22. Alaska-Fairbanks 8.3; 30. Alaska-Anchorage 8.0. FT PCT. - 2. St. Martin's 77.5; 15. Montana State - Billings 73.7; 20. Seattle Pacific 73.5; 27. Hawaii-Hilo 72.8; 28. BYU-Hawaii 72.7; 31. Alaska-Fairbanks 72.3. Rebounding - 31. Western Washington 5.3. Pacific West Conference Statistics

Individual: Scoring - 1. Jeff McBroom, SPU, 24.3; 21. Carson Payne, CWU, 14.4; 22. Tyce Nasinec, CWU, 14.3. FG PCT. - 1. Chris Lewis, UAA, 66.5; 5. Marty Delange, CWU, 56.2; 10. Carson Payne, CWU, 53.3. 3FG PCT. - 1. Robert Smart, SFU, 55.6. FT PCT. - 1. Scott Larrabee, UAA, 89.1; 5. Tyce Nasinec, CWU, 83.7; 7. Derrick Elliott, CWU, 81.0. Rebounds - 1. Stanley Martin, Chaminade, 8.2. Assists-1. Shannon Lee, HPU, 7.90; 3. Derrick Elliott, CWU, 4.79; 9. Tyce Nasinec, CWU, 3.62. Steals - 1. Derrick Elliott, CWU, 3.18; 9. Tyce Nasinec, CWU, 1.93. Blocked Shots- 1. Brannon Stone, SPU, 3.10.

Team Offense: Scoring - 1. Montana State-Billings 94.1; 2. Central Washington 84.9. FG PCT. - 1. BYU-Hawaii 49. 7; 7. Central Washington 44.5. 3FG PCT. - 1. Lewis-Clark State 39.9; 12. Central Washington 34.3. FT PCT. - 1. St. Martin's 77 .5; 8. Central Washington 70.6. Rebounding - 1. Western Washington 5.3; 15. Central Washington -7.6. Assists - 1. Central Washington 18.4; 2. Seattle Pacific 16.7.

Team Defense: Scoring - 1. Alaska-Fairbanks 68.6; 10. Central Washington 78.1. FG PCT. - 1. Seattle Pacific 39.6; 13. Central Washington 46.5. 3FG PCT. - 1. Western Oregon 28.2; 7. Central Washington 35.8. Turnover Ratio - 1. Central Washington 240, 2. Alaska-Fairbanks 202. Steals - 1. Central Washington 12.3; 2. Lewis-Clark State 10.8. Blocks - 1. Hawaii Pacific 6.2; 12. Central Washington 1.93. Little All-Northwest

First Team Mike Vanderhoff Western Oregon G 6-0 So. Medford Saif Abdur-Rehman Oregon Tech F 6-4 Sr. Redwood City, CA Jeff McBroom Seattle Pacific F 6-5 Sr. Kent Geoff Smith Western Baptist G 6-1 Sr. Cashmere Lincoln Nugent Northwest College G 6-0 Sr. Yakima Trelton Spencer Evergreen State G 5-8 So. Long Beach, CA

Second Team Carson Payne Central Washington F 6-4 Jr. Vancouver Tyce Naslnec Central Washington F 6-4 Sr. Puyallup Grant Ebright Linfield G 6-3 Sr. Boise, ID Tom Chipps Southern Oregon G 6-2 So. Eugene Alphonso Niles Concordia c 6-7 Jr. St. Thomas, Virgin Islands

Third Team Travis Homer Lewis-Clark State F 6-5 Sr. Derrick Elliott Central Washington G 6·0 Sr. Don Guy Southern Oregon G 6-0 Sr. Eddie Ortiz St. Martin's G 6-2 Jr. Rob Smith Albertson w 6-2 Sr.

Honorable Mention - Jordan Green, George Fox; Bob Townsend, Oregon Tech; Scott Davis, ~~wis & Clark; Bruce Bre~etm Pacific Lutheran; Mitchell Naylor, Northwest Christian; Matt Dyment, ~infield; Tim Kelly, .Pac1f1c L~theran'. Brad Mc~mght, Pacific Lutheran; Tyler Jordan, Whitworth; Brandon Stone, Seattle Pacific; Scott Turner, Linfield; Will Washington, Whitman.

Coach-of-the-Year - Brian McDermott, Southern Oregon Team-of-the-Year - Central Washington

Final Poll: 1. Central Washington; 2. Seattle Pacific; 3. Albertson; 4. Southern Oregon; 5. Oregon Tech; 6. Western Oregon; 7. Northwest College; 8. Linfield; 9. Willamette; 10. Whitworth.

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CWU's best finish at the NAIA national tournament came in 1970 when it placed second and Dean Nicholson was se lected the NAIA National Coach-of-the-Year. The 'Cats also finished third in 1967, 1969, 1987 and 1989 and fourth in 1985. CWU reached the quarterfinals of the NAIA national tourna ment in seven of its last nine appearances. First team NAIA All-American honors have been won by four CWU players· Mel Cox in 1967, Paul Adams in 1970, Rich Hanson in 1973 and Jason Pepper in 1993. Twenty other players won second team, third team or honorable men tion honors. In 1987, Ron vanderSchaaf. who was named to the second team, was selected in the seventh round of the NBA draft by the Los Angeles Lakers. CWU has had three coaches or administrators inducted into the NAIA Basketball Hall-of-Fame. Leo Nicholson was hon ored in 1964. Perry Mitchell, a long-time CWU administrator Leo & Dean Nicholson: 1,1 14 Wins and former university president, was selected for his general contributions to NAIA sports. Dean Nicholson was inducted Central Washington University is in its second season as a to the hall in 1986. Dean was also named to the NAIA's 50th member of NCAA Division II after a 60-year association with anniversary all-star team in 1987. the NAIA. Two Wildcat players have been tapped for special NAIA The Wildcats qualified for the Division II national tourna national tournament honors. Dave Benedict won the Charles ment in their inaugural NCAA campaign, earning the top seed Stevenson Hustle Award in 1967 and Dave Allen won the same and host role for the West regional. Central, the first school award in 1970. The CWU team won the coveted James A. outside the state of California to host the regional since 1988, Naismith • Emil S. Liston Sportsmanship award in the 1967 lost to Cal State • San Bernardino in the semifinals. The Coy tournament and again in 1989. otes then defeated Seattle Pacific in the regional final. Prior to joining the NCAA. CWU was the winningest team Dean Nicholson in the history of the NAIA national tournament with 46 victo ries. Central also held NAIA records for most appearances One of the greatest basketball coaches in college basket (27) and consecutive appearances (9 between 1974 and 1982). ball history at any level. CWU has won a total 33 regular-season conference titles. That is the best way to describe Dean Nicholson, who was including eight Tri-Normal, two WINGO, 12 Evergreen, six Central Washington University's head basketball coach for NAIA District 1, three PNWAC and one PacWest West Divi 26 seasons before retiring following the 1989-90 campaign. sion crowns. The Wildcats won the NAIA District 1 post Nicholson, who won 889 games in a career than spanned season championship 24 times and three times won the five decades, completed his career at Yakima Valley College PN WAC tournament. Last winter they earned their first during th e 1997-98 season, guiding the Indians to a 22-11 PacWest title. defeating Hawaii Pacific 76-56 in the title game. record. In three seasons at YVC, he won 72 games and lost In 92 seasons, CWU teams have won 1,413 games and 24, including a 26·5 record in 1996-97 when he led Yakima to lost 748, a winning percentage of .654. a third-place finish in the NWAACC state tournament. Leo Nicholson coached 505 victories in 33 seasons (1930· Prior to taking over at YVC, Nicholson had been retired since 64) winning nine conference and one district title. Leo's son, completing a two-year stint (1991-92) with the Yakima Dean, won 609 games in 26 seasons (1965-90) winning 14 SunKings of the CBA. conference and 22 district championships. Dean, with 38 In his final season at Central in 1990, Nicholson became victories, is the winningest coach in the history of the NAIA only the 17th coach in the entire history of intercollegiate bas national tournament. ketball to win 600 games. The Nicholsons are the winningest father-son coaching He also qualified his team for the NAIA national tourna combination in the history of collegiate basketball with 1, 114 ment in Kansas City for a record 22nd time and he became victories. The historic 1,000th win came on Dec. 12, 1986 the winningest coach in the history of the national tournament when CWU defeated Northwest Nazarene 76-71 in a tourna with 38 victories. ment at Whitworth College. Nicholson is a member of three Hall-of-Fames • the Wash Dean joined his father in the exclusive 500 victory club on ington State Basketball Coaches Association Hall-of-Fame, Jan. 6, 1987 when the Wildcats stopped Pacific Lutheran 70- the CWU Hall-of-Fame and NAIA Hall-of-Fame. 53 at Nicholson Pavilion. Only twice in 26 years at CWU did he fail to win at least 20 • In district, regional and conference playoff competition, the games. Six times he guided teams into the NAIA Final Four Cats have won 75 games and lost 24. CWU won 19 straight placing second in 1970, third in 1967, 1969, 1987 and 1989 district playoff games between 1976 and 1982. and fourth in 1985. His 1970 squad won 31 games, including a school-record • 25 straight, and he was voted NAIA Coach-of-the-Year. In He and his wife, Charlene, who now reside in Concord, 1987, the 'Cats posted a school-record 32 wins and Dean Calif., were married June 18, 1948. They have two grown was selected Northwest Small-College Coach-of-the-Year for sons, Joel and Gary. the second time in his career. His 1989 team equaled that Nicholson's Coaching Record school record with 32 victories. He also won the Northwest Coach-of-the· Year award following the 1990 season. Overall Conference On seven different occasions he was voted NAIA District 1 Year w L PF PA w L Finish Home Coach-of-the-Year. In 1987, he was voted as one of the five 1951 12 7 coaches on the NAIA's 50th anniversary all-time team. 1952 15 6 Nicholson received numerous other 1953 16 6 honors during his illustrious coaching 1954 16 10 career. In 1970 he coached at the USA 1955 20 6 - Pan American Developmental Camp. 1956 23 4 He was the NAIA representative to the 1957 6 14 U.S. Olympic Basketball Committee 1958 9 15 and coached at the Olympic camp and 1959 14 6 trials in 1971 and 1972. 1960 7 11 He was the head coach for AAU 1961 16 4 teams which toured South America in 1962 18 5 1972 and 1973 and for the NAIA All- 1963 11 7 Star team in the Cup of Nations tour- 1964 7 12 nament in Colombia in 1974. 1965 20 6 2108 1863 9 1 1st 12·3 He was an assistant coach for the West team in the 1982 1966 21 8 2260 2026 9 3 2nd 7·2 National Sports Festival in Indianapolis: Ind., and served as 1967 27 4 2552 2107 8 1 1st 11·0 a member of the NABC's Hall-of-Fame committee. A charter 1968 22 8 2380 2046 10 2 1st 11·3 member of the CWU Hall-of-Fame, he was inducted into the 1969 24 9 2500 2206 8 4 1st 11·2 NAIA Hall-of-Fame in 1986, joining his father in that institu- 1970 31 2 2432 2141 12 0 1st 10·0 lion. 1971 24 9 2569 2243 11 3 1st·T 12·1 Nicholson and his father Leo are the winningest father-son 1972 17 9 2121 1978 9 3 2nd-T 10·1 coaching combination in the history of collegiate basketball 1973 20 9 1842 1711 11 1st 12-1 with 1, 114 victories at the four-year level. Leo won 505 games 1974 17 10 2095 2031 8 4 1st-T 12·0 from the fall of 1929 before retiring in 1964. 1975 23 6 2284 1944 10 2 1st 12·1 Nicholson also enjoyed a great playing career at CWU. 1976 23 7 2235 2019 9 3 2nd 9.3 He earned all-conference honors four straight seasons in bas- 1977 24 8 2325 2097 11 1 1sH 14·1 ketball, leading the Wildcats to a conference title in 1947 and 1978 21 8 2219 1966 9 3 1st-T 15·0 their first NAIA national tournament berth in 1950. 1979 25 6 2399 2027 11·1 He scored 1,377 points which still ranks ninth on the school's 1980 27 6 2520 2169 6 2 1Sl·T 12·2 all-time list. In 1950, he made 83 percent of his free throws. 1981 21 12 2280 2155 11·4 Nicholson also lettered in tennis and baseball. He led the 1982 22 7 2133 1909 12·0 Evergreen Conference in hitting in 1950. Off the field, he was 1983 7 23 2395 2007 4.9 elected president of the student body. 1984 23 10 2446 2210 3 1 1st 9·2 After earning a bachelor of arts degree in 1950, he taught 1985 25 11 2736 2491 5 1 1st 12·1 mathematics and served as the head basketball coach at 1986 27 6 2530 2319 4 0 1st 12·1 Puyallup High School for 14 seasons, winning five Puget 1987 32 9 3330 2861 13·2 Sound titles and compiling a record of 192-113. 1988 23 11 2909 2467 13·1 In the fall of 1964 he returned to Ellensburg after being 1989 32 10 3378 2847 12·3 named to succeed his father as head basketball coach. In 1990 31 5 2949 2429 12·1 addition to coaching basketball, he was the school's baseball 1991 15 41 coach in 1967 and tennis coach in 1965 and 1966 and from 1992 1 7 1968 until 1978. 1996 24 8 Nicholson earned his masters degree from CWU in 1957. 1997 26 5 He also attended the University of Washington, Oregon State 1998 22 11 University, Seattle Pacific University and Western Washing- Totals 609 219 .736 cwu 291 45 ton University. In 1983 he was honored with CWU's Distin· 192 113 .630 Puyallup guished Teacher award. 72 24 .750 YVC Nicholson was born June 28, 1926 in Seattle. He gradu· 16 48 .250 Sun Kings ated from Ellensburg High School in 1944 where he earned 889 404 .688 Total all-state honors in basketball and was a Yakima Valley tennis champion. Note: CWU posted record of 26·4 in 1983 before forfeiting 19 games.

1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide e WILDCAT RECORD BOOK

Individual Game Rodnie Taylor (Lewis-Clark State, 12-10·85); Ryan Field Goal Attempts· 1684, Ryan Pepper (1992·95) Field Goals -17, Phil Adams (Pacific Lutheran, 1-13- Pepper (MS-Northern, 11-12-94) Field Goal PCT., min. 325 • 60.3, Ray Orange, 343· 70) Points· 46, Ryan Pepper (Puget Sound, 2-23·95) 569 (1979·80) Field Goal Atlompts • 40, Fred Peterson (Western Minutes · 52 , Joe Harris (Whitman, 1· 11 ·86) Free Throws· 582, Mel Cox (1964 -67) Washington. 3-1-47) Free Throw Attempts· 821, Mel Cox (1964·67) Field Goal Attempts , modern · 32, Tom Wallenbom Individual Single Season Free Throw PCT., min. 125 • 89.2, Larry Foster, 99· (Whitworth, 1-14-61) Field Goals· 317, Ryan Pepper (1995) 111 (1991·92) Field Goal PCT., min. 5 • 100.0, Ray Orange, 10· 10 Field Goal Attempts· 696, Ryan Pepper (1995) Three-point Field Goals· 263, Ryan Pepper (1992· (Western Wasnington, 3-1-80) Field Goal PCT., min. 150 • 70.0, Doug Harris, 226· 95) Field Goal PCT., min. 12 • 92.8, John Greer, 13-14 323 (1983) Three-point Field GoalAttempts · 735. Ryan Pepper (Eastern Oregon, 11-7-95) Three-point Field Goals· 95. Ryan Pepper (1995) (1992·95) Consecutive Field Goals made· 16. Marty Delange Three -point Field Goal Attempts • 276, Ryan Pepper Three-point Field Goal PCT., min. 125 • 39.6, Tim (11 ·20-98 to 1t -24 -98) (1995) Brown, 68·172 (1987·88) Three-point Field Goals· 10, Ryan Pepper (Puget Three-point FG PCT., min. 50 • 44.9. Tim Brown. 53· Rebounds· 1017, Mel Cox (1964·67) Sound, 2·23·95) 118 (1987) Rebound Avg. · 13.2, Bill Coordes, 805 (1957·59) Three-point Field Goal Attempts · 17, Ryan Pepper Free Throws· 181, Jason Pepper (1993) Assists· 404, Joe Harris (1986·87) (Puget Sound, 2·23·95) Free Throw Attempts • 251. Jason Pepper ( 1993) Steals • 343, Jason Pepper (1990·93) Three-point FG PCT., min. 5 · 100.0, Heath Dolven, Free Throw PCT., min. 50 · 89.2, Larry Foster, 99·111 Blocked Shots • 128, Otto Pijpker ( 1990-93) 5·5 (Whitman, 11-21-92), Ryan Pepper, 5·5 (Pacific (1992) Turnovers· 414, Jason Pepper (1990-93) Lutheran, 11 ·20·92) Rebounds· 359, Dave Biwer (1989) Fouls· 401 , Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) Free Throws · 19, Swede Livingston (British Rebound Avg. · 14.8. Bill Coordes, 251 (1959) Disqualifications · 20, Les Wyatt (1974-77) Columbia, 1· 4·60) Assists · 242. Joe Harris (1987) Points· 2254, Ryan Pepper (1992·95) Free Throw Attempts • 22, Mel Cox (Pacific Lutheran. Steals · t 14, Jason Pepper (1993) Scoring Avg. · 21 .2, Mel Cox . 2120 (1964-67) 1·25-64) Blocked shots · 113, Van Beard (1989) Games· 140, Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) Free Throw PCT., min. 10 • 100.0, Wittie Minor, 14-14 Turnovers· 137, Ryan Pepper (1995) Minutes· 3865, Ryan Pepper (1992-95) (St. Martin's, 12-10-59) Fouls· 124, Dave Biwer (1989) Consecutive Free Throws made· 28, Ryan Pepper Dlsqualllicalions • 11, Stan Puhich (1968) Team Offense Single Game (2·2·95 to 2-9-95) Points ·898, Ryan Pepper (1995) Field Goals· 62, Northwest College (1 ·26·88) Rebounds • 26, Ron Olney (Eastern Washington, 2· Scoring Average· 26.4, Ryan Pepper (1995) Field Goal Attempts - 113, St. Martin's (2·14-47) 21-63) Games · 42, Art Haskins, Dave Biwer, Van Beard, Field Goal Attempts, modem· 104, Northwesl (1·26· Assists· 15, Reese Rad!iff (Western Washington, 2-4· Alphonso Goldwire (1989) 88) 83) Minutes· 1302, Ryan Pepper (1995) Field Goal PCT.· 70.7, Whilman. 41·58 (2·15·83) Steals· 9, Larry Foster (Southern Oregon, 12-20-91) Three-point Field Goals • 22, Simon Fraser (2-13·99) Blocked shots· 9, Leon Johnson (Lewis-Clar1< State) Individual Career Three-point Field Goal Attempts · 42, Simon Fraser Turnovers· 10, David Williams (St. Martin's. 1·9·82): Field Goals· 774, Ryan Pepper (1992·95) (2·13-99) Three-point Field Goal PCT., min. 10 • 80.0, Western Baptist (12·29·89) All-Time Double Digit Winning Streaks Free Throws · 43, Western Washington (2·2·9 1) Free Throw Attempts· 59, Alaska-Fairbanks (12· 17· 55) No. Dates (First Win • Last Win) Free Throw PCT., min. 10 · 100.0, Whitworth , 10·10 25 Jan. 3, 1970 · Mar. 3, 1970 (1-17·89); 96.0, East Central Oklahoma, 24·25 (3· 24 Jan. 7, 1 93VJan~~ ;-.::1 9.~~~20in1931·32, 4 in 1932-33) .·"'"::::;., ...• 11·75) 23 Dec. 28, 1929 · Dec.':16,1930·(20 in 1929·30, 3 in'1930·31) Offensive Rebounds· 29, Alaska Southeast (12·9· 20 Jan. 16, 1990 -:Mar. .15, 1990 88); Pacific Lutheran (12· 15·90) 16 Nov. 20, 1998 • Jan.:28, 1999· , Rebounds· 74 , Eastern Washington (2·21 ·63); 14 Dec. 11, 1982 · . F~b: ~~d9'83 · (CWU later tOrfeited 12 of wins} ~::.~ · Humboldt State (12-28·66) 14 Jan. 16, 1993-Mar. 16, 1993 Assists · 40, Lewis·Clar1< State (3· 1·79) 13 Nov. 13·Dec. 29, 1992 (start of season) Turnovers· 34, Pacific Lutheran (12·4 -76) Fewest Turnovers· 2, Western Washington (2·15·75) 12 Dec. 27, 1974 ·Feb. 7, 1975 Sleafs • 27, Sheldon Jackson ( 1· 10·89) 11 Dec.11 , 1946-Feb.7, 1947 Blocked Shots· 13, Northwest (2·20·89) 11 Jan. 9, 1965 ·Feb. 12, 1965 Fouls • 38. Southern Oregon (2·25· 78) 10 Jan. 4, 1939 ·Feb. 9, 1939 Disqualifications· 6, Southern Oregon (2·25·78), 10 Jan. 22, 1943 · Feb. 13,1943 Easlem Washington (1-22·38) 1.0. Jan. 5, 1952 : · F~b :. 8, 19S2 Points • 139, Lewis-Clark State (3· 1·79) 10 Nov. 29, 1954 ·Jan. 6,·1:9ss (start of season) 10 Jan. 13, 1967 ·Feb. 4, 1'967 Team Defense Single Game• 10 Feb. 10, 1967 ·Mar. 16, 1967 Field Goals· 5, Gonzaga (3·6·50). Modem. tO, 10 Jan. 17, 1980 ·Feb. 9, 19'ao Simon Fraser (2·6· 76), Eastern Washington (1 ·24· 58), Humboldt State (12-19-57), British Columbia 10 Feb. 11 , 1984 ·Mar. 14, 1984 (1·17·58) 10 Jan. 17, 1987 ·Feb. 6, 1987 Field goals (with shot clock) · t3. Northern State (3· 13-90) • Field Goal Attempts • 25, Simon Fraser (2·6·76) Consecutive losses - 18 (Feb. 9, 1927 to Jan. 13, Field Goal Attempts (with shot clock) • 40, Pugel 1928) Sound (2-4·92) Consecutive losses, beginning of season - 7 ( 1928 & Three·poinl Field Goals' • 20, Western Baptist (12· 1994) 29-89) Largest victory margin • 76, CWU 120, Northwest 44 Three·poilt Field Goal Attempts' • 41, Western (1 ·26·89) Bap~st (12·29-89) Largest loss margin. 47, Seattle 90, CWU 43 (12·2· Three-point Fiekl Goal PCT., m111. 10 • 7.1, Puget 52) Sound 1·14 (1-19·95) Most wins · 32 (1987, 1989) Free Throws· 1, Oregon Tech (1·15-n), Western Mos1 losses · 18 (1951) Washington (3-4·78) Best Winning PCT.· 1.000, 7-0 (1908) Free Throw Attempts· 2, Oregon Tech (1·15·77) , Best Winning PCT., modern · .939, 31·2 (1970) Western Washington (3 ·4·78) Most Points, half· 79, Lewis-Clark State (3·1-79) Free Throw PCT., min. 10 · 18.2, Pacific Lutheran. 2· Most Points, both teams · 230, CWU 139, LCSC 91 11 (1 2·3·83) (3·1 ·79) Rebounds· 18, Eastern Washing1on (1 ·12·80) Turnovers· · 38, Cal S1ate ·Los Angeles (1 2· 1·83); Sheldon Jackson (1·21 ·92) SEASON LEADERS Fouls' • 37, Eastern Washington (H!-66) Points. modem· 27, Humboldt State (12·19·57) Points (with shot clock) • 43, Northwest (2·20·89) Scoring Most Points• ·117, BYU·Hawali (1994) 1. Ryan Pepper ( 1995) 898 'Record fewest except where indicated with asterik 2. Carl Aaron (1989) 761 3. Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 695 Team Offense Single Season 4. Jason Pepper (1 993) 675 Tyce Nasinec, who ranks sixth in career scoring Fiekl Goals· 1323 (1 989) 5. Mel Cox (1967) 666 at CWU, is now a member of the coaching staff. Field Goal Attempts · 2801 (1989) 6. Cart Aaron (1988) 649 Field Goal PCT. · 53.9, 977-1812 (1983) 7. Mel Cox (1966) 610 FG PCT. (min. 100 att.) Three-point Field Goals ·311 (1999) 8. Rich Hanson ( 1973) 590 1. Doug Harris ( 1983) 226-323 70.0 Three·point Field Goal Attempts • 908 (1999) 9. Ryan Pepper (1994) 587 2. Ray Orange (1980) 217-344 63.1 Three-point Field Goal PCT.· 38.4, 174-453 (1987) 10. Leon Johnson (1998) 576 3. Scott Tri (1982) 114·185 61 .6 Free Throws · 730 (1993) 4. Leon Johnson ( 1998) 225·368 61 .1 Free Throw Attempts · 1085 (1 993) Scoring Average 5. Mel Cox (1967) 263-434 60.6 Free Throw PCT.· 72.7, 540·743 (1 965) 1. Ryan Pepper(1995) 898 26.4 6. Dennis Johnson (1979) 140·232 Rebounds • 1765 ( 1989) 60.3 2. Mel Cox (1965) 419 22 .1 7. Dennis Johnson (1980) 179-302 59.3 Rebound Avg. · 53.0 (1963) 3. Car1 Aaron ( 1988) 649 21 .6 8. Israel Dorsey ( 1988) 97·165 58.8 Rebound Margin - 12.8 (1963) 4. Mel Cox {1967) 666 21 .5 9. Dave Benedict (1967) 134·228 58.8 Assists· 789 (1987) 5. Mel Cox (1966) 610 21 .0 10. Terry Britt ( 1990) 85·145 58.6 Assists Per Grune· 19.4, 29·562 (1975) 6. Leon Johnson ( 1998) 576 20.6 Turnovers · 652 (1989) 7. Rich Hanson (1973) 590 20.3 3-Point Field Goals Fewest Turnovers -348 (1975) 8. Ryan Pepper (1 994) 587 20.2 1. Ryan Pepper (1995) 95 Blocl

1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide I Birmingham Southern (1986) 1 0 1.000 CWU BASKETBALL COACHES Briar Cliff ( 1976) 1 0 1.000 Bri11sh Columbia (1932-97) 35 8 .814 California Baptist ( 1993) 1 0 1.000 Conference Overall UC· Davis (1985·98) 1 .500 Coach W l PCT w l PCT YR UC-Riverside (1 987) 0 1 .000 No coaches (1902-03) 2 4 .333 2 CS · Chico (1966-92) 5 1 .833 Edwin Saunders (1904-05, 08-09) 22 10 .686 4 CS-Dominguez Hills (1989) 1 0 1.000 A. K. Smith (1906) 1 1 .500 1 cs · Los Angeles (19n-84) 2 0 .000 Frank T. Wilson (1907) 2 2 .500 1 CS-San Bernardino (1998-99) 1 .500 J.B. Potter (1 910·11 ) 17 6 .739 2 Cal Poly· Pomona (1982) 1 0 1 000 James Dallas (1912·13) 11 13 .458 2 Cal Poly· SLO (1984·85) 0 2 .000 Sparks (1914-17) LO. 12 19 .387 4 Cascade ( 1998) 1 0 1.000 B.A. Leonard (1922-25) 1 7 .125 18 41 .305 4 Carleton, MN (1989) 1 0 1.000 Harold Quigley (1926) 0 4 .000 6 13 .316 1 Carroll (1972·94) 2 3 .400 Roy Sandburg (1927·29) 8 4 .667 38 30 .559 3 Carson-Newman.TN (1964) 0 1.000 Leo Nicholson (1930·64) 208 147 .586 505 281 .642 33 Cen1ral Arkansas ( 1993) Dean Nicholson ( 1965·90) 0 1.000 248 63 .797 609 219 .735 26 Central Missouri (1950-94) Gil Coleman (1 991·95 ) 1 .500 34 16 .680 92 64 .590 5 Central State, OH (1966) Greg Sparling (1995-99) 0 1 .000 36 14 .720 78 45 .634 Totals 4 Chapman (1962·68) 2 1 .667 535 2s5 .6n 1413 748 .654 92 Charleston, SC (1989) 0 1. 000 Claremont-Mudd (1971 ) Note: In the 1994-95 season, Sparling had a 2-1 record after replacing Coleman. 1 0 1.000 Clarion, PA (1 999) Between 1983 and 1994, CWU played a District 1 (1983-93) and Pacific Northwest 0 1 .000 Colorado School of Mines (1995) Region (1994) round.robin schedule. While lechnically not an official conference 0 Cumberland, KY (1982·97) 1.000 those records are included in the above conference records. ' 1 1 Dakola Wesleyan (1979) .500 1 Drake (1936) 0 1.000 0 East Central Oklahoma (1975) 1 .000 OPPONENTS I Eastern Michigan (1971) 0 1.000 Eastern Montana (1965) 0 .000 0 PacWest Conference Eastern New Mexico (1967-70) 1 .000 Eastern Oregon (1971-98) 2 0 1.000 21 1 Western Division Eastern Washington (1904-98) .955 w Elizabelh Cily (1 969) 93 76 .550 Humboldl State (1958·99) l PCT I SI. Marun's(1927-99) 8 1 Evergreen Slate (1998) 0 1.000 .889 2 Seattle( 1926-99) 127 23 Findlay, OH (1 986) 0 1.000 .847 I Seattle Pacific (1 952-99) 48 19 Fort Hays Slate (1985) 0 1.000 .716 0 Simon Fraser(1969·99j 53 31 George Fox (1979-86) I .ooo .631 4 43 17 Georgia College (1989) 0 1.000 Wes1em Oregon (1932-99) .717 1 24 2 Georgelown, KY (1987-98) 0 1.000 Western Washington(1908·99) .923 1 143 73 Gonzaga (1931·97) 1 .500 .662 9 Pacific Division Grace ( 1981 ·93) 20 .310 1 Alaska-Anchorage (1979) w l Grambling (1966-n) I .500 PCT 0 Alaska-Fa1rbanks (1956-99) 0 1 Grand Valley (1977) 2 .ooo .ooo 0 BYU-Hawaii (1989-99) 18 7 Guilford, NC (1967) 1 .ooo .720 1 Chamindade (1980-99) 4 5 Hawaii (1948) 0 1.000 .444 I Hawaii-Hilo (1980-99) 1 Hampton lnstilule (1982) 0 1.000 .500 0 Hawaii Pac1f1c (1985-99) 5 1 Henderson Stale (1969) 1 .000 .833 I Montana State • Billings (None) 6 4 Howard Payne (1969) 0 1.000 .600 I Westem New Mexico (None) 0 0 Idaho (1928 ·93) 0 1.000 .000 6 0 0 .ooo Incarnate Word, TX (1997) 6 .500 Others Jackson Staie ( 1970) 0 1.000 Keene Sta to ( 1977) 0 1.000 Kenlucky Slate (1970-71) 1 0 Alaska Methodist (1966) w l I.ODO PCT Laverne (1974) 0 2 Alaska Pacific ( 1990) 1 0 .000 1.000 Lewis & Clark (1949-73) 0 Alaska Southeast (1987-90) 2 0 1.000 .ooo 14 4 Albertson's (1935-95) 8 1 Lewis-Clark State (1 911·99) 778 .889 Life (1995) 47 20 Albuquerque ( 1968) 5 4 .701 .556 Lin field ( 1930· 70) 0 1 AlcornA&M (1968-74) 0 .000 1.000 Lipscomb.TN (1986) 8 2 Alderson-Broaddus (1 990) 1 .BOO .500 Macalas1er (1969-74) 0 1 Atlantic Christian ( t 987) 0 .ooo 1.000 Malispina (1992) 1 1 Azusa Pacific (1997) 0 .500 1.000 Mankota Stale (1997) I 0 Biola (1980·81) 0 I.ODO 1.000 Matycresl (1965) 0 .ooo 500 0 Maiyland Staie (1 969) 1 000 0 1.000 l 1 0 1.000 West Virginia Wesleyan (1985) 1.000 2 .000 1 0 0 Wlleeling Jesuit (1989) .788 Marymount (1973-76) 0 2 .000 52 14 Midwestern State, TX (1979·93) Whitman (1928-96) .250 1 0 1.000 1 3 Whittier(1968·72) .617 MiMesota·Ouluth (1985) 1 .000 71 44 0 Whitworth (1912·97) .467 Missouri Rolla(1996) 0 1.000 7 8 1 Willamette (1925·93) .000 MissOuri • Sl Louis (1999) 1 .000 0 1 0 Winston-Salem, NC (1975) .000 Missouri Western (1994) 9 .400 0 3 6 Wisconsin-Eau Claire (1980·90) .663 Montana (1933·95) 1 .000 55 28 0 JCs·Frosh Montana State (1981) 2 .000 116 63 .648 0 Non-<:allege ( 1904·63) .654 Montana Tech (1991·92) 0 1.000 1413 748 1 Totals Moorhead State. MN (1980) 0 1.000 Morris Harvey ( 1967) 0 1.000 Murray State (1950) 0 1.000 1902-29 Era Nebraska-Doane (1971) 1 0 1.000 L PCl Nebraska-Omaha {1972) w 1 0 1.000 13 .350 Newberry (19n) 7 1 0 1.000 Eastern Washington 3 250 New Haven (1969) 1 1 0 1.000 Idaho 2 .600 North Dakota (1999) 3 0 1 .000 Lewis-Clark State 1 .750 Northeast Missouri (1996) 3 1 0 1.000 Pacific Lutheran 5 ,375 Northern Montana (1995) 3 1 0 1.000 Puget Sound 1 .000 Northam State (1990) 0 6 0 1.000 St. Martin's .000 Northwest College (1988·96) 0 1 7 3 .700 Seattle .500 Northwest Nazarene (1939·96) 4 4 1 0 1.000 Spok.all8 .200 Notre Dame, College of (1995) 1 4 0 1 .000 Washington .500 Occidental (1983) 3 3 0 1 .000 Washington State 15 .483 Oklahoma Baptist (1967) 1.000 14 1 0 Western Washington 4 .000 Olivet Nazarene, Ill. (1998) .000 0 0 2 Whitman 2 .667 Oregon (1932) .739 4 17 6 Whitworth t .000 Oregon Tech (1971·95) .857 0 6 1 Willamette .103 Pacific (1935-65) 3 26 94 53 .639 JCs-Frosh Pacific Lutheran (1928·96) 83 54 .606 2 0 1.000 Non-college Pasadena {1965·71) 129 139 .481 12 12 .500 Totals Portland (1936-85) 12 10 .545 Portland State (1959·73) 74 52 .587 Puget Sound(1922·96) Leo Nicholson (193C>-64) 1 0 1.000 Redlands (1980) 1 .800 L PCl. Sacramento State (1965·70) 4 w , .500 3 0 1.000 St. Mary's, Tex. (1989·95) Alaska· Fairbanks 1 .000 0 1.000 St. Thomas Aquinas {1984-87) 1 , 0 1.000 Albertson 7 .833 St. Benedict's (1970) British Columbia 35 0 1 .000 1 .000 St. John's, MN (1978) Central Missouri 0 0 1 .000 1 1 .500 Salem-Teikyo, WVA (1999) Chapman 1 0 1.000 0 1 .000 San Fernando (1972) Drake 1 0 1.000 40 .551 San Francisco State (1971) Eastern Washington 49 12 0 1.000 10 .412 Sheldon JackSDn(1987-93) Gonzaga 7 2 0 1.000 0 1.000 Sonoma State (1984·93) Hawaii 1 18 4 .818 2 1 .667 Southern Oregon (1964-97) .000 Humboldt State Southam Utah (1994) 0 5 2 .714 1 .000 Idaho Southwest Missouri (1967) 0 5 0 1.000 .500 Lewis-Clark State Spokane College {1922·29) 4 4 12 4 .750 1.000 Lewis & Clark Taylor, IN (1956) 1 0 5 1 .833 1 .000 Lin field The Mas1e(s (1995) 0 6 4 .600 1.000 Montana Trenton State (1967) 0 0 1 .000 0 1.000 Missouri Western (1994) Trinity Western (1982) 1 0 1.000 , 0 1.000 Murray State Union, TN (1998) 2 0 1.000 2 4 .333 Northwest Nazarene Victoria (1985-97) Oregon 0 2 .000 Warner Pacific (1983·89) 4 1 .800 Pacific 5 1 .833 Wartburg (1970) 1 0 1.000 Pacific Lutheran 38 42 .475 Washburn (1987) 0 I .000 Portland 11 6 .647 Washington (1903-43) 2 14 .125 Portland State 3 4 .429 Washington State (1908·99) 4 23 .148 Puget Sound 37 22 .627 Weber State (1963·94) 0 2 .000 St. Martin's 53 5 .914 Westmont (1979) 1 0 1.000 15 6 .714 Western Baptist (1988·96) 3 0 1.000 Seattle 13 8 .619 Western Montana (1963·92) 5 2 .714 Seattle Pacific

1999-2000 Basketball MPrlfo r-.,,:11... A Southern Oregon 1 0 1.000 Guilford, NC 1 0 1.000 Taylor, IN 1 0 1.000 Hawaii-Hilo 4 1 .BOO Washington 1 10 .091 Hawaii Pacific 2 0 1.000 Washington Slate 1 17 .056 Hampton Institute 0 1 .000 Weber State 0 1 .000 Henderson State 1 0 1.000 Westem Washington 54 32 .628 Howard Payne 1 0 1.000 Westem Montana 1 1 500 Humboldt State 1 0 1.000 Western Oregon 2 2 .500 Jackson Slate 1 0 1.000 Whitman 25 6 .806 Keene State 1 0 1.000 Whitworth 19 28 .404 Kentucky State 0 2 .000 Willamette 5 5 .500 La Verne 1 0 1.000 JCs-Frosh 52 2 .963 Lewis & Clark, OR 2 0 1.000 Non-College 33 9 .786 Lewis-Clark Slate 25 7 .781 Totals (1930-64) 505 281 .642 Lin field 3 1 .750 Lipscomb, TN 0 1 .000 Dean Nicholson (1965-90) Macatster 1 1 .500 Marycrest 0 1 .000 Maryland State 1 0 1.000 L PCT w Marymount 0 2 .000 Alaska· Anchorage 0 1 .coo Midwestem State, TX 0 1 .000 Alaska-Fairbanks 14 6 .700 Minnesola·Duluth 1 0 1.000 Alaska Methodist 1 0 1.000 Montana 0 4 .000 Alaska Pacific 2 0 1.000 Montana State 0 1 .000 .889 Alaska Southeast 8 Moorhead Slate, MN 1 0 1.000 1 .750 Albertson 3 Morris Harvey 1 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 Albuquerque Nebraska • Doane 1 0 1.000 1 1 .500 AlcomA&M Nebraska • Omaha 1 0 1.000 1.000 Alderson-Broaddus 0 NeWberry 1 0 1.000 1.000 Atlantic Christian 0 New Haven 1 0 1.000 1 .500 Bio la Northern State 1 0 1.000 Binningham Southern 0 1.000 Northwest College 4 0 1.000 1.000 Briar Cliff 1 0 Northwest Nazarene 2 2 .500 1 .000 BYU·Hawaii 0 Occidental 0 1 .000 UC-Davis 1 0 1.000 Oklahoma Baptist 0 1 .000 UC-Riverside 0 1 .000 Oregon Tech 15 4 .789 Cal Poly Pomona 1 0 1.000 Pacific 1 0 1.000 Cal Poly • SLO 0 2 .000 Pacific Lutheran 48 8 .857 CS·Chico 5 0 1.000 Pasadena 2 0 1.000 CS-Dominguez Hills 1 0 1.000 Portland 1 6 .143 CS • Los Angeles 2 0 1.000 Portland State 9 6 .600 Carleton, MN 0 1.000 Puget Sound 25 19 .568 Carroll 0 1.000 Redlands 0 1.000 Carson-Newman. TN 1 0 1.000 Sacramento State 4 1 .800 Chaminade 1 0 1.000 St. Benedict's 1 0 1.000 Chapman 1 0 1.000 St. John's, MN 0 1 .000 Charleston, SC 1 0 1.000 St. Martin's 57 12 .826 .000 Central State, OH 0 1 .000 St. Mary's, Tex. 0 1 1.000 1 .000 Claremont-Mudd 1 0 St. Thomas Aquinas 1.000 1 0 1.000 San Fernando 1 0 Cumberland, KV 1.000 Dakota Wesleyan 1 0 1.000 San Francisco State 1 0 1.000 6 .760 East Central Oklahoma 1 0 Seattle 19 .000 33 16 .673 Eastern Michigan 0 1 Seattle Pacific .000 8 0 1.000 Eastern Montana 0 1 Sheldon Jackson 1.000 28 11 .718 Eastern New Mexico 2 0 Simon Fraser 15 1 .938 0 1.000 Eastem Oregon Sonoma State .875 37 22 .627 14 2 Eastern Washington SoUlhem Oregon .000 1 0 1.000 0 1 Elizabeth City Southwest Missouri 1.000 1 0 1.000 1 0 Findlay, OH Trenton State 0 1.000 0 1 .000 Trinity Western 1 Fort Hays State 2 2 .500 4 0 1.000 Victoria George Fox 4 1 .800 1 0 1.000 Wamer Pacific Georgetown. KY 1 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 Georgia College Wartburg 0 1 .000 2 7 .222 Washburn Gonzaga 2 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 Western BaptiSt Grace, IN 3 0 1.000 0 2 .000 Western Montana Grambling, LA 0 1 .000 Grand Valley. Ml • 10 4 .714 Western W8shington 5 2 .714 Whitman .750 20 0 1.000 6 2 Whitworth 1 .000 Western Oregon 1 0 1.(100 0 Westmont 20 .744 Willamette 92 64 .590 58 Totals (1991-95) western Washington 1 0 1.000 west Virginia Wesleyan 1.000 1 0 Greg Sparling (1995·99) Wheeling Jesuit 21 2 .913 Whitman , 3 .250 w L PCT Whittier 42 10 .808 1 0 1.000 Whitworth 2 1 .667 Alaska • Fairbanks 1 0 1.000 Willamette o 1 .000 Azusa Pacific 3 3 .500 Winston-Salem 0 3 .000 BYU-Hawaii 0 1 .000 Wisconsin-Eau Claire 609 219 .735 British Columbia 0 1 .000 Totals (1965-SO) UC-Oavis 1 1 .500 cs-San Bernardino 1 0 1.000 Gil Coleman (1991·95) cascade 0 1 .000 Chaminade 1 .000 L PCT 0 w Clarion, Pa. 1 .000 1 .000 0 0 Cumberland, KY 0 1.000 Alaska-Fairbanks 3 .250 4 1 Eastern Oregon 1 .000 Albertson 1 .500 0 1 Eastern Washington 0 1.000 BYU-Hawaii 0 1.000 2 1 Evergreen State 1 .000 Celifomia Baptist 1 3 .250 0 Georgetown, KY 2 .000 canon 1 0 1.000 0 Gonzaga 0 1.000 Central Ark8l\S8S 1 0 1.000 1 Hawaii Hilo 3 .500 Central MisSouri 0 1 .000 3 Hawaii Pac~ic 0 1.000 Chico State 1 0 1.000 5 Coloral!o School of the Mines 1.000 Humboldt State 1 0 1.000 2 0 incarnate Word, TX Eastem Oregon 1 .000 9 5 .643 0 Lewis-Clark State Gonzaga , .000 0 1 .000 0 Mankato State Grace, IN .500 0 1 .000 1 1 MisSCuri-Aolla Hawaii Pacific 1 .000 1 0 1.000 0 MissOuri·Sl Louis ldahO .455 1 0 1.000 5 6 North Dakota Lewis·Cla.!1t State 1 .000 0 1 .000 0 Northeast Missouri Life, Ga. 1.000 1 0 1.000 1 0 Northwest Nazarene Malispina 1 .000 2 0 1.000 0 Northwest College Montana 0 2 .000 1 0 1.000 Montana Tech Olivet Nazarene, Ill. 0 1 .000 2 0 1.000 Midwestern State Pacific Lutheran 0 1 .000 0 2 .000 Missouri western Puget Sound 1 0 1.000 9 1 .900 Northam Montana St. Martin's 1 .667 1 0 1.000 Northwest Nazarene 2 St. Mary's, Tex. 0 1.000 1 .000 Notre Dame, College of 1 Salem·Teikyo, W. Va . 0 2 2 .500 4 3 .571 Oregon Tech Seattle 3 2 .600 3 .571 Pacific Lutheran Seattle Pacific 4 9 4 .692 3 .700 Puget Sound Simon Fraser 7 8 4 .667 1.000 St.Marlin's Southern Oregon 1 0 10 3 .769 .000 Seattle The Master's 0 1 3 4 .429 1.000 Seattle Pacific Union, Tenn. 1 0 4 0 1.000 .000 Sheldon JackSon Victoria 0 1 8 3 .727 Simon Fraser Washington State 0 2 .000 1 0 1.000 Sonoma State Western Baptist , 0 1.000 Southern Oregon 2 2 .500 2 0 1.000 .000 Western Oregon Southern Ulah 0 7 2 .ne .000 Western Washington Victoria 0 1 0 1.000 .000 Whitman Washington State 0 0 2 .000 0 .000 Whitworth Weber State Totals (1995-98) 78 45 .634 Western Montana .500

Did You Know: Before joining the NCAA in 1999, Central Washington made more appearances in the NAIA national basketball tournament and won more games than any other school. The Wildcats participated in 27 tournaments and won 46 games. Dean Nicholson coached 38 of the victories (he played in the two of the other wins) and is the winningest coach in the history of the tournament.

Did You Know: Of the four coaches who guided CWU in national tournament games, they all won their first game at nationals except for Dean Nicholson. Dean's 1965 lost in the first-round. Leo Nicholson guided CWU to two victories and a berth in the quarterfinals in 1950, his only trip to Kansas City. Gil Coleman posted a 1·1 record in his only national tournament and in 1995 Greg Sparling's team also posted a 1·1 record in CWU's first visit to Tulsa.

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1901-G2(M) 45 Roslyn YMCA 29 1914-15 (0-2) 1923·24 (7·9, 1·3) 13 RoslynAC 3 36 Ellensburg All-Stars 17 16 Ellensburg HS 24 29 Ea!onvilleAlumni 24 L Ellensburg HS w 38 Lincoln HS 56 6 Ellensburg YMCA 35 15 Eastem Washington· 43 76 Broadway HS 22 37 Whi1worth 9 1902-1>3 (1-3) 28 Bellingham AC 45 1915-16 (2-5) 35 Spokane College 22 W Roslyn L 47 Western Washington 11 14 KiHitas 13 17 Ellensburg YMCA 22 L Roslyn w 25 Washington 51 16 Ellensburg YMCA 33 27 Washington Frosh 29 L Washington w 16 Washington 42 34 Roslyn 24 16 Eastem Washington• 33 L Everett YMCA w 38 Walla Walla HS 19 20 Multnomah AC 25 18 Puget Sound 27 45 Broadway HS 15 11 Ellensburg YMCA 18 27 Eatonville Alumni 13 1903.Q4 (6-2) 17 Westem Washington 23 26 Westem Washington• 20 11 Roslyn 12 1910-11 (9-2) 27 Ellensburg YMCA 42 20 Washington Frosh 21 18 YakimaHS 1 21 RoslynHS 31 24 Puget Sound 20 19 North Yakima 9 22 Roslyn YMCA 16 1916-17 (4-9) 24 Westem Washington• 30 13 Roslyn 5 39 Roslyn HS 13 23 Ellensburg YMCA 41 13 Ellensburg YMCA 35 32 North Yakima 7 27 Dayton HS 17 34 ThorpHS 27 28 Spokane College 27 14 CleElum 4 26 Walla Walla HS 39 41 RoslynHS 36 26 Spokane College (ot) 28 10 Spokane YMCA 32 34 Lewis·Clark State 17 28 ElksC!ub 40 19 Eastem Washington 13 65 AsotinHS 12 11 Western Washington 57 1924·25 (2·11, Q.4) 33 Ritzville HS 15 20 Roslyn HS 64 38 Whi1worth 24 1904-05 (5-3) 72 Lind HS 18 34 Kittitas HS 18 29 Willamette 39 W Yakima L 23 Walla Walla HS 18 12 Ellensburg HS 52 31 Spokane College 30 12 Eastem Washington• 38 26 Yakima 15 21 Yakima YMCA 13 19 Ellensburg YMCA 41 35 22 Snohomish Academy 24 46 KiHitas HS 21 9 Idaho Frosh 13 WSU Frosh 55 27 Washington 17 1911-12 (4-7) 14 Ellensburg HS 60 17 Lewis·Clark State 22 21 Snohomish Academy 43 48 Cle Elum HS 13 17 Western Washington 43 10 Eastern Washington• 29 8 Washington 44 17 Sunnyside HS 31 26 Prosser AC 38 27 Washington Frosh 30 17 45 MabtonHS 25 35 SeattleHS 19 Washington Frosh 32 21 25 Prosser HS 35 1921·22 (5-8) 31 Eastern Washington 11 Westem Washington• 36 35 Ellensburg HS 12 35 RoslynAC 27 29 Ellensburg YMCA 31 30 Spokane College (ol) 32 1905-o&(M) 18 Mabton HS (ot) 17 29 Eastem Washington 22 28 Westem Washington• 33 W Yakima Town L 14 Lewis-Clark State 17 20 Whitworth (Tacoma) 22 17 Washington Frosh 27 16 Snohomish PSA 43 1925·26 (S.13, 0-4) 15 Davenport 18 18 Puget Sound 28 23 Western Washington 14 30 Ronald 15 16 Eastem Washington 18 14 19116.()7 (2·2) 11 Western Washington 18 43 YakimaKC 34 14 Ellensburg HS 19 15 16 RoslynAC 17 Puget Sound 36 26 Ellensburg YMCA 22 34 25 Ellensburg AC 30 Westem Washington 9 14 Seattle 13 1912·13 (7·6) 50 12 RoslynAC 39 Western Washington 17 27 Washington Frosh 18 18 Ellensburg YMCA 29 35 48 Ellensburg HS 23 Eastem Washing10n 26 25 Western Washington' 36 Thorp HS 14 20 21 Spokane University 23 28 Ronald 56 Maryland Club 19 17 Eastem Washington• 37 1907·08 (7·0) 28 16 Ellensburg YMCA 33 31 Washington State 27 19 Ellensburg YMCA 25 Whitworth (ol) 29 9 6 17 Ellensburg HS 39 YakimaKC 23 90 YakimaHS 29 1922·23 (4·13) 30 Westem Washington 10 25 Cle Elum Hs 14 32 Washington Frosh 33 48 Ellensburg Y Grays 24 47 Thorp 49 W Ellensburg AC L 16 Western Washing10n 25 22 Spollane AC 27 Prosser HS 42 12 Eastem Washington• 34 w Ellensburg All-Stars L 18 Westem Washington 32 17 MabtonHS 32 33 Whitworth 17 31 Seattle All-Stars 27 L OrtingAC w 30 Maryland Club 31 39 48 Roslyn YMCA 30 15 Washington Frosh 32 35 Idaho Frosh 34 Cle Elum HS 18 28 28 Eastem Washington 42 26 PoUatch AC 18 Mabton Hs 16 29 Westem Washington' 39 1908.Q!I (4-5) 22 Washington Frosh 32 29 Ellensburg HS 11 25 19 Cook"s Gym (Spokane) 27 24 Washington Frosh 42 24 Roslyn 35 Ellensburg YMCA 36 35 Roslyn YMCA 7 16 WSU Frosh 25 24 1913·14 (6-3) 53 25 western Washington 19 19 WSU Frosh 15 38 Maryland Club 15 1926-27 (6-12, 1-3) 29 Ellensburg HS 10 26 WhilWOrth 27 Ellensburg YMCA 24 35 38 WapatoHS 16 Eastern Washington 29 34 TacomaHS 17 50 YakimaKC 12 35 20 Ellensburg HS 22 Western Washington 26 21 23 Lincoln HS 20 Ellensburg YMCA 48 27 31 Toppenish AC 27 westem Washington (ot) 25 33 Western Washington 29 24 Western Washington 22 33 21 Yakima Motocrats 13 Bellingham YMCA 26 21 28 wsu Frosh 25 Ellensburg YMCA 18 18 Western Washington 29 WSU Frosh 22 33 L Eastern Washington w 23 3o western Washington (2ot) 24 Ellensburg YMCA 40 Spokane College 42 10 35 Ellensburg HS (ot) 33 56 YakimaKC 24 Eastern Washington' 15 1909-10 (B-4) l6 Ellensburg YMCA 19 24 Ellensburg AC 23 11 -57 Ellensburg AC 20 Washington Frosh 40 57 Spokane AC 27 32 St. Martin's 16 26 Pacific 15 21 Western Washington• 40 23 Washington State 29 35 Western Washington• 14 34 Eastern Washington• 32 35 St. Martin's 47 31 Idaho 22 26 British Columbia 21 20 Pacific Lutheran (ol) 19 34 WSU Frosh 38 59 Yakima Valley 13 28 AdanacAC 21 23 Westem Washington• 20 35 Eastern Washington• 59 50 Yakima YMCA 31 35 Washington Frosh 28 25 British Columbia (ol) 20 25 WSU Frosh 28 28 Western Washington• 20 29 Washington Frosh 17 23 Washington Frosh 21 28 Potlatch 35 59 Western Washington' 17 31 WSUFrosh 17 12 Victoria 25 L Idaho Frosh w 41 Centralia CC 21 '21 Eastern Washington• 12 33 Pugel Sound 26 24 Washington Frosh 66 35 Washington Frosh 25 36 Western Oregon 30 37 Puget Sound 28 28 Washington Frosh 57 42 Yakima YMCA 22 50 Western Oregon 25 19 Eastern Washington• 25 52 Yakima Valley 30 36 Gonzaga 42 1927-28 (14·13, 3·1) 53 Eastern Washington• 22 1932·33 (15-3, 4-0) 37 Montana 34 3t Whitman 37 47 Eastern Washington• 21 62 Piper· Taft (Seattle) 26 38 College of Idaho 26 33 Whitman 50 42 Linfield 10 47 K.E. Laundry 15 19 Washington State 32 42 Washington JVs 14 38 British Columbia 22 1935-36 (15·10, 2·2) 32 Washington Stale 34 31 Western Washington• 21 33 British Columbia 20 29 Western Orsgon 43 28 Washington State 34 33 Western Washington• 21 24 Washington 38 24 Yakima YMCA 23 19 Idaho 28 25 Centralia CC 13 16 Washington 46 23 Yakima YMCA 24 19 Idaho 38 30 Washington Frosh 20 29 St. Martin's 24 19 Drake 39 45 Yakima Generals 33 32 Eastern Washington• 17 53 Westem Washington• 23 35 Kelowna (ot) 34 65 Ronald 18 39 Eastern Washington• 13 34 St. Martin's 29 39 Penlicton 26 45 Yakima Generals 25 50 Lewis.Clark State 23 39 Montana 15 36 PugetSound 37 36 Sunnyside AC 21 63 Spokane AC 29 27 Montana 22 16 Washington 37 25 Washington Frosh 28 35 Eastern Washington• 20 29 Btillsh Columbia 28 17 Western Washington• 6 1930-31 (22-3, 4-0) 27 British Columbia 35 32 Portland 29 27 Pacific Lutheran 38 68 Yakima ComelS 27 42 Western Washington' 29 27 Portland 26 30 Puget Sound 29 89 Lower Valley Stars 25 31 Washington Frosh 19 27 Eastern Washington• 39 21 Eastern Washington• 35 23 Washington 34 36 Washington Frosh 13 40 Puget Sound 42 24 Puget Sound 26 34 Bothell Al~Stars 16 34 Eastern Washington• 32 31 Portland 37 42 Western Washington• 31 49 Wilson's 17 42 Yakima Valley 21 38 Portland 33 37 Ronald 26 37 Medo-Sweet Dairy 19 33 Pacific 23 40 Yakima Generls 23 38 Everett All·Stars 21 1933-34 (17-5, 3-1) 38 Pacific 23 34 Pacific Lutheran 12 23 Idaho 19 51 Yakima Valley 33 30 K.E. Laundry 20 40 Sunnyside AC 36 26 Idaho 15 40 Yakima Valley 20 30 Yakima Semi·Pros 35 29 Eastern Washington• 22 20 Washington State 25 24 Washington 38 24 Eastem Washington• 40 20 wsu Frosh 32 42 Whitman 24 26 Washington 43 37 K.E. Laundry 23 51 Lewis-Clari< State 39 39 Whitman 33 30 Washington State 26 23 Westem Washington• 20 44 WSU Frosh 38 43 Westem Washington' 18 26 Washington State 3 48 Yakima Valley 18 20 Washington Frosh 31 27 Washington Frosh 26 39 Tacoma Ramblers 24 38 Western Washington• 25 38 Pacific Lutheran 20 34 Pacific Lutheran 31 1928·29 (18-5, 4--0) 50 British Columbia 28 12 Gonzaga 17 37 Gonzaga 32 29 Washington State 27 29 WSU Frosh 27 33 Montana 34 22 Washington State 1936-37 (12-9, 2·2) 20 40 Eastern Washington• 22 34 Montana 23 Idaho 26 45 Albany 31 26 26 Western Washington' 14 42 Westem Washington• 41 Idaho 21 22 Washington State 38 28 33 Washington Frosh 25 28 Tacomalndependents 19 Whitman 26 46 British Columbia 23 44 32 PLIQet Sound 28 26 Eastern Washington• 26 Whitman 14 29 Puget Sound 28 33 52 Pacific Lutheran 19 46 Montana 47 CuincyAC 24 37 Puget Sound 21 25 46 Puget Sound 32 28 Whitman 40 Sunnyside AC 22 31 Seattle 28 12 37 Gonzaga 15 38 Whilman 46 CuincyAC 31 29 41 Portland 36 Eastem Washington (2011· 35 29 Westem Washington• 28 37 Western Washington• 15 22 32 Portland 27 38 Pacific Lutheran 30 Sunnyside AC 16 14 25 Eastern Washington• 37 1931-32 (21-6, 4-0) 32 Eastern Washington' 43 Eastern Washington• 32 38 20 Portland 20 Washington 23 44 Gonzaga 32 31 Tacoma Scots 30 36 Idaho 18 20 Portland 27 29 Gonzaga 23 23 Puget Sound 31 27 46 Linfield 22 Idaho 28 44 33 Pacific Lutheran 13 21 Spokane Elks 35 Linfield 31 1934-35 (21-5, 3-1) 53 23 Western Washington• 19 17 Washington 44 Westem Oregon 32 48 Yakima Valley 52 50 Pacific Lutheran 25 31 Oregon 22 40 Albany 33 39 Yakima Valley 25 28 Puget Sound 21 16 Oregon 17 37 Seattie 36 WSU Frosh 35 25 Idaho 20 46 90 Yakima Comets 34 46 Westem Washington• 36 Spokane University 17 22 Idaho 31 21 65 Toppenish Legion 20 36 Eastem Washington• 40 Eastern Washington• 19 21 British Columbia 35 29 71 Yakima Episcopals 13 24 Gonzaga 33 Lewis-Clark State 15 42 Mt Vemon JC 29 27 52 Westem Washington• 21 32 WSU Frosh 12 24 Linfield 25 Westem Washington• 27 31 45 Yakima KIT 20 21 27 British Columbia 31 59 St. Martin's 38 Grays Harbor JC 23 1929-30{25·1,11-11) 8 28 Pacific Lutheran 47 St. Martin's 18 1937-38 (13·10, 1-3) 65 Selah Alhletic Club 12 26 36 Puget Sound 72 Yakima Valley 31 37 Yakima Valley 36 Whitman 21 19 36 Puget Sound 22 34 Whitman 30 Eastern Washington• 23 26 56 Yakima Valley 25 52 St Martin's 33 Western Washington• 22 29 14 26 Pacific 43 Spokane cc 32 17 24 Washinglon State 47 1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide • 54 Spokane CC 26 39 Puget Sound 22 41 Seattle• 42 67 Western Washington• 55 26 Washington State 40 35 Eastern Washington• 33 53 Pacific Lutheran• 37 57 Hawaii 41 32 Montana 39 39 Eastem Washington• 41 45 Pacific Lutheran' 25 58 St. Martin's• 30 33 Montana 35 53 Western Washington• 30 53 Western Washington• 51 50 SI. Martin's' 49 30 Grand Coulee 32 31 Western Washington• 26 48 Western Washington• 53 19 Ml.Angel 21 40 Western Washington• 39 47 Seattle• 26 1948-49 (21-7, 12·2) 54 Pacific Lutheran 37 37 Western Washington• 39 57 Seattle' 35 70 Lewis & Clark 49 43 Seattle 25 54 Pacific Lutheran' 23 SO Everett 31 59 Lewis & Clark 46 34 Eastem Washington• 43 50 Pacific Lutheran• 54 58 Everett 32 70 Portland 55 23 Eastern Washington' 50 41 Eastern Washington• 53 38 Eastern Washington• 51 70 Puget Sound 53 42 Pugel Sound 36 36 Eastern Washington• 29 34 Eastern Washington• 47 52 Seattle 36 47 Puget Sound 34 53 SI. Martin's' 37 54 Pacific Lutheran• 48 44 Seattle 51 54 Linfield 31 42 SI. Martin's• 30 63 Pacific Lutheran• 39 39 Stewart Chevy (SF) 66 41 Linfield 37 44 St. Martin's' 49 52 Western Washington• 70 60 Richland All·Stars 35 40 Mt.Angel 42 44 St. Martin's' 40 52 Western Washington• 46 36 Washington State 41 41 Mt.Angel 31 43 Pacific Lutheran• 41 47 Eastern Washington (ol)" 50 37 Washington State 55 39 Western Washington' 35 32 Pacific Lutheran• 38 69 Eastern Washington' 58 73 St. Martin's 50 30 Western Washington• 33 49 Eastern Washington' 42 32 Seattle 17 1941-42 (11·8, B-8) 1946-47 (21-3, 11-1) 75 Whitworth' 57 50 Yakima Valley 33 48 Olympic JC 40 76 St. Martin's' 56 1938-39 (14-6, 3-3) 56 Yakima Valley 29 54 British Columbia 40 47 Puget Sound• 60 41 Yakima Valley 24 50 Yakima Avenue 17 50 British Columbia 44 63 Wastam Washington• 56 51 Spokane CC 18 57 St. Martin's' 44 55 Montana 47 66 British Columbia' 48 23 Washington State 42 54 St. Martin's• 41 52 Montana 53 44 Portland 39 31 Washington State 55 39 Eastern Washington· 49 71 EverettJC 38 47 Pacific Lutheran' 69 21 Washington 51 36 Eastern Washington' 57 59 Yakima Valley 28 57 Pacific Lutheran' 54 42 Mt.Angel 21 42 Eastern Washington• 48 73 Portland 57 55 Eastern Washington• 53 47 53 Seattle 33 42 Eastern Washington• 45 n Portland 54 49 Whitworth• 33 Pacmc Lutheran• 27 60 Pacific Lutheran' 36 59 Seattle• 43 49 Puget Sound' 48 51 42 Northwest Nazarene 28 39 Pacific Lutheran• 50 65 Western Washington• 51 88 St. Martin's• 45 40 Eastem Washington• 27 72 St. Martin's (2ol)" 69 65 Whitworth• 45 61 British Columbia• 58 Western Washington• 52 36 Washington Frosh 30 52 SI. Martin's• 45 45 Eastem Washington• 35 39 Gonzaga .. 47 32 Seattle 28 65 Pacific Lutheran• 36 56 EverettJC 39 62 Pacific Lutheran .. 46 46 Pugel Sound 27 67 Pacific Lutheran• 38 74 Washington JVs 58 66 40 Puget Sound 22 45 Western Washington• 50 74 Whitworth• 50 1949-50 (24-8, 10-4) 40 Yakima Valley 32 49 Western Washington• 53 43 Eastem Washington• 42 54 Gonzaga 60 26 Eastern Washington' 29 47 Western Washington• 44 45 Pacific Lutheran• 53 61 Lewis·Clark State 45 52 Westem Washington' 42 54 Western Washington• 57 95 St. Martin's• 45 84 Lewis & Clark 46 34 Western Washington 36 54 Pacllic Lutheran· 89 St. Martin's· 53 61 Portland 58 37 Pacific Lutheran' 54 1942-43 (16·7, 11·5) 51 24 83 Seattle• 47 63 Whitman 55 St. Martin's 40 76 Yakima Valley 36 31 87 Westem Washington• 39 61 Lewis & Clark 64 Yakima Valley 43 30 55 Eastern Washington++ 67 66 Lewis & Clark 1939-40 (16-5, 12-4) 50 Ephrata Air Basa 49 49 62 Seattle 66 Washington Motor 27 53 Washington 47 Washington State 57 57 1947-48 (18-9, 9-6) 44 Yakima Valley 21 47 Pasco Naval 60 50 British Columbia 47 41 Washington State 46 44 Pasco Naval 42 50 35 Gonzaga 55 British Columbia 61 52 Lewis-Clark State 22 30 Washington 58 48 52 Yakima Valley 79 Willamette 60 60 Western Washington' 23 46 Western Washington• 51 38 26 St. Martin's• 39 Portland 40 50 British Columbia• 34 45 Western Washington' 49 22 56 St. Marlin's· 72 Willamette 53 75 St. Martin's' 31 55 Pacific Lutheran• 38 42 42 Eastern Washington' 41 Washington State 54 62 Puget Sound' 57 Pacific Lutheran• 45 63 36 Eastern Washington' 33 55 Pacific Lutheran 45 65 Whttworth• 52 52 St. Martin's• 37 45 45 Pacific Lutheran' 55 Whitworth 46 52 Seattle 31 41 St. Martin's' 33 78 Whitman 62 36 Pacific Lutheran• 59 Everett 38 54 Western Washington• 40 60 Eastem Washingt0n• 72 44 Western Washington• 37 65 Yakima Valley 37 41 Western Washington' 39 SB Whitworth' 49 37 western Washington' 32 53 Seattle 44 50 St. Martin's• 47 38 Pugel Sound• 64 33 Gonzaga 29 42 Western Washington• 44 54 SI. Martin's• 36 83 SI. Martin's 51 44 Pacific Lutheran• 38 44 Westem Washington• 40 63 Pacific Lutheran• 31 34 Pacific Lutheran· 38 36 Pacific Lutheran' 42 64 SI. Martin's' 46 74 Pacific Lutheran• 33 42 Pacific Lutheran• 40 43 eastem Washington• 31 53 Eastern Washington• 32 38 Eastern Washington' 65 70 British Columbia• 51 23 46 eastern Washington• 48 29 Eastern Washington· 51 73 Western Washington• 57 30 52 Eastern Washington• 51 26 western Washington' 38 49 Pacific Lutheran' 56 Eastern Washington· 60 34 32 Eastern Washington' 40 Eastern Washington• 43 30 westem Washington• 38 44 Gonzaga•• 30 31 23 Eastem Washington• 53 40 St. Martin's· 82 Whitworth• 63 Puget Sound .. 50 31 55 38 St. Martin's• 47 Whitworth• 61 Murray State+ 55 1945-46 (13·7, 10·6) 43 43 49 50 Whitworth• 51 Portland+ 33 Washington State 61 Pacific Lutheran' 40 65 1940-41(11·8,10-6) Hanse Packers (Yakima) 33 55 Central Missouri+ 47 54 42 Pacific Lutheran• 66 39 Puget Sound 45 35 61 Seattle• 31 Puget Sound • 1950·51 (8-18, 4-10) 72 Willamette 59 96 Whitman 74 89 Westem Washington' 77 47 Vancouver Cloverleafs 62 64 Willamette 73 84 Westem Washington' 52 71 British Columbia' 46 47 British Columbia (ot) 49 53 Eastem Washington' 60 53 Western Washington 75 42 Pacific Lutheran' 44 68 Lewis·Clark State 54 47 Whitworth' 67 98 Alaska·Fairbanks 66 60 Puget Sound' 46 55 Whi1man 44 61 Puget Sound' 70 87 Alaska·Fai!banks 56 69 Seattle Pacific 48 59 Whitman 50 56 British Columbia' 50 77 Eielson Air Force 85 67 Gonzaga" 64 68 Lewis & Clark 73 53 Westem Washington• 71 77 Ladd Air Force 76 51 Pacific Lutheran" 54 58 Portland 68 66 Western Washington' 69 79 Whitworth (ot)' 81 50 Pacific Lutheran" 72 56 Lewis·Clark State 39 69 British Columbia' 60 82 Whitworth (ct)' 78 40 Washington State 59 56 Puget Sound' 73 92 Puget Sound' 72 1958-59 (13-10, 4-8) 47 Washington State 67 50 Pacific Lutheran• 53 69 Pacific Lutheran• 55 70 Seattle Pacific 62 61 Puget Sound' 65 75 Seattle Pacific 70 61 Pacific Lutheran' 84 79 Portland State 66 49 St. Martin's' 44 83 St. Martin's 84 76 Eastern Washington' 66 87 St. Martin's 84 57 British Columbia' 36 70 Eastern Washington' 80 92 Eastern Washington' 73 78 Lewis & Clark 68 45 Western Washington' 51 72 Wtlitworth' 63 68 British Columbia' 70 39 Portland State 42 67 Whitworth' 76 59 Pacific Lutheran' 64 55 British Columbia' 59 72 Whitman 60 46 Eastern Washington' 62 87 Taylor (Ind.) 65 60 Whi1worth 45 66 Seattle (ct) 67 1953-54 (11-12, 6-6) 72 Eastern Washington' 61 77 Alaska·Failbanks 53 71 British Columbia' 55 59 Whitworth 64 79 Puget Sound' 72 46 Whitman 54 57 Seattle 69 53 Whitman 59 66 Puget Sound' 69 59 St. Martin's 56 46 Eastern Washington' 56 70 Whitman 58 68 Pacific Lutheran' 72 46 British Columbia' 40 51 Whitworth' 54 54 Whi1man 56 71 Western Washington• 66 62 Whitworth' 68 84 Western Washington' 51 49 Gonzaga 58 70 Western Washington' 58 63 Eastem Washington' 77 26 Pacific Lutheran• 41 61 Puget Sound 53 52 British Columbia' 50 63 Pacific Lutheran· 87 37 Pacific Lutheran• 63 81 St. Martin's 59 55 Whitworth' 73 71 Puget Sound' 51 46 St. Martin's' 49 53 Willamette 51 52 Western Washington' 61 60 Puget Sound' 74 73 Willamette 81 1956-57 (12·11, 7-5) 58 Eastern Washington• 66 71 Western Washington' 61 40 Pacific Lutheran 80 67 Whitworth' 68 1951·52 (17-11, 9-3) 61 British Columbia' 58 67 Puget Sound 53 77 Puget Sound' 59 48 Gonzaga 71 68 Seattle Pacific 55 78 Seattle Pacific 70 74 Westem Washington' 84 60 Whitman 40 50 Pacific Lutheran' 69 75 Lewis & Clark 83 58 Seattle Pacific 48 55 Seattle 65 59 St. Martin's 68 56 Willamette 49 53 British Columbia' 66 60 British Columbia 53 70 Pacific Lutheran' 64 51 Lewis & Clark 57 65 Pacific Lutheran' 92 54 British Columbia 46 58 Whi1worth' 75 72 Whitman 59 53 Gonzaga 60 59 Eastern Washington• 87 47 Pacific Lutheran 56 1959-60 (11-13, 5-9) 71 Whi1man 51 60 British Columbia' 57 46 Pacific Lutheran 62 71 Seattle Pacific 79 66 Lewis & Clark 61 59 Western Washington' 44 70 St. Martin's 58 69 Whitman 68 54 Willamette 60 84 Eastern Washington' 63 65 Whitworth' 55 76 St. Martin's 68 47 Willamette 57 67 Whitworth' 75 70 Eastern Washington' 57 62 Seattle Pacific 77 52 Westem Washington' 47 63 Puget Sound' 70 69 Puget Sound' 59 62 Whi1man 59 62 British Columbia' 48 74 Puget Sound (ot)' 76 53 Pacific Lutheran• 61 42 Portland State 55 79 St. Martin's 63 72 British Columbia' 57 55 St. Martin's 53 66 Pacilic Lutheran' 46 1954-55 (17-5, 7·5) 63 Westem Washington' 69 60 Portland State (ot) 56 60 Whitworth (ct)' 59 64 Eastem Washington 49 66 Whitworth' 68 80 British Columbia 67 73 Eastern Washington' 59 69 Whitman 55 66 Eastern Washington' 54 61 Puget Sound' 62 67 St. Martin's 47 56 Eastern Washington 53 66 Puget Sound' 67 54 Eastern Washington' 49 66 Seattle Pacific 60 76 Whitman 68 75 British Columbia' 55 66 Whitworth' 94 50 Puget Sound' 39 81 Puget Sound 70 61 Western Washington' 47 74 Whitworth' 95 59 Puget Sound' 57 100 Seattle Pacific (ot) 90 60 Pacific Lutheran' 69 80 Eastern Washington' 63 59 Eastem Washington' 67 72 Lewis &Clark 70 58 Seattle Pacific 86 60 Pacific Lutheran' 90 56 Whitworth' 86 68 Western Washington 61 54 Western Washington' 63 59 Pacific Lutheran• 73 91 Western Washington 77 1957-58 (18·7, 10-2) 41 Washington Stale 65 Whitworth' 60 45 89 Eastern Washington• 66 78 St. Martin's 65 British Columbia' 72 56 Puget Sound' 69 50 69 Pacific Lutheran' 71 50 St. Martin's 69 Western Washington' 56 65 Eastern Washington• 55 43 80 Seattle Pacific 62 69 Seattle Pacific 73 Gonzaga" 84 69 Whitworth' 85 77 76 British Columbia' 63 61 Lewis &Clark 55 Pacific Lutheran" 52 74 Pacific Lutheran• 57 63 80 Eastem Washington' 67 49 Humboldt Slate 51 54 Western Washington' 75 55 Whitworth' 75 51 Humboldt State 1952-53 (11-14, 3-9) 27 55 Eastem Washington' 62 60 Pacific Lutheran' 67 53 Willamette 43 Seattle 84 67 Pacific Lutheran" 74 90 72 Puget Sound' 67 64 Whitman 76 Pacific Lutheran 53 66 80 Puget Sound' 62 70 Whitman 62 Lewis &Clark 56 1960-61 (9-14, 3-11) 65 65 Whitworth' 72 50 Pacific Lutheran 60 Eastern Washinglon' 46 70 Seattle Pacific 57 62 Western Washington• 84 74 Whitworth' 82 74 Seattle Pacific 63 55 54 Seattle Pacific 70 Westem Washington' 58 51 British Columbia' 73 67 Puget Sound 83 38 42 Portland State 47 59 British Columbia' 49 63 Westem Washington' 75 St. Martin's 63 59 54 Pacific 53 57 Eastem Washington• 31 70 Lewis & Clark 60 1955-56 (18-9, 12-6) 81 Whi1man 58 75 Portland 84 Puget Sound' 93 70 Pacific Lutheran 50 68 Portland State 48 53 45 Pacific Lutheran• 57 65 Puget Sound 74 St. Martin's 65 67 60 Whitworth' 49 83 St. Martin's 52 1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide • 75 Pacific Lutheran' 67 1963-64 (9-14, 3-7) 85 Westem Washington' 61 68 Eastern Washington• 45 64 Westem Washington' 67 67 Eastern Washington 80 66 Westem Washington' 76 63 Whitworth' 68 63 Eastern Washington• 69 67 Westem Montana 85 90 Puget Sound' n 84 Whitworth' 73 55 Whitworth' 66 61 Whitman 75 85 Puget Sound' 75 BO Western Washington' 64 56 Whitworth' 53 92 St. Martin's 91 89 Seattle Pacific 101 67 Western Washington• 62 59 Eastern Washington• 67 69 St. Martin's 87 85 Eastern Washington• 72 84 Seattle Pacific 94 75 Puget Sound' 68 87 Southern Oregon 81 81 Portland State 72 68 Portland Slate BO 67 Whitworth' n 84 Humboldt State 61 79 Whitworth' 61 77 St. Martin's" 70 66 Pacific Lutheran• 78 87 Chapman 79 82 Puget Sound' 49 82 St. Martin's" n 69 Westem Washington' 95 68 Lewis & Clark 79 88 Seattle Pacific 96 95 Albuquerque+ 72 72 Whitworth' 63 64 Pacific Lutheran• 70 52 Weslern Washington• 72 85 Alcorn A&M+ 70 65 Easrem Washington' 66 56 Western Washingron• 59 90 Pacific Lutheran" 72 47 Central State (OH)+ 66 67 St. Martin's 60 79 Seattle Pacific 73 64 Weslern Washington" 53 71 Pugel Sound' BO 66 Seattle Pacific 97 74 Western Washington" 63 1968-69 (24·9, 8-4) 62 Eastem Washington• 63 65 Western Washington' 87 65 Grambling+ 70 96 Pacific Lutheran 64 80 Pacific Lutheran' 87 62 St. Martin's 65 1961·62 (11-13, 4-6) 108 Puget Sound (ot)' 103 1966-67 (27-4, 8-1) 66 Pacific Lutheran 67 57 British Columbia 51 68 Puget Sound' 81 63 Chico State 56 99 Unfield 76 57 Western Washington 63 89 Eastern Washington' 75 89 Pacific Lutheran 83 81 Linfield 88 64 Whitman 72 64 Whitworth' 66 74 Pacific Lutheran 65 n Sacramento State 66 75 Whitman 64 85 Whitworth' 91 85 St. Martin's BO 63 Whittier 69 87 St. Martin's 53 74 Eastern Washington' 73 108 Humboldt State 81 57 Macalaster 54 74 St. Martin's 54 89 Whitworth" 93 70 Chico State 66 81 Eastern Washington• 49 51 Portland State 59 95 Puget Sound" 82 74 SW Missouri (DI) 75 73 Eastern Washington• 91 92 Lewis & Clark 74 74 Portland State 79 91 Whitworth' 59 59 Pacific 57 1964-85 (211-6, 9-1) 78 Western Washington' 51 89 Whitworth' 48 79 St. Martin's 41 59 Seattle Pacific 70 61 Western Washington' 57 87 SI. Martin's 78 70 Pugel Sound' 71 48 Whitworth 54 n Whitworth' 55 70 Simon Fraser 53 62 Eastern Washington• 52 88 Whitman 72 79 Whitworth' 69 53 Westem Washington' 43 57 Whitworth' 61 77 Willamette 65 105 Seattle Pacific 78 59 Western Washington' 51 54 Western Washington· 71 82 Willamette 83 91 Eastem Washington• 61 58 Seattle Pacific 56 72 Pacific Lutheran' 80 98 Whitman 73 99 Eastern Washington' 70 79 Eastem Washington' 74 64 Seattle Pacific 83 90 Pacific 63 63 St. Martin's 64 70 Eastern Washington' 75 74 68 Chapman 72 90 Sacramento State 79 68 Puget Sound 42 76 Portland Stare 57 Pugel Sound' 53 112 Pasadena 86 85 Seattle Pacific 66 98 Whitworth' 65 64 81 Whitworth' 74 74 Seattle Pacific 95 70 Whitworth' 78 67 Whitworth' 48 Western Washington• 59 76 Eastern Washington• 71 71 Pacific Lutheran' 64 85 Alaska-Fairbanks 75 53 Western Washington• 54 73 Pacific Lutheran' 74 62 Western Washington' 60 64 Alaska-Fairbanks 56 82 68 92 Puget Sound' 68 81 Western Washington' 68 86 Seattle Pacific 57 Western Washington• 79 52 98 St. Martin's 89 106 Eastern Washington' 55 92 Portland Slate 42 Whitworth" 53 71 96 St. Martin's 67 63 Puget Sound 76 68 Simon Fraser" 54 Puget Sound" 55 69 Seattle Pacific 63 93 Pacific Lutheran" 72 62 Simon Fraser" 74 92 New Haven+ 82 1962-63 (14-10, 4-6) 68 Whitworth' 65 83 Pacific Lutheran" 60 96 Howard Payne+ 74 69 McGavin's 68 84 Eastern Washington' n 72 Trenton State+ 67 68 Henderson State+ 64 67 Western Washington 58 88 Puget Sound' 82 78 Guilford+ 60 Eastern New Mexico+ 58 87 Maryland State+ 93 92 Whitman 68 101 Western Washington' 75 68 Oklahoma Baptist+ 78 96 Elizabeth City+ 82 58 Whitman 74 88 Eastern Washington' 71 70 Whitworth' 72 106 Morris Harvey, WVA' 92 90 Western Montana 81 1969-70 (31·2, 12-0) 93 St. Martin's 80 85 Pacific Lutheran' 72 1967-G (22-8, 10·2) n St. Martin's 75 75 NorthwestNazarene 62 90 St. Martin's" 75 68 Pacific Lutheran 63 85 Unfield 82 83 67 St. Martin's" 60 78 67 Weber State 97 Pacific Lutheran 73 91 Linfield 72 61 Eastern Montana+ 63 65 63 Whitworth' 76 St. Martin's 63 93 Pacific Lutheran 68 47 94 Eastern Washington' 68 Portland State 73 62 Sacramento State 71 1965-66 (21-8, 9-3) 65 101 St. Martin's 75 Whittier 68 70 Chico State 88 81 Alaska Methodist 45 59 n Pacific Lutheran' 81 Willamette 58 57 Whittier 65 71 Whitworth 73 69 60 Seattle Pacmc 87 Sacramento State 89 70 Portland State 59 88 Portland State n 81 Eastern Washington' 68 63 Seattle Pacific 91 103 Eastern Washington' 65 32 Western Washington' 56 70 Pacific Lutheran 82 Eastern Washington• 65 74 99 Eastern Washington• 58 75 75 St. Martin's 90 Pacific Lutheran 67 74 Puget Sound' 74 91 Whitworth' 74 74 n Sacramento State 82 Whitworth' 74 70 Pacific Lutheran' 70 72 Whitworth' 69 73 Western Washington' 54 82 Lewis & Clark n 72 Whitworth' 68 75 68 Seattle Pacific 67 74 Puget Sound' 67 91 Chico State 59 78 St. Martin's 66 97 Alaska ·Fairbanks 74 84 Eastern Washington· 69 76 Eastern Washington' 51 79 Simon Fraser 103 Eastern Washington' 58 90 Alaska-Fairbanks 68 70 Whitworth' 110 61 Western Washington' 71 72 Seattle Pacific 68 Portland 66 63 ea Eastern Washington" 66 56 Western Washington' 48 78 Western Washington' 82 Whitworth' 71 75 Western Washington' 66 66 western Washington" BO 99 St. Martin's 87 63 Whitworth' 66 63 Eastern Washington' 60 81 Pacific Lutheran" 75 92 Eastern Washington' 59 58 St. Martin's 50 • 6B Eastern Washington' 53 96 St. Martin's BB 75 St. Martin's" 60 1976·77 (24-8, 11·1) 63 Seattle Pacific 55 75 Seattle Pacific 73 55 Alcorn A&Mt 93 65 Whitwonh 6t B2 Whitworth' 63 7B Eastern Oregon ' 69 74 Pacific Lutheran 60 93 Whitworth' 7t 70 Eastern Washington' B2 1974-75 (2Ni, 10·2) 64 Puget Sound 7t 71 Western Washington' 58 105 Southern Oregon' 83 72 St. Martin's 68 67 St. Man1n's 71 54 Western Washington' 49 89 Oregon Tech' 83 92 Pacific Lutheran 64 91 Simon Fraser 71 80 Portland State 67 t01 Western Oregon' 61 82 Whitworth 60 73 Pac1hc Lutheran 64 70 Pacific Lutheran" 69 68 Simon Fraser 81 80 Simon Fraser 64 59 Puget Sound 63 54 Pacific Lutheran" 51 87 Portland State 85 90 Whitman 64 51 Grambling 62 77 St. Benedict's+ 65 84 Alaska-Fairbanks 94 81 Cal Stale· LA (I) 92 66 Wartburg+ 58 1972·73 (20·9, 11-1) 69 Alaska-Fairbanks 7t 6B Western Washington' 65 72 Jackson State+ 70 78 Pacific Lutheran 63 86 Whitman 66 94 Western Oregon' 62 54 Eastern New Mexico+ 53 62 St. Martin's 77 83 Pacific Lutheran 62 90 St. Martin's 71 7t Kenrucky State+ 79 55 Gonzaga 76 76 Southern Oregon' 56 77 Southern Oregon· 60 63 Lewis & Clarl< 52 80 Oregon Tech' 74 68 Oregon Tech' 57 1970-71 (24·9, 11·3) 59 Alaska-Fairbanks 48 100 St. Martin's 73 73 Seattle Pacific 70 94 Portland State 93 59 Maiymount 81 74 Western Washington ' 56 SO Eastern Oregon· 48 69 Pacific Lutheran 62 86 Portland State 79 69 Western Oregon' 55 68 Eastern Washington· 66 72 Simon Fraser 73 64 Western Oregon' 46 91 Eastern Oregon· 59 57 Eastern Washington' 79 66 San Francisco State 6t 53 Western Washington• 43 72 Eastern Washington• 69 77 Alaska-Fairbanks 63 82 St. Martin's 75 65 Simon Fraser 55 68 Seattle Pacific (ot) 63 B3 Western Washington' 72 98 Pacific Lutheran 93 62 Eastern Oregon' 5t 54 Western Oregon' 52 78 Western Oregon' 65 69 Claremont-Mudd 68 46 Eastern Washington' 56 91 Southern Oregon' 68 96 Southern Oregon· 69 93 Pasadena 77 57 Seattle Pacif«: 53 59 Oregon Tech' 76 83 Oregon Tech' 71 68 Eastern Michigan t02 79 Southern Oregon' 69 89 Western Washington' 76 57 Pugel Sound 63 74 Simon Fraser 4g 77 Oregon Tech' 5t 83 Simon Fraser 67 52 Eastern Oregon' 47 72 Simon Fraser (ot) 68 53 Western Washington' 45 66 Seattle Pacific 72 69 Seattle Pacific 75 92 Oregon Tech' 59 37 Simon Fraser 38 67 Eastern Washington' 70 111 Western Washington" 56 t09 Southern Oregon' so 57 St. Martin's 47 114 Eastern Oregon' 79 82 St. Martin's" 76 9t Penland State 99 61 Eastern Oregon' 47 75 Alaska-Fairbanks" 73 66 Eastern Washington'' 59 85 Western Oregon' 72 6B Eastern Wash111gton· 60 86 Alaska-Fairbanks" 71 72 Keene State, NH+ 56 78 Western Washington' 69 74 Pacific Lutheran 58 76 E. Central Oklahoma+ 65 58 Newberry, SC+ 57 69 Gonzaga 74 66 Southern Oregon· 53 56 Wll\Slon-Salem, NC+ 57 71 Grand Valley, Ml+ 75 55 Whitworth' 61 89 Oregon Tech' 64 59 Eastern Washington' 6t 52 Seattle Pacific 73 1975-76 (23·7, 9-3) 1977·78 (21·8, 9·3) 63 Eastern Oregon' 65 70 Western Oregon' 64 105 St. Mar1in's 72 80 Simon Fraser 64 8B Eastern Washington· 6B 52 Portland State 71 BS Pacific Lutheran 64 72 Whitworth 66 75 Whitworth' 62 65 Alaska-Fairbanks" 67 67 Puget Sound 72 90 Pac1!1c Lutheran 70 78 St. Martin's 67 73 Alaska·Fairtlanks" 59 51 Whitworth so 61 Seattle 73 tOO Oregon Tech' 56 60 Alaska-Fairbanks" 65 B7 St. Martin's 70 63 Lewis·Clarl< State 93 Southern Oregon' 61 86 56 Pacific Lutheran 55 55 Puget Sound 76 67 Western Washington· 65 1973·74 (17-10, 8-4) 55 Whitworth 45 64 Western Washington· 67 89 Eastern Oregon' 53 t09 St. Martin's 95 72 Eastern Washington 67 82 lewis-Clark State 70 60 Western Oregon' 39 77 Whitman 70 73 Eastern Oregon' 64 91 Seattle Paciric 79 61 Pacific Lutheran" 70 56 Macalaster 57 77 Western Oregon' 76 86 Western Oregon' 70 81 Pacilic Lutheran" 71 67 Alaska-Fairbanks 74 72 Western Washinglon' 51 62 Puget Sound 60 62 Pacific Lutheran" 59 80 Laverne 76 74 Puget Sound 62 58 Eastom Washington' 66 98 Nebraska-Doane+ 73 88 Western Oregon' 80 59 Oregon Tech' 66 115 Eastern Oregon' 52 59 Kentucky State. 73 SO Simon Fraser 75 8t Southern Oregon' 67 94 St. Martin's 70 53 Western Wash 111gton· 61 71 Seattle Pacific 1971-72 (17-9, 9-3) 75 81 Oregon Tech' 64 80 Western Washington' 76 67 Eastern Washington· 105 CarroU 84 102 Southern Oregon' 73 84 93 Eastern Oregon· 71 80 SJ. Martin's 83 St. Martin's 75 78 Western Washington' 66 72 57 Seattle Pacific 58 36 Simon Fraser 90 Gonzaga 32 59 St. Martin's 100 60 Oregon Tech' 68 6B 67 Pacilic Lutheran 104 Eastern Oregon· 86 67 Wes1em Oregon' 73 70 Southern Oregon' 81 63 66 Nebraska-Omaha 72 Eastern Washinglon (3ol)' 74 91 Alaska-Fairbanks 62 91 Whitman 80 61 75 San Fernando 100 Western Oregon• 72 6B Eastern Washington' 66 82 Western Washington' 66 57 53 Whinier 94 Western Wash11191on' 81 74 Eastern Oregon' 65 93 Simon Fraser 70 so 85 Western Oregon· 83 Oregon Tech' 69 71 Oregon Tech' 65 67 Eastern Washington' 89 70 83 Portland Slate 82 Southern Oregon' 67 75 Southam Oregon (ot) ' 99 85 Eastern Oregon· 82 76 73 Western Washington' 84 Seattle Pacific 7t 75 Seattle Pacific 87 67 Oregon Tech' 65 66 66 Seattle Paciric 74 74 Eastern Washinglon" 82 85 Lewis-Clark Stale" 90 Southern Oregon' 77 74 Eastern Wash1ng1on" 72 72 Pacific Lutheran 62 t 02 St Martin's 66 79 Weslern Washington" 69 100 Eastern Oregon' 95 52 Eastern Washington" 49 63 66 Western Oregon• 76 Eastern Washington" 59 91 Eastern Washinglon' 63 75 Briar Cliff+ 72 77 103 Seattle Pacific 78 65 St. John's, MN• 83 90 Southern Oregon' 67 72 Marymount 83 108 SL Man1n's" 85 82 Oregon Tech' 81 7t St. Martin's" 86 7t Western Washington ' 76

1999-2000 Basketball Media Gniif P A 1978-79 (25-6) 1980-81 (21-12) 1982-83 (7·23, 5-9) 1984-85 (25·11, 12·2) 93 Whi!man 64 69 Portland 80 48 Montana 74 63 Victoria(ol) 71 130 Whitworth 71 74 Westem Montana 56 77 Western Montana 67 66 Warner Pacific 71 59 Pacific Lutheran 52 61 Pacific Lutheran 58 78 St. Martin's' 67 61 Gonzaga 69 59 Gonzaga 76 79 Montana State 100 100 Lewis-Clark State' 59 62 Puget Sound 55 69 Western Oregon 38 72 St. Martin's 53 61 Portland 66 63 Victoria 56 82 George Fox 59 60 Whitworth 47 71 Whitworth' (ij 53 74 NorthwestNazarene 76 73 Westmont 64 58 Gonzaga 74 85 Occidental (ij 54 70 Pacific Lutheran' 83 66 Alaska·F airbanl

~~Nicholson Pavlllon Winning Streaks~~

No. ·Dates (First Win· last Win) Losa To 31 Jan. 7,~1977io Jan; 6, 1979 Puget Sound (J~. 10) 26 Dec; 10, 1985 to Mar. 5, 1987 Alaska Southeast (Nov. 30) 25 Feb. 21, 1981 to Mar. 3, 1983 St. Martin's (Mar. 7) 22 Nov.30, 1973toFeb.15, 1975 Eastem Washington (Feb. 22) ·18 Feb.12; 19&6toJan. e,.1968 Seattle Pacific (Jan. 1~ 18 Feb. 10, 1969toJan. 16, 1971 Poitland State (Jan. 18) 17 Feb. 8, 1972 to Mar. 3, 1973 Alaska-Fairbanks (Mar. 4) 17 Dec. 15, 1987 to Jan. 12, 1969 Lewis-Clark State (Jan. 14) 16 Feb.14, 1998 to Feb. 20,:1999 CS-San Bemardino (Mar; 5) 14 Jan. 20, 1990 to Feb. 2, 1991 Lewis-Clark State (Feb. 9) 13 Dec. 5, 1984 to Nov. 12, 1985 Whitman (Dec. 4) .. 13 Feb. 5, 1971 to Jan. 22, 1972 Westem Washington (Feb. 4) e I AWARD WINNERS & ALL-STARS I AWARD WINNERS 1955 Don Myers 1935 Jim Sesby Gil Coleman lnaplratlonal Don Heacox 1936 No record 1995 Josh Phillips Most Valuable 1956 Don Myers 1937 Mel Bunstine 1996 Bryce Olson 1957 BillCoordes 1938 John Vanderbrink 1983 Doug Hanis 1997 Chris Mosley 1958 BillCoordes 1939 Don Sanders 1984 Ken Bunton 1998 Paul Fraker 1959 Bill Bieloh 1940 Don Sorenson 1985 Darrell Tanner 1999 Eric Davis 1960 Phil Fitterer 1941 Bob Miller 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf 1961 Phil Fitterer 1942 Emielewis 1987 Ron vanderSchaaf Hustle Award 1962 Doug Mclean 1943 Russ Wiseman 1988 Carl Aaron 1961 Craig Heimbigner 1963 Harold Riggan 1944.45 No team 1989 Carl Aaron 1962 Doug McLean 1964 BobMoawad 1946 Bob Miller 1990 Jim Toole 1963 Ron Olney 1965 Jim Clifton 1947 Hank Sliva 1991 Terry Britt 1964 BobWemer 1966 Ed Smith 1948 Dean Nicholson 1992 Larry Foster 1965 Bill Kelly 1967 Dan Bass 1949 Fred Peterson 1993 Jason Pepper 1966 Dan Bass 1968 Dave Benedict 1950 Harvey Wood 1994 Ryan Pepper 1967 Dave Benedict 1969 Theartis Wallace 1951 Harvey Wood 1995 Ryan Pepper 1968 Dave Allen 1970 Paul Adams 1952 Al Wedekind 1996 Jeff Foster 1969 Dave Allen Joe LaDuca 1953 Ken Teller 1997 Willie Thomas 1970 Dave Allen 1971 Mitch Adams 1954 Bob Logue 1998 Leon Johnson 1971 Robert Williams 1972 Rich Hanson 1955 Jack Brantner 1999 Tyce Nasinec 1972 Gary Randall 1973 Rich Hanson 1956 Jack Brantner 1973 Bill Eldred 1974 Bill Eldred Captains 1957 Glenn Wood 1974 Steve Page 1975 Ned Delmore 1958 Joe Kominski 1904 Floyd Rader 1975 Steve Page Dave McDow Bud Snaza F.T. Wilson 1976 Greg McDaniel 1905 1976 Greg McDaniel 1959 Wally Loe No record 19n Tom Powers 1906·10 19n Les Wyatt 1960 Rick Fortner 1911 Ben Rader 1978 cart Whitfield 1978 Tom Powers 1961 Jeff Kellman 1912 Chester Robinson 1979 Dennis Johnson 1979 Steve Page 1962 Phil Fitterer 1913 WillTiemey 1980 Tony Giles 1980 Ray Orange 1963 Jim Clifton 1914 Claude Watkins 1981 MikeBamey 1981 MikeBamey 1964 Jim Clifton 1915 No captain 1982 John Holtmann 1982 Scott Tri 1965 Ed Smith 1916 Harry Ganders 1983 John Holtmann 1983 Ken Bunton 1966 Mel Cox 1917 James Campbell 1984 Roger Boesel 1984 Ken Bunton 1967 Mel Cox 1918·21 No team 1985 Andy Affholter 1985 Roger Boesel 1968 Jim Belmondo 1922 Jack Robinson 1986 Joe Callaro 1986 Joe Hams 1969 Bruce Sanderson 1923 Bill Charleston 1987 Tim Durden Joe Callaro 1970 Dave Allen 1924 Don Matheny 1988 Bryan Gerig 1987 Joe Harris 1971 George Bender 1925 John Heinrick 1989 Bryan Gerig 1988 Israel Dorsey 1972 Eric Schooler 1926-27 No record 1990 Jason Pepper 1989 Dave Biwer 1973 Bill Henninger 1928 Kermit Rodgers 1991 Terry Britt 1990 Jim Toole 1974 Bill Eldred 1929 No record 1992 Jeff Albrecht 1991 Jason Pepper 1975 Dave McDow 1930 Bob Bailey 1993 Ryan Pepper Greg Sparling 1976 Byron Angel 1931 Bob Bailey 1994 Marc Csllero 1992 Jason Pepper 19n 1932·34 No record Dave Olzendam 1995 Marc Callaro Larry Foster 1978 Al Roberts 1935 Ralph Sill 1996 Troy Steigman 1993 Heath Dolven 1936 John Holl Randy Sheriff 1997 Tyce Nasinec Jason Pepper 1979 1937 Amie Faust Steve Thorson 1998 Keith Hennig 1994 Wade Venters 1980 Dennis Johnson 1938 Don Sanders 1999 Keith Hennig 1995 David Rockwood 1939 Don Sanders 1981 MelNinnis 1996 Troy Steigman Justin Bursch 1940 Don Sanders 1982 Mel Ninnis Mike Blankenship Derrick Elliott 1941 Mickey Rogers 1983 Doug Harris 1997 Willie Thomas 1942 Jack Hubbard 1984 Danny Pike Grady Fallon Ken Broche Coaches Award 1943 Jack Hubbard Reese Radliff Tyce Nasinec 1992 Shane McCullough 1944-45 No team 1985 Keith Bragg 1998 Grady Fallon 1993 Jeff Albrecht 1946 Mickey Rogers 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf Tyce Nasinec 1994 Bryan Silver 1947 Hank Sliva 1987 Ron vanderSchaal 1999 Tyce Nasinec 1988 DaveBiwer 1995 Eric Harper 1948 Jim Adamson 1996 Eric Davis 1989 Jock White Tyce Nasinec 1949 Dean Nicholson 1997 Paul Fraker 1950 Dean Nicholson 1990 Greg Sparling Inspirational 1991 Greg Sparling Todd Nealey 1951 Bill Lee 1998 Paul Fraker 1952 Bill Lee 1930 Bob Bailey 1992 Jason Pepper 1931 Doug Haney 1993 Jason Pepper 1999 Carson Payne 1953 Darrell Meyer Brian Strelesk1 1954 Gene Keller 1932·34 No record 1994 David Rockwood 1999-2000 Basketball Media Guide • Index Award 1979 Joe Holmes 1987 Joe Harris 1971 Rich Hanson 1992 Heath Dolven 1980 DeM1s Johnson 1987 Rodnie Taylor 1972 Rich Hanson 1993 Heath Dolven 1985 Darrell Tanner 1988 Carl Aaron 1973 Rich Hanson 1994 Willie Thomas 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf 1989 Carl Aaron 1974 Tim Sandberg 1995 Leon Johnson 1993 Otto Pijpker 1989 DaveBiwer 1975 Les Wyatt 1996 Troy Steigman 1994 Ryan Pepper 1990 Jim Toole 1975 Steve Page 1997 WdlieThomas 1996 Jett Foster 1992 Larry Foster 1976 Dave Oliver 1998 Leon Johnson 1998 Tyce Nasinec 1993 Jason Pepper 19n Dave Oliver 1999 Marty Delange 1993 Otto Pijpker 1978 Carl Whitfield All-District ALL-STARS 1965 Mel Cox NAIA All-Region WIBA 1965 Jim Chlton 1994 Ryan Pepper 1980 Ray Orange All-American 1967 Mel Cox 1980 Dennis Johnson 1967 Dave Benedict NCAA West Region FlrstToam 1968 Dave Benedict 1999 Tyce Nasinoc (2nd) PNWAC 1967 Mel Cox 1970 Paul Adams 1995 Ryan Pepper 1970 Paul Adams 1970 Dave Allen ALL-CONFERENCE 1995 Leon Johnson 1973 Rich Hanson 1971 Rich Hanson 1996 Jeff Foster 1993 Jason Pepper 1971 Mitch Adams Wince 1997 Willie Thomas 1972 Rich Hanson 1940 Don Sanders 1997 Todd Nealey 1973 Rich Hanson Se~ndTeam 1941 Don Sanders 1998 Leon Johnson 1968 Dave Benedict 1975 Steve Page 1942 Russ Wiseman 1998 Tyce Nasinec 1969 Thea111s Wallace 1975 Les Wyatt 1942 Clipper Carmody 1998 Paul Fraker 1976 Greg McDaniel 1972 Rich Hanson 1943 Russ Wiseman Oavo Oliver 1980 Ray orange 1976 1946 Clipper Carmody Pacwest 1983 Doug Hanis 19n Les Wyatt 1947 Fred Peterson 1999 Tyce Nasinec Dave Oliver 1987 Ron vanderSchaaf 19n 1947 Dean Nicholson 1999 DemckElhott 1989 Carl Aaron 1978 Al Roberts 1948 Dean Nicholson 1995 Ryan Pepper 1978 Carl Whitfield Litt le All-Northwest 1979 Dennis Johnson 1997 Willie Thomas Evergreen 1971 Rich Hanson 1979 Joe Holmes 1998 Leon Johnson 1949 Dean Nicholson 1973 Rich Hanson 1979 Ray Orange 1950 Dean Nicholson 19n Dave Ohver 1980 Ray Orange Third Team 1950 Fred Peterspm 1979 Joe Holmes 1980 Dennis Johnson 1970 Dave Allen 1952 Ken Teller 1980 Ray Orange 1980 Sam Miiier 1971 Rich Hanson 1952 Bill Loe 1980 Dennis Johnson 1981 Steve Pudists 1990 Jim Toole 1954 Don Heacox 1982 David Wilhams 1981 John Harper 1957 Bill Coordes 1983 Doug Harris 1982 John Harper Honorable Mention 1958 Bill Coordes 1984 Ken Bunton 1982 Steve Pudists 1965 Mel Cox 1964 BobWemer 1985 Darrell Tanner 1982 David Williams 1985 Jim Clifton 1965 Mel Cox 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf 1983 Bob Kennedy 1966 Mel Cox 1965 Jim Clifton 1987 Ron vanderSchaaf 1983 Danny Pike 1967 Dave Benedict 1966 Mel Cox 1987 Rodnle Taylor 1983 Ken Bunton 1969 Dave Allen 1967 Mel Cox 1988 CaMAaron 1983 Doug Harris 1971 Mitch Adams 1968 Dave Benedict 1969 Carl Aaron 1984 Ken Bunton 1975 Les Wyatt 1968 Dave Allen 1990 Jim Toole 1984 Danny Pike 1976 Dave Oliver 1969 Thearlis Wallace 1993 Jason Pepper 1985 Darrell Tanner 19n Les Wyatt 1969 M11chAdams 1995 Ryan Pepper 1966 Joe Harns 19n OaveOIJver 1970 M11chAdams 1997 WilheThomas 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf 1978 Carl Whitfield 1970 Paul Adams 1998 Leon Johnson Ron vanderSchaaf 1987 1970 Dave Allen

~~1999-2000 WILDCAT BASKETBALL SCHEDULE~~

~~NOVEMBER OPPONENT SITE TIME 19 Shippensburg Shippensburg, PA 5p.m. 20 Shepherd, W. Va. Shippenburg, PA 5p.m. 26 Western Washington Bellingham 7p.m. 27 Seattle Pacific Bellingham 5p.m.~~

DECEMBER 2 *Western Oregon Ellensburg 8p.m. 4 *Humboldt State Ellensburg 7p.m. 14 Seattle Seattle 7p.m. 18 Morningside, IA Las Vegas Noon 19 Southern Indiana Las Vegas Noon 21 Saint Martin's Lacey 7p.m. 29 Fort Lewis Seattle 5 p.m. 30 Northwest Nazarene Seattle 8 p.m.

JANUARY 6 Simon Fraser (exh) Burnaby 8 p.m. 8 *Western Washington Bellingham 7 p.m. 13 *Seattle Pacific Ellensburg 8p.m. 15 *Saint Martin's Ellensburg 9p.m. 20 •Alaska Fairbanks Fairbanks 7 p.m. 22 •Alaska Anchorage Anchorage 8:05 p.m. 27 *Montana State - Billings Ellensbug 8 p.m. 29 *Western New Mexico Ellensburg 8p.m.

FEBRUARY 3 *Western Oregon Monmouth 7 p.m. 5 *Humboldt State Arcata 7 p.m. 10 Simon Fraser (exh) Ellensburg 8p.m. 12 Seattle Ellensburg 8 p.m. 17 *Saint Martin's Lacy 7p.m. 19 *Seattle Pacific Seattle 7p.m. 26 *Western Washington Ellensburg 7p.m.

*PacWest game

~~PacWest Playoffs: March 3-4 NCAA Regionals: March 9-11 NCAA Nationals (at Lousville, KY.): Mar. 22-25~~

~~FORA• I YOUR \Ml DCAT ACTION!!!~~