.... Coach Dean Nicholson A Winning Tradition (25\ ~ 1988-89 WOMEN'S VARSITY SCHEDULE Cwu ATHLETIC STAFF NOVEMBER Site Time ATHLETIC OFFICE ( 509)963-1911 5 Alumni Ellensburg 6:00 ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF OFFICE HOME Helena, Mont. 7:30 17 Carroll Gary Frederick/Athletic Director 963-1911 925-4027 18 Whitworth Invitational Spokane 5:oon:3o John Gregor/P.E. Department Chairman 963-1911 925-5222 (Lewis Clark State, Montana Tech, CWU, Whitworth) Bonnie Petersen/Secretary 963-1911 968-3328 19 Whitworth Invitational Spokane 5:00/7:30 Paula Romeo/Secretary 963-1911 925-2752 29 Idaho Moscow 5:15 Gary Smith/Athletic Trainer 963-3238 925-3887 963-1491 962-2575 30 Gonzaga Spokane 7:30 Bob Guptill/Sports Information Director MEN'S BASKETBALL DECEMBER Dean Nicholson/Head Coach 963-1041 925-5254 2 Northwest College* Kirkland 7:00 Jack Miller/Assistant Coach 963-1911 962-6312 9 Seattle Pacific* Seattle 7:30 10 Eastern Oregon Ellensburg 5:00 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Gary Frederick/Head Coach 963-1911 925-4027 11 Eastern Oregon La Grande 5:00 16 St. Martin's* Lacey 5:30 WRESTLING 17 Alaska Pacific* Anchorage 6:00 Hedj Nelson/Head Coach 963-1911 968-3240 18 Alaska Pacific* Anchorage 6:00 29 Puget Sound Invitational Tacoma 2:00/4:00 SWIMMING (Alaska Pacific, Concordia, CWU, Puget Sound) Lori Clark/Head Coach 963-3672 925-3816 30 Puget Sound Invitational Tacoma 2:00/6:00 OTHER SPORTS Mike Dunbar/Head Football Coach 963-1911 925-9118 JANUARY Spike Arlt/Men's Track & Field & CC 963-2746 925-2761 6 St. Martin's* Ellensburg 7:30 Pete Steiner/Women's Cross Country 963-1911 925-4163 7 Western Washington* Ellensburg 7:30 John Pearson/Volleyball 963-1051 925-1747 11 Seattle* Seattle 7:00 Doug Adkins/Women's Track & Field 963-1758 962-1963 13 Pacific Lutheran* Ellensburg 7:30 Dennis Roberts/Men's & Women's Tennis 925-4025 962-6161 14 Northwest College* Ellensburg 5:00 Frank Crimp/Golf 962-2984 925-1864 Swimming Pool 963-1851 17 Simon Fraser* Ellensburg 5:00 20 Puget Sound* Ellensburg 5:00 For information regarding any phase of Central Washington University athletics, contact Bob Guptill (Sports Information Director, University 21 Lewis Clark State* Ellensburg 7:30 Relations, Ellensburg, Wa . 98926). Athletic department offices are in 24 Whitworth* Ellensburg 5:00 Nicholson Pavilion and the SID office is in 214 Bouillon Hall. · 31 Seattle Pacific* Ellensburg 5:00 TABLE OF CONTENTS Men's Section Alumni 35 FEBRUARY 1988-89 Schedule Inside Front Award Winners & All-Stars 36 3 Western Washington* Bellingham 5:15 Coaching Staff 2-4 1988-89 Rosters Back 4 Simon Fraser* Burnaby 3:00 CWU Trainer 5 Women's Section 7 Puget Sound* Tacoma 5:15 1988-89 Basketball Preview 6 Coaching Staff 38-39 40 11 Lewis Clark State* Lewiston 7:30 Player Profiles 7-10 1988-89 Preview 1988-89 Wildcat Opponents 11-19 Player Profiles 41-44 15 Seattle* Ellensburg 5:00 1987-88 District 1 Review 20 1987-88 District 1 Review 45 21 Whitman* Walla Walla 7:30 1987-88 Statistics 21 1987-88 Statistics 46 24 Pacific Lutheran* Tacoma 7:30 CWU Record Book 22-31 About The University 47 *District 1 Game Year-by-Year Records 32 University President 44 All-Time vs. Opponents 33 1988-89 Rosters 48 1988-89 Schedule Inside Back NAIA District 1 Playoffs: The playoffs begin with a preliminary round Tuesday, The Past 34 Feb. 28. The semifinals are Mar. 2. The best- of-three championship series is sched­ Press book edited by Bob Guptill. Produced by Susan Monahan and Tami Schrank. Cover Photo by Siacey uled for Mar. 4, 6 and 7. The Bi-District playoff game will be hosted by the District Bradshaw. Cover page designed by Brenda Berube. 2 winner, Thursday, Mar. 9. NAIA Nationals: Mar. 16-20 at Kansas City, Mo. the CWU Hall-of-Fame, he was inducted into the years, winning five Puget Sound titles and com­ CWU MEN'S COACHING STAFF NAIA Hall-of-Fame in 1986, joining his father in piling a record of 188-100. that illustrious institution. In the fall of 1964 he returned to Ellensburg DEAN NICHOLSON (Head Coach, 25th Year, His 1970 squad won 31 games, including a Nicholson and bis father Leo are the win­ after being named to succeed his father as head 546-204) school-record 25 straight, and he was voted N AIA ningest father-son coaching combination in the basketball coach. In addition to coaching basket­ Coach-of-the-Year. In 1987, the 'Cats posted a history of collegiate basketball with 1,051 victo­ ball, he was the school's baseball coach in 1967 Dean Nicholson, school-record 32 wins and Dean was selected ries. Leo won 505 games from the fall of 1929 and tennis coach in 1965 and 1966 and from 1968 until 1978. nationally recognized · Northwest Small-College Coach-of-the-Year for before retiring in 1964. as one of America's the second time in his career. On seven different Nicholson, 62, also enjoyed a great playing Nicholson, a professor of physical education, outstanding basketball . occasions he has been voted NAIA District I career at CWU. He earned all-conference honors earned his masters degree from CWU in 1957. He coaches, begins his Coach-of-the-Year. four straight seasons in basketball, leading the also attended the University of Washington, 25th season at Central Nicholson has received numerous other honors Wildcats to a conference title in 1947 and their Oregon State University, Seattle Pacific Univer­ sity and Western Washington University. In 1983 Washington Univer- during his illustrious coaching career. In 1970 he first NAIA national tournament berth in 1950. sity this winter. coached at the USA - Pan American Develop- He scored 1377 points which still ranks fifth on he was honored with CWU's Distinguished Nicholson has won the school's all-time list. In 1950, he made 83 Teacher award. mental Camp. He was the NAIA representative to 546 games in his illus- the U.S. Olympic Basketball Committee and percent of his free throws, the sixth best single­ Nicholson was born June 28, 1926 in Seattle. trious career. He joined coached at the Olympic camp and trials in 1971 season mark in school history. He graduated from Ellensburg High School in the 500-victory club iil Dec., 1986. and 1972. Nicholson also lettered in tennis and baseball. 1944 where he earned all-state honors in basket­ Nicholson has qualified teams for the NAIA He was the head coach for AAU teams which He led the Evergreen Conference in hitting in ball and was a Yakima Valley tennis champion. basketball tournament in Kansas City a record 20 toured South America in 1972 and 1973 and for 1950. Off the field, he was elected president of the He and his wife, Charlene, were married June times. the NAIA All-Star team in the Cup of Nations student body. 18, 1948. They have two grown sons, Joel and Only twice in 24 years has he failed to win at tournament in Colombia in 1974. After earning a bachelor of arts degree in 1950, Gary. Joel and his wife, Guille', made Dean and least 20 games. (In 1983, CWU won 26 games, He was an assistant coach for the West team in he taught mathematics and served as the head Charlene grandparents for the first time when son but later forfeited 19 of those). Five times he has basketball coach at Puyallup High School for 14 Christian was born Sept. 20, 1985. the 1982 National Sports Festival in Indianapolis, guided teams into the NAIA Final Four, placing Ind., and currently is a member of the NABC's second in 1970, third in 1967, 1969 and 1987 and Hall-of-Fame committee. A charter member of Assistant Varsity Coaches fourth in 1985. JACK MILLER (Assistant Coach, Eighth Idaho College and was the most inspirational Nicholson's Coaching Record Year) award winner on the track team before Jack Miller, 35, will transferring to Idaho. Overall Conference Home Away Neutral serve as Dean During the off-season, Miller works for the YEAR w L PF PA w L Finish L L L w w w Nicholson's top assis­ United States Forest Service.He is the father of 1965 20 6 2I08 1863 9 1 !st 12 3 6 2 2 1 tant this winter for the two boys, J.D., 8, and Devon, 6. 1966 21 8 2260 2026 9 3 2nd 7 2 IO 4 4 2 eighth year. Miller is a 1967 27 4 2552 2I07 8 1 !st 11 0 11 2 5 2 valuable assistant for REESE RADLIFF (Assistant Coach, First 1968 22 8 2380 2046 IO 2 !st 11 3 7 3 4 2 Nicholson, handling Year) 1969 24 9 2500 2206 8 4 !st 11 2 6 5 7 2 scouting duties in ad­ Central's all-time 1970 31 2 2432 2141 12 0 !st IO 0 16 0 5 2 dition to helping on the single game assist 1971 24 9 2569 2243 11 3 lst-T 12 8 5 4 3 court. leader, Reese Radliff 1972 17 9 2121 1978 9 3 2nd-T IO I 5 6 2 2 In Miller's first will serve as an assis­ 1973 20 9 1842 1711 11 I 1st 12 1 6 7 2 1 seven seasons at CWU, the 'Cats have won 168 tant basketball coach 1974 17 IO 2095 2031 8 4 lst-T 12 0 4 7 1 3 games and lost just 58, a 74.3 winning percentage. this winter while he 1975 23 6 2284 1944 10 2 !st 12 I 9 4 2 I He also served as CWU's women's volleyball completes work on bis 1976 23 7 2235 2019 9 3 2nd 9 3 12 3 2 1 coach for one year. physical education 1977 24 8 2325 2097 II I lst-T 14 I 7 5 3 2 Miller is a 1975 graduate of the University of degree. 1978 21 8 2219 1966 9 3 lst-T 15 0 6 7 0 Idaho. He coached two years at Worley, Idaho, Radliff played the 1979 25 6 2399 2027 II 1 IO 4 4 and three years at Bonners Ferry prior to corning 1982-83 and 1983-84 1980 27 6 2520 2169 6 2 lst-T 12 2 12 3 3 to CWU. He earned in masters degree in educa­ seasons at CWU. He had 166 assists in 1984 and 1981 21 12 2280 2155 11 4 9 7 I I tion from CWU in 1983. 318 career assists. Both were schools records 1982 22 7 2133 1909 12 0 6 6 4 7 At Worley he led his team to a fourth-place prior to the 1986-87 season when Joe Harris 1983 7 23 2395 2007 4 9 2 12 1 2 finish in the 1977 state tournament and was established new marks of 242 and 404. He set the 1984 23 IO 2446 22IO 3 I !st 9 2 11 6 3 2 nominated for North Idaho Coach-of-the-Year. single game record with 15 assists against West­ 1985 25 11 2736 2491 5 I !st 12 1 7 6 6 4 His overall record for five seasons was 49-66. ern Washington, Feb. 4, 1983. 1986 27 6 2530 2319 4 0 1st 12 1 11 4 4 1 Miller was born June 6, 1953, at Sandpoint, After averaging 5.4 points in his junior year, 1987 32 9 3330 2861 13 2 13 5 6 2 Idaho, and graduated from Clark Fork High Radliff improved that mark to 8.8 in his senior 1988 23 11 2909 2467 13 8 10 2 0 School in 1971. He lettered in football, season, earningCWU's Most Inspirational award. basketball and track. He then attended North After completing bis eligibility, he spent one 2 3 year in Australia playing professional basketball the 1986 state tournament. CWU ATHLETIC TRAINER before returning to the Northwest. He also was Hanford' s girls head track coach Radliff graduated from Enumclaw High School for six seasons, compiling a 28-2 league record. GARY SMITH (Athletic Trainer, 21st Year) ball World Series at Lewiston, Idaho. in 1980 where he played for his father. He earned His teams won five league and five district cham­ Gary Smith, 50, has Smith was born July 27, 1938, at Charlevoix, all-conference and all-state honors at Enumclaw, pionships. been the athletic Mich., and graduated from Charlevoix High then played two seasons at Highline CC before Sanders also served as a varsity assistant foot­ enrolling at CWU. trainer at Central School in 1956. After a stint in the military, he ball coach for IO years at Hanford. He coached Washington Univer­ Radliff was born in Enumclaw on July 14, junior varsity girls basketball for five seasons, attended North Central Michigan College, earn­ sity since 1968. He is 1962. ninth grade boys basketball for two years and ing an associate of science degree in 1962. in his 21st season with ninth grade girls basketball for one He then enrolled at Northern Michigan Univer­ the Wildcats. RICH SANDERS (Assistant Coach,First Year) year. Overall, his basketball teams have won a sity and was granted a bachelor of science degree Rich Sanders, the total of 178 games and lost 58. Smith, a past Presi­ in 1964. Smith received his masters of science head boys basketball Sanders graduated from Kamiakin High School dent of the NAIA degree from Indiana University in 1965. coach at Hanford High in 1972 where he lettered in football, basketball Athletic Trainers As­ He played football and track in high school, School the past four and baseball. He earned all-conference honors in sociation, is a mem­ earning all-conference honors in football. He also seasons, will serve as a football and was the team captain and Most Inspi­ ber of the NAIA Hall­ lettered in track at Northern Michigan. varsity assistant coach rational award winner. In basketball, he was of-Fame. He was elected for meritorious service Before accepting his position at CWU, he was this winter while pur­ selected the Best Defensive Player. and was inducted in March, 1985, during the head trainer for Punahou High School in Hawaii suinga master's degree He then attended Columbia Basin College, NAIA national basketball tournament. He was for three years. He is currently an associate atCWU. where he played one year of football, before only the second trainer so honored. professor of physical education at CWU. Sanders compiled a completing his undergraduate work at Eastern He is also a member of the NAIA Medical Smith and his wife Elizabeth were married in won-loss record of 65- Washington in 1977. Aspects Committee and served as the head trainer 1961. They have two adult children-Julie Marie 35 in four seasons at Sanders, who was born April 9, 1954 in Ken­ for the 1984, 1986 and 1987 NAIA College Base- and Michael Allen. Hanford, leading the Falcons to the Mid-Valley newick, is married. He and his wife, Lavon, have League championship and a fifth place finish in three children -Stacia, IO; Aaron, 7; and Derek, 2.

JUNIOR VARSITY COACHING STAFF J EFF OLWELL (Head Coach, Fourth Year) DAN RAUCH (JV Assistant,First Year) Jeff Olwell is in his fourth season as a junior Dan Rauch, after varsity basketball playing for last year's coach and his second junior varsity team, season as head coach. will assist Jeff Olwell Last year, the junior this winter. varsity won five games Rauch played in 17 and lost 15. games last winter and After spending two averaged 5. 1 points and years playing for the 3.9 rebounds. He junior varsity, he joined ranked third on the the coaching staff for team in assists with 45. the 1985-86 season and He averaged 5.2 points assisted head coach Al and 2.9 rebounds for the 1986-87 JV squad. Shannon the first two seasons. Rauch is a 1985 graduate of Marysville - Olwell is a 1983 graduate of Bremerton High Pilchuck High School where he lettered in foot­ School where he lettered in basketball and base­ ball, basketball and tennis. He was the Most ball. He averaged 4.5 points and had 30 assists for Inspirational award winner and Team Captain in CWU's 1984-85 junior varsity squad. football. Olwell, an education major, was born in Seattle He is a math education major at CWU and plans on Nov. 20, 1964. to be a math teacher and basketball coach. Rauch was born Oct. 14, 1966 at Everett. His brother, Mark, played football at Wenatchee Valley Col­ lege.

4 5 1988-89 MEN'S BASKETBALL PREVIEW 1988 MEN'S PLAYER PROFILES Central Washington University, which failed boards and defensively last year," Nicholson said. CARL AARON (6-6, 205, Sr., Forward, De­ provide defensive rebounding force CWU didn't to win the District 1 basketball championship for Also returning is Steve Evenson (6-7, Sr., troit, Mich.) have last year. Best shot blocker to play for CWU the first time since 1974 last year, will be out to Kirkland - Juanita). Evenson averaged 10.7 Graduated from Denby , since Ray Orange (1979 and 1980 seasons). Is a reclaim the title this winter as Dean Nicholson points and 4.8 rebounds, but shot just 39.4 per­ High School in Detroit ;: hard worker and can run the floor for a big player. begins his 25th season as head coach. cent. in 1981. Three-year ' ..Born 6-1-65 at Yakima. Has one brother and The Wildcats had a respectable 23-11 record Along with Biwer and Aaron, both starting letterman in basketball. two sisters. Business marketing major. and forced Western Washington University to guards also return - Bryan Gerig (6-3, 190, Sr., Earned all-state and thethird game of the district championship series. Bieber, CA) and Art Haskins (6-3, Sr., Tacoma - second team AII­ DAVE BIWER (6.7, 200, Sr., Forward, Four starters return off last year's squad. Toss in Mt. Tahoma). Arnerican honors. . Kirkland) two former NCAA Division 1 players and add a Gerig led the team in assists with 141 and also .Played two seasons at Graduated from J ua­ couple of outstanding junior college transfers and averaged 5.6 points per game. Haslpoint guard slot because of Conference all-star honors sophomore season withaninjury. Because view publication. the addition of Skagit Valley transfer Jim Toole (1982-83). Led conference in scoring, converting of injury came to Cen­ Nicholson, who has 546 career wins at CWU (6-2, Jr., Bellevue - Sammamish). "We'll play 58.1 percent of field goal attempts and 85.0 per­ tral last year with lack and has guided five teams· into the NAIA Final Bryan more at small forward and off-guard," cent from the foul line ... Sat out four years before of experience. But Four, is optimistic. "We have the potential to have Nicholson said. enrolling at CWU in fall of 1987 ...Averaged made great strides dur­ a dam good club," he said. Toole hasn't played since the 1985-86 season team-leading 21.6 points per game, the second ing season and finished Among the returnees is Carl Aaron. The 6-6 when he averaged 13.8 assists at the Mt. Vernon best mark in school history. Converted 51.5 with a 6.0 scoring and senior forward from Detroit, Mich., posted All­ school. He set a NW AACC record with 34 assists percent of field goal attempts and 77 .5 percent 4.9 rebounding average for junior varsity .. . Part­ American numbers a year ago - averaging 21.6 in one game. "Jim is one of the key additions," from foul line. Also led team in rebounding with time starter sophomore year, averaging 4.4 points points and 7.8 rebounds per game. He shot 51.5 Nicholson said. 234 (7.8 rpg). Scored 30 or more points on six and 4.4 rebounds. Led team in scoring twice and percent from the floor. In five of CWU's final 111e off-guard position has also been strength­ occasions including career high 37 at Western rebounding six times. Made six-of-six field goals eight games, Aaron scored 30 or more points. ened with the addition of Jock White (6-4, Sr., Washington (3-5-88). Had 13 rebounds on five against Whitman (1-28-87). Had highest effi­ Nicholson is moving Aaron from big to small Pasadena, CA). White previously played at New occasions. Averaged 29 points a game over final ciency rating on team. Had second highest effi­ forward. Aaron's forte is on offense. "He's an Mexico State, starting eight games in 1986-87 and eight games .. .Excellent all-around player. Good ciency rating on team last year ( 1.49). Averaged outstanding offensive player, but hopefully we averaging 5.4 points. shooter and has excellent jumping ability. Will 7.5 points and ranked second in rebounding (6.6). won't have to rely on him as much this season," "He is a great basketball player," Nicholson move from big forward to small forward ...Born Also ranked third in assists (75) and steals (45) Nicholson said. "Carl also boards well and he said. "He can score, he's outstanding on defense 9-10-62 at Detroit. Computer science major. Has and second in blocked shots (33). Career highs of can play defense. He's a complete player." and he passes well. He is a complete player and 12 brothers and two sisters. 18 points (1-26-88 vs. Northwest) and 13 re­ The move of Aaron to small forward enables I look for him to be a leader for us." bounds (2-2-88 vs. Pacific Lutheran) .. .Can play Nicholson to move Dave Biwer (6-7, Sr., Kirkland Joining Gerig, Haslcenter or even off-guard. -Juanita) to power forward to make room for Van guard picture are letterman Kelly Byrne (6-0, Sr., 3-Point FGs: 1987-88, 0- t. Career Foul Outs: t. Good passer. May be best defensive player on Beard (6-9, Sr., Seattle - Garfield) at center. Shelton - Grays Harbor); JVer Craig Wise (6-0, team. Has improved shooting and will be more of Beard is making his fourth collegiate stop since So., Cashmere) and newcomers Alphonso Gold­ VAN BEARD (6-9, 235, Sr., Center, Seattle) an offensive threat. .. . Born 1-29-67 at Fremont, earning MVP honors and leading Garfield to the wire (Jr., Seattle - Chief Sealth), Al Griffin (6-2, Graduated from Neb. Business administration major. Career goal AAA high school state championship in 1983. He Jr., Anchorage, AK - Bartlett & Pierce CC) and Garfield High School to be financial planner. Has one brother and one previously has played at the University of Ari­ Stacy Everhart (5-11 , Jr., Yakima - Davis & in 1983. Led Garfield sister. zona, Nevada-Reno and Phillips (Okla.) Univer­ YVC). to 1983 State Class sity. Another off-guard or small forward possibility AAA high school Year FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT Reb Pis A\•g. 1986-87 70 145 48.3 4.4 He stayed at Reno long enough to set a single­ is Scott Kenney. From Elyria, Ohio and Walker championship. Aver­ 37 56 66.l 176 177 aged 10.7 points and 1987-88 105 213 49.3 30 53 56.6 2t2 240 7.5 game school record for blocked shots (eight). "He College in Georgia, the 6-4 sophomore has been Total s 175 358 58.9 67 109 6t.5 388 417 5.8 gives us a defensive rebounding force we didn't one of the big surprises in fall camp. "He might be nine rebounds per 3-Point FGs: 1986-87, 0-1; 1987-88, 0-2. Career Foul Outs: t. have last year," Nicholson said. "He is a hard our best athlete," Nicholson said. "He's quick, he game to earn team worker and can run floor for a big player." jumps and shoots well. He needs to work on his MVP honors. Named Biwer averaged 7 .5 points and 6.6 rebounds defense, but its going to be hard to keep him out to AAA state all-tour­ last year. He also had 87 offensive rebounds. An of the lineup." nament team. . .En­ outstanding defender, Biwer had 45 steals and 33 Overall, Nicholson thinks the 'Cats will have rolled at the University of Arizona in the fall of blocks. He also ranked third on the team in assists more quickness, will be a better outside shooting 1983. Transferred to Nevada-Reno in the fall of with 75. team and better defensively than the 1987-88 1984. Later switched to Phillips University in the "Dave is an improved offensive player. You team. The veteran coach doesn't, however, an­ fall of 1986. Set a single-game school record at couldn't ask for any more than he gave us on the ticipate any major style changes. Reno with eight blocked shots in one game ... Will 6 7 ALPHONSO GOLDWIRE (~:.2, 18~, ,\ Jr., man season. Led JVs in scoring (16.1) and re­ KELLY BYRNE (6-0, 180, Sr., Guard, Shel­ STACY EVERHART (5-11, 155, Jr., Guard, Guard, Seattle) ,.;. bounding (7.2) last season. Will probably re­ ton) Yakima) Graduated from Chief , ... dshirt. But injuries in front court could change Graduated from Shel­ Graduated from Davis Sealth in 1985. Let­ that. Has bright future ... Born 3-6-67 at Seattle. ton High School in High School in 1985. ' tered in football and Speech communications major. Was high school 1985. Lettered in bas­ Lettered in basketball · .. basketball. All-league class president and summer camp counselor. Has ketball (3), baseball(!) (2). All-Big Nine and twice and all-state one brother and one sister. Brother Rick played and golf (!). Team Team MVP junior and guard in basketball. football for Washington and Puget Sound and captain junior and sen­ senior season ... Played All-league quarterback . . signed as free agent with Dallas Cowboys. Father ior season in basket­ two seasons at Yakima and defensive back in · Fred ran track at UW. ball. Black Hills Valley. Team captain football. . .Played on League MVP senior year at Eastern Wash­ ART HASKINS (6-3, 185, Sr., Guard, Ta­ season. Averaged 19 ington and one year at coma) points per game. . ~~i~:~l~::~~f: ~ ,.::~h, __ Edmonds. Redshirted last year. At Edmonds Graduated from Mt. .Played two seasons at Grays Harbor. Team more season. Averaged 14.2 points and 4.5 as­ averaged 11.6 points and six assists per game. Tahoma in 1981. I...e!­ captain. Missed most of 1986-87 season with sists per game ...Will play at off-guard position. NW AACC Northern Region first team all-star .. tered in bask;:: tball, broken foot. ..Excellent shooter. Made 11 of Excellent quickness and good defensive skills. .Outstanding passer and scorer. Must overcome track and cross coun­ 23 three-pointers last year. Scored 45 points in Shoots the ball well .. . Born 12-8-66 at Philadel­ defensive shortcomings .. .Born 1-31-67. Has try. Earned seco'nd limited action. Career highs of 12 points (versus phia, Penn. Has one sister. Law and justice major. five sisters. General business major. Mother is team all-k:ague honor5 Northwest 1-26-88) and two rebounds (twice) .. Plans to be juvenile probation counselor. cousin of O.J. Simpson. in basketball. Team . Born 2-17-67 at Shelton. Accounting major. captain junior and Plans to be CPA. Has two brothers and two BRYAN GERIG (6-3, 190, Sr., Guard, Bieber, AL GRIFFIN (6-2, 170, Jr., Guard, Anchor­ senior seasons. sisters. Played for Terry Gregg, former CWU Calif.) age, AK) .Played two seasons player, at Shelton. Graduated from Big Graduated from with CWU junior var­ Valley High School in · Bartlett High School in sity (l 981-82and 1982-83). Averaged 12.4points Year FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT Reb Pis Avg. 1983. Four-year letter­ 1983. Lettered in foot­ in freshman season and 14.3 points sophomore 1987-88 16 36 44.4 2 4 50.0 14 45 1.9 men in basketball, foot­ 3-point FGs: 1987-88, 11-23. Career Foul Outs: 0. ball ( 1) and track (2). season. Also played in 17 varsity games sopho­ ball and track. MVP of Played quarterback in more season. Returned to school last year after STEVE EVENSON (6-7, 220, Sr., Forward, Evergreen League in football. High jumper four-year layoff. Ranked second on team in Kirkland) basketball. All-league and long jumper in scoring with 356 points. Averaged 10.5 points Graduated from Jua­ and All Superior Cali­ track. . .Played at and also had 60 assists and 16 blocked shots. nita High School in fornia in football as Chemeketa and Pierce. Scored career-high 22 points against Sheldon 1984. AU-league jun­ wide receiver . . .At­ Averaged 14pointsand Jackson (1-9-88). Had 11 rebounds twice (in ior and senior season tended Chico State two shot 49 percent (40-82) season opener against Alaska Southeast, 11-30- in basketball. Also years before transferring to College of Siskiyous. on three-pointers two years ago ....Excellent 87, and final game of season against Western earned all-state honors Played two years at Siskiyous. Twice all-league. athlete. Outstanding defensive player. Has good Washington, 3-9-88) . ..Excellent rebounder for senior season and was Averaged 10 points, five rebounds and 8.7 assists. quickness . ..Born 4-29-64 at Greenville, Miss. guard. Knee is more sound and played well in pre­ named MVP in all-state Shot47 percent from the field and 70 percent from Has two brothers and two sisters. season ...Born 12-29-62 at Tacoma. Public game. . .Played two the foul line. Played for former CWU guard Tom relations major. Has four brothers and four sis­ seasons at University Powers at Siskiyous. Game highs of 16 points GARY GUENTHER (6-7, 115, Jr., Forward, ters. Brother Aaron played for Washington State Mt. Vernon) • ··· c'Fi...... · of Washington. Re­ (versus Seattle Pacific 12-5-87) and nine rebounds and was drafted by Kansas City (now Sacra­ dshirted 1986-87 at UW. Averaged 10.7 points (versus Lewis Clark State 1-19-88). Had eight Graduated from Mt. mento) Kings. and 4.8 rebounds last year for CWU. Game highs assists on three occasions ... Started at point guard Vernon in 1985. Let­ Year FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT Reb Pts Avg. of 21 points (versus Northwest College 1-26-88 last year. Averaged 5.6 points and 4.1 assists. tered in football (3), Total of 141 assists ranks sixth on all-time single basketball (3) and track 1982-83 25 47 53.2 10 12 83.3 21 1.2 3.5 and Western Washington 3-9-8 8) and 11 rebounds 1987-88 147 314 46.8 36 56 64.3 147 356 10.5 (Sheldon Jackson 2-20-88). Shot just 39.4 percent season list. ..Good athlete, who jumps well and (4). Player flanker and Totals ! 72 36 147.6 46 68 67.6 168 416 8.2 3-Point FGs: 1987-88, 26-80. Career Foul Outs: 3. from the foul line . .. Has good ball-handling skills has good court vision. Will move to off-guard or free safety in football. for big man. Playing with more confidence, but small-forward. Isn't enrolled in school fall quar­ All-league and all­ must improve shooting percentage . .. Born 7-10- ter and won't be eligible until January.. .Born 4- county. Twice all­ 66 at Lynwood, Calif. Communications major. 1-65 at Alturas, Calif. Physical education major. league in basketball. Has two brothers. Has one sister. Also played baseball and com­ Team captain. Al!· peted in track at College of Siskiyous. State. Picked to play in Year FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT Reb Pts Avg. City-State all-star series. League and district 1987-88 125 317 39.4 17 58 29.3 158 352 10.7 Year FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT Reb Pts Avg. champion in hurdles in track. Two year state 3-Point FGs: 1987-88, 17-58. Career Foul Outs: 0. 1987-88 69 125 55.2 48 63 76.2 83 192 5.6 3-Point FGs: 1987-88, 6-19, 31.6. Career Foul Outs: 0. participant. . .Played two seasons for junior var­ sity. Averaged 5.9 points and 5.3 rebounds fresh-

8 9 College. All-league. JC All-American honorable SCOTT KENNEY (6-4, 175, So., Guard-For- mention. Averaged 14 points, six rebounds and 1988-89 WILDCAT OPPONENTS ward, Elyria, Ohio) ' three assists. Started eight games and averaged Graduated from 20 minutes per game at New Mexico State. Av­ ALASKA SOUTHEAST Midview High School . eraged 5.4 points . . .Is a Dec. 9 at Ellensburg, Feb. 24 at Juneau in 1985. Lettered in great basketball player. A complete player. Can basketball (3) and track score, outstanding defensively and passes well. (4). All-conference, Will be a team leader. Can play point guard, off­ HUMPBACK WHALES INFORMATION all-county and all-dis­ guard or small forward .. . Born 9-23-66 at Pasad­ Location: Juneau, Alaska Lettefmen: 6 trict guard in basket­ ena. Special education major. Enrollment: 1,500 Lettermen Lost: 4 ball. High jumper in Arena: Douglas HS (3,000) Starters: 4 track. All-state. . CRAIG WISE (6-0, 170, So., Guard, Cash­ Series: CWU 4, Alaska SE 1 1988 Record: 19-10 .Played one season of mere) SID: Clair Markey District: 10-8 (6th) basketball at Walker Graduated from Cash­ SID Phone: 907-789-4596 College in Georgia in 1985-86. Hasn't played the mere in 1986. Lettered past two years . ..Born 2-21-67 at Elyria, Ohio. in basketball (3), foot­ COACHING STAFF: Head coach - Clair Markey, Seattle '62 (5th yr, 61-49); Assistant - George Business/accounting major. Has two brothers ball (3) and track (4). Houston. and one sister. Father lives in Seattle. Captain in basketball. Named to all-state tour­ RETURNING STARTERS: Damon Lowery (5-10, Sr., G, 21.3 ppg, 2.9 rpg); John Yonge (6-9, Sr., ney team. Second team F, 7.9 ppg, 7.2 rpg); Rodney Rush (6-6, Sr., F, 13.4ppg, 8.9 rpg); Darnell Brinson (6-6, Sr., F, 20.1 ppg, JIM TOOLE (6-2, 170, Jr., Guard, Bellevue) all-state. Split end and 9.7 rpg). Graduated from Sam­ safety in football. All­ mamish in 1984. Let­ league both ways. OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Kevin Casperson (5-10, Sr., G, 10.7 ppg, 2.1 rpg); Rudy Bean (5-9, So., tered in football (2) and Captain and Inspira­ G, 2.1 ppg, 1.5 rpg). basketball (2). Team tional award winner in track. Won triple jump captain in football. All­ state championship . ..Redshirted freshman sea­ TOP NEWCOMERS: Keith Rakoncza (6-5, Jr., C, Arnold,. Calif. - Columbia JC); Pat Burford (6-2, state safety. Also son. Averaged 11.4 points, 3.8 rebounds and 3.8 Jr., G, San Francisco, Calif. - Foothills JC); Nathan McKinney (6-4, Jr., F, San Francisco, Calif. - played wide receiver. assists last year for junior varsity . .. Born 8-9-67 Skyline). All-league and captain at Longview. Math education major. Brother in basketball. . . Played Clete played baseball at Gonzaga two seasons at Skagit Valley Community LEWIS-CLARK STATE College. First team Dec. 10 at Lewiston, Jan. 14 at Ellensburg NWAACC all-star in 1985-86. Average 9.3 as­ sists freshman season and 13.8 sophomore sea­ son. Had 622 career assists, including 34 in one WARRIOR INFORMATION game . . .Is key addition at point guard. Compa­ Location: Lewiston, Idaho Lettermen: 2 Lettermen Lost: 4 rable to past point guards Reese Radliff and Joe Enrollment: 2500 Harris. Excellent passer. Good defensive player Arena: Warrior Gym (1800) Starters: 2 Series: CWU 30, LCSC 7 1988 Record: 18-13 and also capable of scoring .. . Born 6-22-66 at SID: Richard Hannan District: 12-6 (3rd, T) Corvallis, Ore. Finance major. Has three sisters. SID Phone: 208-799-2273 Father William played football and basketball at Oregon State. COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Richard Hannan, Eastern Washington '63 (194-212, 14 years). JOCK WHITE (6-4, 175, Sr., Guard, Pasad­ Assistants - George Pfeifer. ena, Calif.) Graduated from Pasad­ RETURNING STARTERS: Mike Moscrip (6-4, Jr., F, 14.7 ppg, 6.9 rpg, 2.6 apg); Pat Sobotta (6-0, ena in 1984. Four-year Sr., G, 8.8 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 3.8 apg). letter winner in basket­ ball. All-CIF. Aver­ TOP NEWCOMERS: Victor Wells (6-6, Sr., F, Chicago, II. - John Logan JC); Freik Beij (7-2, So., aged 18 points, eight C, Holland - Salt Lake City CC); Donnie Shephard (6-4, Jr., G, Vancouver - Clark CC); Tim Huizinga rebounds and five as­ (6-7, Jr., F, Bellevue - North Idaho). sists. Top 70 at Super StarCamp. Honorable mention All -Ameri­ can . .. Played two sea- . sons at Pasadena City · 10 11 NORTHWEST COLLEGE PUGET SOUND Jan. 26 at Ellensburg, Feb. 20 at Kirkland Dec. 30 at UPS tournament, Jan. 12 at Ellensburg, Feb. 7 at Tacoma

LOGGER INFORMATION Location: Kirkland Lettermen: 0 Location: Tacoma Lettermen: 6 Enrollment: 700 Lettermen Lost: I 0 Enrollment: 2800 Lettermen Lost: 5 Arena: NW Pavilion (700) Starters: 0 Arena: Memorial Fldhse (4000) Starters: 4 Series: CWU 2, NW 0 1988 Record: 4-30 Series: CWU 60, UPS 45 1988 Record: 18-10 SID: John Brown District: 0-18 (12th) SID: Robin Hamilton Conference: Great Northy;est SID Phone: 822-8266 (ext 253) SID Phone: 206-756-3141 Conf. Record: 6-4, 2nd COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - John Brown, Seattle Pacific '76 (7th year, 83-107). COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Don Zech, Notre Dame 1954 (21st year, 390-180); Assistants - Tony Giles, Ken Gross. Assistants - Darin Gearhart. RETURNING STARTERS: None. RETURNING STARTERS: Gary Rubin (6-1, Sr., G, 5.1ppg,1.4 rpg), Adam Levi (6-1, Sr., G, 2.4 ppg, 1.3 rpg), Maurice Selvin (6-4, So., G, 20.2 ppg, 5.6 rpg, 2nd team All-American), Jack Forney OTHER KEY RETURNEES: None. (6-6, Sr., F, 16.9, 10.2). OTHER KEY RETURNEES: David Valentine (6-8, Sr., C, 5.5 ppg, 2.1 rpg), Reid Nelson (6-1, Jr., TOP NEWCOMERS: Chris Burgeson (6-2, Fr., G, Bellevue); Joel Simonsen (6-3, Fr., F, Central G, 0.9 ppg, 0.4 rpg). Point, Ore.); Rusty Lance (5-11, Fr., G, Seattle); Tim Marks (6-1, Fr., F, Seattle); Grant Phillips (6-4, Fr., C, Spokane). TOP NEWCOMERS: Nick Klungle (6-8, Jr., C, Kirkland - Skagit Valley); Aaron Hansen (6-5, Jr., F, Everett - Skagit Valley). PACIFIC LUTHERAN ST. MARTIN'S Dec. 29 at Tacoma, Jan. 24 at Ellesnburg Dec. 3 at Ellensburg, Jan. 21 at Lacey

LUTE INFORMATION SAINTS INFORMATION Location: Tacoma Lettermen: 9 Location: Lacey Lettermen: 4 Enrollment: 3950 Lettermen Lost: 2 Enrollment: 600 Lettermen Lost: 8 Arena: Olson Auditorium (3200) Starters: 4 Arena: SMC Pavilion (4300) Starters: 1 Series: CWU 87, PLU 51 1988 Record: 16-11 Series: CWU 105, SM 18 1988 Record: 15-14 SID: Mike Larson District: 11-7 (5th) SID: Adolfo Capestany District: 9-9 (7th-T) SID Phone: 206-535-7356 Conference: Northwest (7-3, 2nd-T) SID Phone: 206-438-4372 COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Bruce Haroldson, Augustana, S.D. '58 (79-55, 5 years; Overall, COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Bob Grisham, College of Idaho '76 (28-32, 2 years). 230-156, 14 years). Assistants - Tim Murphy, Doug Galloway. Assistant - Rocky Blanchard, Ray Peters. RETURNING STARTERS: Don Brown (6-7, So., F, 10.7 ppg, 5.0 rpg); Greg Schellenberg (6-8, So., RETURNING STARTERS: Steve Smothers (6-5, Sr., F, 12.0 ppg, 5.5 rpg). C, 8.4 ppg, 4.1 rpg); Burke Mullins (6-1, Jr., G, 17.0 ppg, 2.6 rpg); Kraig Carpenter (6-6, Jr., F, 5.7 ppg, 4.9 rpg). OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Dan Strojan (6-2, So., G, 6.0 ppg, 2.0 rpg). OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Byron Pettot (5-11 , Jr., G, 3.7 ppg, 1.3 rpg); Nate Thoreson (6-3, Sr., TOP NEWCOMERS: Chris Meeks (6-2, Jr., G, Sacramento - Sacramento City Colelge); Reggie F, 3.8 ppg, 1.8 rpg); Steve Maxwell (6-2, Jr., G, 5.3 ppg, 1.2 rpg); JeffNeumeister (6-5, Sr., F, 2.7 ppg, Parker (6-6, Jr., C, Oakland, CA - Santa Rosa JC); Dave Sommer (6-8, Jr., F, Olympia - Clark); Chris 2.4 rpg); Jeff Lerch (6-5, Sr., F, 11,2 ppg in 1986-87). Christopher (6-5, Jr., F, Olympia - Centralia CC). TOP NEWCOMERS: Scott Crimin (6-6, Jr., F, Yakima- YVC); Brett Hartrigson (6-4, So., G, Seattle - Santa Clara); B. J. Riseland (6-8, Fr., Edmonds).

13 12 SEATTLE SHELDON JACKSON Jan. 28 at Seattle, Feb. 15 at Ellensburg Jan. 10 at Ellensburg, Feb. 25 at Sitka

CHIEFfAIN INFORMATION SEALS INFORMATION Location: Seattle Lettermen: 7 Location: Sitka, Alaska Lettermen: 7 Enrollment: 4300 Lettermen Lost: 5 Enrollment: 200 Lettermen Lost: 2 Arena: Connolly Center {1 ,000) Starters: 2 Arena: Sitka HS (800) Starters: 5 Series: CWU 29, SU 13 1988 Record: 13-17 Series: CWU 4, SJ 0 1988 Record: 4-22 SID: Peter Fewing District: 9-9 (7th-T) SID: Pete Toews District: 3-15 (11th) SID Phone: 206-296-6400 SID Phone: 907-747-5293

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Bob Johnson, Washington '68 (40-50, 4th year). COACHING STAFF: Pete Toews, Mankato State '70 (4th yr, 7-66). Assistant/Dennis Boddy. Assistants - Ron Newton, Steve Hawes, Gene Cash. RETURNING STARTERS: Richard Shaw (6-4, So., G, 9.2 ppg, 4.1 rpg); Roger Sele (6-5, Jr., C, 14.7 RETURNING STARTERS: John King (6-5, 210, So., F, 11.8 ppg, 7.3 rpg); Eric Petersen (6-5, Jr., ppg, 5.3 rpg); Jack Frederickson (6-5, Sr., F, 17.8 ppg, 6.3 rpg); Glenn Padgett (6-3, Jr., F, 19.3 ppg, F, 15.1 ppg, 5.0 rpg). 9.6 rpg); Dale Hicks (5-9, Sr., G, 7.3 ppg, 1.9 rpg).

OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Gerald Wright (6-0, Sr., G, 4.8 ppg, 1.6 rpg); Paul Lawrence (6-2, Sr., OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Kevin Gantner (6-0, Jr., G); Brett Light (6-2, Jr., F). G, 1.6 ppg, 1.4 rpg). TOP NEWCOMERS: Dan Gresham (6-2, Jr., G, Gresham, OR - Mt. Hood); Jeff McHone (5-7, Fr., TOP NEWCOMERS: Bobby Hendrix (6-9, Jr., C, Seattle - BeIIevue CC); Frank Beach (6-4, Jr., F, G, Cordova); Frank Ostanik (6-4, Fr., C, Eielson). Louisville, KY - Antelope Valley); Kevin Bovenkamp (6-7, Fr., F, Lynden - Lynden Christian); Curt Scheidel (6-3, Fr., G. Vancouver - Columbia River).

SEATTLE PACIFIC SIMON FRASER Jan. 31 at Ellensburg Jan. 20 at Ellensburg, Feb. 13 at Burnaby

FALCON INFORMATION CLANSMEN INFORMATION Location: Seattle Lettermen: 6 Location: Burnaby, B.C. Lettermen: 7 EnroIIment: 3200 Lettermen Lost: 7 Enrollment: 16,000 Lettermen Lost: 5 Arena: Brougham Pavilion (1400) Starters: 3 Arena: Chancellor's Gym (2500) Starters: 4 Series: CWU 44, SPU 24 1988 Record: 12-16 Series: CWU 26, SFU 11 1988 Record: 22-13 SID: Frank MacDonald Conference: Great Northwest SID: Steve Frost District: 12-6 (3rd-T) SID Phone: 206-281-2772 Conf. Record: 4-6 (4th-T) SID Phone: 604-291-4057

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Claude Terry, Stanford '72 (48-67, 4 years; Overall, 61-79, 5 COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Stan Stewardson, UBC '63 (131-117, 9 years); years). Assistants - Ken Bone, Dave Bireline, Darrin Levy. Assistants - Jay Triano, Kevin Hanson, Stu Graham, Craig Pedersen.

RETURNING STARTERS: Scott Rolfness (6-5, Sr., F, 16.3 ppg, 4.5 rpg), Dennis Barmore (6-1, Sr., RETURNING STARTERS: Dale Dergousoff (6-8, So., F, 8.4 ppg, 7.4 rpg); AI Rienstra (6-7, Sr., F, G, 13.3 ppg, 4.2 rpg); Darren Packard (6-0, Sr., G, 2.0 ppg, 2.0 rpg, 4.2 apg). 7.7 ppg, 5.3 rpg); Darren Thomas (5-7, Jr., G, 14.2 ppg, 2.2rpg); Tom Higgins (6-4, Sr., F, 9.3 ppg, 5.6 rpg). OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Dave Breig (6-6, Sr., F, 5.2 ppg, 4.9 rpg); David Clark (6-2, So., G, 1.6 ppg, 1.1 rpg); James Erickson (6-11, Jr., C, l.7ppg, 1.7 rpg). OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Kerry Rokosh (5-11, Sr., G, 2.7 ppg, 0.9 rpg); Brett Quance (6-2, Sr., G, 1.7 ppg, 1.6 rpg); Simon Dykstra (6-7, Jr., F, 4.4 ppg, 3.2 rpg); Mike Bachinski (6-6, Sr., F, 4.0 ppg, TOP NEWCOMERS: Jackie Johnson (6-5, Fr., F, Honolulu - Moanalua); Twayne Rawls (5-1 l, Jr., 1.4 rpg). Bremerton -Olympic CC); Duke Wood (6-6, Jr., Moses Lake- BBCC); Dave Davies (6-4, Fr., Spokane - Mead). TOP NEWCOMERS: Craig Preece (6-4, Fr., G, North Delta); Reggie Sims (6-2, So., G, Columbia, S.C.); Mike Mclsaac (6-6, Fr., F, North Vancouver - Vancouver College HS); Andrew Steinfeld (6-7, Fr., Langley - Mountain); Mark Poyser (6-3, Fr., Toronto - West Humber).

14 15 WESTERN WASHINGTON WIDTWORTH Jan. 6 at Bellingham, Feb. 11 at Ellensburg Jan. 17 at Spokane, Jan. 30 at Ellensburg

VIKINGS INFORMATION PIRATES INFORMATION Location: Bellingham Lettermen: 7 Location: Spokane Lettermen: 6 Enrollment: 9100 Lettermen Lost: 5 Enrollment: 1300 Lettermen Lost: 3 Arena: Sam Carver Gym (3000) Starters: 3 Arena: Whitworth Fldhse. (2000) Starters: 3 Series: CWU 120, WWU 64 1988 Record: 28-8 Series: CWU 58, Whtw 39 1988 Record: 15-14 SID: Paul Madison District: 15-3 (1st) SID: Juliene Simpson District: 6-12 (10th) SID Phone: 206-676-3108 SID Phone: 509-466-3240 Conference: Northwest

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Brad Jackson, WSU '75 (61-36, 3 years). Assistants - Greg COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Dr. Warren Friedrichs, Concordia 1971 (31-59, 3 years; Overall, Champlin, Kevin Bryant, James Harris. 133-135, 9 years). Assistant - Howard Gauthier, Sam Wiseman.

RETURNING STARTERS: Manny Kimmie (G, 6-3, Jr., 14.8 ppg, 4.9 rpg, 3.8 apg); Rod Whatley RETURNING STARTERS: Todd Martin (5-10, Jr., G, 12.1 ppg, 1.5 rpg); Prince Watkins (6-0, Sr., (6-4, Sr., F, 12.5 ppg, 7.3 rpg); Eric Schurman (6-6, Jr., F, 10.6 ppg, 4.6 rpg). G, 10.0 ppg, 1.9 rpg); Mark McVay (6-5, Jr., F, 6.9 ppg, 4.4 rpg).

OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Ray Ootsey (5-11, Sr., G, 7.9 ppg, 2.4 rpg, 3.3 apg); Rich Baxter OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Steve Mihas (6-0, So., G, 4.3 ppg, 5.0 apg); Jon Eekhoff (6-6, Sr., F, (6-3, Sr., F, 3.2 ppg, 1.9 rpg); Michael Dahl (6-6, So., C, 2.3 ppg, 1.4 rpg); Shawn Bovenkamp (6-3, 11.2 ppg, 5.7 rpg in 1986-87). So., G, 2.4 ppg, 1.2 rpg). TOP NEWCOMERS: Michael Jefferson 96-5, Jr., F, Canada CC (Calif.); Tim Nicholas (6-6, Jr., F, TOP NEWCOMERS: J.D. Taylor (6-4, Sr., G-F, Kirkland - UW); Ed Briggs (6-9, Jr., C, New York, Skagit Valley); Randy Smith (6-5, Jr., F, Chabot CC (Calif.). NY - Chemeketa CC); Todd McAllister (6-6, Jr., F, Spokane - Gonzaga); Jeff Curtis (6-1, So., G, Deming - EWU); Dan Olson (6-2, Sr., G, Wauna - Boise State). TOURNAMENT OPPONENTS

WHITMAN CAL STATE - DOMINGUEZ HILLS Dec. 5 at Walla Walla, Feb. 17 at Ellensburg Dec. 29 at Puget Sound

MISSIONARIES INFORMATION Location: Walla Walla Lettermen: 5 Location: Carson Lettermen: 5 Enrollment: 1,200 Lettermen Lost: 3 Enrollment: 8,200 Lettermen Lost: 6 Arena: Sherwood Center (2100) Starters: 2 Arena: CSUDH Gym (4,200) Starters: 3 Series: CWU 43, Whitman 11 1988 Recorci: 13-13 Series: First meeting 1988 Record: 13-13 SID: Scott Lane Conference: Northwest SID: Thomas Neff Conference: CCAA SID Phone: 509-527-5414 Conf. Record: 1-9 (5th-T) SID Phone: 213-516-3764 Conf. Record: 7-7 (4th-T)

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Jim Mastin, San Jose State '58 (155-132, 9 years). COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Dave Yanai, Long Beach State '66 (166-127, 11 years). Assistant - Art Furman. Assistants - Bart Yamachika. RETURNING STARTERS: Scott Brady (6-4, Sr., F, 12.3 ppg, 6.1 rpg); Everton Clennon (6-4, Sr., F, 11 .3 ppg, 5.3 rpg); Keith Orchard (6-2, So., G, 11 .0 ppg, 4.5 rpg). RETURNING STARTERS: Anthony Blackmon (6-7, Sr., C, 16.7 ppg, 7.3 rpg); Derrick Clark (6-1, Sr., G, 9.8 ppg, 3.6 rpg); Bryan Dell'Amico (6-0, So., G, 6.9 ppg, 1.1 rpg). OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Ky Haverkamp (5-10, Jr., G, 2.4ppg, 1.5 rpg); John Wolfe (5-10, So., G, 1.7 ppg, 0.7 rpg). OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Kevin Shaw (6-3, Jr., F, 1.1ppg,1.1 rpg); Robert Barksdale (6-1, So., G, 7.6 ppg, 1.2 rpg). TOP NEWCOMERS: Scott Merriman (6-0, Jr., G, Seattle - Tacoma CC); Eric Nelson (6-4, Jr., F, Redmond, OR - Blue Mountain CC); Gerald Williams (6-1, Jr., G, Seattle - Skagit Valley); Mitch TOP NEWCOMERS: Marty Ward (6-5 , Fr., F, Harbor City - Narbonne HS); Segara Bozart (6-4, Fr., Morgan (6-4, Jr., F, Los Angeles - WWCC). F, Harbor City - Narbonne HS); Brian Johnson (6-4, Jr., C, Santa Monica).

16 17 MULTNOMAH BIBLE WARNER PACIFIC Dec. 17 at Warner Pacific Dec. 17 at Warner Pacific

KNIGHTS INFORMATION Location: Portland Lettermen: 7 Location: Portland Lettermen: 4 Enrollment: 450 Lettermen Lost: 9 Enrollment: 710 Lettermen Lost: 2 Arena: Multnomah Gym (500) Starters: 4 Arena: WPC Gym (1000) Starters: 2 Series: First meeting 1988 Record: 11-15 Series: CWU 3, WPC I 1988 Record: 18-12 SID: None Conference: Independent SID: Mike Booth Conference: Independent SID Phone: 503-775-4366 District 2 East: 8-4 (2nd) COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Jim Skagen, Central Washington '53 (340-200, 17 years). Assistants - Marc MaAvoy. COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Dan Dunn. Indiana Wesleyan, 1979. Assistants - Clark Mcintyre. RETURNING STARTERS: Dan McAvoy (6-4, Sr., F, 13 ppg, 5 rpg); Dan Abrahamson (5-10, So., G, 11 ppg, 2 rpg); Todd Delong (6-4, So., C, 10 ppg, 5 rpg); Shan Ferrier (5-10, Jr., G, 4 ppg, 1 rpg). RETURNING STARTERS: Dave Bass (6-2, Sr., F, 7.0 ppg, 3.9 rpg, 96 steals); Greg Fransen (6-4, Sr., F, 7.0 ppg, 2.6 rpg). OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Brian DeBolt(6-I, So., F, 2 ppg, 2 rpg); Ed Faagua (6-1, Jr., F, 6 ppg, 3 rpg); Scott Pearson (6-4, So., C, I ppg, I rpg). OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Doug Larnorie (6-0, So., G, 3.8 ppg); Glenn Russell (6-2, Sr., G, 3.0 ppg). TOP NEWCOMERS: Duane Zander (6-5, Fr., Bellingham). TOP NEWCOMERS: Walt Lawson (6-0, Fr., G, Tigard); Stace Shillitto (6-3, So., F, Tigard - Blue SAN FRANCISCO STATE Mountain CC). Dec. 30 at Puget Sound WESTERN OREGON Location: San Francisco Lettermen: 1 Dec. 16 at W amer Pacific Enrollment: 27,000 Lettermen Lost: 9 Arena: SFSU Main Gym (2000) Starters: I Series: CWU I, SF 0 1988 Record: 14-14 SID: Sam Goldman Conference: Northern California WOLVES INFORMATION SID Phone: 415-338-1579 Conf. Record: 8-4 (2nd) Location: Monmouth Lettermen: 5 Enrollment: 3985 Lettermen Lost: 6 COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Charlie Thomas, Virginia Tech '78 (First year; Overall, 11 -19, · Arena: New PE Bldg (2000) Starters: I 1 year). Assistants - Kevin Franklin. Series: CWU 21, WOSC 2 1988 Record: 19-12 SID: Steve Weaver Conference: Independent RETURNING STARTERS: Michael Niggli (6-7, Jr., C, 6.6 ppg, 3.1 rpg). SID Phone: 503-838-1220 Ext. 208 District 2 West: 6-6 (3rd)

OTHER KEY RETURNEES: None. COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Mark Adams, Cincinnati '79 (49-40, 3 years; 97-80, 6 years). Assistants - Gene Quilhaugh, Brian Mathison. TOP NEWCOMERS: Carlos Torres (6-8, Jr., C, N. Highlands, Calif. - Cosumnes River JC); Robert Thrower (6-0, Jr., G, San Jose - San Jose City College); Henry Browne (6-3, Jr., F, San Jose - San Jose RETURNING STARTERS: Scott Kellar (G-F, 6-3, Sr., 12.9 ppg, 3.0 rpg). City College). OTHER KEY RETURNEES: Brian Counts (6-5, Sr., F, 5.8 ppg, 3.2 rpg); David Gillott (6-5, Sr., F, 4.4 ppg, 2. 7 rpg); Eric Laakso (5-10, Sr., G, 1.5 ppg, 0.9 rpg); Chris Martinson (6-5, Jr., C, 1.5 ppg, 0.8 rpg).

TOP NEWCOMERS: Todd Wagenblast (6-2, Jr., G, Redmond - Walla Walla CC); Aaron Cook (6-5, Jr., F, Springfield - Umpqua CC); Chris Nelson (6-5, Jr., F, Centralia - Lower Columbia CC).

18 19 1987-88 DISTRICT 1 REVIEW 1987-88 CWU MEN'S BASKETBALL District Overall w L PCT w L PF PA STATISTICS - 34 GAMES (23-11) Western Washington 15 3 .833 28 8 3174 2753 Central Washington 14 4 .778 23 11 2909 2467 Simon Fraser 12 6 .667 22 13 3158 3039 Total 3-PT Lewis Clark State 12 P LAYER G FG FGA PCT FGFGA PCT FT FTA PCT Reb Avg Pis Avg Ass St Bk M in Ra ling 6 .667 18 13 2624 2556 Carl Aaron 30 254 493 5 1.5 0 I 0.0 141 182 77.5 234 7.8 649 21.6 29 28 8 790 1.26 Pacific Lutheran 11 7 .611 16 11 1980 1892 An Haskins 34 147 314 46.8 26 80 32.5 36 56 64.3 147 4.3 356 10.5 60 45 16 763 1.20 Alaska Southeast 10 8 .556 19 10 2830 2641 Steve Evenson 33 125 317 39.4 17 58 29.3 85 113 75.2 158 4.8 352 10.7 55 20 3 673 0.97 St. Martin's Ken ny Thompson 34 114 252 45.2 0 0 0.0 56 85 65.9 167 4.9 284 ' 8.4 19 16 40 567 1.11 9 9 .500 15 14 2303 2266 Dave Biwer 32 105 213 49.3 0 2 0.0 30 53 56.6 212 6.6 240 7.5 75 45 33 751 1.49 Seattle 9 9 .500 13 17 2278 2360 Israel Dorsey 33 97 165 58.8 6 12 50.0 35 57 61.4 120 3.6 235 7.1 42 35 3 699 1.41 Alaska Pacific 9 9 .500 12 19 25 19 2489 Bryan Gerig 34 69 125 55.2 6 19 31.6 48 63 76.2 83 2.4 192 5.6 141 50 12 811 l.83 Whitworth Kevin Burton 34 68 148 45.9 0 3 0.0 24 37 64.9 44 1.3 160 4.7 81 55 3 578 1.27 6 12 .333 15 14 2254 2420 Tim Brown 34 50 125 40.0 15 54 27.8 23 31 74.2 57 l.7 138 4.1 43 29 2 521 1.01 Sheldon Jackson 3 15 .167 4 22 2003 2496 Bill Veliz 31 53 116 45.7 14 36 38.9 14 18 77.8 72 2.3 134 4.3 49 25 3 363 1.42 Northwest College 0 18 .000 4 30 2337 3326 David Jones 7 43 78 55.l 5 10 50.0 6 9 66.2 9 4.1 97 13.9 14 9 6 124 1.45 Kelly Byrne 24 16 36 44.4 11 23 47.8 2 4 50.0 14 0.6 45 1.9 10 0 110 l.01 Bill Durham 18 12 35 34.3 0 0 0.0 l 4 25.0 46 2.6 25 1.4 2 6 96 LOO District Playoffs Frank Wilson l l 3 33.3 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 2 2.0 0 0 0 4 Western Washington 92, Simon Fraser 87 (loser out) Totals 34 1154 2420 47.7 100 298 33.6 501 712 70.4 1492 43.9 2909 85.6 620 362 135 6850 1.28 Opponenl 34 904 2074 43.6 136 352 38.6 524 768 68.2 1159 34. l 2467 72.6 490 225 84 6850 l.03 Central Washington 103, Lewis Clark State 78 (loser out) Western Washington 78, Central Washington 75 Team Rebound· CWU 109, Opp. 107. Dead balls - Central 109, OpponenlS 131. Fouled Out -Thompson 4, Haskins 3, Central Washington 72, Western Washington 51 Aaron I, Totals 8, Opp. 13. Offensive Rebounds· Aaron 88, Biwcr 87, Haskins 77, Evenson 63, Thompson 56, Dorsey 54, Veliz 31, Gerig 31, Burton 20, Durham 17, Brown 11, Jones 11, Byrne 6. Totals 552, Opp. 362. Western Washington 95, Central Washington 84 (WWU wins 2-1) SCORING BY HALVES Nationals Central Washington 1437 1453 19 - 2909 OpponenlS 1212 1242 13 - 2467 Western Washington 80, West Virginia Tech 67 (March 17) William Jewell, Mo. 89, Western Washington 70 (March 18) W-L 23-11 Home 13-1 Away 8-10 Neutral 2-0 District 14-4

AWARD WINNERS 1987-88 All-District Team Captain Israel Dorsey Hustle Bryan Gerig Carl Aaron Central Washington F 6-6 Sr. Inspirational DaveBiwcr MVP Carl Aaron Virgil Craft Whitworth c 6-6 So. Letter winners - Israel Dori;ey (4), Bill Veliz (3), Dave Biwer (2), Tim Brown (2) , Bill Eric Crawford St. Martin's G 6-0 Sr. Durham (2), An Haskins (2), Carl Aaron, Sieve Evenson, Kenny Thompson, Bryan Gerig, Kevin Tim Dickerson Western Washington G 6-0 Sr. Burton, Kelly Byrne. James Johnson Western Washington F 6-6 Sr. Damon Lowery Alaska Southeast G 5-11 Jr. Tony Pope Seattle F 6-6 Sr. Mark Staley Simon Fraser G 6-3 Sr. Steve Street Whitworth F 6-5 Sr. Stevie Snow Lewis Clark State G 5-10 Sr.

Coach-of-the-Year -Brad Jackson, Western Washington Player-of-the-Year - James Johnson, Western Washington

Little All-Northwest Carl Aaron Central Washington F 6-6 Jr. Bill Edwardson Warner Pacific c 6-9 Sr. Maurice Selvin Puget Sound G 6-4 Fr. Michael Brown College of Idaho G 6-3 Sr. Dale Bartley Alaska - Anchorage F 6-6 Sr.

Coach-of-the-Year - Brad Jackson, Western Washington

20 21 TEAM OFFENSE SINGLE SEASON 5. Rich Hanson (1973) 590 20.3 THE RECORD BOOK 6. Mel Cox (1964) 425 20.2 Field Goals - 1265 (1987) 7. Carl Whitfield (1978) 536 19.1 Field Goal Attempts - 2616 (1985) 493 18.9 3-Point Field Goal Attempts - 172, Tim Brown (1987-88) 8. Bill Chatman (1972) INDIVIDUAL GAME Field Goal PCT. -977-18 12, 53.9 (1983) 533 17.8 3-Point Field Goal PCT., Min. 125 - 39.6, Tim Brown 68-172 9. Doug Harris (1983) 3-Point Field Goals- 174 (1987) Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 695 17.4 Field Goals - 17, Paul Adams (Pacific Lutheran, 1-13-70) (1987-88) 10. Field Goal Attempts - 40, Fred Peterson (Western Washington, 3-Point Field Goal Attempts - 453 (1987) Rebounds- 1017, Mel Cox (1964-67) 3-Point Field Goal PCT. - 174-453, 38.4 (1987) 3-1-47) Rebound Avg. - 13.2, Bill Coordes, 805 (1957-59) Field Goals Free Throws - 626 (1987) I. Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 266 Field Goal Attempts, Modern-32, Tom Wallen born (Whitworth, Assists - 404, Joe Harris (1986-87) 1-14-61) Free Throw Attempts - 959 (1956) 2. Mel Cox (1967) 263 Steals - 112, Danny Pike (1983-84) Free Throw PCT. - 540-743, 72.7 (1965) Field Goal PCT., Min. 5 - 100.0, Ray Orange, 10-10 (Western Blocked Shots - 126, Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 3. Carl Aaron (1988) 254 Rebounds - 1689 (1987) 4. Carl Whitfield (1978) 242 Washington 3-1-80) Turnovers - 244, Ron vanderSchaaf ( 1984-87) Field Goal PCT., Min. 12 - 92.3, Doug Harris, 12-13 (Seattle Rebounding Avg. - 53.0 (1963) 5. Paul Adams (1970) 238 Fouls - 401, Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) Rebounding Margin - 12.8 (1963) Pacific, 1-29-83); Disqualifications- 20, Les Wyatt (1974-77) 6. Joe Holmes (1979) 236 Assists - 789 (1987) Ron vanderSchaaf, 12-13 (Alaska Southeast 12-3-86) Points -2120, Mel Cox (1964-67) 7. Rich Hanson (1973) 229 3-PT Field Goals - 6, Tim Brown (Sheldon Jackson, 2-14-87) Turnovers - 612 (1987) 8. Doug Harris (1983) 226 Scoring Avg. - 21.2, Mel Cox (1964-67) Fewest Turnovers - 348 (1975) 3-PT Field Goal Attempts - 8, Tim Brown (Sheldon Jackson, Games - 140, Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 9. Mel Cox (1966) 222 Fouls - 865 (1987) 2-14-87 & Simon Minutes Played - 3472, Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 10. Ray Orange (1980) 217 Fraser, 1-16-87) Disqualifications - 27 ( 1953) 3-PT Field Goal PCT., Min. 5 - 83.3, Jeff Leary, 5-6 (Seattle Points- 3330 (1987) Field Goal Attempts Pacific, 1-31-87) Scoring Avg. - 85.6 (1988) 1. Carl Whitfield (1978) 551 Free Throws - 19, Swede Livingston (British Columbia, 1-4-60) Scoring Margin - 14.3 (1967) 2. Paul Adams (1970) 529 Free Throw Attempts- 22, Mel Cox (Pacific Lutheran, 1-25-64) TEAM OFFENSE SINGLE GAME 3. Fred Peterson (1950) 512 Free Throw PCT., Min. 10 - 100.0, Willie Minor, 14-14 (St. Field Goals - 62, Northwest College (1-26-88) 4. Bill Chatman (1972) 500 Manin's, 12-10-59) Field Goal Attempts- 113, St. Martin's (2-14-47) TEAM DEFENSE SINGLE 5. Carl Aaron ( 1988) 493 Consecutive Free Throws Made - 24, Dennis Johnson (12-6-78 Field Goal Attempts, Modern - 104, Northwest College (1-26- 6. Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 475 to 1-31-79) 88) SEASON* 7. Joe Holmes (1979) 466 Rebounds - 26, Ron Olney (Eastern Washington, 2-21-63) Field Goal PCT. - 70.7, Whitman, 41-58 (2-15-83) Field Goal PCT. - 482-1555, 31.0 (1955) 8. Rich Hanson (1973) 455 Assists - 15, Reese Radliff (Western Washington, 2-4-83) 3-Point Field Goals - 14, Sheldon Jackson (2-14-87) 3-Point Field Goal PCT. - 173-449, 38.5 (1987) 9. David Williams (1982) 436 Steals - 7, John Holtmann (Seattle, 1-26-82) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts - 22, Simon Fraser (2-5-88) Free Throw PCT. - 348-562, 61.9 (1958) 10. Dave Oliver (1976) 435 Blocked Shots-6, Dale Daniels (Lewis Clark State, l-14-82); Ron 3-Point Field Goal PCT. - 70.0, SheldonJackson, 14-20(2-14-87) Rebounds - 837 (1958) vanderSchaaf (Western Washington, 1-30-87) Free Throws - 40, British Columbia (1-4-60) Points - 1351 (1958) Field Goal PCT. (Min. 100 atL) Turnovers - 10, David Williams {St. Martin's, 1-9-82); Rodnie Free Throw Attempts- 59, Alaska-Fairbanks (12-17-55) Scoring Avg. - 54.0 (1958) I. Doug Harris (1983) 226-323 70.0 Taylor (Lewis Clark State, 12-10-85) Free Throw PCT., Min. 10 - 96.0, East Central Oklahoma, 24-25 2. Ray Orange (1980) 217-344 63.1 Points - 43, Mel Cox (Pacific Lutheran, 1-25-64) (3-11-75) *Record fewest 3. Scott Tri (1982) 114-185 61.6 Minutes Played - 52, Joe Harris (Whitman), 1-11-86) Offensive Rebounds-27, Alaska Southeast (11-30-87) 4. Mel Cox (1967) 263-434 60.6 Rebounds - 74, Eastern Washington (2-21-63), Humboldt State 5. Dennis Johnson (1979) 14{}-232 60.3 (1 2-28-66) TEAM MISCELLANEOUS 6. Dennis Johnson (1980) 179-302 59.3 Assists- 40, Lewis Clark Stte (3-1-79) 7. 15rael Dorsey (1988) 97-165 58.8 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON Turnovers- 34, Pacific Lutheran (12-4-76) Consecutive w;ns-25 (1-3-70 to 3-13-70) 8. Dave Benedict (1967) 134-228 58.8 Field Goals - 266, Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) Fewest Turnovers- 2, Western Washington (2-15-75) Consecutive Losses- I? (2-9-27to1-13-28) 9. Mel Cox (1965) 147-252 58.3 Field Goal Attempts - 551, Carl Whitfield (1978) Steals - 24, Sheldon Jackson (2-14-87) Largest Victory Margin - 63 (CWU 115, Eastern Oregon 52; 10. Jerome Williams (1983) 87-152 57.2 Field Goal PCT., Min.150 - 70.0, Doug Harris, 226-323 (1983) Blocked Shots - 10, Lewis Clark State (1-14-87) 1-21-78) Largest Loss Margin - 47 (Seattle 90, CWU 43; 12-2-52) 3-Point Field Goals - 53, Tim Brown (1987) Fouls - 38, Southern Oregon (2-25-78) Free Throws 3-Point Field Goal Attempts - 124, Jeff Leary (1987) Disqualifications - 6, Southern Oregon (2-25-78), Eastern Wash­ Most Wins - 32 (1987) 1. Mel Cox (1966) 166 3-Point Field Goal PCT., Min. 50 - 44.9, Tim Brown, 53-118 ington (1-22-38) Most Losses - 18 (1951) 2. Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 162 (1987) Points - 139, Lewis Clark state (3-1-79) Best Winning PCT. - 1.000 (1908) 3. Mitch Adams (1970) 160 Free Throws - 166, Mel Cox (1966) Best Winning PCT., Modern - .939 ( 1970) 4. Jack Brantner (1956) 157 Free Throw Attempts - 245, Jack Bran1ner (1956) Points, Half - 79, Lewis Clark State (3-1-79) 5. Mel Cox (1964) 151 Free Throw PCT., Min. 50 - 84.2, &I Smith, 8{}-95 (1965) Points, Both Teams- 230 (CWU 139, Lewis Clark State 91; 3-1- 6. Carl Aaron (1988) 141 Rebounds- 323, Mitch Adams (1970) TEAM DEFENSE SINGLE 79) 7. Mel Cox (1967) 140 Rebound Avg. - 14.8, Bill Coordes, 251 (1959) 8. Chuck Hepworth (1966) 137 Assists - 242, Joe Harris (1987) GAME* 9. Rich Hanson (1972) 136 Steals - 102, Ray Orange (1980) Field Goals - 10, Simon Fraser (2-6-76), Eastern Washington SEASON LEADERS 10. Rich Hanson (1973) 132 Steals (Since 1981) - 70, Danny Pike (1984), Joe Callero (1986) ( 1-24-58), Humboldt State (12-19-57), British Columbia (1-17-58) Blocked Shots - 49, Rodnie Taylor (1987) Field Goal Attempts - 25, Simon Fraser (2-6-76) Free Throws Attempts Turnovers - 112, David Williams (1982) Field Goal PCT. - 15.6, Eastern Washington, 10-64 (1-24-58) Scoring 1. Jack Bran1ner (1956) 245 Fouls - 116, Glenn Schmick (1967) 3-Point Field Goals• - 11 , Seattle (1-10-87) I. Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 695 2. Mitch Adams ( 1970) 236 Disqualifications - 11, Stan Puhich (1968) 3-Point Field Goal Attempts• - 25, Northwest College (1-26-88) 2. Mel Cox ( 1967) 666 3. Mel Cox ( 1966) 235 Points - 696, Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 3-Point Field Goal PCT., min. 10 - 10.0, Alaska Southeast, 1-10 3. Carl Aaron (1988) 649 4. Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 229 Scoring Avg. - 22.1, Mel Cox, 419 (1965) (2-26-87) 4. Mel Cox (1966) 610 5. Mel Cox (1964) 213 Games - 41, Joe Harris, Tom Pettersen, Tim Brown, Jeff Leary Free Throws - I, Oregon Tech (1-15-77); Western Washington 5. Rich Hanson (1973) 590 6. Mel Cox (1967) 200 (1987) (3-4-78) 6. Ron vanderSchaaf (1986) 540 7. Bruce Sanderson (1969) 197 Minutes Played- 1228, Joe Harris (1987) Free Throw Attempts - 2, Oregon Tech (1-15-77); Western 7. Carl Whitfield (1978) 536 8. Chuck Hepworth ( 1966) 193 Washington (3-4-78) 8. Paul Adams (1970) 533 9. Carl Aaron (1988) 182 Free Throw PCT., Min. IO- 18.2, Pacific Lutheran, 2-11 (12-3 - Doug Harris (1983) 533 10. Mel Cox ( 1965) 173 INDIVIDUAL CAREER 83) 10. Joe Holmes (1979) 517 Dan Heacox (1953) 173 Field Goals - 769, Mel Cox (1964-67) Rebounds- 18, Eastern Washington (1-12-80) Field Goal Attempts- 1401, Mel Cox (1964-67) Turnovers' - 38, Cal State - Los Angeles (12-1-83) Scoring Average Free Throw PCT. (Min. 50 attempts) 1. Mel Cox ( 1965) 419 22.1 84.2 Field Goal PCT., Min. 300 - 60.3, Ray Orange, 343-569 (1979- Fouls• - 37, Eastern Washington (1-8-66) 1. Ed Smith ( 1965) 8{}-95 2. Carl Aaron (1988) 649 21.6 84.2 80) Points, Modern - 27, Humboldt State (12-19-57) 2. Ed Smith (1966) 85-101 3. Mel Cox ( 1967) 666 21.5 84.1 Free Throws - 582, Mel Cox (1964-67) Most Points• - 110, Whitworth (12-16-63) 3. Tim Sandberg (1974) 9{}-107 4. Mel Cox (1966) 610 21.0 83.3 Free Throw Attempts - 821, Mel Cox (1964-67) *Record fewest except where indicated with asterik. 4. Ned Delmore (1974) 45-54 Free Throw PCT., Min.125- 84.2, Ed Smith, 165-196 (1965- 66) 3-Point Field Goals-68, Tim Brown (1987-88) 22 23 Harold Riggan (1963) 60-72 83.3 Minutes Played 8. Roger Boesel ( 1984-85) 224-425 52.7 19. Ray Orange (1979-80) 395 6. Dean Nicholson (1950) 93-112 83.0 1. Joe Harris (1987) 1228 9. Tom Pettersen (1986-87) 192-365 52.6 20. Dave Biwer (1987-88) 388 7. Dennis Johnson (1980) 100-121 82.6 2. Joe Harris (1986) 1055 10. Rodnie Taylor (1985-87) 495-949 52.2 8. Ned Delmore ( 1975) 64-78 82.1 3. Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 1053 Rebound Average (Min. 40 Games) 9. Eli Caner ( l981) 41-50 82.0 4. Ken Bunton (1984) 978 Free Throws 1. Bill Coordes (1957-59) 805 13.2 10. Theartis Wallace (1969) 54-66 81.8 5. Danny Pike (1984) 963 1. Mel Cox ( 1964-67) 582 2. Mel Cox ( 1964-67) 1017 10.2 2. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 390 3. Joe Kominski (1957-58) 358 8.7 Rebounds 3. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 378 4. Mitch Adams (1969-71) 791 8.7 1. Mitch Adams ( 1970) 323 Career Leaders ~ 4. Bill Coordes (1956-59) 358 5. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 764 8.7 2. Bill Coordes (1957) 322 Scoring ,, 5. Mitch Adams ( 1969-71) 319 6. Paul Adams ( 1969-70) 552 8.5 3. Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 320 1. Mel Cox ( 1964-67) 2120 6. Don Heacox (1953-55) 268 7. Dave Oliver (1976-77) 514 8.3 4. Bruce Sanderson (1969) 302 2. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 1693 7. Les Wyatt (1974-77) 256 8. Ray Kinnaman (1960-62) 490 8.0 5. Paul Adams (1970) 294 3. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 1506 8. Jim Clifton (1962-65) 244 9. Norm Erken (1959-61) 431 7.7 6. Mel Cox ( 1966) 292 4. Dave Allen (1967-70) 1393 9. Jack Brantner (1955-56) 228 10. Dave Benedict (1967-68) 426 7.6 7. Rich Hanson (1971) 275 5. Dean Nicholson (1947-50) 1377 10. Don Myers (1954-56) 223 8. Mel Cox ( 1967) 273 6. Les Wyatt (1974-77) 1368 Assis~s 9. Dave Oliver (1976) 272 7. Bill Coordes (1956-59) 1320 Free Throw Attempts 1. Joe Harris ( 1986-87) 404 10. Ron vanderSchaaf (1986) 270 8. Jim Clifton ( 1962-65) 1160 1. Mel Cox ( 1964-67) 821 2. Reese Radliff ( 1983-84) 318 9. Rodnie Taylor (1985-87) 1158 2. Bill Coordes (1957-59) 549 3. Sam Miller (1979-80) 262 Rebound Average 10. Steve Page (1974-75, 79) 1009 3. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 518 4. Dave Olzendam (1976-77) 253 1. Bill Coordes (1959) 251 14.8 11. Mitch Adams (1969-71) 1007 4. Mitch Adams (1969-71) 511 5. Steve Page (1974-75, 79) 248 2. Bill Coordes (1957) 322 14.6 12. Fred Peterson (1947-50) 1006 5. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 496 6. Dave McDow (1973-75) 234 3. Mel Cox (1964) 266 12.7 13. Dave Oliver (1976-77) 976 6. Don Heacox (1953-55) 406 7. Joe Callero (1984-86) 223 4. Ron Olney (1963) 255 10.6 14. Eric Schooler (1969-72) 971 7. Les Wyatt(l974-77) 358 8. Jon Jordon (1984-85) 210 5. Bill Coordes (1958) 232 10.5 15. Ken Bunton (1983-84) 911 8. Jack Brantner (1955-56) 353 9. Les Wyatt (1974-77) 201 6. Mel Cox (1966) 292 10.l 16. Paul Adams (1969-70) 906 9. Don Myers (1954-56) 314 10. Vern Adams (1980-81) 197 7. Bruce Sanderson (1969) 302 10.l 17. Chuck Long (1947-50) 895 10. Jim Clifton (1962-65) 311 8. Rich Hanson ( 1972) 260 10.0 18. Ed Rogel (1967-69) 879 Steals Joe Kominski (1957) 180 10.0 19. Joe Harris (1986-87) 856 Free Throw PCT. (Min. 125 att.) 1. Danny Pike (1983-84) 112 10. Norm Erken (1960) 235 9.8 20. Don Heacox (1953-55) 854 1. Ed Smith (1965-66) 165-196 84.2 2. Joe Harris (1986-87) 104 2. Ned Delmore (1974-75) 109-132 82.6 3. Ray Orange (1979-80) 102 Assists Scoring Average (Min. 40 Games) 3. Dennis Johnson ( 1979-80) 168-205 82.0 4. Eli Carter (1980-81) 99 1. Joe Harris (1987) 242 1. Mel Cox (1964-67) 2120 21.2 4. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 390-496 78.6 5. Ken Bunton ( 1983-84) 94 2. Reese Radliff (1984) 166 2. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 1506 17.1 5. Jim Clifton (1962-65) 244-311 78.4 Keith Bragg (1982-85) 94 3. Joe Harris (1986) 162 3. Joe Holmes (1979-80) 693 15.8 6. Harold Riggan (1962-63) 114-146 78.1 4. Reese Radliff (1983) 152 4. Dave Oliver (1976-77) 976 15.7 7. Steve Page (1974-75, 79) 161-207 77.8 Turnovers 5. Joe Callero (1986) 147 5. Bill Coordes (1956-59) 1320 15.5 8. Dave Benedict (1967-68) 222-291 76.3 1. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 244 6. Bryan Gerig (1988) 141 6. Ken Bunton (1983-84) 911 15.4 9. Jon Jordon ( 1984-85) 115-152 75.7 2. Rodnie Taylor (1985-87) 225 7. Sam Miller(1979) 140 7. Jack Brantner (1955-56) 644 15.0 10. Eli Caner (1980-81) 96-127 75.6 3. Les Wyatt (1974-77) 197 8. Dave Olzendam (1977) 139 8. Bill Chaunan (1971-72) 813 14.8 4. Joe Harris (1986-87) 176 9. Jon Jordon (1985) 138 9. Dave Benedict (1967-68) 820 14.6 Rebounds 5. Dave Olzendam (1976-77) 167 10. Sam Miller (1980) 122 10. Paul Adams ( 1969-70) 906 13.9 1. Mel Cox ( 1964-67) 1017 6. Steve Page (1974-75, 79) 158 2. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 918 7. Ray Orange (1979-80) 134 Steals Field Goals 3. Les Wyatt (1974-77) 813 Al Roberts (1977-78) 134 1. Joe Orange (1980) 102 1. Mel Cox ( 1964-67) 769 4. Bill Coordes (1957-59) 805 9. John Holunann (1981-83) 132 2. Danny Pike (1984) 70 2. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 657 5. Mitch Adams (1969-71) 791 Jon Jordon (1984-85) 132 Joe Callero (1986) 70 3. Dave Allen (1967-70) 592 6. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 764 4. David Williams (1982) 66 4. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 558 7. Glenn Smick ( 1966-69) 620 Blocked Shols 5. Ken Bunton (1984) 61 5. Les Wyatt (1974-77) 556 8. Rodnie Taylor (1985-87) 592 1. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 126 6. Mike Barney ( 1981) 59 6. Rodnie Taylor (1985-87) 495 9. Paul Adams (1969-70) 552 2. Rodnie Taylor (1985-87) 103 Keith Bragg (1985) 59 7. Bill Coordes (1956-59) 481 10. Dave Oliver (1976-77) 514 3. Dave Biwcr (1987-88) 62 8. Joe Harris (1987) 58 8. Jim Clifton ( 1962-65) 458 11. John Harper(J981-82) 437 4. John Harper ( 1981-82) 55 Reese Radliff (1984) 58 9. Steve Page (1974-75, 79) 424 12. Norm Erkin (1959-61) 431 5. Dale Daniels (1982-83) 42 10. Dave Oliver (1976-77) 404 13. Danny Pike (1983-84) 428 Turnovers 14. George Bender (1967-69, 71) 427 Minutes Played 1. David Williams (1982) 112 Field Goal Attempts 15. Dave Benedict (1967-68) 426 1. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 3472 2. Darrell Tanner (1985) 98 1. Mel Cox ( 1964-67) 1401 16. Dave Wenzler (1964-66, 68) 421 2. Joe Harris (1986-87) 2283 3. Al Robens ( 1977) 95 2. Dave Allen (1967-70) 1279 .'I 17. Byron Angel (1975-76) 404 3. Rodnie Taylor (1985-87) 2157 Rodnie Taylor (1986) 95 3. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 1203 18. Ron Weber (1972-73) 399 4. Israel Dorsey (1985-88) 1875 5. Joe Harris (1987) 94 4. Jim Clifton ( 1962-65) 1189 5. Ken Bunton (1983-84) 1824 6. Dave Olzendam (1977) 90 5. Bill Coordes (1956-59) 1126 7. Bill Chatman (1972) 86 6. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 1109 l Rodnie Taylor (1987) 86 7. Les Wyatt (1974-77) 1108 30 POINT GAMES 9. Joe Harris (1986) 82 8. Paul Adams (1969-70) 963 10. Ron vanderSchaaf ( 1986) 81 9. Rodnie Taylor (1985-87) 949 10. Phil Fitterer (1960-62) 927 PTS DATE PLAYER OPPONENT Blocked Shots 34 Mar. 1, 1947 Fred Peterson Western Washington 1. Rodnie Taylor (1987) 49 Field Goal PCT. (Min. 300 Attempts) 31 Dec. 22, 1950 Hal Jones Lewis & Clark 1. Ray Orange (1979-80) 343-569 60.3 2. Ron vanderSchaaf ( 1987) 44 Feb. 8, 1951 Hal Jones Western Washington 3. Rodnie Taylor (1986) 38 2. Dennis Johnson (1979-80) 319-534 59.7 41 4. John Harper ( 1982) 37 3. Dave Benedict ( 1967-68) 299-517 57.8 38 Feb.25, 1954 Bob Logue Puget Sound Dale Daniels ( 1982) 37 4. Mel Cox ( 1964-67) 769-1401 54.9 35 Dec. 18, 1954 Jack Brantner Seattle Pacific 5. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 657-1203 54.6 6. Joe LaDuca (1969-70) 165-310 53.2 32 Jan. 4, 1958 Bill Coordes Lewis & Clark 7. Rodnie Taylor (1985-86) 303-574 52.8 33 Feb. 8, 1958 Bill Coordes Whitworth 31 Jan. 30, 19 59 Bill Coordes Puget Sound 24 25 30 Feb. 13, 1959 Bill Coordes Western Washington 20 Jan.20, 1962 Harold Riggan Eastern Washington 31 Dec. 11, 1962 Brad Wilson Western Montana 26 Feb.21, 1963 Ron Olney Eastern Washington 32 Dec. 30, 1963 Mel Cox Southern Oregon 20 Jan. 2, 1964 Mel Cox Humboldt State 31 Jan. 18, 1964 Mel Cox Seattle Pacific 24 Jan.25, 1964 Mel Cox Pacific Lutheran 43 Jan. 25, 1964 Mel Cox Pacific Lutheran 20 Dec. 26, 1965 Chuck Hepworth Sacramento State 30 Feb. 15, 1964 Mel Cox Eastern Washington 31 Jan. 9, 1965 Mel Cox Pacific Lutheran 36 Feb. 12, 1965 Mel Cox Eastern Washington CWU BASKETBALL COACHES 35 Feb. 13, 1965 Mel Cox Whitworth 34 Jan. 29, 1966 Mel Cox Puget Sound Overall Conference Feb. 11, 1966 Mel Cox Eastern Washington 32 Coach (Years) w L PCT w L PCT Years 33 Feb.26, 1966 Mel Cox Pacific Lutheran Edwin Saunders ( 1904-05, 08-09) 19 8 .704 4 35 Feb. 17, 1967 Mel Cox Western Washington A.K. Smith (1906) I .500 30 Feb. 18, 1967 Mel Cox Eastern Washington Frank T. Wilson (1907) 2 2 .500 I 32 Mar. 7, 1967 Mel Cox Pacific Lutheran J.B. Potter (1910-11) 17 6 .739 2 33 Dec. 21, 1970 Bill Chatman Pacific Lutheran James Dallas (1912-13) 11 13 .458 2 35 Jan. 13, 1970 Paul Adams Pacific Lutheran L.D. Sparks (1914-17) 12 19 .387 4 30 Dec. 2, 1971 Bill Chatman Carroll B.A. Leonard (1922-25) 18 41 .305 I 7 .125 4 31 Jan.29, 1972 Rich Hanson Oregon Tech Harold Quigley (1926) 6 13 .316 0 4 .000 I 33 Feb.4, 1972 Rich Hanson Western Washington Roy Sandburg (1927-29) 38 30 .559 8 4 .667 3 Eastern Oregon 31 Feb. 11, 1972 Rich Hanson Leo Nicholson (1930-64) 505 281 .642 208 147 .586 33 37 Feb. 17, 1973 Rich Hanson Oregon Tech Dean Nicholson (1965-) 546 204.728 152 35 .813 24 32 Feb.9, 1974 Tim Sandberg Eastern Oregon 34 Dec. 21, 1976 Dave Oliver Cal State - Los Angeles Conference Titles - Dean Nicholson 15, Leo Nicholson 9, Roy Sandburg 2. 33 Dec. 2, 1978 Joe Holmes Whitworth District Titles - Dean Nicholson 20, Leo Nicholson I. 36 Dec. 30, 1978 Joe Holmes Chico State 35 Nov. 28, 1979 Joe Holmes Whitman 30 Dec. 4, 1979 Joe Holmes Seattle NAIA DISTRICT 1 CHAMPIONS 30 Feb. I, 1980 Dennis Johnson Lewis Clark State 1942 Enstern Washington 1954 Whitwonh 30 Feb. 5, 1983 Doug Harris Eastern Washington 1966 Central Washington 1978 Central Washington 1943 Eastern Washingmn 1955 Whitwonh 1967 Central Washington 1979 Central Washington 31 Mar. 5, 1984 Ken Bunton Pacific Lutheran 1944 No playoffs 1956 Pacific Lutheran 1968 Central Washington 1980 Central Washington 30 Feb.25, 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf Eastern Washington 1945 Eastern Washington 1957 Pacific Lutheran 1969 Central Washington 1981 Central Washington 1946 Eastern Washington 1958 Pacific Lutheran 31 Dec. 13, 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf Whitworth 1970 Central Washington 1982 Central Washington 1947 Eastern Washington 1959 Pacific Lutheran 1971 Central Washington 1983 St. Martin's 33 Nov.30, 1987 David Jones Alaska Southeast 1948 Gonzaga 1960 Western Washington 1972 Western Washington 1984 Central Washington 32 Dec. 19, 1987 Carl Aaron Western Baptist 1949 Puget Sound 1961 Whitwonh 1973 Alaska - Fairbanks 1985 Central Washington 1950 Central Washington 1962 Pacific Lutheran Carl Aaron Puget Sound 1974 Central Washington 1986 Central Washington 36 Feb. 15, 1988 1951 Pacific Lutheran 1963 Pacific Lutheran 1975 Central Washington 1987 Central Washington 30 Feb.20, 1988 Carl Aaron Sheldon Jackson 1952 Whitworth 1964 Pacific Lutheran 1976 Central Washington 1988 Western Washington 31 Feb. 25, l 98S- Carl Aaron St. Martin's 1953 Gonzaga 1965 Central Washington 1977 Central Washington 37 Mar. 5, 1988 Carl Aaron Western Washington 32 Mar.7, 1988 Carl Aaron Western Washington NAIA DISTRICT 1 COACHES OF THE YEAR

20 REBOUND GAMES 1964 Gene Lundgaard, Pacific Lutheran 1977 Dick Kaufman, St. Martin's 1965 Dean Nicholson, Central Washington 1978 Ed Anderson, Pacific Lutheran 1966 Chuck Randall, Western Washington NO. DATE PLAYER OPPONENT 1979 Len Stevens, St. Martin's 1967 Dean Nicholson, Central Washington 21 Dec. 2, 2956 Bill Coordes Puget Sound 1980 Dean Nicholson, Central Washington 1968 Dick Kamm, Whitworth 22 Jan. 3, 1957 Bill Coordes Whitworth . 1981 Jim Mastin, Whitman 1969 Dean Nicholson, Central Washington 21 Feb. I, 1957 Bill Coordes Whitworth Len Stevens, St. Martin's 1970 Dean Nicholson, Central Washington 23 Feb. 2, 1957 Bill Coordes Eastern Washington 1982 Dean Nicholson, Central Washington 1971 Chuck Randall, Western Washington 20 Jan. 6, 1959 Wally Loe St. Martin's 1983 Joe Meagher, St. Martin's 1972 Chuck Randall, Western Washington 20 Jan. 16, 1959 Bill Coordes Whitworth 1984 Bruce Haroldson, Pacific Lutheran 1973 Al Svenningson, Alaska - Fairbanks 20 Jan. 30, 1959 Bill Coordes Puget Sound 1985 Len Nardone, Seattle 1974 Dick Kaufman, St. Martin's 22 Jan. 31, 1959 Bill Coordes Western Washington 1986 Jim Mastin, Whitman 1975 Dean Nicholson, Central Washington 21 Feb.6, 1959 Bill Coordes Eastern Washington 1987 Clair Markey, Alaska Southeast 1976 Cal Riemcke, Whitworth 20 Feb. 7, 1959 Bill Coordes Whitworth 1988 Brad Jackson, Western Washington 21 Feb. 13, 1959 Bill Coordes Western Washington 20 Dec. 9, 1961 Ray Kinnaman Portland State 26 27 Year-by-Year Dean Nicholson Era 79 Simon Fraser 74 73 Western Washington• 87 91 Eastern Oregon• 59 72 Seattle Pacific 68 66 Seattle Pacific 74 72 Eastern Washington' 69 78 Western Washington• 63 72 Pacific Lutheran 62 68 Seattle Pacific (OTJ 63 75 Western Washington• 66 100 Eastern Oregon• 63 54 Western Oregon' 52 1964-65 1966-67 82 St. Martin's .. 77 63 Eastern Washington' 60 91 Eastern Washington• 77 91 Southern Oregon• 68 59 Seattle Pacific 70 83 Chico State 56 95 Albuquerque+ 72 68 Eastern Washington• 53 90 Southern Oregon' 67 59 Oregon Tech• 76 48 Whitworth 54 89 Pacific Lutheran 83 85 AlcomA&M+ 70 63 Seattle Pacific 55 82 Oregon Tech' 81 89 Western Washington• 76 88 Whitman 72 74 Pacific LutQeran 65 47 Central State (Ohioj + 66 82 Whitworth" 63 71 Western Washington' 76 83 Simon Fraser 67 77 Willamette 65 85 St. Martin's 80 93 Whitworth' W-L 22-8 Conference 10-2 71 96 SL Martin's 88 66 Seattle Pacific 72 82 Willamette 83 108 Humboldt State 81 71 Western waShington' 58 75 Seattle Pacific 73 67 Eastern Washington• 70 98 Whitman 73 70 Chico State 66 54 Western Washington• 49 78 Eastern Oregon• 69 114 Eastern Oregon• 79 90 Pacific 63 74 Southwest Missouri (OTJ 75 80 Portland State 67 70 Eastern Washington' 82 75 Alaska-Fairbanks"' 73 90 Sacramento State 79 74 Portland State 79 70 Pacific Lutheran"" 69 105 Southern Oregon" 83 86 Alaska-Fairbanks"" 71 112 Pasadena 86 78 Western Washington" 51 54 Pacific Lutheran"" 51 89 Oregon Tech" 83 76 E. Central Oklahoma+ 65 74 Seattle Pacific 95 61 Western Washington" 57 1968-69 77 St. Benedict's+ 65 101 Western Oregon" 61 56 Winston-Salem, N.C. + 57 71 Pacific Lutheran• 64 77 Whitworth" 55 66 96 Pacific Lutheran 64 Wartburg+ 58 68 Simon Fraser 81 W-L 23-6; Conference 10-2 62 Western Washington• 60 79 Whitworth" 72 69 62 St. Martin's 65 Jackson State+ 70 87 Portland State 85 Puget Sound• 68 92 105 Seattle Pacific 78 66 Pacific Lutheran 67 54 Eastern New Mexico+ 53 W-L 17-9; Conference 9-3 St. Martin's 89 98 91 Eastern Washington• 61 99 Linfield 76 71 Kentucky State+ 79 St. Martin's 67 96 99 Eastern Washington• 70 81 Linfield 88 W-L 31-2; Conference 12-0 69 Seattle Pacific 63 83 St. Martin's 64 77 Sacramento State 66 68 Whitworth" 65 68 1975-76 Puget Sound 42 63 Whittier 69 Eastern Washington• 77 85 84 Seattle Pacific 66 57 Macalaster 54 105 St. Martin's 72 Puget Sound• 82 70 88 Whitworth" 78 81 Eastern Washington• 49 1972-73 85 Pacific Lutheran 64 101 Western Washington" 75 85 Alaska-Fairbanks 75 73 Eastern Washington• 91 67 Puget Sound 72 1970-71 78 Pacific Lutheran 63 88 Eastern Washington• 71 84 Alaska-Fairbanks 56 91 Whitworth" 59 51 Whitworth 50 94 Portland State 93 62 St. Martin's 77 70 Whitworth" 72 81 Western Washington• 68 89 Whitworth• 48 87 St. Martin's 70 69 Pacific Lutheran 62 55 Gonzaga 76 85 Pacific Lutheran• 72 106 Eastern Washington• 55 87 St. Martin's 78 56 Pacific Lutheran 55 72 Simon Fraser 73 63 Lewis & Clark 52 90 St. Martin's•• 75 83 Puget Sound 76 70 Simon Fraser 53 55 Whitworth 45 66 San Francisco State 61 59 Alaska-Fairbanks 48 67 St. Martin's•• 60 93 Pacific Lutheran•• 72 53 Western Washington• 72 Eastern Washington 67 43 82 St. Martin's 75 59 Marymount 81 61 Eastern Montana+ 63 83 Pacific Lutheran•• 74 59 Western Washington• 73 Eastern Oregon• 64 51 98 Pacific Lutheran 93 86 Portland State 79 W-L 20-6; Conference 9-1 72 Trenton State+ 60 58 Seattle Pacific 77 Western Oregon• 76 56 69 Claremont-Mudd 68 64 Western Oregon• 46 78 Gilford College+ 67 79 Eastern Washington• 74 72 Western Washington• 51 93 Pasadena 77 53 Western Washington• 43 60 Eastern New Mexico+ 58 70 Eastern Washington" 74 Puget Sound 62 75 68 Eastern Michigan 102 65 Simon Fraser 55 68 Oklahoma Baptist + 78 76 Portland State 59 Oregon Tech• 66 74 74 Simon Fraser 49 62 Eastern Oregon• 51 106 Morris Harvey (WVaJ + 92 98 Whitworth" 81 Southern Oregon• 67 65 72 Simon Fraser (Otj 68 46 Eastern Washington• 56 67 Whitworth• 71 Seattle Pacific 75 W·L 27-4 Conference 8-1 64 92 Oregon Tech• 59 57 Seattle Pacific 53 67 Eastern Washington• 48 Western Washington• 59 Southern Oregon' 50 79 Southern Oregon• 84 1965-66 109 69 80 St. Martin's 53 Western Washington• 54 77 Oregon Tech" 75 91 Portland State 99 51 36 81 Alaska Methodist 45 86 Seattle Pacific 82 53 Simon Fraser 32 85 Western Oregon• 72 Western Washington• 45 104 71 Whitworth 73 92 Portland State 79 37 Eastern Oregon• 86 78 Western Washington• 69 Simon Fraser 38 0 68 Simon Fraser• • 72 Eastern Wash_ (3 OTJ 74 88 Portland State 77 53 69 Gonzaga 74 57 St. Martin's 47 1967-68 62 Simon Fraser•• 100 Western Oregon• 72 70 Pacific Lutheran 91 55 55 Whitworth" 61 61 Eastern Oregon" 47 74 92 New Haven+ 82 94 Western Washington• 81 75 St. Martin's 68 Pacific Lutheran 63 59 Eastern Washington• 61 68 Eastern Washington• 60 96 Howard Payne+ 74 83 Oregon Tech• 69 77 Sacramento State 74 97 Pacific Lutheran 73 63 Eastern Oregon• 65 74 Pacific Lutheran 58 70 68 Henderson State + 82 Southern Oregon" 67 82 Lewis & Clark 76 St. Martin's 63 F< 88 Eastern Washington• 68 66 Southern Oregon• 53 75 87 Maryland State+ 84 Seattle Pacific 71 91 Chico State 68 Portland State 73 93 75 Whitworth• 62 89 Oregon Tech' 64 66 96 Elizabeth City+ 82 74 Eastern Washington• • 82 76 Eastern Washington• 75 Whittier 68 78 St . Martin's 67 52 Seattle Pacific 73 58 74 Eastern W asbfngton" • 66 103 Eastern Washington• 81 Willamette 58 W·L 24-9; Conference 8-4 100 Oregon Tech• 56 70 Western Oregon' 64 52 Eastern Washington• • 49 68 Portland 66 87 Sacramento State 89 93 Southern Oregon' 61 52 Portland State 71 71 75 Briar Cliff+ 72 82 Whitworth" 103 Eastern Washington• 65 67 Western Washington• 65 65 Alaska-Fairbanks"• 67 72 Marymount+ 83 63 Whitworth" 66 99 Eastern Washington• 58 89 Eastern Oregon• 53 73 Alaska-Fairbanks•• 59 50 W·L 23-7; Conference 9-3 58 St. Martin's 91 Whitworth" 74 60 Western Oregon• 39 60 Alaska-Fairbanks•• 65 85 Western Washington• 61 72 Whitworth" 69 1969-70 61 Pacific Lutheran•• 70 W-L 20-9; Conference 11-1 66 Western Washington• 76 68 Seattle Pacific 77 81 Pacific Lutheran•• 71 77 St. Martin's 90 Puget Sound• 77 97 Alaska-Fairbanks 59 75 62 Pacific Lutheran•• 59 85 Linfield 82 85 Puget Sound• 75 90 Alaska-Fairbanks 51 98 Nebraska-Doane+ 73 91 Linfield 89 Seattle Pacific 101 61 Western Washington• 71 78 59 Kentucky State+ 73 Eastern Washington• 72 93 Pacific Lutheran 65 1976-77 85 56 Western Washington' 48 W-L 24-9; Conference 11·3 81 Portland State 72 99 St. Martin's 87 62 Sacramento State 47 1974-75 65 Whitworth 61 70 Chico State 65 79 Whitworth' 61 92 Eastern Washington• 59 72 St. Martin's 68 74 Pacific Lutheran 60 57 Whittier 59 82 Puget Sound• 49 68 Eastern Washington• 45 92 Pacific Lutheran 64 64 Puget Sound 71 70 Portland State 69 88 Seattle Pacific 96 63 Whitworth• 68 82 Whitworth 60 67 St. Martin's 71 81 Eastern Washington• 68 52 Western Washington• 72 84 Whitworth• 73 80 Simon Fraser 64 91 Simon Fraser 71 82 Eastern Washington• 65 1971·72 90 Pacific Lutheran• • 72 80 Western Washington• 64 90 Whitman 64 73 Pacific Lutheran 64 90 Pacific Lutheran 67 105 Carroll 64 Western Washington• • 53 67 Western Washington• 62 84 84 Alaska-Fairbanks 94 59 Puget Sound 63 82 Whitworth" 74 83 St. Martin's 74 Western Washington• • 63 84 Seattle Pacific 94 72 69 Alaska-Fairbanks 71 51 Grambling 62 72 Whitworth" 68 90 Gonzaga 65 Grambling+ 70 68 Portland State 80 100 86 Whitman 66 81 Los Angeles State+ + 92 78 St- Martin's 67 67 Pacific Lutheran W-L 21-8; Conference 9-3 77 St. Martin's"• 70 73 83 Pacific Lutheran 62 68 Western Washington• 65 66 Nebraska-Omaha 62 76 Southern Oregon• 56 94 Western Oregon• 62 75 San Fernando 66 80 Oregon Tech• 74 90 St . Martin's 71 53 Whittier 65 100 St. Martin's 73 77 Southern Oregon• 60 85 Western Oregon• 65 74 Western Washington• 56 68 Oregon Tech .. 57 83 Portland State 99 69 Western Oregon• 55 73 Seattle Pacific 70 76 St. Martin's 49 Eastern Oregon• 48 61 Seattle Pacific S8 SS Eastern Washington 76 101 Simon Fraser• 60 1985-86 so 108 Alaska Southeast 66 68 Eastern Washington• 66 69 St. Martin's 68 88 Seattle Pacific 7S 6S Western Washington• S3 77 Victoria 66 88 Western Washington•• 7S S7 Eastern Washington• 79 68 Puget Sound S7 78 Western Washington S2 78 Whitworth' 67 82 George Fox 80 66 Western Washington•• 77 77 Alaska-Fairbanks 63 63 Alaska-Anchorage 7S 84 Simon Fraser 79 S7 Puget Sound 74 7S Seattle Pacific 72 81 Western Washington•• 6S 83 Western Washington• 72 87 Alaska-Fairbanks 81 S7 Puget Sound 76 78 St. Martin's (OT) 77 64 Gonzaga 63 86 Atlantic Christian+ 82 78 Western Oregon• 6S 71 Alaska-Fairbanks 87 72 Whitman S3 64 Seattle Pacific 74 77 Whitman 78 84 St. Thomas Aquinas+ 83 96 Southern Oregon• 69 92 St. Martin's 67 S9 Lewis Clark State 7S 60 Whitworth (OT)' S8 68 Lewis Clark State 67 92 Hawaii-Hilo+ 83 83 Oregon Tech• 71 S7 Simon Fraser S6 74 Eastern Washington 66 66 Western Washington• 67 7S Pacific Lutheran 73 63 Washburn+ 7S S7 Puget Sound 63 83 Western Washington 66 S9 Pacific Lutheran 60 91 Simon Fraser• 68 97 College of Idaho 78 79 Georgetown + 69 S2 Eastern Oregon• 47 74 Lewis Clark State 73 6S Simon Fraser 67 108 Lewis Clark State 69 79 George Fox 7S Seattle Pacific 7S S7 Eastern Washington 66 66 Western Washington S9 62 Puget Sound 73 78 W amer Pacific 66 69 W·L 32-9; No Conference Western Washington• • S6 6S Seattle Pacific so 74 Hawail-Hilo 60 9S Seattle Pacific 76 74 College of Idaho 78 111 f- forfeit 82 St. Martin's•• 76 139 Lewis Clark State•• 91 87 Hawaii-Hilo 64 S9 Pacific Lutheran S6 8S Northwest Nazarene 99 66 Eastern Washington• • S9 89 Western Washington•• 81 6S Puget Sound 88 66 Eastern Washington S8 96 Whitman (3 ot) 9S 72 Keene State, N.H. + S6 7S Pacific Lutheran•• S3 76 Seattle Pacific 67 122 St . Martin's 66 74 Puget Sound S9 S8 Newberry, S.C. + S7 83 Dakota Wesleyan + 62 48 St. Martin's 49 84 Seattle 73 69 St. Martin's SS 71 Grand Valley, Mich. + 7S 66 Midwestern State+ 73 98 Seattle 60 70 Western Oregon (OT)+ + 69 63 WesterO Washington• S9 W-L 24-8; Conference 11-1 W-L 2S-6; No Conference 67 Simon Fraser•• (Ot) 66 69 Lewis Clark State•• S6 SS Whitworth ff)' S7 1987-88 St. Martin's•• 48 Pacific Lutheran•• IOI ++Forfeit 49 S8 54 Seattle 68 S8 St. Martin's•• Sl 82 Pacific Lutheran•• 74 68 St. Martin's S7 94 Alaska Southeast 96 42 Biola+ S7 7S Carson-Newman+ 74 82 Pacific Lutheran 60 84 Seattle Pacific 74 W-L 21-12; No Conference S9 St. Thomas Aquinas+ 74 77 Seattle Pacific 76 60 Eastern Washington 81 W-L 23-10; Conference S-1 6S Lewis Clark State 69 76 Puget Sound 87 1979-80 6S Puget Sound 62 84 Northwest Nazarene S9 82 98 Western Baptist 71 66 Whitman so •Conference. Western Washington• 70 1977-78 S4 Oregon Tech 66 61 Portland 87 "District Playoff. 81 Whitworth' 69 74 86 Chapman (OT) 84 80 Simon Fraser 64 77 Seattle 71 + +Conference Playoff. Seattle S2 1981-82 66 7S Puget Sound 84 72 Whitworth 66 64 St. Martin's 72 +National Tournament. Eastern Washington 81 91 62 Montana 68 90 Pacific Lutheran 70 62 Gonzaga 49 84 Western Montana 62 Lewis Clark State•• 73 74 86 Whitworth 74 61 Seattle 73 73 Pacific Lutheran 63 93 Trinity Western 6S Whitman•• 62 107 103 Lewis Clark State 68 63 Lewis Clark State 86 87 Redlands 43 67 Portland 7S Whitman•• 82 86 106 Sheldon Jackson 71 SS Puget Sound 76 69 Oregon Tech 64 7S Seattle 54 Findlay (Ohio)+ 82 S9 73 Pacific Lutheran S8 64 Western Washington• 67 77 George Fox 68 74 Pacific Lutheran 63 Birmingham Southern+ S6 82 Lewis Clark State 70 71 Puget Sound 66 1984-85 64 David Lipscomb+ 80 102 Simon Fraser 79 102 St. Martin's 77 82 91 Seattle Pacific 79 76 Simon Fraser 74 W-L 27-6; Conference 4-0 Western Wash. (OT) 78 99 Lewis Clark State 74 63 Victoria (OT) 71 77 Lewis Clark State 68 86 Western Oregon• 70 Eastern Washington• 70 63 Pacific Lutheran 80 f-forfeit 68 66 Warner Pacific 71 71 Seattle 7S 62 Puget Sound 60 Hawaii-Hilo 67 62 Whitworth S8 S8 61 Gonzaga 69 109 Whitworth 6S S8 Eastern Washington• 66 Hawail-Hilo 66 77 Cal Poly Pomono 67 70 62 Puget Sound SS 13S Northwest 71 11S Eastern Oregon• S2 Chaminade 64 S7 Puget Sound 72 76 63 Victoria S6 93 St. Martin's S9 94 St. Martin's 70 Puget Sound' (Ot) 60 66 St. Martin's S7 66 74 Northwest Nazarene 76 70 Pacific Lutheran 48 81 Oregon Tech• 64 Western Washington• 69 93 Seattle Pacific 83 9S 70 Pacific Lutheran 83 1986-87 74 Simon Fraser 77 102 Southern Oregon• 73 Simon Fraser 70 72 Lewis Clark State 49 93 99 Whitman 73 94 Alaska Southeast 81 80 Western Washington 83 78 Western Washington• 66 Seattle Pacific• 62 60 Eastern Washington 74 81 S3 Cal PolySLO S8 9S Sheldon Jackson 4S 97 Northwest S8 S9 St. Martin's 68 Lewis Clark State 69 S9 Western Washington 60 80 89 Cal-Davis 70 77 St. Martin's SS 90 Seattle 70 67 Western Oregon• 63 Eastern Washington• 79 Seattle S8 6S S9 69 Pacific Lutheran S9 76 Northwest Nazarene 71 79 Puget Sound 71 91 Alaska-Fairbanks 61 Alaska-Fairbanks S7 7S Eastern Washington 70 77 71 St. Martin's 46 84 Whitworth 80 107 Sheldon Jackson 73 68 Eastern Washington• S7 Alaska-Fairbanks 60 69 Lewis Clark State S3 7S 107 Seattle Pacific 97 77 Lewis Clark State 6S 92 Alaska Southeast 79 74 Eastern Oregon• so 62 Puget Sound• (2 Ot) 64 72 Seattle Pacific 82 68 Simon Fraser• S7 71 Oregon Tech• 70 97 Simon Fraser 68 94 College of Idaho 80 76 St. Martin's 70 90 Seattle Pacific• 77 S7 Western Wash. (OT)' 62 87 Warner Pacific 71 103 Lewis Clark State 78 7S Southern Oregon• (OT) 76 9S Simon Fraser 83 69 Western Washington S8 71 Whitworth• 68 7S Seattle Pacific 66 92 Whitman 76 66 Montana 91 7S Western W asJiington 78 83 Western Washington• 66 88 Lewis Clark State 70 67 UC-Riverside 77 72 Western Washington Sl 8S Lewis Clark State-• 72 Whitworth•• 48 69 St. Martin's 64 79 74 Seattle 71 68 Puget Sound 79 84 Western Washington 9S 79 Western Washington• • 69 76 Western Washington•• 68 93 Puget Sound 73 94 Seattle Pacific 84 76 Eastern Washington• • S9 69 Western Washington• • S3 70 Pacific Lutheran S3 78 Eastern Washington• • 67 64 Puget Sound S8 W-L 23-11 ; No Conference 6S St. John' s, Minn. + 83 77 Whitworth•• 67 90 Seattle 73 89 Moorhead State+ 73 103 Lewis-Clark State 61 9S Seattle Pacific 8S W-L 21-8; Conference 9-3 66 Biola+ 64 74 Cumberland + 6S 6S Portland 83 49 Hampton Institute+ 63 73 Simon Fraser 77 61 Wis.-Eau Claire+ (OT) 68 70 St. Martin's SS 87 Western Washington 7S W-L 22-7; No Conference W-L 27-6; Conference 6-2 80 Whitworth' 68 67 Puget Sound 62 104 Simon Fraser• 66 7S Whitworth S8 66 Western Washington• 64 72 Seattle 68 1978-79 94 Western Oregon + + 72 8S Whitman 6S 77 Eastern Washington 90 82 Western Washington 79 93 Whitman 54 87 Pacific Lutheran• • 66 7S Seattle Pacific 70 130 Whitworth 71 1980-81 1983-84 74 Seattle•• 6S S7 Eastern Washington SS S9 Pacific Lutheran S2 69 Portland 80 9S St. Martin's 74 90 Seattle" 7S 88 Lewis Clark State 7S S9 Gonzaga 76 74 Western Montana S6 8S Seattle Pacific 77 82 Hawaii Pacific+ 79 82 Pacific Lutheran 6S 69 Western Oreg0n 38 61 Pacific Lutheran S8 54 58 Minnesota-Duluth+ S7 67 Puget Sound 70 82 George Fox S9 79 Montana State 100 Gonzaga 86 99 Cal State LA 6S 64 West Virginia Wesleyan + 63 98 Simon Fraser (f) 64 73 Westmont 64 72 St. Martin's S3 S9 Pacific Lutheran 48 64 Fort Hays State+ 6S 72 Whitman 67 66 Alaska-Fairbanks S8 60 Whitworth 47 77 Lewis Clark State 82 94 Marycrest+ 108 !OS Sheldon Jackson S2 79 Chico State 67 S8 Gonzaga 74 S9 Whitman 94 Alaska Southeast 80 107 Lewis Clark State 68 82 Seattle 70 54 60 Cal Poly SLO (2 OT) 61 W-L 2S-11; Conference S-1 88 Whitworth 6fi 71 Puget Sound 7S 72 Puget Sound 66 69 Cal State Sonoma S7 SS Western Washington 62 62 Seattle 68 S8 Montana 71 S3 Pacific Lutheran 47 79 Grace 6S 62 Portland (OT) 74 Eastern Washington 72 91 Lewis Clark State 70 6S Year-by-Year Records All-Time vs. Opponents

Nicholson Era All-Time District 1 w L PCT w L PCT Overall Conference Home Away Neutral Alaska Southeast (1987) 3 0 1.000 3 0 1.000 YEAR w L PF PA w L Finish w L w L w L Lewis Clark State (1911-88) 22 5 .815 30 7 .811 3 0 4 2 1904 7 2 136 83 Northwest College (1988) 2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 1905 I I 35 61 I 0 0 I Pacific Lutheran (1928-88) 46 8 .852 87 51 .630 1906 I I I I St. Martin's (1927-88) 52 12 .813 105 1907 2 2 101 87 2 I 0 18 .854 1908 7 0 306 140 7 0 Seattle (1926-88) 13 6 .684 29 13 .690 1909 4 5 3 I I 4 Sheldon Jackson (1987-88) 4 0 1.000 4 0 1.000 1910 8 4 475 341 5 I 3 3 Simon Fraser (1969-88) 26 9 .743 26 9 .743 1911 9 2 383 209 4 0 5 2 Western Washington (1908-88) 52 17 .754 120 64 .652 1912 4 7 267 227 2 3 2 4 Whitman (1928-87) 18 I .947 43 11 .796 191 3 7 6 374 302 7 3 0 3 Whitworth (1912-88) 37 10 .787 60 40 .600 1914 6 3 233 212 6 2 0 I 1915 0 2 22 59 0 2 0 0 Nicholson Era All-Time 1916 2 5 139 178 2 5 0 0 District 2 w L PCT w L PCT 2 4 2 1917 4 9 325 538 5 College ofldaho (1935-87) 2 I .667 3 I .750 1922 8 308 311 4 3 I 5 5 Eastern Oregon (1971-78) 15 I .938 15 I .938 1923 4 13 3 6 I 7 George Fox ( 1979-86) 4 0 1.000 4 1924 7 9 382 403 I 3 2nd-T 3 6 4 3 0 1.000 1925 2 11 274 435 I 4 3rd I 5 I 6 Lewis & Clark (1949-73) 2 0 1.000 14 4 .778 1926 6 13 522 572 0 4 3rd 3 6 3 7 Linfield ( 1930-70) 3 I .750 8 2 .800 1927 6 12 I 3 2nd-T 4 4 2 8 Northwest Nazarene (1939-88) 2 2 .500 4 2 .667 1928 14 13 873 802 3 I lst-T 6 3 8 10 Pacific ( 1935-65) I 0 1.000 6 I .857 1929 18 5 768 602 4 0 !st 6 3 12 2 Western Oregon (1932-85) 19 0 1.000 21 2 .913 1930 25 I 1099 539 8 0 !st 10 0 14 I 0 Oregon Tech (1971-88) 14 4 .778 14 4 .778 1931 22 3 939 573 4 0 !st 10 0 12 3 Southern Oregon (1964-78) 14 2 .875 15 2 .882 1932 21 6 1041 563 4 0 !st 13 I 8 5 Warner Pacific (1983-87) 3 1 .750 3 I .750 1933 15 3 649 449 4 0 !st 12 0 3 3 Willamette (1925-68) 2 I .500 7 7 .500 1934 17 5 754 596 3 I lst-T 11 I 6 2 0 2 1935 21 781 632 3 I !st 12 I 9 4 5 Nicholson Era All-Time 1936 15 10 796 752 2 2 2nd 9 5 6 4 0 Others L PCT L PCT 1937 12 9 709 664 2 2 2nd 7 2 5 7 w w 1938 13 10 874 759 I 3 2nd-T 7 3 6 5 0 2 Alaska - Fairbanks (1956-80) 14 6 .700 17 6 .739 1939 14 6 775 666 3 3 2nd-T 10 2 4 4 Alcorn A&M (1968-74) I l .500 I I .500 1940 16 5 838 678 12 4 !st 8 3 8 2 Biola (1980-81) I I .500 I 1 .500 1941 11 8 783 706 10 6 3rd 7 3 4 5 British Columbia (1932-62) 0 0 .000 35 7 .833 1942 11 8 976 839 8 8 2nd-T 7 3 4 5 Cal Poly SLO (1984-85) 0 2 .000 0 2 .000 1943 16 7 1141 962 11 5 2nd 11 2 5 5 Chapman (1962-88) 1 0 1.000 2 l .667 1946 13 7 1039 866 10 6 2nd-T 7 3 6 3 0 I Chico State (1966-79) 5 0 1.000 5 0 1.000 1947 21 3 1528 1134 11 I lst-T 9 0 12 2 0 I Eastern New Mexico (1967-70) 2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 1948 18 9 1475 1261 9 6 3rd 8 2 8 7 2 0 Eastern Washington ( 1904-88) 37 21 .638 92 74 .554 1949 21 1595 1407 12 2 !st 10 0 9 5 2 2 7 Gonzaga (1931-86) 2 7 .222 9 17 .346 1950 24 8 1892 1611 10 4 2nd-T 10 2 10 4 4 2 Grambling ( 1966-67) 0 2 .000 0 2 .000 1951 8 18 1394 1477 4 10 6th-T 4 5 3 13 I 0 1952 17 11 1679 1593 9 3 2nd 8 I 9 5 0 5 Hawaii-Hilo (1980-87) 4 I .800 4 I .800 1953 II 14 1606 1686 3 9 7th 6 5 4 9 I 0 Humboldt State (1958-67) I 0 1.000 3 I .750 1954 11 12 1436 1461 6 6 4th 5 3 5 7 I 2 Idaho (1928-35) 0 0 .000 6 5 .545 1955 17 5 1594 1436 7 5 3rd 6 3 8 2 3 0 Kentucky State (1970-71) 0 2 .000 0 2 .000 1956 18 9 2001 1828 12 6 3rd 9 4 9 5 0 0 Los Angeles State (1977-84) 2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 1957 12 11 1453 143 1 7 5 3rd 6 3 5 6 I 2 Macalaster (1969-74) I 1 .500 1 I .500 1958 18 7 1510 1351 10 2 2nd 9 I 8 6 I 0 Marymount (1973-76) 0 2 .000 0 2 .000 1959 13 10 1476 1417 4 8 4th 9 3 3 7 I 0 Montana (1933-88) 0 4 .000 6 8 .429 1960 11 13 1531 1635 5 9 5th 7 6 4 7 0 0 Pasadena (1965-71) 2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 2 0 1961 9 14 1512 1537 3 11 6th 5 6 2 8 Portland (1936-85) I 6 .143 12 12 .500 1582 1541 4 6 4th-T 4 5 7 5 0 3 1962 11 13 Portland State(l959-73) 9 6 .600 12 10 .545 1963 14 10 1781 1723 4 6 4th 7 2 3 6 4 2 Puget Sound (1922-88) 20 18 .526 60 45 .571 1964 9 14 1764 1845 3 7 5th 3 4 3 6 3 4 1965 20 6 2108 1863 9 I !st 12 3 6 2 2 I Sacramento State ( 1965-70) 4 I .800 4 I .800 1966 21 8 2260 2026 9 3 2nd 7 2 10 4 4 2 Seattle Pacific (1952-88) 31 16 .660 44 24 .647 1967 27 4 2552 2107 8 I !st II 0 11 2 5 2 Spokane College (1922-29) 0 0 .000 4 4 .500 1968 22 8 2380 2046 10 2 !st II 3 7 3 4 2 St. Thomas Aquinas (1985-87) I I .500 1 I .500 1969 24 9 2500 2206 8 4 !st 11 2 6 5 7 2 Victoria (1985-86) 2 I .667 2 1 .667 1970 31 2 2432 2141 12 0 !st 10 0 16 0 5 2 Washington (1905-43) 0 0 .000 2 13 .133 1971 24 9 2569 2243 11 3 lst-T 12 I 8 5 4 3 Washington State (1908-52) 0 0 .000 4 20 .167 1972 17 9 2121 1978 9 3 2nd-T 10 I 5 6 2 2 Western Montana (1963-83) 3 0 1.000 4 I .800 1973 20 9 1842 1711 11 I !st 12 I 6 7 2 I Whittier (1968-72) I 3 .250 I 3 .250 1974 17 10 2095 2031 8 4 lst-T 12 0 4 7 I 3 JCs-Frosh 0 0 .000 55 28 .663 2284 1944 10 2 !st 12 I 9 4 2 I 1975 23 6 Non-College (1904-63) 0 0 .000 11 2 58 .659 1976 23 7 2235 2019 9 3 2nd 9 3 12 3 2 I One-year* 35 16 .686 40 21 .656 1977 24 8 2325 2097 11 I lst-T 14 I 7 5 3 2 l st-T 15 0 6 7 0 I 1978 21 8 2219 1966 9 3 Totals 546 204 .728 1175 618 .655 1979 25 6 2399 2027 11 I 10 4 4 I 1980 27 6 2520 2169 2 l st-T 12 2 12 3 3 I 1981 21 12 2280 2155 11 4 9 7 I I *One-year series: 1932 - Oregon 0-2; 1936- Drake 0-1; 1948 - Hawaii 1-0; 1950 - Ccntral Missouri 0-1, Murray state 1--0; 1956- Taylor, Ind. 1-0; 1963- Weber 1982 22 7 2133 1909 12 0 6 6 4 7 State 1-0; 1965 -Eastern Montnna0-1; 1966 - AlaskaMethod.ist 1-0; 1967 -Southwest Missouri 0-1 , Trcmon State 1-0, Guilford, N.C, 1-0, 0klnhomaB.apList0- 1, 1983 7 23 2395 2007 4 9 2 12 I 2 Morris Harvey 1-0; 1968-AJbuquerquc 1-0,CcotralStatc,OhioO-l; 1969-NcwHavcn l -0, Howard Payne 1-0, Henderson State 1-0,MarylandState0-1,Elizabcth 1984 23 10 2446 2210 3 1 ! st 9 2 11 6 3 2 City l.0; 1970- St. Benedict's 1-0, Wartburg 1-0, Jackson Staie 1-0; 1971 -San Francisco State 1-0, Claremont-Mudd 1-0, Eastern Michigan 0- 1, Nebraslca-Doane 1985 25 11 2736 2491 5 I ! st 12 I 7 6 6 4 1-0; 1972 - Carroll 1--0, Nebraslca-Omaha 1--0, San Fernando 1-0; 1974 - Laverne 1--0; 1975 - East Central Oklahoma 1-0, Winston-Salem 0-1; 1976- Briar Cliff 1- 1986 27 6 2530 23 19 4 0 ! st 12 I 11 4 4 I 0; .1977 - Keene State 1-0, Newberry 1--0, Grand Valley 0-1 ; 1978 - St. John's, Minn. 0-1; 1979 - Wesunont 1-0, Alaska-Anchorage 0-1, Dakato Wesleyam 1-0, 1987 32 9 3330 2861 13 2 13 5 6 2 Midwestern State 0-1; 1980 - Redlands 1-0, Chaminadc 1-0, Moorhead State 1--0, Wisconsin-Eau Claire 0-1; 1981 - Montana State 0- 1, Grace I--0: 1982 - Cal Poly 1988 23 I I 2909 2467 13 I 8 10 2 0 Pomona 1-0,Cumbcrland 1-0, Hamptonlnstitute0-1; 1983 -0ccidentaIO-I: 1984-CalStateSonoma 1-0,CarsonNcwman 1-0: 1985 -FortHaycsStatcO-l , Marycrest 0-1 , Hawaii Pacific 1--0, Minncsot.a-Duluth 1--0, West Virgina Wesleyan 1--0, UC-Davis 1-0; 1986- Findlay 1--0,Birmingham Southern 1-0, DavidLipscomb0-1; 1987 - UC-RiversidcO- I. Atlantic Christian 1--0, Washburn 0-I. Georgetown, KY. 1-0; 1988- Western Baptist 1-0. 32 33 LEO AND DEAN NICHOLSON: LEO NICHOLSON AWARD In 1971 a group of Ellensburg businessmen purchased a trophy to be presented each year to the top 1051 WINS AND COUNTING small-college basketball team in the Pacific Northwest. The trophy is awarded to the school determined to be the outstanding team by a panel of sportswrit­ ers, broadcasters and sports information directors, who also select a Coach-of-the-Year. The award honors the memory of the late Leo Nicholson, who won 505 games at Central from 1930 to 1964. Central, under the direction of Leo's son Dean, has won the award seven times and the younger Nicholson has been voted Coach-of-the-Year twice.

YEAR NICHOLSON AW ARD COAt:H-OF-THE-YEAR 1971 Puget Sound Gene Lundgaard, Pacific Lutheran 1972 Western Washington Jim Boutin, Willamette 1973 Puget Sound Al Svenningson, Alaska-Anchorage 1974 Central Washington Dan Miles, Oregon Tech 1975 Central Washington Jim Boutin, Willamette 1976 Puget Sound Jerry Krause, Eastern Washington 1977 Puget Sound Dean Nicholson, Central Washington 1978 Puget Sound Terry Layton, Northwest Nazarene 1979 Puget Sound Don Zech, Puget Sound 1980 Central Washington Jim Boutin, Western Oregon 1981 Puget Sound Jim Mastin, Whitman 1982 Western Oregon Jim Larson, Whitworth 1983 Central Washington Joe Meagher, St. Martin's 1984 Puget Sound Martin Holly, College of Idaho 1985 Central Washington Martin Holly, College ofldaho 1986 Central Washington Jim Mastin, Whitman 1987 Central Washington Dean Nicholson, Central Washington Dan Miles, Oregon Tech LEO NICHOLSO 1988 Alaska-Anchorage Brad Jackson, Western Washington N Central Alums In Many Fields Central Washington has a rich tradition in producing many of the top high school basketball coaches Central Washington University keeps making the all-time record. Peru State, Neb., is a distant history on the maplecourt. The Wildcats hold the second with 13. in the Pacific Northwest, but the 'Cat basketball program has also produced many other fine graduates record for most appearances and consecutive CWU's best finish came in 1970 when it fin­ who have made their mark in other fields. appearances in the NAIA national tournament. ished second and Nicholson was selected NAIA Dr. Fred Peterson, who played here from 1947 until 1950 and is CWU's 12th all-time leading scorer, They've participated in 21 · national tourneys, National Coach-of-the-Year. The 'Cats also fin­ including nine in a row from 1974 to 1982. ished third in 1967, 1969 and 1987 and fourth in runs a chiropractic clinic at College Place. In 78 seasons, Wildcat teams have won 1175 1985. Other distinguished alums include Dr. Jack Graham, a psychology professor at San Diego State games and lost 718, a winning percentage of .621. CWU has reached the quarterfinals of the na­ University; Hal Jones, a flight researcher manager at Boeing; Ed Rogel, a personnel manager for Even more remarkable is the fact a father-and-son tional tournament in each of its last three appear­ Weyerhauser; Leo Beck, superintendent of schools at West Valley in Spokane, and Byron Angel, an coaching combination is responsible for nearly 90 ances, twice earning a berth in the Final Four. percent of the wins. Leo Nicholson coached 505 First team All-American honors have been economic prognasticator for the state of Washington. victories in 33 seasons winning nine conference won by three CWU players - Mel Cox in 1967, Joe LaDuca is the executive secretary for the Washington Horsebreeders Association. Others include titles before retiring in 1964. Paul Adams in 1970 and Rich Hanson in 1973. Mitch Adams, an executive with the Xerox Corporation in Rochester, N.Y.; Paul Adams, a psychology Since 1964, son Dean has won 546 games. Thirteen other players have either won second teacher in Grand Rapids, Mich.; Jim Freer, an executive with Ernst and Whinney; and Bob Moawad, the CWU won 14 Evergreen Conference titles and team, third team or honorable mention honors. shared the WIBA championship in 1980 (its only In 1987, Ron vanderSchaaf was named to the founder and president of Edge Leaming Institute. year of existence) under the younger Nicholson's second team and was later selected in the seventh Dave Oliver works for Rainier Bank in Seattle and Phil Fitterer, who was inducted into CWU's Hall­ coaching. round of the NBA draft by the World Champion of-Fame last spring, publishes the Racing Form in Seattle. Los Angeles Lakers. The Nicholsons are the winningest father-son CWU graduates currently in the coaching profession either as head coaches or assistants include: coaching combination in the history of college ~~~ -~~~ basketball with 1051 victories. The historic lOOOth CWU has had three coaches and administrators C 00 Wayne Dalesky (Foss) Phil Neill (Richland) win came Dec. 12, 1986, when CWU defeated inductedintotheNAIABasketballHall-of-Fame. ALUMNI(shl) Andy Affholter (Mabton) Mike Davis (Rochester) Mel Ninnis (Clover Park) Northwest Nazarene 76-71 in a tournament at LeoNicholsonwashonoredin 1964. PerryMitch- Mike Anderson (Washougal) Gene Dettore (Columbia River) Dave Olzcnda.m (Medical Lake) Whitworth College. ell, a long-time CWU administrator and former Bill Barker (Almira) JeffEllersick (Selkirk) Chris Olsen (South Kitsap) John Basich (Battle Ground) Tom Felgar (Langley) Earl Omeg (Yelm) Dean joined his father in the exclusive 500 university president, was selected for his general Pat Fitterer (Kentwood) Roger Oumar (Mountlake Terrace) victory club on Jan. 6, 1987 when the Wildcats contributions to NAIA sports. Dean Nicholson Bob Benson (Hudson"s Bay) Scon Berry (Davis - Yakima) Wayne Floyd (Franklin) Brian Pendleton (Kentridge) stopped Pacific Lutheran 70-53 at Nicholson was inducted to the hall in 1986. Dean was named Len Bone (University - Spokane) Terry Gregg (Medford, OR) Mike Polis (Lower Columbia CC) Pavilion. to the NAIA's 50th Anniversery all-star team in Dennis Bower (Onalaska) Brian Hagbo (Clover Park) Tom Powers (College of Siskiyous) Dick Brown (Kittitas) Randy Hancock (Aberdeen) Reid Prcppcmau (Ellensburg) In district playoff competition, the 'Cats have 1987. Richard Hanley (Stevenson) Chuck Robinson (Hudson's Bay) won57 gamesandlost20andhavewon21 district Two Wildcat players have been tapped for Joe Callero (Highline CC) Mike Carlquist (Coulee City) Roger Haug (Everett) Bill Roache (Soap Lake) titles, 20 in Dean Nicholson's 24-year tenure as special national tournament honors. Dave Steve Chamberlin (Okanogan) Phil Hergcn (St. John) Dean Scherer (Bainbridge) head coach. The 'Cats won 19 straight district BenedictwontheCharlesStevensonHustleAward John Clark (Lynden) Jim Clem (Mt. Vernon) ~fi~:J~f/e:!~(~rlington) ~:fed§!\'~ri(~;:i~~lwnscnd) playoff ~ames between 1976 and 1982. in 1967 and Dave Allen won the same award in Jim Johnson (Kittitas) Roger Sondcrland (Riverview) CWU s 35 national tournament victories is just 1970. The CWU team won the coveted James A. Jim Clifton (Puyallup) Karl Cordes (Mt. R:tiner) Jim Lien (Granite Falls) Jerry Sraudinger (Wapato) one less than the all-time record of 36 won by Naismith - Emil S. Liston Sportsmanship award Gil Coleman (Juanira) Dave Klovdahl (Centtalia CC) Kirk Stiltner (Evergreen - Vancouver) Hamline, Minn. Its 21 tournament appearances is in the 1967 tournament. Jerome Collins (Federal Way) Mark Marney (Manson) Ron Thorvilson (Lakewood) 34 Dave McDow (W. Valley Junior High) 35 AWARD WINNERS &ALL-STARS Captains 1931 Doug Haney 1981 Mike Barney Steve Pudists 1932-34 No rccorc! 1982 David Williwns 1904 Floyd Rader John Holtmann 1935 Jim Sesby 1983 John Holtmann 1983 Bob Kennedy 1905 F.T. Wilson 1936 No record 1984 1906-10 Norccorci Roger Boesel Danny Pike 1937 1911 Ben Rader Mel Bunstine 1985 Andy Affholter Ken Bunton 1938 John V anderbrink 1986 Joe Callero 1912 Chester Robin"SOn _Doug Harris 1939 Don Sanders 1987 Tim Durden Ken Bunton 19 13 Will Tierney 1984 1940 Don Sorenson 1914-15 No captain 1988 Bryan Gerig Danny Pike 1941 Bob Miller 1916 Harry Ganders Most Valuable 1985 Darrell Tanner 1942 Ernie Lewis 1986 Joe Harris 1917 James Cwnpbell 1983 Doug Harris 1943 Russ Wiseman Ron vanderSchaaf 19 18-21 No team 1984 Ken Bunton 1944-45 No team 1987 Ron vandcrSchaaf 1922 Jack Robi nson 1985 Darrell Tanner 1946 Bob Miller Joe Harris 1923 Bill Charleston 1986 1947 Hank Silva Ron vandcrSchaaf Rodnie Taylor 1924 Don Matheny 1987 Ron vandcrSchaaf 1925 John Heinrick 1948 Dean Nicholson 1988 Carl Aaron 1949 Fred Peterson 1988 Carl Aaron 1926-27 No rccorci 1950 Harvey Wood ALL-NORTHWEST 1928 Kermit Rodgers ALL-AMERICAN 1951 1971 Rich Hanson 1929 No record Harvey Wood 1952 Al Wedekind First Team 1973 Rich Hanson 1930 Bob Bailey 1953 Ken Teller 1967 Mel Cox 1977 Dave Oliver 1931 Bob Bailey 1970 Paul Adams 1979 Joe Holmes 1932-34 No rccorci 1954 Bob Logue 1955 Jack Brantner 1973 Rich Hanson 1980 Ray Orange 1935 Ralph Sill 1956 Jack Brantner Dennis Johnson 1936 . John Holl Second Team 1957 Glenn Wood 1982 David Williams 1937 Amie Faust 1968 Dave Benedict 1958 Joe Kominski 1983 Doug Harris 1938 Don Sanders 1969 Thcanis Wallace Bud Snaza 1984 Ken Bunton 1940 Don Sanders 1972 Rich Hanson 1959 Wally Loe 1985 Darrell Tanner 1941 Mickey Rogers 1980 Ray Orange 196ff Rick Fonner 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf 1942 Jack Hubbard 1983 Doug Harris 1961 Jeff Kellman 1987 Ron vandcrSchanf 1943 Jack Hubbard 1987 Ron vanderSchaaf 1962 Phil Fitterer Rodnic Taylor 1944-45 No team 1963 Jim Clifton Third Team 1988 Carl Aaron 1946 Mickey Rogers 1988-89 Women's 1964 Jim Cliflon 1970 Dave Allen 1947 Hank Silva 1965 ALL-WINCO 1948 Jim Adamson Ed Smith 1971 Rich Hanson 1966 1940 Don Sanders 1949 Dean Nicholson Mel Cox Honorable Mention 1967 Mel Cox 1941 Don Sorenson 1950 Dean Nicholson 1968 Jim Belmondo 1965 Mel Cox 1942 Russ Wiseman 1951 BillLee Jim Clifton 1969 Bruce Sanderson Clipper Carmody Basketball 1952 BillLee 1966 Mel Cox 1970 Dave Allen 1943 Russ Wiseman 1953 Darrell Meyer 1967 Dave Benedict 1971 George Bender 1946 Clipper Carmody 1954 Gene Keller 1969 Dave Allen 1972 Eric Schooler 1947 Fred Peterson 1955 Don Myers 197 1 Mitch Adams 1973 Bill Henninger Dean Nicholson Don Heacox 1975 Les Wyan 1974 Bill Eldred 1948 Dean Nicholson 1956 Don Myers 1976 Dave Oliver Media Guide 1975 Dave McDow 1957 BillCoordcs 1977 Les Wyan 1976 Byron Angel ALL-EVERGREEN 1958 BillCoorcics Dave Oliver 1977 Dave Olzendarn 1949 Dean Nicholson 1959 Bill Bieloh 1978 Carl Whitfield 1978 Al Robens 1950 Dean Nicholson 1960 Phil Fitterer 1979 Randy Sheriff Joe Holmes Fred Peterson 1961 Phil Fitterer 1980 Dennis Johnson 1979 Steve Thorson 1952 Ken TelleT 1962 Doug McLean 1985 Darrell Tanner 1980 Dennis Johnson Bill Lee 1963 Harold Riggan 1981 Mel Ninnis 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf 1954 Don Heacox 1964 Bob Moawad 1982 Mel Ninnis 1957 Bill Coorc!cs 1965 Jim Clifton ALL-DISTRICT 1983 Doug Harris 1958 Bill Coorcics 1966 Ed Smith 1965 Mel Cox 1984 Danny Pike 1964 Bob Werner 1967 Dan Bass Jim Clifton Reese Radliff 1965 Mel Cox 1968 Dave Benedict 1967 Mel Cox 1985 Keith Bragg Jim Clifton 1969 Thcanis Wallace Dave Benedict 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf 1966 Mel Cox 1970 Paul Adams 1968 Dave Bcnedltt 1987 Ron vanderSchaaf 1967 Mel Cox Joe LaDuca 1970 Paul Adwns 1988 Dave Biwer Dave Benedict 1971 Mitch Adwns Dave Allen 1968 Dave Benedict 1972 Rich Hanson Hustle 197 1 Rich Hanson Dave Allen 1973 Rich Hanson 1961 Craig Heimbigner Mitch Adams 1969 Theanis Wallace 1974 Bill Eldred 1962 Doug McLean 1972 Rich Hanson Mitch Adams 1975 Ned Delmore 1963 Ray Olney 1973 Rich Hanson 1970 Mitch Adams DaveMcDow 1964 Bob Werner 1975 Steve Page Paul Adams 1976 Greg McDaniel 1965 Bill Kelly Les Wyan Dave Allen 1977 Les Wyatt 1966 Dan Bass 1976 Greg McDaniel 197 1 Rich Hanson 1978 Tom Powers 1967 Dave Benedict Dave Oliver 1972 Rich Hanson 1979 Steve Page 1968 Dave Allen 1977 Les Wyatt 1973 Rich Hanson 1980 Ray Orange 1969 Dave Allen Dave Oliver Ron Weber 1981 Mike Barney 1970 Dave Allen 1978 Al Robens 1974 Tim Sandberg 1982 Scott Tri 1971 Robert Williams Carl Whitfield 1975 Les Wyan 1983 Ken Bunton 1972 Gary Randall 1979 Dennis Johnson Steve Page 1984 Ken Bunton 1973 Bill Eldred Joe Holmes 1976 Dave Oliver 1985 Roger Boesel 1974 Steve Page Ray Orange 1977 Dave Oliver 1986 Joe Harris 1980 Ray Orange J 975 Steve Page 1978 Carl Whitfield Joe Cancro 1976 Greg McDaniel Dennis Johnson 1987 Joe Harris 1977 Tom Powers Sam Miller ALL-WIBA 1988 Israel Dorsey 1978 Carl Whitfield 1981 Steve Pudists 1980 Ray Orange John Harper Inspirational 1979 Dennis Johnson Dennis Johnson 1982 John Harper 1930 Bob Bailey 1980 Tony Giles 36 CWU WOMEN'S COACHING STAFF KEITH SATI ERFIELD (Assistant Coach, NATALIE LONG (Head Junior Varsity T hird Year) Coach,First Year) GARY FREDERICK (Women'5 Head Coach, He graduated in 1959 with a bachelor's de­ Keith Satterfield is Natalie Long, a Seventh Year, 106-72) gree in education and earned a master's degree in in hi s third season as a two-year starter for the Gary Frederick, physical education from CWU in 1965. He re­ women's assistant bas­ Wildcats, joins the 51, begins his seventh ceived a doctorate in secondary education from ketbal I at CWU. He is junior varsity coaching season as CWU's Idaho in 1974. He also attended Whitman Col­ al so pursuing a staff this winter while master's degree in women's basketball lege. she completes work on ' coach. He has also Frederick coached basketball and baseball at education. her degree in law en­ He is a 1985 gradu­ been CWU's athletic Thorp High School (1959-60); football, basket­ forcement. ate of Central Wash­ director since the fall ball and track at Waitsburg High School (1960- Long graduated ington University, of 1980. 63) and football and baseball at Central Kitsap from · Hanford High earning a bachelor of In six previous (1963-67) before returning to Ellensburg in the School in 1984 where arts degree in education. Prior to enrolling at seasons, his teams have fall of 1967. she lettered in basketball and track. In basketball, CWU, he attended Wenatchee Valley College, won 106gamesandlost From 1967 until 1983, he served as an assis­ she earned first team all-league honors. earning an associate arts degree in 1984. 61. Last year CWU won a school-record 31 tant football coach and was head baseball coach She then played two seasons at Spokane Falls Satterfield graduated from Kentridge High games and lost five and advanced to the NAIA from 1968 to 1978, three times being named before transferring to Central. She averaged 10.3 School in 1979 where he earned letters in football national tournament in Kansas City for the first NAIADistrict 1 Coach-of-the-Year. HeisCWU's points and 5.4 rebounds her junior season. Last judo and track. At Wenatchee, he was a membe; time ii1 school history. all-time winningest baseball coach with a record year, she averaged 9.8 points and ranked third on of the tennis and skiing teams. Frederick was named NAIA District 1 Coach­ of 234-147. the team in rebounds averaging 5.9. Satterfield served as an assistant tennis and of-the-Year for the second time. He also won that He stepped down as baseball coach to take Long was born July 2, 1965 at Johnson City, track coach at Eastmont while attended honor in 1985 when CWU finished 19-8. over the chairmanship of the physical education Tenn. She is single. Wenatchee. He also was an assistant women's A native of Hoquiam, Frederick has a long department in 1978. He gave up that job when he track coach at CWU in 1986 prior to joining the affiliation with Central. After graduating from was named to succeed Adrian "Bink" Beamer as basketball staff last winter. Raymond High School in 1955 where he was all­ athletic director in Sept., 1980. Satterfield was born Sept. 14, 1960 at Seattle. conference in football and baseball and lettered in Frederick and his wife Bobbi were married in basketball, he enrolled at CWU. May, 1979. He has three adult sons by a previous marriage - Brooke, Rick and Rob. They have two KAYLENE HANSON (Assistant Coach, First He lettered in football three years (1956-58) Year) and earned second team all-conference honors in children - Anna, 19, and David, 17. Frederick was born July 16, 1937 at Hoquiam. Kaylene (Krug) 1957 and first team honors in 1958 at offensive Hanson joins the CWU center. coaching staff this fall while she pursues a Frederick's Coaching Record master's degree in Overall District Home Away Neutral education. YEAR w L PF PA w L Finish w L w L w L Hansonwasafour­ 1982-83 8 14 1356 1497 8 14 10th 5 6 3 8 0 0 year letterman at Cle 1983-84 13 16 1882 1847 8 14 9th 8 6 5 10 0 0 1984-85 19 8 1934 1763 14 6 3rd 8 6 8 5 I I Elum High School, 1985-86 16 10 1693 1578 13 7 4th 10 I 4 8 2 1 where she led the 1986-87 19 8 1893 1653 11 6 5th 7 4 11 4 I 0 Warriors to three con­ 1987-88 31 5 2657 2211 20 2 !st 16 I 13 3 2 I secutive Washington State Class A basketball titles. She scored over 1,000 career points and was selected the Yakima Valley Female Athlete of the Year during her senior season. MARY ANN McCORD (Assistant Coach, Sec­ from Hanford High School in 1983 where she She then played two years at Spokane Falls ond Year) lettered in basketball and track. She was Hanford' s Community College and two years at Whitworth Mary Ann basketball team captain twice and was a sprinter College where she earned a B.A. in education in McCord, CWU's Most in track. 1987. At Whitworth, she led the district in blocked Inspirational Player She then played two seasons at Spokane Falls shots her junior season and ranked second during last season, will serve Community College before transferring to Cen­ her senior campaign. as an assistant coach tral in the fall of 1985. She led the Wildcats in Following graduation she coached one sea­ this winter for the sec­ assists with 107 and also had 48 steals and aver­ son at Gary Middle School, leading her team to a ond year while com­ aged 2. 7 points per game in the 1985-86 season. record of 19 wins and one loss. pleting her degree in McCord was born April 24, 1965 at Walnut Kaylene was born Nov. 6, 1964 in Spokane. physical education. Creek, Calif. She is planning a career in market­ She married Eric Hanson on April 16, 1988. McCord graduated ing and sales.

38 39 1988-89 WOMEN'S BASKETBALL PREVIEW 1988-89 WOMEN'S PLAYER PROFILES Last winter Central Washington University's defensive player," Frederick said. Lady Wildcats won their fust ever NAIA District Clark (5-4, So., Colville), who scored 2.2 points RACHELLE ARTHUR (5-5, Sr., Guard, Port ROBIN CARLSON (6-1, So., Center, Yakima) I basketball championship and qualified for the per game last year for Seattle, has good quickness Townsend) Graduated from West NAIA national tournament in Kansas City. and is rated a strong defensive player. Graduated from Port Valley High School in To repeat that feat they will have to overcome Surratt (5-3, Sr., Bremerton) played two sea­ Townsend in 1984. 1987. Lettered in vol­ the loss of four starters to graduation, including sons at Seattle. She also has good quickness and Lettered in basketball leyball (3) and basket­ District I all-star Kristelle Arthur, guards Lanette works hard at both ends of the floor. At forward, (4), volleyball (2),soft­ ball (2). Two-time All­ top candidates include redshirt April Renne and Martin and Kathy Alley and forward Natalie ball (2), track (2) and Mid Valley secon~ Long. junior college transfers Nikki Pusey and Tina cross country (I). team and team co-cap­ Martin (14.0 ppg) and Arthur (12. l ppg) ranked Washington. Captain, MVP and tain in volleyball. Av­ second and third in scoring and between the four Renne (5-9, Jr., Richland - Hanford) played Most Improved in bas­ eraged 11 point, 8.3 re­ they contributed 44.2 points and 20.2 rebounds two seasons at Spokane Falls prior to redshirting. ketball. Two-time bounds and 2.9 assists per game. She was a first team East region all-star. A tough winner of best defen­ earning second team However, seven letter winners from last year's player defensively, she is also an excellent re­ sive award in softball. . all-league honors in 31-5 club, headed by senior center Sonia Swan (5- bounder and shoots well, Frederick said. .Led JV s in points with 170 and ranked second in basketball. ..Led junior varsity in scoring (14.7) 10, Tacoma - Lincoln & Green River), return for Pusey and Washington both come in with scoring average (14.2) in 1984-85. Led in assists and rebounding (I 0. 7) freshman season. Also the 1988-89 season. excellent JC credentials. Pusey averaged 12.0 with 54. Split time between varsity and junior averaged 2.4 points and 1.5 rebounds in brief Swan, who joined Arthur on the all-district points and 7 .2 rebounds for Wenatchee and was a varsity sophomore season. Played 112 minutes in appearances with varsity. Had varsity high nine squad, averaged 14.6 points per game to lead the first team East region all-star. Washington earned 16 games for varsity, averaging 1.8 points. Led points against Whitman (12-19-87). Had four 'Cats. She was second on the team with 8.1 honorable mention all-league honors at Highline JVs in scoring with 14.6 average. Sat out 1986-87 rebounds against St. Martin's (1-12-88)andAlaska rebounds per game, right behind Arthur (8.4 rpg). where she averaged six rebounds per game. season. Averaged 3.2 points last season. Scored Pacific (1-18-88) .. .Vastly improved over fresh­ Frederick's major concern is the ability to In the post, Swan returns for her senior season career-high I 0 points in national tournament game man season. Is more aggressive and isn'tafraid to replace Arthur. "She played the point in our zone after earning honorable mention All-American against Union (3-18-88). Career high five re­ put the ball up .. ..Born 3-18-69 at Yakima. defense on the press and was a key ingredient in honors last year. She's a great offensive reboun­ bounds against Whitman (2-8-88) . . .Has im­ Business major. High school activities included our defense," Frederick said. "And it will be hard der. More than half (15I of 275) of her rebounds proved ball-handling skills and will play bigger Letter Ladies and Future Business Leaders to replace her jumping ability." last year came off the offensive glass. role this season.. . Born 2-18-66 at Seattle. Twin (FBLA). Has one brother. Among the returnees are guards Ellen Kernan Joining Swan in the post picture are Linda sister Kristelle was four-year letter winner, earn­ (5-5, Sr., Kent - Kentridge & Highline CC), last Laughery (5-11, Jr., Walla Walla), Keeney-York, ing all-district honors last year. Year FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT Reb Pts Avg. Katzer and Carlson. Laughery, a fust team East 1987-88 15 31 48.4 9 13 69.2 24 39 2.4 season's district leader in three-point accuracy Year FG FGA PCTFT FTA PCT Reb Pis Avg 3-Point FGs: None. Career Foul Outs: 0. (54.2 percent) and Rachelle Arthur (5-5, Sr., Port Region all-star, averaged 18.6 points per game at 1985·86 11 41 26.8 8 15 53.3 6 30 1.8 Walla Walla CC and is their all-time leading 1987-88 45 94 47.9 4 12 33.3 49 195 3.2 Townsend), and centers Kris Keeney-York (5-10, Totals 46 35 41.512 27 44.4 55 125 2.7 Sr., Pasco - Wenatchee Valley), Robin Carlson scorer. 3-Point FGs: 1987-88, 1-2. Career Foul Outs: 0. (6-1, So., Yakima - West Valley) and Nancy Keeney-York was a key player off the bench on KAJSA CLARK (5-4, So., Guard, Colville) Katzer (5-9, Sr., Renton - Lindbergh & Green last year's team, averaging 5.3 points and 3.1 KA THY BRUMLEY (5-5, Jr., Guard, Au- Graduated from River). rebounds. "We are expecting Kris to carry some burn) Colville High School At guard, Kernan and Arthur will be joined by of the offensive load inside." Graduated from Fed­ in 1987. Lettered in Highline CC transfer Kathy Brumley, Tabatha Katzer, last year's Most Inspirational Player eral Way High School volleyball (3), basket­ Shields from Edmonds CC and a pair of Seattle when she averaged two points and two rebounds in 1986. Lettered in ball (4)andsoftball(4). University transfers, Kajsa Clark and Kris Sur­ per game, is what Frederick describes as a volleyball (3), basket­ All-Frontier League in ratt. "momentum changer." She's very tenacious, is ball (2) softball (2) and all three sports. Se- Kernan averaged 5.7 points per game and made tough on the boards and plays excellent defense. track (I). Twice sec­ lected Colville's Fe- .I 39 of 72 three-pointers and should pick up some Carlson (6-I, So., Yakima- West Valley) split ond team all-league in male Athlete of the of the offensive load. Rachelle Arthur, who aver­ her playing time last year between the varsity and volleyball. Captain Year in both 1986 and aged 3.2 points in I 987-88, has shown tremen­ JVs. She led the JVs in scoring (14.7 ppg) and senior year. Two-time 1987 . ..Played fresh­ dous improvement, particularly with her ball­ rebounding (10.7 rpg). basketball MVP. All- man season at Seattle handling skills. Carlson may be one of the most improved league second team I University. Averaged 2.2 points and 1.0 re­ Brumley (5-5, Jr., Federal Way) scored 14.8 players. "She's more aggressive and isn't afraid junior season and first team senior season. Coaches bounds. Also had 34 assists in 27 games . . .ls very points per game for Highline and earned second to put the ball up," Frederick said. "She rebounds Award winner junior year. All-league, captain quick. Major strength is on defense .. .Born 2-23- team NWAACC Northern Division all-star hon­ well and could be the big inside player we need." and Team MVP senior year in softball. ..Played 69 at Ellensburg. Has one brother and one sister. ors. "She's extremely quick and could be a vital Size is a problem for the 'Cats. "We won't be two seasons at Highline. Second team NW AACC Father (Ray) is former CWU diver and diving player in our running game," Frederick said. able to get in a halfcourt game with other teams. Northern Division sophomore year. Averaged coach at CWU. Shields (5-8, Jr., Seattle - Ingraham) was the We'll press and run every chance we get and we 14.8 points .. . Has excellent quickness. Could be MVP in the NW AACC's Northern Division. She play an 'in their face' type of defense," Frederick vital player in running game .. . Born 2-8-68 at Se­ ranked ninth in the league in scoring (16. 9 ppg). said. "We have lots of jets, but very few aircraft attle. Physical education major. Has three broth- "She has the tools to be an excellent offensive and carriers." ers. 40 41 NANCY KATZER (5-9, Sr., Forward, Ren­ ELLEN KERNAN (5-5, Sr., Guard, Kent) NIKKI PUSEY (5-8, Jr., Forward, Quincy) and NWAACC Northern Division second team ton) Graduated from Ken- .;:-;.d' Graduated from all-star in volleyball. NWAACC Northern Divi­ Graduated from Lind­ tridge High School in ~ :·cl:~ Quincy High School in sion all-league and MVP in basketball. Ranked bergh in 1985. Let­ 1985. Letter in soft- · :· : 1986. Attended ninth in NW AACC in scoring (16.9). Team MVP tered in basketball (4), ball, soccer and bas- . >;, Wenatchee Valley · and captain . .. Has tools to be outstanding offen­ soccer (3) and softball ketball (3) at Ken- ..; College for two years sive and defensive player. Good speed ... Born (4). Three-time inspi­ tridge. Honorable ·· before transferring to 12-5-68 at Salt Lake City, Utah. Criminal justice rational award winner mention junior season " CWU. Played basket­ major. Plans to be police officer. Has five in basketball. MVP in in basketball. Second ball and softball at brothers and one sister. soccer senior season. team North Puget ~~ Wenatchee. Coaches Played goalie. Twice Sound League senior 1>­ Award winner in bas­ KRIS SURRATT (5-3, Sr., Guard, Bremer­ North Puget Sound season . . . Played two ketball. First team : ton) League outfielder in seasons at Highline NW AACC East Re- l Graduated from Bre­ softball. .. Played two seasons at Green River, the CC. Earned first team NW AACC all-league and gion all-star. Scored 10 points in NW AACC all­ merton High School in 1987 NW AACC state champions. Team co-cap­ all-tournament honors averaging 13 points and s tar game. Averaged 12 points per game and 7.2 1985. Lettered in soc­ tain sophomore season. CWU's Inspirational five assists per game. Highline's MVP and Team rebounds for Knights .. .Is very quick and very ag­ cer (2), basketball (3) award winner last season. Averaged two points Captain. Led district in three-point shooting last gressive. Is top defensive prospect. ..Born 9-1-68 and softball (2). Played and two rebounds. Played 294 minutes in 32 year, converting 39 of 72 (54.2 percent). Aver­ at Culver City, Calif. Has one brother and three center in soccer. First games . .. Very aggressive rebounder and good de­ aged 5. 7 points and 1.9 assists .. . Good ball­ sisters. Physical therapy major. Was member of team all-league senior fensive player. Is a momentum changer. .. Born 9- handler and excellent shooter. Has been concen­ Honor Society in high school. season and second 23-67 at Renton. Physical education major. Was trating on improving defense ...Born 12-25-55 at team all-league junior vice-president of Circle K Club at Green River. Tacoma. Law and justice major. Has one brother APRIL RENNE (5-9, Jr., Forward, Richland) season. Team MVP in Grooms horses at Longacres. and one sister. Graduated from Han­ basketball. Inspira- ' ford High School in tional award winner and first team all-league as Year FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT Reb Pts Avg. Year FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT Reb Pts Avg. 1985. Lettered in vol­ shortstop in softball ... Played one season at Olym­ 1987-88 21 62 33.9 23 42 54.8 65 65 2.0 1987-88 59 131 45.0 15 26 57.7 56 172 5.7 3-Point FGs: None. Career Foul Outs: 2. 3-Point FGs: 1987-88, 39-72 (54.2). Career Fout Outs: 2. leyball (1), basketball pic College and two years at Seattle University .. (3) and track-and-field .Rated a hard worker. Hustles at both ends of the KRIS KEENEY-YORK (5-10, Sr., Center, (3) ... Played two sea­ floor. Has good quickness .. . Born 5-22-67 at Bre­ Pasco) sons at Spokane Falls merton. Law and justice major. Wants to work Graduated from Pasco CC before redshining for FBI. Has one brother. in 1985. Lettered in LYNDA LAUGHERY (5-11,Jr., Center, Walla last season. First team volleyball, basketball ·• Walla) T'. NW AACC East Re- SONIA SW AN (5-11, Sr., Center, Tacoma) and softball. All­ Graduated from Walla \ · · gion all-star in sopho­ Graduated from Lin- league, captain and Walla in 1986. Let­ more season . . .Is a very coin High School in leading rebounder in tered in basketball (3) tough and very aggressive player. Is good defen­ 1985. Lettered in bas­ basketball. Averaged and softball (3). On sive player, tough rebounder and also shoots the ketball (3), volleyball I 0 points per game. State AAA champion­ ball well . . .Born 1-14-67 at Portland, Ore. Psy­ (3) and track (3). MVP All-league first base- !,._.i: • ship basketball team chology major. Plans career in education. Also and Most Inspirational man in softball. . ~ · sophomore year. Set '. attended Washington State University. Has two in basketball. First .Played two seasons at school single-season brothers. Father (Roger) played baseball at Lin­ team all-league and all­ Wenatchee Valley College. Ave.raged 12.7 points rebound record with field College. state. MVP, Captain, and 7.6 rebounds with game highs of 27 points 289. Team Captain, Most Inspirational and and 16 rebounds. Team captain. First team All-Big 9 and Team • TABATHA SHIELDS (5-6, Jr., Guard, Se- all-league in volley- NWAACC Eastern Region. Led WVC in scoring MVP. Team captain in softball. Played first base. attle) ball. MVP, Inspira- and rebounding freshman season and rebounding .. Played two seasons at Walla Walla CC. Set nine Graduated from Ingra- tional and Captain in track. High School All- sophomore season. CWU's top sub last year. Av­ school records, including season and career scor­ ham High School in American in high jump with best of 5-10 1(2 . .. eraged 5.3 points and 3.1 rebounds. Converted ing marks. First team NW AACC East region 1986. Lettered in bas- .Played two seasons at Green River. Averaged 72.9 percent of free throws ...Has excellent post sopomore year. Ranked third in league in scoring ketball (4), volleyball 15.2 points and 9.3 rebounds sophomore season skills. Has good turnaround jumper. Not afraid to ( 18.6). Also averaged eight rebounds. Also (2) and softball (3). to earn NW AACC Western Region all-star hon- go to basketball. Should pick up some of offen­ ranked third in free throw percentage (75.6). MVP, Team captain ors. Named to NW AACC all-tournament team. sive load ...Born I 0-22-66 at Yakima. Sociology Played in NW AACC all-star game. Second team and four-time Most MVP in NW AACC all-star game. Led CWU in major. Married to Cary York. Physical education East region freshman season ...Excellent outside Inspirational in basket- scoring last year (14.6) and ranked second in ball. Captain, MVP, rebounding (8 .1) . Shot 50 percent from the floor major. Has one brother (Steve), who played shooter. Can post up and can shoot from wing. Most Inspirational and (198-396). Selected to NAIA All-American team football at Yakima Valley and CWU. Could be vital force against zone defenses, but all-state in volleyball. as honorable mention selection. CWU's first All- Year FG FGA PCT FT FTA PCT Reb Pts Avg. needs to improve defense ...Born 9-13-68 at Port­ 1987-88 69 146 47.3 43 59 72.9 105 181 5.3 land. Phys ical education major. Has one brother. Captain and all-league in softball .. . Played vol- American. Game highs of 34 points and 19 re- 3-Poinl FGs: None . Career Foul Outs: I . leyball and basketball at Edmonds. Team captain bounds against Seattle ( 12-18-87) ... .Is an excel- 42 43 Jent all-around player. Good shot blocker.. . Born man and sophomore seasons. MVP junior and 5-31-67 in Oklahoma Sociology major. Has five senior years. Team Captain senior season. Aver­ 1987-88 DISTRICT 1 REVIEW brothers and one sister. aged 14 points and six rebounds ...Played two seasons of volleyball and basketball at Highline Year FG FGA PCT IT ITA PCT Reb Pis Avg. District Overall Margins 1987-88 198 396 50.0 99 158 62.7 275 495 14.6 CC. First team Northern Region in volleyball. 3-Point FGs: None. Career Foul Outs: 9. w L PF PA w L PF PA Scoring Rebound Ranked eighth in region in blocks ( 1.6 per game). Central Washington* 20 2 1571 1223 31 5 2657 2211 13.1 4.9 Honorable mention all-league freshman season TINA WASHINGTON (S-9, Jr., Forward, Seattle 20 2 1696 1350 24 4 2163 1762 15.1 0.7 and second team all-league sophomore season in Western Washington 15 5 1386 1187 22 9 2132 1868 8.8 8.7 Seattle) basketball. Averaged I 0 points and six rebounds Simon Fraser 15 5 1390 1159 20 IO 2076 1788 9.7 4.1 Graduated from Ever­ per game ... Lettered this fall for CWU volleyball green High School in Seattle Pacific 13 10 1629 1442 16 11 1932 1728 7.6 5.0 team. Ranked third on team in digs with 189. Lewis Clark State 9 IO 1157 1124 16 16 1979 1935 1.2 -6.5 1986. Four-year bas­ Also led in blocking assists with 81. . .Has excel­ ketball letter winner. Puget Sound 8 11 1281 1316 IO 17 1821 1848 -1.0 3.8 lent quickness. Good jumper. Should be effec­ Whitworth 7 14 928 841 7 23 1509 1531 -0.9 7.2 Honorablementionall- ! tive around the basket. .. Born2-21-68 at Spokane. league freshman and Pacific Lutheran 4 IO 949 I022 II 13 1716 1666 2.1 3.8 Has one brother and one sister. Early Childhood Sheldon Jackson 3 8 685 963 6 18 1555 1862 -12.8 -15.4 sophomore seasons. education major. Plans to be social worker and Alaska Pacific 3 12 865 I089 5 22 1497 1881 -14.1 -2.2 Second team all-league child psychologist. Father (Earl) played basket­ St. Martin's 4 18 1098 1502 8 21 1525 1935 -14.6 -12.0 junior and senior sea­ ball at Whitworth. Uncle (Phil) played for Northwest College 0 14 656 I089 12 16 1517 1709 -6.9 2.5 sons. Inspirational Duquesne University and New York Knicks. cwu *Won playoff game for top-seed award winner fresh- A District Playoffs Central Washington 74, Simon Fraser 71 (ot; loser out) Western Washington 55, Seattle 52 (loser out) Western Washington 88, Central Washington 79 Central Washington 79, Western Washington 75 Central Washington 77, Western Washington 76 (CWU wins 2-1)

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT Bi-District (at Ellensburg) Central Washington 82, Warner Pacific 65 DR. DONALD GARRITY (University Dr. Garrity, 60, earned a BA degree from Nationals (at Kansas City) Colorado State University in 1950 and a MA and President, 11th Year) Union (Tenn.) 91, Central Washington 68 Dr. Donald L. Garrity is in his I Ith year as PhD from the University of Washington in 1953 president of Central and 1966, respectively. Christian College National Tournament (at Joplin, Mo.) Washington Univer­ A specialist in criminology, Dr. Garrity has Northwest College 60, Ozark Christian (Mo.) 43 sity. The University's served as a consultant to numerous state and Northwest College 63, Kentucky Christian 61 (ot) community agencies, including the California ninth chief administra­ Northwest College 55, Moody Bible Institute (Ill.) 40 (championship) tor, he has been CWU' s Department of Corrections and the San Francisco president since Sept. I, Police Department. He is a member of the 1987-88 All-District Team American Sociological Association, the Ameri­ 1978. Linda Johnson, Seattle Pacific* F 5-10 Sr. Oak Harbor can Correctional Association, the Society for the He came to Central Lisa Hill, Seattle* F 5-10 So. Seattle (West Seattle) Study of Social Problems and the American Asso­ from San Francisco Sonia Swan, Central Washington c 5-11 Jr. Tacoma (Lincoln) ciation.for Higher Education. State University where Karin Bishop, Seattle+ 6-2 Jr. Bellevue (Washington) Dr. Garrity has served as chairman of the Council c he had been provost Kristelle Arthur, Central Washington F 5-9 Sr. Port Townsend for Presidents and the Evergreen Conference and chief academic Linda de Vries, Puget Sound F 5-8 Sr. Belfair (North Mason) Council of Presidents. He is a member of the officer for 12 years. As provost of the California Sara Haave, Simon Fraser G 5-11 Jr. Delta, B.C. (North Delta) Western College Accreditation Commission and university, he was the chief administrator below Brit Hanson, Puget Sound+ 6-0 Sr. Seattle (Ballard) is a former member of the Council on Postsecon­ c the president. Anna Rabel, Western Washington F 6-0 Jr. Seattle (Roosevelt) dary Education and the prestigious San Francisco He joined the San Francisco State faculty in Lori Robinett, Seattle Pacific F 6-0 Jr. Klamath Falls, OR Crime Commission. 1956 as an assistant professor of sociology. He *Unanimous. +Repeater rose in academic rank to a full professorship and Dr. Garrity and his wife Virginia have two grown sons, Michael and Craig. served as chairman of the San Francisco State Honorable Mention - Lanette Martin, Central Washington; Jenny Fredericks, Seattle; sociology department for six years. Sherie Sturmey, Simon Fraser. Player-of-the-Year - Linda Johnson, SPU. Coach-of-the-Year - Gary Frederick, Central Washington. . NAIA All-Americans: Honorable Mention - Linda Johnson, SPU; Soma Swan, CWU. 45 44 1987-88 CWU WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL STATISTICS (31-5)

TOTAL 3-PT. PLAYER G FG FGA PCT FG FGA PCT FT FT A PCT REB A VG PF PTSAVG ASS ST MIN RATING Sonia Swan 34 198 396 50.0 0 0 0.0 99 158 62.7 275 8.1 120 495 14.6 22 46 836 1.26 Lanette Martin 32 145 382 38.0 47 118 39.8 111 150 74.0 86 2.7 74 448 14.0 70 59 856 0.91 Kristelle Arthur 34 189 399 47.4 0 0 0.0 33 55 60.0 284 8.4 76 411 12.1 58 33 1052 1.54 Natalie Long 33 129 326 39.6 0 6 0.0 67 123 54.5 195 5.9 100 325 9.8 63 68 741 0.92 Kathy Alley 34 120 295 40.7 I 5 20.0 42 63 66.7 110 3.2 66 283 8.3 133 70 890 1.18 Kris Keeney 34 69 146 47.3 0 0 0.0 43 59 72.9 105 3.1 77 181 5.3 8 17 586 0.96 Ellen Kernan 30 59 131 45.0 39 72 54.2 15 26 57.7 56 1.9 48 172 5.7 56 26 506 1.02 Rachelle Arthur 30 45 94 47.9 I 2 50.0 4 12 33.3 49 1.6 27 95 3.2 37 13 360 0.95 Deanie Burrous 32 39 116 33.6 0 0 0.0 14 25 56.0 105 3.3 60 92 2.9 27 17 453 0.85 Nancy Katzer 32 21 62 33.9 0 0 0.0 23 42 54.8 65 2.0 55 65 2.0 31 11 294 0.85 Robin Carlson 16 15 31 48.4 0 0 0.0 9 13 69.2 24 1.5 8 39 2.4 2 5 98 1.23 Karen ·Curnutt 5 8 18 44.4 0 0 0.0 6 14 42.9 14 2.8 4 22 4.4 2 3 52 1.05 Laura Juhnke 4 5 5 100.0 0 0 0.0 2 2 100.0 6 1.5 2 12 3.0 0 1 22 2.75 Kelly Anderson 9 3 8 37.5 0 0 0.0 I I 100.0 11 1.2 8 7 0.8 3 0 33 0.60 Teresa Bonnot 3 I 2 25.0 0 0 0.0 4 6 66.7 I 0.3 I 6 2.0 6 0 21 1.06 Karri Matau I 2 3 66.7 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 I 1.0 2 4 4.0 I I II 1.00 Kit McCorison 2 0 2 0.0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 3 1.5 3 0 0.0 2 0 14 0.38 Team Rebounds 151 Totals 34 1048 2418 43.3 88 203 43.3 473 749 63.2 1541 45.3 731 2657 78.1 527 439 6825 1.10 Opponents 34 828 2095 39.5 34 125 27.2 521 793 65.7 1375 40.4 668 2211 65.0 438 308 6825 0.90

Fouled Out -Swan 9, Long 6, K. Arthur 4, Burrous 2, Katzer 2, Kernan 2, Keeney, Alley, Totals 27, Opp. 24. Team Rebounds - Opp. 158. Dead Balls- Cenral 132, Opp. 147. Offensive Rebounds- Swan 151, K. Arthur 134, Long 100, Burrous 41, Keeney 38, Alley 37, Manin 29, Katzer 26, Kernan 17, R. Arthur 17, Carlson 10, Curnutt 5, McCorison 3, Anderson 2, Matau I, Juhnke I. Totals 612, Opp. 475. Central Washington University For nearly a century Central Washington Uni- rooms in 21 academic halls and 28 student hous- SCORING BY HALVES 1 2 OT Totals versity has provided quality education for the ing complexes. And Central's faculty has earned Central Washington 1305 1341 11 2657 Opponents 1029 1174 8 2211 citizensofthestateofWashington. Itisoneofsix a reputation for academic quality and integrity. state-supported institutions offering baccalaure- CWU's faculty are teachers above all else, and RECORDS: Home 16-1 Away 13-3 Neutral 2-1 District 20-2 (!st) ate and graduate degrees. they take the time to meet the needs of their AWARD WINNERS Originally known as Washington'State Normal students. Captain Natalie Long & Kristelle Arthur School, the institution became Central Washing- Central, which was founded in 1891 with four Inspirational Nancy Katzer Outstanding Defense Kathy Alley & Kristelle Arthur ton College of Education in 1937, Central Wash- teachers and 86 students, enjoys a setting conven- MVP Sonia Swan ington State College in 1961 and Central Wash- ient to the mountains in one direction and the ington University in 1977. desert in the other. Only minutes away through Leiter Winners - Kristelle Arthur (3), Kathy Alley (2), Lanette Manin (2), Natalie Long (2), Rachelle Arthur (2), Dennie Burrous, Kris Keeney, Sonia Swan, Kelly Anderson, Laura Juhnke, Robin Carlson, Nancy Katzer, Ellen Kernan. Now CWU is considered one of the top smaller the surrounding farm and ranch lands of the comprehensive universities in the country. Cen- Kittitas Valley are some of the best skiing and WILDCAT AWARD WINNERS & ALL-STARS tral earned that distinction when U.S. News & hunting in the state, as well as national parks, World Report published results of an extensive alpine lakes and meadows, wilderness areas and Captains Most Valuable Player 1983 Regina Kinzel 1983 Regina Kinzel national survey of college presidents. rushing rivers for fishing and floating. 1984 Katie Stuhr 1984 Lisa Carlson CWU tied for seventh place in the smaller Ellensburg is a small quite farming and ranch- Kathy Kraft 1985 Nita Wing comprehensive universities category for schools ing community which likes have a state university 1985 Nita Wing 1986 Kristi Wilson 1986 Marcia Bynl 1987 Kristi Wilson west of the Mississippi River and placed in the in its center. Toni Larimer 1988 Sonia Swan Top 15 in the nation. Cheryl Homestead Lanette Martin Central is a residential university which offers 1987 Kristi Wilson Mary Ann McCord Best Defense one of the best living programs found anywhere. CWU 1HUMBNAIL FACfS 1988 Natalie Long 1985 Nita Wing The accomodations, food and excellent staff Location: Eilensburg, Wa. 98926 Kristelle Arthur 1986 Kristi Wilson 1987 Deanna Sanders provide for a rewarding experience. Founded: I 891 Inspirational 1988 Kathy Alley Students have outstanding facilities for their Enrollment: 6271 1983 Marcia Bynl Kristelle Arthur learning experiences. More than halfofthe major President: Dr. Donald L. Garrity 1984 Shelley Boyer All-District campus buildings have been constructed since VP-Academics: Dr. Robert V. Edington Nita Wing 1987 1966. The excellent facilities do not stop with Faculty Athletic Representative: Dr. Daryl Basler 1985 Cheryl Homestead Kristi Wilson 1988 1986 Julie Fees Kristelle Arthur new buildings. Central has increased its total Registrar: Carolyn Wells Sonia Swan 1987 MaryAnn McCord number of library holdings to 454,651. And Colors: Crimson and Black 1988 Nancy Katzer Lanette Manin (HM) campus tee hni c al ~.ac1 · 1·!Ues · range f ram te 1ev1S1on · · Nickname:. Wildcats . . AU-American studies to science laboratories. Stadmm: Tomlmson Stadmm (4, 000) 1988 Sonia Swan (HM) The University's 350 acres include 100 class- Pavilion: Nicholson Pavilion (3,200) 46 47 1988-89 CWU JV BASKETBALL ROSTER 1988-89 MEN'S VARSITY SCHEDULE NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CL. EXP. HOMETOWN 4 Len Sundstrom G 5-11 155 Fr. HS Maple Valley (Tolt) NOVEMBER Site Time 11 Craig Bishop G 6-2 160 Fr. HS Sumner 5 Alumni Ellensburg 8:00 12 Craig Wise G 6-1 175 So. JV Cashmere 11 Victoria Invitational Victoria 6:30/8: 15 20 Brian Link G 6-1 170 Fr. HS Kent (Fellowship Christian Athletes, Seattle, CWU, Victoria) 21 Dave Satterfield F 6-4 185 Fr. HS Issaquah (Liberty) 12 Victoria Invitational Victoria 6:30/8: 15 22 Chris Ames G 6-2 170 So. JV Colville 15 Fellowship Christian Atl1letes Kirkland 7:30 24 Tim Helgeson G 6-4 180 Jr. JC Kent (Kentridge - GRCC) 21 BYU - Hawaii Laie, HI 7:30 25 Glen Lambert G 6-0 160 Fr. HS Wenatchee (Eastrnont) 22 Hawaii Pacific Honolulu 7:30 31 Dave Kinnaman F 6-4 185 Fr. HS Friday Harbor (Lakes) 25 Hawaii - Hilo invitational Hilo, HI 6:00/8:00 35 Bill Tonge F 6-4 200 Fr. HS Bremerton (Wisconsin-Eau Claire, Carleton, Minn., CWU, Hawaii-Hilo) 43 Ron Peterson F 6-3 200 So. JV Sumner 26 Hawaii - Hilo Invitational Hilo, HI 6:00/8:00 50 Bill Walker c 6-6 220 Fr. HS Connell 29 Pacific Lutheran Tacoma 7:30 Jeff Klindworth G 6-3 175 Fr. HS Ellensburg DECEMBER Nick Brown G 6-1 170 So. JV Issaquah (Orcas) 3 St. Martin's* Ellensburg 7:30 5 Whitman Walla Walla 7:30 Head Coach - Jeff Olwell. Assistant - Dan Rauch. 9 Alaska Southeast* Ellensburg 7:30 IO Lewis Clark State* Lewiston 7:30 1988-89 MEN'S JV BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 16 Warner Pacific Invitational Portland 6:00/8:00 (Western Oregon, Multnomah Bible, CWU, Warner Pacific) NOVEMBER: 10- at North Idaho, 7:30 p.m.; 15 - at Puget Sound, JANUARY: 4 - ot Blue Mountain, 8 p.m.; 6- at Columbia Basin, 5:15 p.m.; 29 - at Pacific Lutheran. 5:15 p.m.; 30- at Big Bend, 8 8 p.m.; 12 - Puget Sound, 5: 15 p.m.; 14 - at Whitwonh, 5: 15 p.m.; 17 Warner Pacific Invititational Portland 6:00/8:00 p.m. 17 - at Wenatchee Valley, 7 p.m.; 20-Big Bend, 3 p.m.; 24-Pacific 29 Puget Sound Invitational Tacoma 6:00/8:00 Lutheran, 3 p.m.; 30 - Whitwonh, 5:15 p.m. (San Francisco State, Cal State - Dominguez Hills, CWU, UPS) DECEMBER: 2- Yokima Valley, 7:30p.m.; 9 - at Spokane CC, 7:30 p.m.; 13 - at Walla Walla, 7:30 p.m.; 29-30 - at Centralia CC FEBRUARY: 1 - Blue Mountain, 7:30p.m.; 4- at Yokima Valley, 30 Puget Sound Invitational Tacoma 6:00/8:00 tournament 7:30 p.m.; 6 - Spokane CC, 6 p.m.; 7 - at Puget Sound, 5:15 p.m.; JANUARY 14 - Wenatchee Valley, 7:30 p.m.; 17 - P&G Orchards, 5:15 p.m. 6 Western Washington* Bellingham 7:30 IO Sheldon Jackson* Ellensburg 7:30 12 Puget Sound Ellensburg 7:30 14 Lewis Clark State* Ellensburg 7:30 1988-89 CWU WOMEN'S JV BASKETBALL ROSTER 17 Whitworth Spokane 7:30 20 Simon Fraser* Ellensburg 7:30 21 St. Martin's* Lacey 7:30 NO. NAME POS. HT. CL. EXP. HOMETOWN 24 Pacific Lutheran Ellensburg 7:30 20-21 Karri Matau G 5-5 So. JV Elma 26 Northwest College* Ellensburg 7:30 2.2-23 Desiree Sackett G 5-5 Fr. HS Goldendale 28 Seattle* Seattle 7:30 30-31 Carrie Fernandez F 5-7 Fr. HS Sedro Wooley 30 Whitworth Ellensburg 7:30 32-33 Kim Boss F 5-8 Fr. HS Yakima (East Valley) 31 Seattle Pacific Ellensburg 7:30 34-35 Cari Smith G 5-5 Fr. HS Quincy FEBRUARY 40-41 Gretchen Chronis F 5-8 Fr. HS Tacoma (Clover Park) 2 Brewster Packing Ellensburg 7:30 42-43 Dorothy Allard G 5-5 Fr. HS Deer Park 7 Puget Sound Tacoma 7:30 44-45 Darci Riley F-C 5-10 Fr. HS Everett (Snohomish) 11 Western Washington* Ellensburg 7:30 52-53 Alicia Prather F 5-7 Fr. HS Kittitas 13 Simon Fraser* Burnaby 7:30 54-55 Wendy Blair c 6-1 Fr. HS Kirkland (Juanita) 15 Seattle* Ellensburg 7:30 17 Whitman Ellensburg 7:30 Head Coach - Natalie Long. 20 Northwest College* Kirkland 7:30 24 Alaska Southeast* Juneau 7:30 NOTE: Even numbers at home. Odd numbers on the road. 25 Sheldon Jackson* Sitka 7:30

*District 1 Game 1988-89 WOMEN'S JV BASKETBALL SCHEDULE NAIA District 1 Playoffs: The playoffs begin Thursday, Mar. 2 with the top-seeded team hosting the fourtll-seeded team and the second-seeded team hosting the third NOVEMBER: 28 - at Columbia Basin, 7:00; 29 - at Wenatchee JANUARY: 4- at Blue Mountain, 6:00; 7 -Columbia Basin, 5:00; Valley, 7:00; 30- at Big Bend, 6:00. 13 - Pacific Lutheran, 5:00. seeded team. The two winners advance to the best-of-three championship series (Mar. 4-6-8). If preliminary rounds are needed, they will be played Feb. 27, 28 and Mar. I. DECEMBER: 2-4 - at Yakima Valley Invitational; 9 - Spokane FEBRUARY: 1- Blue Mountain, 5:00; 8- at Spokane Falls, 5:00; NAIA Nationals: Mar. 14-20 at Kansas City, Mo. Falls, 5:00; 10- Big Bend, 3:00; 12 - at Walla Walla, 7:00. 14 - Wenatchee Valley, 5:00; 24 - at Pacific Lutheran, 5:00. 48 1988-89 CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY MEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER

NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. CL. HOMETOWN 12 Craig Wise G 6-0 170 So. Cashmere 14 Al Griffin G 6-2 170 Jr. Anchorage, AK (Bartlett - Pierce CC) 21 Bryan Gerig G 6-3 190 Sr. Bieber, CA (Big Valley HS - C. of Siskiyous JC) 22 Jim Toole G 6-2 170 Jr. Bellevue (Sammamish - Skagit Valley) 23 Stacy Everhart G 5-11 155 Jr. Yakima (Davis - YVC) 24 Kelly Byrne G 6-0 180 Sr. Shelton (Grays Harbor CC) 25 Jock White G-F 6-4 175 Sr. Pasadena, CA (New Mexico State) 30 Scott Kenney G 6-4 175 So. Elyria, Ohio (Midview HS - Walker, Ga. JC) 31 Art Haskins G 6-3 185 Sr. Tacoma (Mt. Tahoma) 32 Al Goldwire G 6-2 185 Jr. Seattle (Chief Sealth - Edmonds CC) 33 Dave Biwer F 6-7 200 Sr. Kirkland (Juanita) 34 Carl Aaron F 6-6 205 Sr. Detroit (Denby HS - Santa Ana) 40 Steve Evenson F 6-7 220 Sr. Kirkland (Juanita - UW) 44 Van Beard c 6-9 235 Sr. Seattle (Garfield - Phillips, Okla.)

HEAD COACH - Dean Nicholson. ASSIST ANTS- Jack Miller, Reese Radliff, Rich Sanders, Jeff Olwell.

1988-89 CENTRAL WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S VARSITY BASKETBALL ROSTER

NO. NAME POS. HT. CL. HOMETOWN 10-11 Nikki Pusey G 5-8 Jr. Quincy (Wenatchee Valley) 12-13 Kathy Brumley G 5-5 Jr. Federal Way (Highline) 20-21 Kajsa Clark G 5-4 So. Colville (Seattle) 22-23 Rachelle Arthur G 5-5 Sr. Port Townsend 24-25 Tabatha Shields G 5-8 Jr. Seattle (Ingraham - Edmonds CC) 30-3 1 Kris Keeney-York c 5-10 Sr. Pasco (Wenatchee Valley) 32-33 Ellen Kernan G 5-5 Sr. Ke nt (Kentridge - Highline CC) 34-35 Sonia Swan c 5-11 Sr. Tacoma (Lincoln - GRCC) 40-41 Tina Washington F 5-9 Jr. Sealtle (Evergreen - HCC) 42-43 Kris Surratt G 5-3 Sr. Bremerton (Olympic - Seattle) 44-45 Lynda Laughery c 5-11 Jr. Walla Walla (WWCC) 50-51 Robin Carlson c 6-1 So. Yakima (West Valley) 52-53 Nancy Katzer F 5-9 Sr. Renton (Lindbergh - Green River) 54-55 April Renne F 5-9 Jr. Richland (Hanford - SFCC)

HEAD COACH - Gary Frederick. ASSIST ANTS - Mary Ann McCord, Keith Satterfield, Kaylene Hanson .

NOTE: Even numbers at home. Odd numbers on the road.