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2006 Press Release Digital Commons @ George Fox University Men's Basketball George Fox University Athletics 2006 2006 Press Release George Fox University Archives Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/athletics_menbasketball Recommended Citation George Fox University Archives, "2006 Press Release" (2006). Men's Basketball. 55. https://digitalcommons.georgefox.edu/athletics_menbasketball/55 This Press Release is brought to you for free and open access by the George Fox University Athletics at Digital Commons @ George Fox University. It has been accepted for inclusion in Men's Basketball by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ George Fox University. For more information, please contact [email protected]. GEORGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S BASKETBALL- Saturday, February 24, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) gfubruins.com (0) 503-554-2926 (C) 503-537-8920 (H) 503-554-8067 (Fax) 503-554-3864 2124- ALL-CONFERENCE: Bruins' Parker and Satern Garner AII-NWC Recognition NEWBERG, Ore. -Senior post Chris Parker and junior point guard Brent Satern of George Fox University have received All­ Northwest Conference men's basketball recognition, Parker earning a Second Team berth and Satem gaining honorable mention, in recent balloting by the league's nine coaches. Parker completed his senior season in fine fashion as the Bruins' top scorer and one of the most accurate shooters in the league. He ranked fourth in the conference in scoring (16.1 ppg), sixth in free throw percentage (.805), 10th in field goal percentage (.517), and 18th in rebounding (4.8). Scoring in double figures in 21 of 25 games, he had 20 or more seven times, including a career-high 32 at Pacific Lutheran. He posted his first double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds vs. Holy Names. Nine times he led the Bruins in scoring, and seven times in rebounds. He was named the NWC Men's Player of the Week for Nov. 13-19, was honorable mention for the honor five times, and was a six-time winner of the Bruin Athletic Association Men's Athlete of the Week. He ended his four-year George Fox career with 988 points, 12 short of becoming the 33rd Bruin to reach 1,000 points, but he did not become a starter until the final10 games of his junior year. He was also named to the ESPN The Magazine/CoSlDA Men's Basketball Academic All-District VIII College Division First Team this year. In his career, he ranks 11th in field goal pet. (.543) and 11th in free throw pet. (.805) at George Fox. Parker is from Aloha, Oregon, and went to Aloha High School. Satern proved to be one of the top point guards in the league for the second straight year. He ranked second in the conference in steals (2.08 spg), third in assists (5.28 apg), eighth in assist/turnover ratio (1.32:1), and 14th in scoring (13.5 ppg). His assists per game average also ranked 35th nationally. He scored in double figures 19 times, with 20 or more points three times, including a career-high 25 vs. Linfield. He was the Bruins' top scorer seven times, and had a double-double with 14 points and 10 assists vs. Corban in the season opener, the second of his career. He was named the Bruin Athletic Association Men's Athlete of the Week three times, and was honorable mention for NWC Player of the Week three times. He has handed out 338 assists in his career, 36 away from moving into the top 10 all-time list at George Fox. Satern is from Silverton, Ore., and Silverton High School. Both Parker and Satern were instrumental in the Bruins' success this season. George Fox finished with a 12-13 overall record, just missing a third straight winning season, and came in fifth in the NWC standings at 7-9. Included in the Bruins' wins were an 85-65 win over Holy Names, ranked No. 9 in the NAJA at the time, and a 75-63 victory over then-No. 13 Puget Sound in which the Bruins battled back to out-score the Loggers 34-5 over the last 12 minutes of the game. NWC co-champion Whitworth swept both individual awards, point guard Bryan Williams earning the Northwest Conference Men's Player of the Year award while ranking third nationally in assists, and head coach Jim Hayford taking Coach of the Year honors. The entire list of 2006-07 All-Northwest Conference men's basketball players is available on line at the Northwest Conference web site at http://www.nwcsports.com/sports/basketball men/AII-NWC.htm. GEoRGE Fox UNIVERSITY SPORTS RELEASE: MEN'S BASKETBALL- Friday, February 23, 2007 Contact: Blair Cash, SID (E-mail) [email protected] (Web) gfubruins.com (0) 503-554-2926 © 503-537-8920 (H) 503-554-8067 (Fax) 503-554-3864 2/23 WHAT'S BRUIN: GEORGE FOX MEN'S BASKETBALL -Weekly News & Notes Overall12-13: Home 7-3, Road 4-8, Neutra11-2 I NWC 7-9 (5th): Home 5-3, Road 2-6 LINKS FOR MEN'S BASKETBALL TO: Quick Facts I Roster I Schedule I Statistics I Results I Press Releases I Box Scores HIGHLIGHTS: *Coming Up: Season Over, Bruins Look Ahead to 2007-08 *Recent Games: Bruins Drop Final Pair on Homecoming Weekend *Parker Honorable Mention for NWC Player of the Week *Bruins Honor Seniors Parker and Heu-Weller at Final Home Game * NCAA Stats: Satern 35th Among National Assist Leaders * NWC Stats: Bruins Place Six in Final Regular-Season Report * Career Lists: Parker Finishes 11th in FG and FT Pet. RECENT GAMES: 0-2 (Click score for link to stories and box scores): Feb. 16- Pacific Lutheran 78. at George Fox 66 Feb. 17- Lewis & Clark 75. at George Fox 63 COMING UP: Season Over, Bruins Look Ahead to 2007-08 Aiming for their 3rd straight winning season, the Bruins instead dropped under .500 for the first time this season and ended up at 12-13 after a pair of home-court losses to Pacific Lutheran and Northwest Conference co-champion Lewis & Clark. The Bruins finished 5th in the NWC at 7-9. Nevertheless, the team posted some impressive victories this season, including wins over Holy Names (ranked 9th in the NAIA at the time) and Puget Sound (ranked 13th in the NCAA Division III) by out-scoring the high­ powered Loggers 34-5 over the final 12 minutes. The Bruins lose two players to graduation in post Chris Parker and wing Phil Heu- Weller, but will return starting point guard Brent Satern and forwards Brady Strutz and Taylor Martin in 2007-08 in an effort to return to the plus side of the ledger. Click here for the latest NWC Standings. COACH MARK SUNDQUIST Mark Sundquist (Seattle Pacific '89) is 73-101 (.420) after seven seasons as a college head coach, all at George Fox. In the past three years, he has guided the Bruins to a 46-31 record (.613). He was the NWC Coach of the Year in 2004-05 for leading the Bruins to an 18-7 record and 2nd place in the conference. He coached the boys' programs at Woodburn (Ore.) High for two years and at Newberg (Ore.) High for one year before joining the Bruins. Click here for the complete bio on Coach Sundquist. BRUIN BITS: *Parker Honorable Mention for NWC Player of the Week Chris Parker received honorable mention for Northwest Conference Men's Player of the Week for Feb. 12-18, the sixth time this season he was nominated for the award. In an 78-66 loss to Pacific Lutheran Friday, he scored 14 points on 4-10 field goals and 6-10 free throws, with 5 rebounds, an assist and a steal. In a 75-63 loss to NWC co-champion Lewis & Clark Saturday, he had 22 points on 7-14 field goals and 8-10 free throws, with 5 rebounds and an assist. For the week, he scored 36 points (18.0 ppg) on 11-24 ( .458) field goals and 14-20 (. 700) free throws, with 10 rebounds, 2 assists and a steal. He is a five-time winner of the Bruin Athletic Association Men's Athlete of the Week award, and was NWC Men's Player of the Week the first week of the season (Nov. 13-19). He is 4th in the NWC in scoring (16.1 ), 6th in free throw pet. (.805), lOth in field goal pet. (.517), and 18th in rebounding (4.8). * 2006-07 Honors: -Chris Parker- Bruin Athletic Association Men's Athlete of the Week (Nov. 13-19, Dec. 4-10, Jan. 1-7, Jan. 15-21, Jan. 29- Feb. 4); NWC Player of the Week (Nov. 13-19, HM-Dec. 4-10, HM-Jan. 1-7, HM-Jan. 15-21, HM-Jan. 29-Feb. 4, HM-Feb. 12-18); ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Men's Basketball Academic All-District Vlll College Division First Team -Phil Heu-Weller- Bruin Athletic Association Men's Athlete of the Week (Nov. 20-26); NWC Player of the Week (HM-Nov. 20-26); ESPN The Magazine/ CoSIDA Men's Basketball Academic All-District Vlll College Division First Team - Brent Satern - Bruin Athletic Association Men's Athlete of the Week (Nov. 27-Dec. 3, Jan. 8-14, Feb. 5-11 ); NWC Player of the Week (HM-Nov. 27-Dec. 3, HM-Jan. 8-14, HM-Feb. 5-11) -Brady Strutz- Bruin Athletic Association Men's Athlete of the Week (Dec. 11-21, Jan. 22-28); NWC Player of the Week (HM-Dec. 11-21, HM-Jan.
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