2017-18 PORTLAND STATE VIKINGS SCHEDULE

Date Opponent Time W-L N.5 EVERGREEN STATE (exhibition) 1 p.m. 2017-18 Portland State Vikings Basketball • Game 1 Notes N.11 at Portland 7 p.m. N.14 WILLAMETTE 8 p.m. N.18 at UC Riverside 4 p.m. PORTLAND STATE VIKINGS vs. PORTLAND PILOTS N.20 UTAH STATE (MC) 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 11, 2017, 7 p.m. • Chiles Center (4,852), Portland, OR PK80 TOURNAMENT presented by State Farm PORTLAND STATE VIKINGS GAME BREAKDOWN N.23 vs. Duke ESPN 1:30 p.m. ESPN N.24 vs. Butler/Texas Noon or 2:30 p.m. ESPNU 2016-17 Record: 15-16, 7-11 TEAM STATS (16-17) PSU UP N.26 vs. Florida/Stanford/Gonzaga/Ohio State ESPNU Head Coach: Barret Peery (1st year) Scoring Average 85.3 67.1 PORTLAND PILOTS Opp. Scoring Avg. 81.8 72.2 D.2 PORTLAND BIBLE 1 p.m. FG Percentage .482 .423 D.6 at Loyola Marymount 7 p.m. 2016-17 Record: 11-22, 2-16 3-pt Percentage .341 .373 D.9 at Santa Clara 7 p.m. Head Coach: Terry Porter (11-22/2nd year) 3-pt FG per game 7.7 6.5 D.13 at Oregon 7 p.m. Pac-12 Live Streaming Video and Audio: TheW.tv FT Percentage .658 .740 D.16 LINFIELD 1 p.m. Radio: 910 AM-ESPN Portland (Pilots broadcast) Rebounding +/- -3.5 -3.4 D.21 at California 8 p.m. Pac-12 Live Stats: www.ViksLive.com Turnover +/- +4.9 -1.3 BIG SKY CONFERENCE GAMES D.30 at Sacramento State* 7:05 p.m. THE OPENING TIP J.4 at Eastern Washington* 6:05 p.m. The Portland State Vikings will open the 2017-18 season with a highlight game on the non-conference schedule, J.6 at Idaho* 7 p.m. meeting crosstown rival University of Portland on Saturday night at the Chiles Center. J.11 MONTANA STATE* 8 p.m. The Vikings and Pilots will meet for the 55th time in history. The Pilots hold the all-time advantage, 36-18, but J.13 MONTANA* 1 p.m. the Vikings won the most recent meeting, 77-75, last Dec. 20, also at UP. This season’s annual matchup is at the Chiles Center once again due to construction of the new Viking Pavilion. J.18 at Idaho State* 6 p.m. PT The game will mark the official debut of new Viking Head Coach Barret Peery. Hired last April 10, Peery will be J.20 at Weber State* 6 p.m. PT leading his first game as a Division I head coach. Peery has six seasons experience as a junior college head coach (178- J.27 SACRAMENTO STATE* 1 p.m. 30 at College of Southern Idaho and Indian Hills (IA) Community College) and has been a Division I assistant at Santa F.1 IDAHO* 8 p.m. Clara, Arizona State, Utah, Portland State and Southern Utah. F.3 EASTERN WASHINGTON* 1 p.m. Peery’s Vikings had an exhibition game on Sunday at their temporary home, Lewis and Clark College. They came F.8 at Montana* 6 p.m. PT away 122-67 winners over The Evergreen State College. The Vikings had six players in double figures, including 22 F.10 at Montana State* 1 p.m. PT points from Deontae North and 20 from Brandon Hollins. PSU made 20 steals, forced 32 turnovers and converted them F.15 WEBER STATE* 8 p.m. into 47 points. F.17 IDAHO STATE* 1 p.m. The Pilots won their exhibition game, 103-61, over Lewis and Clark. Five Pilots scored in double figures in that F.22 at Southern Utah* 5:30 p.m. PT one, and UP shot .586 from the field. F.24 at Northern Arizona* 5:30 p.m. PT FSN-AZ The Vikings return two starters and eight letterwinners from the 2016-17 squad that was 15-16 overall. The Pilots M.1 NORTHERN COLORADO* 8 p.m. return two starters and four letterwinners from their 2016-17 team. Portland was 11-22 overall last season. M.3 NORTH DAKOTA* 1 p.m. COMING UP BIG SKY CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT, Reno, NV The Vikings first counting home game is Nov. 14 against Willamette at Lewis and Clark. Tip-off is 8 p.m. M.6 1st round (if neccesary) Portland State has four home games, six road games and three neutral site games during the non-conference M.8 Quarterfinals schedule. However, eight of the 13 non-conference games will be played within the city of Portland. M.9 Semifinals M.10 Championship HOME AWAY FROM HOME IN 2017-18 Portland State has a temporary home for 2017-18 - Lewis and Clark College’s Pamplin Sports Center - as the * Big Sky Conference game • All home games at Lewis and Clark College except (MC) at Memorial Coliseum Vikings await completion of their new $51-million Viking Pavilion for the 2018-19 season. The Vikings will have 13 home games in 2017-18 (which includes one at Memorial Coliseum). With the opener at Portland’s Chiles Center, and 2016-17 BIG SKY three games in the PK80 Tournament at the Rose Quarter over Thanksgiving weekend, continued on page 3 Portland State will play 17 of 30 regular season games in the city of Portland. CONFERENCE STANDINGS

2017-18 PORTLAND STATE VIKINGS LINEUP Big Sky Season PROBABLE STARTERS Pos Hgt Yr ppg, rpg, apg Notes Hometown North Dakota 14-4 22-9 11 Deante Strickland G 5-11 JR NA transfer from Casper (WY) College Portland, OR Eastern Washington 13-5 22-11 0 Bryce Canda G 6-4 SR 10.2, 4.1, 2.1 .388 3-pt FG% Portland, OR Weber State 12-6 19-13 3 Deontae North G 6-4 SR 13.7, 3.6, 1.9 6th man in 16-17, top returning scorer Corona, CA Idaho 12-6 18-13 30 Traylin Farris F 6-8 SR 10.8, 5.2, 0.6 .618 FG%, team-high 28 blocks Pearland, TX Montana 11-7 16-16 44 Ryan Edwards C 7-1 SR NA transfer from Gonzaga Kalispell, MT Montana State 11-7 16-16 Sacramento State 9-9 13-18 OFF THE BENCH Portland State 7-11 15-16 2 Michael Mayhew G 6-2 JR 2.4, 0.7, 0.3 played in 14 games Flower Mound, TX Northern Colorado* 7-11 11-18 4 Brendan Rumel F 6-10 SO 2.4, 1.0, 0.1 played in 16 games, .650 FG% Tucson, AZ Northern Arizona 6-12 9-23 5 Tyrell Henderson G 6-3 SO 0.6, 0.6, 0.3 played in 11 games Tempe, AZ Southern Utah 3-15 6-27 10 Devyn Wilson G 6-3 JR NA transfer from Panola (TX) College Brooklyn, NY Idaho State 3-15 5-26 13 Jamie Orme F 6-7 JR NA transfer from Highline (WA) CC Seattle, WA 15 Braxton Tucker F 6-6 SR 16.8, 5.8, 1.6 played only five games (knee) Tacoma, WA Contact: Mike Lund 22 Brandon Hollins F 6-6 SR 6.1, 3.5, 0.4 .603 FG% St. Louis, MO Associate AD/Media and Communications 23 Holland Woods G 6-0 FR NA Apollo (AZ) HS Phoenix, AZ 503.725.5602 • [email protected] • @mikelund65 25 Derek Brown G 6-0 JR NA transfer from Everett (WA) CC Seattle, WA The Viking Basketball Media Guide can be found at 30 Vonte Carter G 6-2 JR NA transfer from Eastern Arizona College Portland, OR www.GoViks.com. Click on the basketball link, then the media guide link at the top of the basketball page.

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 1 VIKING QUICK FACTS 2017-18 PORTLAND STATE VIKINGS ROSTER No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Yr. Exp. Hometown (Schools) ______School______Portland State University 0 Bryce Canda G 6-4 200 SR 1V Portland, OR (Grant HS/Central Wyoming JC) Location______Portland, OR Founded______1946 1 Tyrell Henderson G 6-3 180 SO 1V Tempe, AZ (Corona del Sol HS) Enrollment______28,407 2 Michael Mayhew G 6-2 195 JR 1V Flower Mound, TX (Marcus HS/Hill (TX) College) Nickname______Vikings 3 Deontae North G 6-4 190 SR 1V Corona, CA (Centennial HS/Long Beach St./South Plains (TX) JC) Colors__ Green (PMS 3435C), White, Silver (PMS 877C) 4 Brendan Rumel F 6-10 235 SO 1V Tucson, AZ (Rincon HS) National Affiliation______NCAA Division I 5 Traylin Farris C 6-8 225 SR 1V Pearland, TX (Manvel HS/Incarnate Word/Odessa (TX) JC) Conference______Big Sky President______Dr. Rahmat Shoureshi 10 Devyn Wilson G 6-3 175 JR JC Brooklyn, NY (South Shore HS/Panola (TX) College) Director of Athletics ______Valerie Cleary 11 Deante Strickland G 5-10 175 JR JC Portland, OR (Central Catholic HS/Casper (WY) College) Home Court 13 Jamie Orme F 6-7 200 JR JC Seattle, WA (O’Dea HS/Highline CC) (2017-18 only)______Lewis and Clark College/2,200 15 Braxton Tucker F 6-6 220 SR 2V Tacoma, WA (Spanaway Lake HS/North Idaho JC) (coming in 2018-19)_ Viking Pavilion/approx. 3,000 22 Brandon Hollins F 6-6 200 SR 1V St. Louis, MO (Jennings HS/Paris JC) 23 Holland Woods G 6-0 170 FR HS Phoenix, AZ (Apollo HS) COACHING STAFF 25 Derek Brown G 6-0 170 JR JC Seattle, WA (Auburn Riverside HS/Everett (WA) CC) Head Coach______Barret Peery 30 Vonte Carter G 6-2 170 JR JC Portland, OR (Benson Tech/Eastern Arizona College) Alma Mater______Southern Utah/1996 44 Ryan Edwards C 7-1 290 SR TR Kalispell, MT (Glacier HS/Gonzaga) Division I Record______0-0/1st year Junior College Record______178-30/6 years HEAD COACH: Barret Peery (1st year/Southern Utah, 1996) Assistant Coach______Jase Coburn ASSISTANT COACHES: Jase Coburn (5th year/Arizona State, 2006) Alma Mater______Arizona State, ‘06/5th year Chris Skinkis (2nd year/Wisconsin-Parkside, 2006) Assistant Coach______Chris Skinkis Alma Mater______Wisconsin-Parkside, ‘06/2nd year Kahil Fennell (1st year/Redlands, 2004) Assistant Coach______Kahil Fennell DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS: Ron Fudala (1st year/Carnegie Mellon, 2014) Alma Mater______Redlands, ‘04/1st year TEAM MANAGER: Trent Lawton Director of Basketball Operations______Ron Fudala TEAM ATHLETIC TRAINER: Jim Wallis Team Athletic Trainer______Jim Wallis NAME PRONUNCIATIONS Kahil Fennel kuh-HILL fen-NELL Deante Strickland DEE-on-tay Deontae North DEE-on-tay Vonte Carter VON-tay TEAM INFORMATION Brendan Rumel RUM-ul Jamie Orme ORM 2016-17 Season Record______15-16 Big Sky Conference Record______7-11/8th TICKETS MEDIA RELATIONS Big Sky Tournament ______Quarterfinals (1-1) Season tickets begin at $150 for general admis- Media Relations Director______Mike Lund Letterwinners Returning/Lost______8/5 sion, $250 for reserved seats. Tickets for all home games Phone: 503.725.5602 • Email: [email protected] Starters Returning/Lost______2/3 can be purchased at GoViks.com/tickets. Prices are Twitter: @mikelund65 Newcomers: Freshmen/Transfers______1/6 $14 for general admission and $19 for reserved seats. Assistant Media Relations Director_____ Ryan McCall Fans can also call the box office to purchase tickets at Assistant Media Relations Director____ Andy Jobanek 1-888-VIK-TIKS (845-8457). VIKING BASKETBALL Viking Athletics Website______www.GoViks.com DIRECTIONS TO CAMPUS Live Streaming Audio/Video_ www.WatchBigSky.com, PROGRAM HISTORY The PSU campus is located in downtown Portland. ______Pluto TV (www.pluto.tv) Channel 232 It is bordered on the north by SW Market, on the east Play-by-play______Tom Hewitt Program Year______57th by SW 1st, on the south by I-405, and on the west by Live Stats______www.ViksLive.com (1946-47 to 1980-81, 1996-97 to present) SW 13th. Big Sky Conference Year______22nd Social Media • TO PORTLAND STATE FROM THE AIRPORT: Exit (1996-97 to present) Facebook_____ www.Facebook.com/PSUVIKINGS the Airport on Airport Way, heading east. Take I-205 Big Sky Conference Championships______2 Twitter______@PSU_Vikings South for approximately 3 miles. Exit on I-84 West (2004-05, 2007-08) Basketball______@ViksMBB and follow for approximately six miles. Move into the Big Sky Tournament Championships______2 Barret Peery______@coachbpeery left lane of I-84 westbound as you approach the I-5 (2007-08, 2008-09) YouTube____ www.youtube.com/GoPortlandState interchange. Take I-5 southbound and move into the Big Sky Tournament Appearances______14 left lane as you cross the Marquam Bridge. Merge with (1999, 2000, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, MEDIA INFORMATION I-405, moving into the right lane. The 4th, 6th and 13th 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017) Media seeking information, interviews, credentials Avenue exits all lead onto the Portland State campus. National Postseason Appearances______6 or practice times for Viking basketball should contact Mike • DIRECTIONS TO THE VIKING PAVILION: The Port- 2014 (Collegeinsider.com) Lund in the Portland State Media Relations Office. land State Vikings practice at the Peter W. Stott Center 2008, 2009 (NCAA Division I) Visiting media should arrange for credentials and located at SW 10th and Hall on the PSU campus. To get 1967 (NCAA College Division) parking in advance. to the Stott Center/Viking Pavilion, follow the directions 1955, 1956 (NAIA) to the PSU campus. On-street parking is available after INTERVIEW POLICY Winning Seasons______29 exiting on 6th Avenue. A parking garage is also located COACH PEERY: Coach Peery is available in his office All-Time Record______769-748 on 6th Avenue between Hall and Harrison Streets. Walk each morning from 9-10 a.m. To schedule an interview, Big Sky Conference era (1996 to present)___ 301-317 three blocks west through the Park Blocks. contact Mike Lund in the office of Media Relations. Big Sky Conference record______175-188* *includes tournament games DIRECTIONS TO PLAYERS: Media may interview players prior to practice. LEWIS AND CLARK COLLEGE Practice will begin on time and then players will not be available until it concludes. Players are also not available Portland State will play home games at Lewis and on game day until following the game. Clark College during the 2017-18 season. To get to Lew- is and Clark, take the Terwilliger Boulevard exit off of PRACTICES: For practice times, check the Portland State Interstate 5 just two miles south of downtown Portland. basketball weekly notes, or contact Mike Lund in the PSU Follow Terwilliger Blvd and signs to Lewis and Clark Media Relations Office. Interviews can also be coordinated College approximately 2 miles. through the Media Relations Office.

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 2 GAME NOTES: PORTLAND STATE vs. PORTLAND HEAD COACH • ALL-TIME SERIES: The University of Portland leads the all-time series, 36-18. The Pilots lead 12-8 since Portland State resumed its program in 1996-97 (PSU did not have basketball from 1981-96). PSU is 3-7 in games played at the BARRET PEERY Chiles Center over that span... the Vikings won last season at the Chiles Center, 77-75. • LAST SEASON, Dec. 20, 2016 at the Chiles Center: PSU 77, UP 75: Calaen Robinson hit a go-ahead Barret Peery was three-pointer with 19 seconds left (75-72). Then Zach Gengler made a steal and two free throws with 4.3 seconds named Portland State’s remaining (77-72)... Portland State led for the first 35 minutes, but UP took its first lead with 4:25 left... PSU out-re- Men’s Basketball Coach on bounded the the Pilots 37-26... six Vikings scored in double figures including 12 each from Bryce Canda and Deontae April 10, 2017. Peery took North and 10 points from Traylin Farris. over the Viking program • PORTLAND STATE vs. THE WEST COAST CONFERENCE: Portland State is 36-71 all-time against current mem- as the 13th head coach in bers of the West Coast Conference. The Vikings were 3-1 against the WCC last season (beat Portland, Pepperdine and its 56-year playing history, San Francisco, lost to Loyola Marymount). In addition to Portland, PSU plays at Loyola Marymount (Dec. 6) and Santa and the sixth since Portland Clara (Dec. 9) this season. State joined the Big Sky • COACHES: Vikings Coach Barret Peery is in his first season on the Park Blocks... Pilots Head Coach Terry Porter is in Conference in 1996-97. his second season at Portland (11-22). It is his second season as a head coach collegiately, but he was also an NBA Peery comes to Port- Head Coach of the Milwaukee Bucks and Phoenix Suns. Porter is 0-1 against the Vikings. land State after two decades of collegiate coaching to lead the Viking program into a future that includes the opening of a brand new playing facility in 2018. One PORTLAND PILOTS of those previous seasons was as a Viking basketball • The University of Portland is a member of the West Coast Conference. assistant coach (2002-03). • The Pilots were 11-22 last season, the first under Head Coach Terry Porter. They were 2-16 in the WCC. This season In addition to Portland State, Peery has been an they have been selected ninth among 10 teams in the WCC preseason coaches poll. assistant coach at high-profile programs like Utah • Portland returns two starters, four letterwinners and two redshirts from last season. and Arizona State, at a Big Sky school; his alma mater • Senior guard D’Marques Tyson is the top returner after averaging 8.5 points and 3.0 rebounds per game last year. Southern Utah, and comes from Santa Clara where he Tyson made a team-high 71 three-pointers and shot .410 from distance. was the Associate Head Coach. He has worked with • The other returning starter is 7-2 center Phillip Hartwich, who averaged 1.8 points, 5.0 rebounds and 1.6 blocked Head Coaches Bill Evans (Southern Utah), Jim Boylen shots. (Utah) and Herb Sendek (Arizona State, Santa Clara) at the Division I level, as well as Heath Schroyer at Port- NOV. 5: PORTLAND STATE 122, EVERGREEN STATE 67 land State. Portland, OR - As opening acts go, this was a pretty good one. Peery had two head coaching stints to great ac- Sure the Portland State Vikings were heavily favored to beat lower-division Evergreen State in their exhibition claim at the junior college level. He compiled a career opener, but that didn’t make the result any less impressive. The Vikings rolled the Geoducks, 122-67, at Lewis and record of 178-30 in six seasons at College of Southern Clark’s Pamplin Sports Center. Idaho (2002-05, 85-19) and Indian Hills (IA) Communi- New Head Coach Barret Peery’s high-energy, 94 feet of relentless defensive pressure was just too much for the ty College (2011-14, 93-11). In 2014, Indiana Hills was Geoducks. Evergreen State committed 32 turnovers that Portland State turned into 47 points. the NJCAA runner-up, going 34-3 and winning regional The Vikings shot .522 from the field and had contributions up and down the lineup as they got 66 points off the and district tiles. bench. Peery’s teams routinely were among the top scor- Deontae North led six Vikings in double figures with 22 points in 17 minutes. He made 8-11 shots from the field, ing in the nation. His 2012-13 squad averaged 97.9 including four three-point field goals. Newcomer Jamie Orme added 20 points and five rebounds in 18 minutes. Orme points per game. In three seasons at Indian Hills, his made 7-9 shots, including three emphatic dunks. teams went 60-1 at home and reached the number one North scored 11 points Official Basketball Box Score -- Game Totals -- Final Statistics ranking in the nation. in the first 3:18 of the game as Evergreen State vs Portland State At CSI, Peery led his team to two national tour- the Vikings raced to an 18-3 11/05/17 1 p.m. at Pamplin Sports Center, Lewis and Clark naments in three seasons and twice led the nation in lead. In that span he hit three Evergreen State 67 Total 3-Ptr Rebounds scoring. The Golden Eagles placed fourth in the nation straight three-pointers. The ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min in 2006-07. Peery was the Scenic West Athletic Con- Vikings’ advantage ballooned 11 SPENCER, Shawn f 2-5 2-4 4-4 0 1 1 3 10 1 1 0 1 15 34 CHISHOLM, Jaurence f 3-4 0-0 0-0 2 4 6 5 6 4 3 1 2 21 ference Coach of the Year in 2007-08 after leading his to 41-12 by the 8:26 mark of 42 QUIGLEY, Ryan f 3-4 2-2 2-2 0 5 5 1 10 0 4 0 0 23 team to a third straight SWAC title. CSI was ranked the first half followed a pair of 00 LING, Pat g 3-9 0-2 1-3 0 1 1 0 7 2 3 0 0 22 01 MEADE, Dustin g 2-7 2-7 1-1 0 0 0 2 7 0 1 3 1 22 number one in the nation for the last four weeks of the dunks by Orme and a third slam 03 CLAYTON,JR., Kevin 1-4 0-1 4-6 0 0 0 3 6 0 6 0 2 13 regular season. by Brandon Hollins. 04 SAGER, Jare 0-3 0-0 7-8 2 1 3 4 7 1 3 0 0 18 20 JEFFERSON, Dakari 0-1 0-0 2-2 0 4 4 1 2 0 3 0 0 17 The Viking defense clear- 21 GROENEWOLD, Dalton 3-12 2-7 0-0 0 0 0 3 8 2 2 1 0 17 THE BARRET PEERY FILE ly rattled Evergreen State. PSU 23 KELLY, Lukas 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 5 5 1 0 2 2 0 0 17 THE BARRET PEERY FILE 24 WALKER, Ethan 0-1 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 5 1st year at Portland State had 19 points off 11 Geoduck 33 WHITFIELD, Quinton 1-1 0-0 2-2 1 0 1 4 4 0 2 0 0 10 Team 3 6 9 2 Hometown: Payson, Utah turnovers through the first 11 Totals 18-53 8-24 23-28 8 27 35 29 67 12 32 5 6 200 minutes. By halftime the Vi- FG % 1st Half: 8-24 33.3% 2nd half: 10-29 34.5% Game: 18-53 34.0% Deadball Alma Mater: Southern Utah, 1996, BS Physical 3FG % 1st Half: 4-11 36.4% 2nd half: 4-13 30.8% Game: 8-24 33.3% Rebounds Education, Minor: Communications kings led comfortably, 61-26. FT % 1st Half: 6-7 85.7% 2nd half: 17-21 81.0% Game: 23-28 82.1% 3 Playing Career: Snow College, 1991-93; They had forced Evergreen Portland State 122 State into 18 turnovers and Total 3-Ptr Rebounds Southern Utah, 1993-95 ## Player FG-FGA FG-FGA FT-FTA Off Def Tot PF TP A TO Blk Stl Min Date of Birth: April 3, 1971 converted them into 27 points. 05 FARRIS, Traylin c 2-4 0-0 3-7 2 2 4 1 7 1 1 1 3 20 The second-half was no 44 EDWARDS, Ryan c 5-6 1-1 2-2 1 2 3 2 13 0 0 2 0 15 Family: Wife, Tracy; daughter Kennedy (14), 00 CANDA, Bryce g 4-10 2-6 4-5 1 2 3 1 14 1 2 0 0 18 sons Crew (10), Whitton (6), Meyer (3) closer as the Vikings contin- 03 NORTH, Deontae g 8-11 4-7 2-2 0 4 4 2 22 2 3 0 3 17 11 STRICKLAND, Deante g 0-3 0-2 0-0 0 3 3 1 0 6 1 0 4 18 ued to push the pace and took 02 MAYHEW, Michael 3-7 2-5 0-0 0 2 2 3 8 3 1 0 2 15 COACHING EXPERIENCE advantage of 51 free throw 04 RUMEL, Brendan 2-4 0-0 8-10 1 5 6 3 12 0 0 1 2 19 10 WILSON, Devyn 1-7 1-4 2-2 3 2 5 2 5 1 1 0 1 14 2016-17 Santa Clara, Associate Head Coach attempts in the game, making 13 ORME, Jamie 7-9 0-0 6-8 4 1 5 2 20 1 0 0 1 18 2014-15 Arizona State, Assistant Coach 39. PSU’s largest lead was 58 22 HOLLINS, Brandon 2-3 0-1 2-4 0 2 2 5 6 1 0 0 0 18 23 WOODS, Holland 1-3 0-0 9-9 0 1 1 1 11 6 3 0 4 22 2011-14 Indian Hills CC (IA), Head Coach (93-11) points. 30 CARTER, Vonte 1-2 1-1 1-2 2 0 2 2 4 0 1 0 0 6 Also scoring in double Team 3 3 6 1 2008-11 Utah, Assistant Coach Totals 36-69 11-27 39-51 17 29 46 25 122 22 14 4 20 200

2003-08 College of Southern Idaho, figures for the Vikings were FG % 1st Half: 21-37 56.8% 2nd half: 15-32 46.9% Game: 36-69 52.2% Deadball 3FG % 1st Half: 6-12 50.0% 2nd half: 5-15 33.3% Game: 11-27 40.7% Rebounds Head Coach (2005-08, 85-19) Bryce Canda with 14, Ryan Ed- FT % 1st Half: 13-19 68.4% 2nd half: 26-32 81.3% Game: 39-51 76.5% 1

Assistant Coach (2003-05) wards with 13, Brendan Rumel Officials: Kevin Brill, Kevin Virginillo, SirAllen Conner Technical fouls: Evergreen State-SPENCER, Shawn. Portland State-ORME, Jamie. 2002-03 Portland State, Assistant Coach with 12 and Holland Woods Attendance: 300

1998-02 Southern Utah, Assistant Coach with 11. Woods made 9-9 free Score by periods 1st 2nd Total In Off 2nd Fast Evergreen State 26 41 67 Points Paint T/O Chance Break Bench 1997-98 Utah Valley, Assistant Coach throws. He and fellow point TESC 16 9 7 0 27 1996-97 Snow College, Assistant Coach guard Deante Strickland each Portland State 61 61 122 PSU 38 47 16 15 66 Last FG - TESC 2nd-03:09, PSU 2nd-03:37. Score tied - 0 times. 1995-96 Southern Utah, Grad. Assistant Coach had six assists and four steals Largest lead - TESC None, PSU by 58 2nd-10:23. Lead changed - 0 times. TESC led for 00:00. PSU led for 39:49. Game was tied for 00:11.

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 3 for the Vikings. VIKING COACHING STAFF PSU made a total of 20 steals in the game and out-rebounded Evergreen State, 46-35. Peery played all 12 available players, with 11 playing at least 14 minutes and nobody playing more than 22. Jase Coburn “I was excited to get everyone in the game and get them an opportunity,” he said. “We got to use some of our Assistant Coach, 5th year rotations, and put guys in different spots. I thought the identity of our team and how it is supposed to look is pretty Spent two seasons at Howard JC be- good for Nov. 5. We have a long way to go, but how it is supposed to look wasn’t bad.” fore coming to PSU... also a coach at He was also pleased that the Vikings didn’t waste their opportunity against a lower division school. Phoenix JC and two stints as a high “If you are watching scores each night the last week or so, there have been plenty of teams that have been in school head coach... led McClintock dogfights in these situations,” Peery said. “I’ve seen some big-name teams let down in these situations. I saw Auburn (AZ) HS to Arizona 4A title. lose early and Washington was in a dogfight with a non-division I team. So, I was really glad we came out, we swung the first punch and we got them on their heels and we got to play our way.” Chris Skinkis Assistant Coach, 2nd year 2017-18 VIKING BASKETBALL QUICK PREVIEW Spent two seasons at North Carolina Although the Barret Peery era at Portland State officially began on April 10 of this year, it really began in late Central... also coached at Division II September when the Vikings laced up their sneakers for the first formal practice of the 2017-18 season. and JC levels... assistant to Peery at Peery, the Vikings’ first-year Head Coach, has eight returning letterwinners, two of whom were full-time starters, Indiana Hills CC. with three others who have made starts. Five newcomers are signees and two are walk-ons. “Early on in practice we will have a very fundamental emphasis,”said Peery. “It starts with the defense and Kahil Fennell making sure everyone understands exactly how we are going to play, the pace we are going to play and how we are Assistant Coach, 1st year going to practice on a daily basis. Coached past two seasons at “We spent the spring and summer implementing our style and culture. Our pace and how we do things on a Texas-Permian Basin... prior to that day-to-day basis will prepare us for how we want to play on Saturday nights.” at Alameda (CA) HS... from Oakland, Peery, a veteran of more than two decades of collegiate coaching, is a head coach for the first time at the Division CA. I level. He had six seasons as a head coach at the junior college level (178-30), and had been a Division I assistant Ron Fudala at Utah, Arizona State, Santa Clara, Southern Utah and even Portland State (2002-03). His junior college teams were renowned for being among the top scoring in the nation. Peery’s 2012-13 squad at Indian Hills (IA) CC averaged 97.9 Director of Operations, 1st year points per game and reached the number-one ranking in the nation. Spent last season at Santa Clara... Peery plans that same rapid-paced attack on offense and defense at Portland State, requiring a deep roster to worked as an assistant coach at maintain the pace. Chartiers Valley (PA) High School The offensive style should suit a Viking program that averaged 85.3 points last year to lead the Big Sky Confer- from 2013-15. ence and rank ninth in the nation. Portland State returns four players who averaged double-figures last season. Leading Jim Wallis the way are SR G Deontae North (6-4, 13.7 ppg, 3.6 rpg), SR C Traylin Farris (6-8, 10.8 ppg, 5.2 rpg, .618 FG%), SR G Athletic Trainer, 29th year Bryce Canda (6-4, 10.2 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 57 3-pt FG) and hopefully SR F Braxton Tucker (6-6, 16.8 ppg, 5.8 rpg) who has Head Athletic Trainer at Portland played only five games in the last two seasons due to knee issues. State, Wallis has worked specifically The Vikings also have SR F Brandon Hollins (6-6, 6.1 ppg, 3.5 rpg, .603 FG%), promising SO F Brendan Rumel with the basketball program for more (6-10, 2.4 ppg, 1.0 rpg) and a pair of guards, JR Michael Mayhew (6-3, 2.4 ppg) and SO Tyrell Henderson (6-3, 0.6 ppg) than 15 years. returning. Portland State has five new signees on the roster. Three are junior college transfers, including Devyn Wilson (6-3, Panola (TX) College), Deante Strickland (5-10, Casper (WY) College) and Jamie Orme (6-7, Highline (WA) CC). Strickland will make a run at the starting point guard role, while Wilson is a dynamic wing player who is expected to impact the roster. Orme brings needed athleticism to the Viking frontcourt. Another guard, FR Holland Woods (6-0, Apollo (AZ) HS) has also signed with the Vikings, and has a future at point guard in the program. Center Ryan Edwards (7-1) is a graduate transfer after playing three seasons at Gonzaga. He will be the tallest Viking in history and his impact on the program should be intriguing. “Our roster fits our plan of attack with how we want to play. We need to be fast-paced at both ends of the floor. We want to pick up and defend 94 feet and make people uncomfortable. We don’t want things to be easy for our opponents,” Peery said. “We will push the ball up court on makes and misses really quickly. We have no problem shooting in the first 10 seconds of the shot clock. We are an “Early 10” basketball team. We would like to see the ball on the rim in the first 10 seconds of the shot clock. It will be no secret that we will be an offensive-rebounding-minded team, creating second- and third-shot opportunities. Early 10 doesn’t mean bad shots, but it means the confidence to shoot a good shot. We will instill that.” The off-season preparation has Peery highly optimistic. “The guys I inherited have really bought in and dove in aggressively with what we want to do. For those five seniors, whether you play outdoors or in a $51 million arena, you only get to be a senior one time, and I am committed to making it the best year they can have. “We have a responsibility to bring energy and excitement to Portland State and eventually, the new Viking Pavil- ion. The opportunity is really good. For a basketball coach there isn’t a better time to walk in here than now, with this arena being built.”

SCHEDULE A very ambitious schedule begins at University of Portland on Nov. 11. Included are four opponents in association with the PK80 Tournament in late November and road dates at Pac-12 schools Oregon and California. Most unusual though will being playing in a home-away-from-home scenario, as the Vikings will host games at Lewis and Clark College this season due to construction on the new Viking Pavilion. That $51 million venue will be ready for play for the 2018-19 season. Still, with the PK80 and Portland date, PSU will play 17 games of its 30-game regular season schedule within the city of Portland.

VIKINGS vs. NATIONALLY-RANKED OPPONENTS Portland State will almost certainly play nationally-ranked opponents during the 2017-18 season. That is not always the case for the Vikings, tucked away in the northwest and members of the Big Sky Conference. Almost certainly PSU’s Nov. 23 opponent, Duke, will be ranked. The Blue Devils opened the season ranked number one in the nation. Other opponents at the PK80 Tournament have a possibility of being ranked as would be 2017 Final Four participant Oregon.

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 4 • Portland State has never played a number-one ranked program but has twice played number two (Duke, 89-39 loss WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW on Dec. 30, 1997; and UCLA, 69-48 loss on Nov. 9, 2007). ABOUT PORTLAND STATE • PSU has not played a nationally-ranked foe since a Nov. 25, 2012 game at #20 Oklahoma State (81-58 loss). • PSU’s last win over a ranked opponent was an 86-82 victory at #25 Portland on Dec. 2, 2009. Portland State University, located in Portland, is • The biggest win was a 77-70 victory at #7 Gonzaga on Dec. 23, 2008. the largest school in the state of Oregon with 28,407 • Since reinstating basketball for the 1996-97 season, Portland State has played 17 ranked opponents, going 2-15. students. PSU was founded in 1946 as Vanport College - a two-year institution. VIKINGS ON TV Athletically, Portland State began as a junior Portland State is scheduled to have seven games televised in the Portland area this season, including three on college in 1946-47, but competed in the Oregon the ESPN Networks as part of the PK80 Tournament over Thanksgiving weekend. It will be the most televised games Collegiate Conference (NAIA) beginning in 1948-49 to since 11 were televised during the 2008-09 season. Included on this season’s TV schedule are: Nov. 23 vs. Duke (ESPN), 1964-65. PSU became a four-year institution - Portland Nov 24 and 26 (ESPN Networks, opponents TBA), Dec. 13 at Oregon (Pac-12), Dec. 21 at Cal (Pac-12), Jan. 6 at Idaho State College - in 1955. The Vikings won five OCC (Eleven Sports) and Feb. 24 at Northern Arizona (Fox College Sports Plus). titles and competed in the NAIA playoffs twice. Portland State joined the NCAA in 1965-66. The BIG SKY CONFERENCE PRESEASON POLLS Vikings reached the College Division playoffs in 1966- The Portland State men’s basketball team was selected to place eighth in the Big Sky Conference Preseason 67. College Division was the forerunner to Division II. Coaches Poll and ninth in the Big Sky Media poll as released by the league. Portland State was given university status in 1969. The poll reflects PSU’s finish last season in the 12-team Big Sky. The Vikings finished in a tie for eighth place with During the 1970s, Portland State competed as a Northern Colorado, compiling a 15-16 record, 7-11 in the Big Sky. PSU advanced to the quarterfinals in the Big Sky Division I program. The Vikings’ biggest star was Free- tournament after beating Northern Arizona, but were knocked out by eventual champion North Dakota. man Williams, who still ranks as the second all-time A new favorite has jumped to the top of the Big Sky preseason polls as the University of Idaho has been picked to leading scorer in college basketball history behind Pete win by both voting groups. It marks the first time they have been at the top since returning to the Big Sky in 2014-15. Maravich. Williams, a Division I All-American in 1978, Idaho returns its entire starting unit and eight letterwinners. The Vandals tied for third last season (19-14, 12-6). scored 3,249 points in his career. Recent league powers Weber State (20-14, 12-6) and Montana (16-16, 11-7) come in second and third, respec- The university dropped the men’s basketball tively. Defending Big Sky Champion North Dakota (22-10, 14-4) has been picked to place sixth in the coaches poll and program in 1981 for budgetary reasons. It remained fifth in the media poll. dormant until 1996-97 when basketball was reinstat- ed and Portland State joined the Big Sky Conference. 2017-18 Big Sky Conference Coaches Poll 2017-18 Big Sky Conference Media Poll PSU has had 10 winning records in its 21 years as a Team, Points Team, Points member. 1. Idaho, 117 (10) 1. Idaho, 211 (12) Portland State won the Big Sky Conference 2. Weber State, 103 (1) 2. Weber State, 195 (3) regular season title in 2004-05 (19-9, 11-3), but lost in 3. Montana, 101 3. Montana, 188 (3) the Big Sky Tournament semifinals, missing a chance T-4. Northern Colorado, 83 (1) 4. Montana State, 180 for the NCAA Tournament. T-4. Montana State, 83 5. North Dakota, 146 (1) In 2007-08, the Vikings won the Big Sky Con- 6. North Dakota, 71 5. Eastern Washington, 144 ference regular season and tournament titles going 7. Eastern Washington, 65 7. Northern Colorado, 106 23-10, 14-2 in the Big Sky Conference. The resulting 8. Portland State, 55 8. Sacramento State, 87 NCAA berth was the first at the Division I level for the 9. Sacramento State, 48 9. Portland State, 76 Viking program. The Vikings lost to eventual national 10. Idaho State, 25 10. Northern Arizona, 59 champion Kansas, but concluded the most successful 11. Northern Arizona, 23 11. Idaho State, 52 season in school history. 12. Southern Utah, 19 12. Southern Utah, 38 In 2008-09, PSU once again won 23 games - First place votes in parenthesis First place votes in parenthesis matching the school record - and reached a second straight NCAA Tournament after winning the Big Sky Conference Tournament for the second year in a row. SUSTAINABLE AND RECYCLABLE VIKING QUICK NOTES With 78 wins from 2007-10, PSU had its most WINNING LINES successful era in school history. • Portland State was 15-16 in 2016-17, 10-3 at home, 4-12 on the road, 1-1 at neutral sites. Portland State has had 19 first team All-Big Sky • With 15 wins, PSU improved by two games over the previous year’s record (13-18). Conference selections since 1996, including two Big • Portland State won five straight early in the season (Dec. 13-29). It was the longest winning streak since winning six Conference Players of the Year (Seamus Boxley, Jere- in a row late in the 2008-09 season. miah Dominguez), three Big Sky Defensive Players of • The Vikings’ longest losing streak was four games. the Year (Seamus Boxley - twice, Scott Morrison), and Home Court(s) four Big Sky Newcomers of the Year (Jason Hartman, • PSU was 168-65 in 233 games at the Stott Center from 1996-97 to 2016-17 season. Including home games at Memo- Ime Udoka, Dupree Lucas, Jeremiah Dominguez), one rial Coliseum (12-6) and the Rose Garden (19-9), the Vikings are 199-80 at home over 21 seasons. 6th Man of the Year (DaShaun Wiggins) and one Big • Since the start of the 2006-07 season, PSU is 112-39 at home, including 65-32 in Big Sky Conference regular season Sky Outstanding Freshman (Seamus Boxley). and tournament games. Among Vikings in the NBA, Freeman Williams and • Portland State has lost only eight non-conference home games in the last 10 seasons (45-8). PSU is 25-8 against Ime Udoka each spent seven playing seasons in the Division I schools, and 20-0 against lower division schools over that span. league. Udoka is currently an assistant coach for the Big Sky Battles San Antonio Spurs. • Portland State is 175-188 all-time in all Big Sky Conference games, including the Big Sky Tournament (11-12). • PSU is 116-58 in home games, 54-122 in road games and 5-9 in neutral-site games. And The Trivial • Portland State is 27-29 all-time in overtime. • PSU is 2-15 against nationally-ranked opponents since joining the Big Sky Conference in 1996-97. • Portland State is 19-47 in games televised in the Portland area since joining the Big Sky Conference in 1996-97. That includes a 9-7 home record and 10-40 road record.

VIKING ONE-LINERS (and sometimes two) • Head Coach Barret Peery retained two assistant coaches when he was hired last April. Peery has known Jase Coburn among the coaching ranks for a decade. Chris Skinkis was one of Peery’s assistants at Indian Hills (IA) Community College (2011-14). Added later in the spring was assistant coach Kahil Fennell and director of basketball operations Ron Fudala. • Portland State was 15-16 on the season, two games better than the 13-18 mark of the previous year. Portland State went 10-3 in its final season at the Stott Center. Portland State averaged 85.3 points per game (9th in the nation),

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 5 the most by a Viking team since 1976-77 (91.0). The Vikings set a new school record THE VIKING PAVILION PROJECT for steals in a season (307) and ranked second in the nation overall at 9.9 per game. Portland State University broke ground on the new Viking Pavilion during the The Vikings led the Big Sky Conference in scoring (85.3), assists (15.8), steals (9.9), spring of 2016. It marked the beginning of a $50 million renovation of the outdated turnovers forced (17.0) and turnover margin (4.9). Peter W. Stott athletics facility. Construction will be completed in March 2018. • Portland State is in its 22nd season as a member of the Big Sky Conference and Divi- The building will become a lively center for academics, athletics, the arts and com- sion I. PSU played basketball from 1946-1981 before discontinuing the program. Bas- munity events. The Viking Pavilion will have a new entrance and glass windows that ketball was reinstated for the 1996-97 season. Portland State won Big Sky Conference open onto the South Park Blocks, as well as an energy-efficient design and construction regular season titles in 2004-05 and 2007-08. The Vikings won Big Sky Conference that demonstrate PSU’s commitment to sustainability. Tournament titles in 2007-08 and 2008-09, advancing to the NCAA Tournament. The renovated building will include 15,000 square feet for studying, tutoring and • Construction of the new The Viking Pavilion began in April 2016. The Pavilion will con- advising. The new 3,000-seat arena will fill Portland’s need for a mid-size public venue sist of an upgraded Stott Center facility, including a new arena for Viking basketball, and attract an estimated 220,000 people to PSU campus. Visitor spending of $6.8 million a new practice gym, as well as athletic training enhancements, classrooms, academic will add to PSU’s $1.44 billion in annual regional economic impact. upgrades and overall facility enhancements. The Viking Pavilion will more than double The design of the new facility was created by Portland’s Woofter Architecture and the capacity of PSU’s home court (to be situated on the east side of the building) to Sink Combs Dethlefs Architects with Fortis Construction contracted to build it. approximately 3,000 seats. The arena will be completed in March 2018 with basketball The renovation is funded through state bonds, private donors, OHSU, and student beginning in November 2018. The Vikings will play home games at Lewis and Clark fees. Funding does not come from general operating funds or tuition dollars. College in 2017-18. • PSU has three players that competed for other Division I schools: Deontae North (Long • $24 million in state bonds Beach State), Traylin Farris (Incarnate Word) and Ryan Edwards (Gonzaga). • $17 million in private gifts • SR C Ryan Edwards, a 7-1 transfer from Gonzaga, becomes the tallest Viking basket- • $7.5 million from OHSU ball player ever. • $1.5 million from student fees • Former Viking Ime Udoka played seven seasons in the NBA. He started 75 games for As a basketball venue, the Viking Pavilion has the potential to transform how the Portland Trail Blazers in 2006-07. Udoka is now an assistant coach with the San Portland State Basketball is viewed. PSU will no longer have to compete in the cramped Antonio Spurs, and won an NBA title with the team in 2013-14. 1,500-seat main gym of the Peter W. Stott Center. That will allow the Viking program to • Julius Thomas (2006-10), who holds Portland State records for games played (121), be a more attractive scheduling opportunity for teams from prestigious conferences. It field goal percentage in a season and career (.671/.663), and career wins (78), was a will also be a more attractive recruiting tool for Viking coaches as PSU will have a first- two-time Pro Bowler for the NFL’s Denver Broncos. Thomas played on two Big Sky Con- class Division I venue in which to compete. ference Championship/NCAA Tournament teams (2007-08, 2008-09) at PSU. He went on to play one season of football at PSU (2010). Thomas competed in Super Bowl XL- BIG SKY TOURNAMENT IS BOISE BOUND IN 2018-19 VIII in 2014. Thomas signed a free agent contract with the Jacksonville Jaguars in 2015 BOISE, Idaho (September 18, 2017) – The Big Sky Conference men’s and women’s making him the highest paid tight end in the NFL. He is now with the Miami Dolphins. basketball championships are bound for Boise. • Portland State’s biggest star was Freeman Williams (1974-78), who still ranks as the The Big Sky Conference Presidents’ Council unanimously voted to award the Big second all-time leading scorer in college basketball history behind Pete Maravich. Wil- Sky Conference men’s and women’s basketball championships to CenturyLink Arena in liams, a Division I All-American in 1978, scored 3,249 points in his career. Boise, Idaho. The three-year contract begins with the 2019 event. “The Conference is excited to take our most recognizable championships to Boise, VIKINGS CLOSE DOWN STOTT CENTER which lies right at the heart of Big Sky country,” said Big Sky Conference Commissioner, The Portland State men’s basketball program played its final game in the Stott Andrea Williams. “We’re looking forward to partnering with CenturyLink Arena and the Center gym on Feb. 25, beating Northern Arizona, 84-72. The Viking program was 168- Boise Convention and Visitors Bureau for three years of competitive Big Sky basketball. 65 in home games at the Stott Center since joining the Big Sky Conference in 1996-97 We believe that the proximity of Boise to our campuses will benefit league institutions, (also 31-15 at Memorial Coliseum and the Moda Center). and that our fans will enjoy the venue and city walkability.” A home court for PSU Athletics since the fall of 1966, the Stott Center is undergo- “We are honored that the Big Sky Conference has chosen our arena as their home ing an extensive restructure and remodel. The new Viking Pavilion, which will open in for championship basketball, “ said Eric Trapp, General Manager of CenturyLink Arena. 2018, will feature a new 3,000+ seat arena on the east side of the building. The city of Boise is filled with Big Sky sports fans and to bring the best of the best into Stott Center abounds in basketball history as the home court of Freeman Williams, our building for three years is only going to grow that fan base. We pride ourselves in PSU basketball legend of the 1970’s. Williams became the second all-time scorer in the bringing new and exciting events to Idaho sports fans whenever possible, and the Big history of men’s college basketball (behind only Pete Maravich) with 3,249 points. Sky Championship is certainly an event that will bring excitement to downtown Boise.” The Stott Center was also the site of three NCAA Division II Regional Champion- CenturyLink Arena is a 5,300-seat facility located in downtown Boise. It has been ships in women’s basketball (PSU hosted and won regional titles in 1992 and 1995) and the home of the Idaho Steelheads hockey team since opening in 1997. wrestling. “Boise is ready to welcome players and fans to our city,” said Carrie Westergard, PSU hosted (and won) the 1984, 1985 and 1992 NCAA II volleyball championships executive director of the Boise CVB. “I’m grateful to the Big Sky Conference for working at the Stott Center. with the Convention and Visitors Bureau. We know our amenities, top-notch hotels and More recently, Portland State men’s basketball won two Big Sky Conference regular vibrant community will be a great host for these tournaments.” season titles while going undefeated on the Stott Center home court. The Vikings were Boise was awarded the contract for the 2019, 2020 and 2021 Big Sky Conference 7-0 at home in conference games during 2004-05, and 8-0 at home in conference games basketball championships after a bid process and thorough evaluation by the athletic in 2007-08. PSU was was 7-1 in conference home games in 2008-09 when they placed administrators. second in the Big Sky, then won the Conference Tournament and, again, advanced to the The Conference began hosting a pre-determined, neutral site event for the first NCAA Tournament. time in its history just two years ago, with the initial three-year contract awarded to The Viking women won a Big Sky regular season title in 2010-11 and hosted the Reno, Nevada and the Reno Events Center. The 2018 Big Sky Conference basketball Big Sky Tournament at the Stott Center. championships will be held March 5-10 in Reno to complete the three-year agreement. The Stott Center has also hosted the Big Sky Conference Volleyball Championship The 2019 Big Sky Conference basketball championships will take place March 11- four times. 16 and will feature men’s and women’s teams from each Big Sky member institution. The Stott Center hosted a nationally-televised ESPNU game, in which PSU defeated Boise State, and several Big Sky Conference televised Games of the Week.

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 6 2016-17 SEASON REVIEW Like the previous season, the Portland State Vikings men’s basketball team reached the quarterfinals of the Big Sky Conference Tournament before being knocked out by the eventual champion - this time North Dakota. But the Vikings completed the 2016-17 season two games better than the previous year, with a 15-16 record. Here is a look at the Vikings’ 2016-17 campaign:

SEASON HIGHLIGHTS • Portland State was 15-16 on the season, two games better than the 13-18 mark of the previous year. Portland State went 10-3 in its final season at the Stott Center (new construction of the Viking Pavilion brings a new arena in 2018- 19, PSU will play off campus in 2017-18)... the Vikings had a five-game winning streak at one point - the longest since 2009 - and won seven of eight games over one stretch. • Portland State averaged 85.3 points per game, the most by a Viking team since 1976-77 (91.0). • The Vikings set a new school record for steals in a season (307) and ranked second in the nation overall at 9.9 per game. SR G Calaen Robinson set the Portland State career record for steals (128). He led the Big Sky Conference in steals (2.35) and ranked 11th in the nation. • PSU finished in the top 10 in the nation in scoring (85.3, 9th), steals (9.9, 2nd), turnovers forced (17.0, 7th) and turnover margin (4.9, 4th). • The Vikings led the Big Sky Conference in scoring (85.3), assists (15.8), steals (9.9), turnovers forced (17.0) and turnover margin (4.9). • SR F De’Sean Parsons was named third team All-Big Sky Conference after leading the Vikings in scoring (14.3) and rebounding (6.2), ranking second in blocked shots (22) and assists (83), and third in steals (41). • SR G Zach Gengler, a four-year letterwinner, ended his career ranked third all-time in games played (114), third in steals (120) and fifth in free throw percentage (.831). He also tied a school record with eight steals in a win against Idaho State.

PARSONS NAMED THIRD TEAM ALL-BIG SKY CONFERENCE Portland State senior forward De’Sean Parsons was named third team All-Big Sky Conference in a vote by league coaches. Parsons was the Vikings’ leading scorer and rebounder this season, averaging 14.3 points and 6.2 rebounds per game. He ranked second on the team in assists (2.6 per game) and blocked shots (22). Parsons scored in double figures 22 times this season, had five 20-point games, including two 30-point games. His 35-point performance at Eastern Washington was a career-high. Parsons ranked 13th in scoring, 11th in rebounding and 12th in steals in the Big Sky. He also had a team-high five double-doubles.

2016-17 STATISTICAL LEADERS Scoring: Braxton Tucker 16.8*, De’Sean Parsons 14.3, Deontae North 13.7, Calaen Robinson 12.7, Traylin Farris 10.8 Rebounding: De’Sean Parsons 6.2, Braxton Tucker 5.8*, Traylin Farris 5.2, Bryce Canda 4.1 Assists: Calaen Robinson 4.1, De’Sean Parsons 2.7, Zach Gengler 2.4, Bryce Canda 2.1 Three-Point Field Goals: Calaen Robinson 66, Bryce Canda 57, Deontae North 44, Zach Gengler 29 Field Goal Percentage: Brendan Rumel .650, Traylin Farris .618, Brandon Hollins .603, Zach Gengler .500 Free Throw Percentage: Brendan Rumel .923, Khari Holloway .889, Zach Gengler .857 Three-Point Percentage: Zach Gengler .397, Bryce Canda .388, Khari Holloway .385, Calaen Robinson .344 Blocked Shots: Traylin Farris 28, De’Sean Parsons 22 Steals: Calaen Robinson 73, Zach Gengler 52, De’Sean Parsons 41, Deontae North 40, Bryce Canda 35 *played in only five games due to injury

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 7 2016-17 PORTLAND STATE BASKETBALL GAME RESULTS OVERALL RECORD: 15-16 • Home: 10-3 • Road: 4-12 • Neutral: 1-1 BIG SKY CONFERENCE: 7-11 • Home: 6-3 • Road: 1-8

Date Opponent Score W/L Atten. Leading Scorer Leading Rebounder Assist Leader W-L BSC Nov. 11 at Arizona State 70-88 L 7,398 Tucker 19 Tucker 6 Canda 5 0-1 Nov. 13 at Cal State Fullerton 100-106 (2ot) L 517 Tucker 22 Farris 9 Robinson 5 0-2 Nov. 17 GEORGE FOX 113-81 W 440 Tucker 24 Tucker/Canda 10 Parsons/Holloway 4 1-2 Nov. 25 at Loyola Marymount 62-78 L 1,219 Tucker 15 Tucker/Canda 6 Robinson/Gengler 5 1-3 Nov. 27 at Pepperdine 91-85 W 1,021 Robinson 22 Parson/Canda/Robinson 5 Parsons 9 2-3 Dec. 3 UT RIO GRANDE VALLEY 87-74 W 408 Parsons/Robinson 20 North 7 Parsons 6 3-3 Dec. 10 at CSU Bakersfield 79-81 L 1,733 North 25 North/Gengler 7 Robinson 4 3-4 Dec. 13 NEW HOPE CHRISTIAN 110-79 W 206 Farris 26 Farris 11 Robinson 8 4-4 Dec. 16 at San Francisco 82-78 W 1,080 Robinson 23 Farris/North 7 Gengler/Robinson 2 5-4 Dec. 20 at Portland 77-75 W 2,679 Parsons 15 Canda 11 Parsons 5 6-4 Dec. 22 WALLA WALLA 118-59 W 389 Canda 19 Rumel 7 Holloway 6 7-4 Dec. 29 NORTH DAKOTA* 99-62 W 612 Robinson 18 Canda 9 Robinson 7 8-4 1-0 Dec. 31 NORTHERN COLORADO* 59-73 L 506 Parsons 16 Farris 9 Robinson 4 8-5 1-1 Jan. 7 SACRAMENTO STATE* 83-76 W 211 Farris 19 Farris 13 Robinson 5 9-5 2-1 Jan. 14 at Southern Utah* 88-77 W 2,658 Gengler/Canda 16 Parsons 13 Robinson 5 10-5 3-1 Jan. 16 at Northern Arizona* 76-83 L 711 Parsons 19 Parsons 10 Robinson 5 10-6 3-2 Jan. 19 MONTANA* 88-79 W 728 Gengler/Robinson 15 Parsons 11 Parsons 7 11-6 4-2 Jan. 21 MONTANA STATE* 65-71 L 705 North 23 Parsons 10 Robinson 7 11-7 4-3 Jan. 28 at Sacramento State* 77-80 (ot) L 916 Robinson 23 Farris/Robinson 8 Canda 4 11-8 4-4 Feb. 2 at Idaho* 72-89 L 1,014 North 29 Parsons 9 Robinson 4 11-9 4-5 Feb. 4 at Eastern Washington* 124-130 (3ot) L 2,026 Parsons 35 Hollins 7 Robinson 5 11-10 4-6 Feb. 9 IDAHO STATE* 74-69 W 522 Gengler/North 14 Parsons/Farris 6 Robinson 4 12-10 5-6 Feb. 11 WEBER STATE* 93-96 (ot) L 784 Parsons 32 Robinson 8 Robinson 12 12-11 5-7 Feb. 16 at Montana State* 90-92 (ot) L 2,471 Parsons 28 Parsons 9 Parsons 3 12-12 5-8 Feb. 18 at Montana* 82-85 L 4,465 North 23 Parsons 13 Parsons 4 12-13 5-9 Feb. 23 SOUTHERN UTAH* 93-86 W 592 Parsons 16 Parsons 9 North/Canda 4 13-13 6-9 Feb. 25 NORTHERN ARIZONA* 84-72 W 891 Parsons/Robinson 16 Parsons 7 North 5 14-13 7-9 Mar. 2 at Northern Colorado* 84-87 L 1,282 Gengler 19 Farris/Canda/Hollins 5 Gengler/Robinson 4 14-14 7-10 Mar. 4 at North Dakota* 73-82 L 2,870 Farris 17 Canda/Hollins/North 4 Canda/Parsons 4 14-15 7-11 BIG SKY CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT, Mar. 7-11, Reno, NV Mar. 7 vs. Northern Arizona 80-67 W 1,507 North 25 Farris/Hollins 6 Robinson 5 15-15 Mar. 9 vs. North Dakota 72-95 L 1,513 Canda 12 Farris 6 Gengler/Robinson/North 2 15-16

*Big Sky Conference game

Attendance: Games Total Average Home 13 6,994 538 Away 16 34,060 2,129 Neutral 2 3,020 1,510 Total 31 44,074 1,421

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 8 2016-17 PORTLAND STATE BASKETBALL SEASON STATISTICS --- TOTAL ------3-PT --- -- REBOUNDS -- No Name G GS Min MPG FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Off Def Tot Avg F DQ Ast TO Blk St Pts Avg 15 TUCKER, Braxton 5 5 147 29.4 35 71 .493 3 9 .333 11 16 .688 16 13 29 5.8 7 0 8 7 0 4 84 16.8 13 PARSONS, De'Sean 31 30 905 29.2 167 346 .483 16 51 .314 92 174 .529 56 137 193 6.2 66 1 83 89 22 41 442 14.3 03 NORTH, Deontae 30 7 765 25.5 141 310 .455 44 134 .328 85 124 .685 29 78 107 3.6 79 3 58 49 7 40 411 13.7 11 ROBINSON, Calaen 31 31 1080 34.8 132 315 .419 66 192 .344 64 82 .780 13 89 102 3.3 89 4 126 80 1 73 394 12.7 30 FARRIS, Traylin 30 22 668 22.3 126 204 .618 1 5 .200 70 114 .614 50 105 155 5.2 95 2 18 23 28 20 323 10.8 00 CANDA, Bryce 31 24 934 30.1 110 243 .453 57 147 .388 38 48 .792 27 101 128 4.1 30 0 66 41 4 35 315 10.2 01 GENGLER, Zach 31 31 836 27.0 106 212 .500 29 73 .397 36 42 .857 17 51 68 2.2 89 3 75 35 5 52 277 8.9 22 HOLLINS, Brandon 30 2 417 13.9 76 126 .603 1 12 .083 29 69 .420 37 67 104 3.5 72 3 12 26 8 24 182 6.1 23 HOLLOWAY, Khari 27 0 248 9.2 29 64 .453 10 26 .385 32 36 .889 4 13 17 0.6 10 0 22 14 0 8 100 3.7 02 MAYHEW, Michael 14 0 87 6.2 11 39 .282 8 33 .242 4 5 .800 5 5 10 0.7 11 0 5 2 1 3 34 2.4 04 RUMEL, Brendan 16 2 72 4.5 13 20 .650 0 0 .000 12 13 .923 5 11 16 1.0 6 0 2 1 1 0 38 2.4 34 LEUNEN, Montie 26 1 206 7.9 10 28 .357 2 12 .167 16 20 .800 6 17 23 0.9 32 0 13 4 4 5 38 1.5 05 HENDERSON, Tyrell 11 0 35 3.2 3 13 .231 1 3 .333 0 0 .000 2 5 7 0.6 4 0 3 2 0 2 7 0.6 TM TEAM...... 55 50 105 3.5 0 3 0 Total...... 31 959 1991 .482 238 697 .341 489 743 .658 322 742 1064 34.3 590 16 491 376 81 307 2645 85.3 Opponents...... 31 900 1873 .481 276 747 .369 459 632 .726 323 850 1173 37.8 624 18 510 527 85 183 2535 81.8

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 OT3 Total Portland State 1204 1355 49 23 14 2645 Opponents 1187 1242 57 29 20 2535

2016-17 PORTLAND STATE BASKETBALL BIG SKY STATISTICS --- TOTAL ------3-PT --- -- REBOUNDS -- No Name G GS Min MPG FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FA Pct. FT FTA Pct. Off Def Tot Avg F DQ Ast TO Blk St Pts Avg 13 PARSONS, De'Sean 18 17 559 31.1 108 225 .480 9 39 .231 68 121 .562 34 98 132 7.3 40 1 43 63 11 23 293 16.3 03 NORTH, Deontae 17 7 484 28.5 83 189 .439 28 80 .350 58 88 .659 14 38 52 3.1 56 3 38 29 4 23 252 14.8 11 ROBINSON, Calaen 18 18 657 36.5 70 182 .385 38 114 .333 39 52 .750 8 57 65 3.6 55 3 79 47 1 45 217 12.1 30 FARRIS, Traylin 18 14 438 24.3 79 125 .632 1 5 .200 55 85 .647 30 64 94 5.2 62 2 9 17 17 16 214 11.9 00 CANDA, Bryce 18 11 567 31.5 59 141 .418 32 86 .372 23 28 .821 12 53 65 3.6 21 0 38 19 2 17 173 9.6 01 GENGLER, Zach 18 18 513 28.5 61 130 .469 17 45 .378 22 25 .880 10 32 42 2.3 62 3 39 23 3 36 161 8.9 22 HOLLINS, Brandon 18 2 266 14.8 45 77 .584 1 9 .111 18 48 .375 21 44 65 3.6 49 3 5 17 6 13 109 6.1 23 HOLLOWAY, Khari 14 0 102 7.3 13 29 .448 6 13 .462 13 14 .929 0 5 5 0.4 5 0 3 10 0 5 45 3.2 34 LEUNEN, Montie 15 1 106 7.1 6 16 .375 2 7 .286 12 15 .800 4 8 12 0.8 18 0 6 1 1 2 26 1.7 04 RUMEL, Brendan 8 2 29 3.6 5 6 .833 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 0 4 4 0.5 2 0 1 1 1 0 12 1.5 02 MAYHEW, Michael 8 0 23 2.9 1 14 .071 0 13 .000 0 0 .000 2 0 2 0.3 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.3 05 HENDERSON, Tyrell 5 0 6 1.2 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0 TM TEAM...... 37 29 66 3.9 0 1 0 Total...... 18 530 1136 .467 134 411 .326 310 478 .649 172 433 605 33.6 375 15 261 229 46 180 1504 83.6 Opponents...... 18 518 1075 .482 147 409 .359 306 422 .725 191 529 720 40.0 391 13 292 316 50 109 1489 82.7

SCORE BY PERIODS: 1st 2nd OT1 OT2 OT3 Total Portland State 670 768 39 13 14 1504 Opponents 693 716 47 13 20 1489

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 9 2016-17 BIG SKY CONFERENCE SEASON REVIEW FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min. 2.0 made per game) 2016-17 BIG SKY CONFERENCE STANDINGS Player-Team YR G FTM FTA Pct BSC PCT. PF PA ALL PCT. PF PA 1. Walter Wright-UM 31 84 97 .866 North Dakota 14-4 .778 80.4 74.2 22-10 .688 80.6 73.7 2. HOOKER, Quinton-UND SR 32 128 148 .865 3. BOYD, Brandon-ISU SO 30 86 100 .860 Eastern Washington 13-5 .722 81.2 73.8 22-12 .647 79.3 76.2 4. HARDING, Jerrick-WSU 32 79 92 .859 Weber State 12-6 .667 80.4 75.7 20-14 .588 79.8 73.7 5. HALL, Tyler-MSU SO 32 139 166 .837 Idaho 12-6 .667 76.0 73.8 19-14 .576 73.1 71.1 6. FREY, Harald-MSU FR 32 72 86 .837 Montana State 11-7 .611 77.3 76.0 16-16 .500 80.0 79.1 7. Ahmaad Rorie-UM 31 100 120 .833 8. BAKER, Dusty-WSU 34 69 83 .831 Montana 11-7 .611 76.8 72.9 16-16 .500 74.7 73.4 9. WILEY, Jacob-EWU SR 34 159 192 .828 Sacramento State 9-9 .500 72.6 73.1 13-18 .419 71.1 74.3 10. ONWUASOR, Randy-SUU JR 33 215 260 .827 Portland State 7-11 .389 83.6 82.7 15-16 .484 85.3 81.8 11. BLIZNYUK, Bogdan-EWU JR 34 161 196 .821 Northern Colorado 7-11 .389 71.3 74.3 11-18 .379 71.6 74.7 12. SANDERS, Victor-UI JR 32 157 201 .781 13. ROBINSON, Calaen-PSU SR 31 64 82 .780 Northern Arizona 6-12 .333 70.6 75.1 9-23 .281 69.3 76.1 Southern Utah 3-15 .167 75.7 84.9 6-27 .182 77.5 85.3 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game) Idaho State 3-15 .167 72.1 81.4 5-26 .161 69.8 80.2 Player-Team YR G 3FG FGA Pct 1. BAKER, Dusty-WSU 34 47 89 .528 2016-17 BIG SKY CONFERENCE SCORING 2. GIBSON, Ty-EWU SO 34 48 99 .485 Player-Team YR G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg 3. BENZEL, Cody-EWU SO 34 47 105 .448 AWARD WINNERS 1. ONWUASOR, Randy-SUU JR 33 253 59 215 780 23.6 4. SENGLIN, Jeremy-WSU 34 132 295 .447 Most Valuable Player: 2. HALL, Tyler-MSU SO 32 240 120 139 739 23.1 5. HOOKER, Quinton-UND SR 32 84 189 .444 Jacob Wiley, Eastern Washington 3. SENGLIN, Jeremy-WSU 34 233 132 121 719 21.1 6. SANDERS, Victor-UI JR 32 101 230 .439 Newcomer of the Year: 4. SANDERS, Victor-UI JR 32 206 101 157 670 20.9 7. Jack Lopez-UM 32 54 123 .439 8. MOCSAN, Balint-ISU FR 29 40 93 .430 Randy Onwuasor, Southern Utah 5. BLIZNYUK, Bogdan-EWU JR 34 251 38 161 701 20.6 6. WILEY, Jacob-EWU SR 34 265 5 159 694 20.4 9. HALL, Tyler-MSU SO 32 120 280 .429 Freshman of the Year: Harald Frey, Montana State 10. BALDWIN, Corey-UND SR 32 74 175 .423 Defensive Player of the Year: 7. DAVIS, Jordan-NC 29 210 25 115 560 19.3 8. HOOKER, Quinton-UND SR 32 202 84 128 616 19.3 Jonah Radebaugh, Northern Colorado 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 9. Ahmaad Rorie-UM 31 192 63 100 547 17.6 Player-Team YR G 3FG Avg Top Reserve: Cortez Seales, North Dakota 10. TELFAIR, Ethan-ISU SR 28 146 42 141 475 17.0 1. SENGLIN, Jeremy-WSU 34 132 3.9 Coach of the Year: Brian Jones, North Dakota 11. STRINGS, Justin-SAC JR 31 179 55 81 494 15.9 2. HALL, Tyler-MSU SO 32 120 3.8 12. CRANDALL, Geno-UND SO 31 163 38 117 481 15.5 First Team All-Big Sky Conference 3. SANDERS, Victor-UI JR 32 101 3.2 13. PARSONS, De’Sean-PSU SR 31 167 16 92 442 14.3 4. MCGEE, James-SUU JR 33 101 3.1 Jacob Wiley, Sr., Eastern Washington 14. MCGEE, James-SUU JR 33 138 101 91 468 14.2 5. VON HOFE, Felix-EWU SR 34 96 2.8 Tyler Hall, So., Montana State 15. GRAVES, Marcus-SAC JR 31 163 7 99 432 13.9 6. GLOTTA, Chaz-NC 28 77 2.8 Quinton Hooker, Sr., North Dakota 16. NORTH, Deontae-PSU JR 30 141 44 85 411 13.7 7. HOOKER, Quinton-UND SR 32 84 2.6 Jeremy Senglin, Sr., Weber State 17. MILES, DJ-NC 29 120 76 70 386 13.3 8. MILES, DJ-NC 29 76 2.6 Victor Sanders, Jr., Idaho 18. MARTIN, Jordyn-NAU 32 169 9 78 425 13.3 9. BALDWIN, Corey-UND SR 32 74 2.3 19. ROBINSON, Calaen-PSU SR 31 132 66 64 394 12.7 10. FREY, Harald-MSU FR 32 70 2.2 Second Team All-Big Sky Conference 20. FREY, Harald-MSU FR 32 132 70 72 406 12.7 11. ROBINSON, Calaen-PSU SR 31 66 2.1 Bogdan Bliznyuk, Jr., Eastern Washington 21. BOYD, Brandon-ISU SO 30 116 54 86 372 12.4 12. Ahmaad Rorie-UM 31 63 2.0 Geno Crandall, So., North Dakota 22. Michael Oguine-UM 26 99 19 93 310 11.9 ASSISTS Ahmaad Rorie, So., Montana 23. STUTEVILLE, Eric-SAC SR 31 141 0 78 360 11.6 24. HORNSBY, Nick-SAC SR 31 129 19 74 351 11.3 Player-Team YR G Assts Avg Randy Onwuasor, Jr., Southern Utah 25. GLOTTA, Chaz-NC 28 108 77 23 316 11.3 1. DAVIS, Jordan-NC 29 162 5.6 Justin Strings, Jr., Sacramento State 2. GRAVES, Marcus-SAC JR 31 165 5.3 26. KALUNA, Ako-NAU 30 122 23 69 336 11.2 3. TELFAIR, Ethan-ISU SR 28 134 4.8 Third Team All-Big Sky Conference 27. VON HOFE, Felix-EWU SR 34 121 96 42 380 11.2 28. FARRIS, Traylin-PSU JR 30 126 1 70 323 10.8 4. CRANDALL, Geno-UND SO 31 136 4.4 Jordan Davis, So., Northern Colorado 29. Walter Wright-UM 31 110 25 84 329 10.6 5. ROBINSON, Calaen-PSU SR 31 126 4.1 Harald Frey, Fr., Montana State 30. LUZCANDO, Geno-ISU JR 30 119 22 58 318 10.6 6. BLIZNYUK, Bogdan-EWU JR 34 136 4.0 Jordyn Martin, Sr., Northern Arizona 7. HOOKER, Quinton-UND SR 32 115 3.6 De’Sean Parsons, Sr., Portland State REBOUNDING 8. FREY, Harald-MSU FR 32 110 3.4 Michael Oguine, So., Montana Player-Team YR G OFF DEF TOT Avg 9. SANDERS, Victor-UI JR 32 106 3.3 1. WILEY, Jacob-EWU SR 34 95 214 309 9.1 10. ONWUASOR, Randy-SUU JR 33 107 3.2 2. MARTIN, Jordyn-NAU 32 113 171 284 8.9 BIG SKY PLAYERS OF THE WEEK 3. HORNSBY, Nick-SAC SR 31 67 183 250 8.1 BLOCKED SHOTS Nov. 15 Tyler Hall, Montana State 4. HILL, Kyndahl-WSU 34 79 191 270 7.9 Player-Team YR G Blocks Avg 1. WILEY, Jacob-EWU SR 34 94 2.8 Nov. 22 Victor Sanders, Idaho 5. BERNSTINE, Drick-UND JR 31 52 180 232 7.5 6. ONWUASOR, Randy-SUU JR 33 52 165 217 6.6 2. STUTEVILLE, Eric-SAC SR 31 47 1.5 Nov. 29 Bogdan Bliznyuk, Eastern Washington 7. BLIZNYUK, Bogdan-EWU JR 34 36 186 222 6.5 3. HILL, Kyndahl-WSU 34 51 1.5 Dec. 6 Bogdan Bliznyuk, Eastern Washington and 8. Fabijan Krslovic-UM 32 72 134 206 6.4 4. TOPALOVIC, Novak-ISU SO 31 33 1.1 Tyler Hall, Montana State 9. TOPALOVIC, Novak-ISU SO 31 57 139 196 6.3 PATTON, Joshua-SAC FR 31 33 1.1 Dec. 13 Fabijan Krslovic, Montana 10. STUTEVILLE, Eric-SAC SR 31 90 105 195 6.3 6. MADUNIC, Ivan-SUU FR 33 34 1.0 Dec. 20 Jeremy Senglin, Weber State 11. PARSONS, De’Sean-PSU SR 31 56 137 193 6.2 7. FARRIS, Traylin-PSU JR 30 28 0.9 Dec. 27 Jeremy Senglin, Weber State 12. NEUMANN, Sam-MSU SO 32 66 133 199 6.2 8. BRAXTON, Zach-WSU 34 31 0.9 9. SHANKS, Carson-UND JR 31 23 0.7 Jan. 2 Randy Onwuasor, Southern Utah and FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min. 3.0 made per game) 10. PARSONS, De’Sean-PSU SR 31 22 0.7 Jeremy Senglin, Weber State Player-Team YR G FG FGA Pct Jan. 9 Quinton Hooker, North Dakota 1. WILEY, Jacob-EWU SR 34 265 412 .643 STEALS Jan. 16 Nick Hornsby, Sacramento State and 2. STUTEVILLE, Eric-SAC SR 31 141 223 .632 Player-Team YR G Steals Avg Jacob Wiley, Eastern Washington 3. FARRIS, Traylin-PSU JR 30 126 204 .618 1. ROBINSON, Calaen-PSU SR 31 73 2.4 Jan. 23 Jacob Wiley, Eastern Washington 4. TOPALOVIC, Novak-ISU SO 31 133 217 .613 2. CRANDALL, Geno-UND SO 31 64 2.1 3. LUZCANDO, Geno-ISU JR 30 61 2.0 Jan. 30 Tyler Hall, Montana State 5. BRAXTON, Zach-WSU 34 135 227 .595 6. Fabijan Krslovic-UM 32 97 175 .554 4. TELFAIR, Ethan-ISU SR 28 56 2.0 Feb. 6 Jacob Wiley, Eastern Washington 7. AVANTS, Conner-UND SO 31 126 228 .553 5. HOOKER, Quinton-UND SR 32 56 1.8 Feb. 13 Eric Stuteville, Sacramento State and 8. BERNSTINE, Drick-UND JR 31 109 205 .532 6. SANDERS, Victor-UI JR 32 55 1.7 Quinton Hooker, North Dakota 9. Sayeed Pridgett-UM 31 99 188 .527 7. GENGLER, Zach-PSU SR 31 52 1.7 Feb. 20 Geno Crandall, North Dakota 10. MARTIN, Jordyn-NAU 32 169 322 .525 8. ONWUASOR, Randy-SUU JR 33 50 1.5 Feb. 27 Tyler Hall, Montana State 11. MKRTYCHYAN, Arkadiy-UI FR 33 103 197 .523 9. Michael Oguine-UM 26 37 1.4 Mar. 6 Ahmaad Rorie, Montana 12. HORNSBY, Nick-SAC SR 31 129 256 .504 10. BOYD, Brandon-ISU SO 30 41 1.4 13. CRANDALL, Geno-UND SO 31 163 324 .503 11. NORTH, Deontae-PSU JR 30 40 1.3 14. GENGLER, Zach-PSU SR 31 106 212 .500 12. PARSONS, De’Sean-PSU SR 31 41 1.3

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 10 PORTLAND STATE IN THE BIG SKY CONFERENCE HONORS 1996-97 Portland State is in its 21st season as a member of the Big Sky Conference. PSU won the 2004-05 and 2007-08 Big Brian Towne Honorable Mention All-Conference Sky Conference regular season titles. The Vikings have had eight winning records in conference play in 20 previous Academic All-Conference seasons, winning the 2008 and 2009 Big Sky Conference Tournament titles. The Vikings are 10-11 all-time in the Derek Nesland Academic All-Conference Big Sky Tournament.

1997-98 PORTLAND STATE’S BIG SKY CONFERENCE RECORD Brian Towne 1st team All-Conference Season Big Sky Player of the Week (Feb. 9) Year Coach W L W L Place Big Sky Tournament Jason Hartman 1st team All-Conference 1996-97 Ritchie McKay 9 17 6 10 7th reinstated men’s basketball, joined Big Sky/NCAA I Big Sky Newcomer of the Year 1997-98 Ritchie McKay 15 12 10 6 t3rd not eligible for BSC Tournament (NCAA I transition) Player of the Week (Jan. 12) 1998-99 Joel Sobotka 17 11 9 7 3rd reached BSC semifinals (1-1) Jamaal Sanford Honorable Mention All-Conference 1999-00 Joel Sobotka 15 14 7 9 6th reached BSC quarterfinals (0-1) Derek Nesland Academic All-Conference 2000-01 Joel Sobotka 9 18 6 10 7th 2001-02 Joel Sobotka 12 16 6 8 6th reached BSC quarterfinals (0-1) 1998-99 2002-03 Heath Schroyer 5 22 3 11 8th Brian Towne 1st team All-Conference 2003-04 Heath Schroyer 11 16 5 9 8th Player of the Week (Dec. 1) 2004-05 Heath Schroyer 19 9 11 3 1st won BSC regular season, lost in BSC semifinals (0-1) Jason Hartman 1st team All-Conference 2005-06 Ken Bone 12 16 5 9 t5th reached BSC quarterfinals (0-1) Player of the Week (Jan. 25) 2006-07 Ken Bone 19 13 9 7 4th reached BSC semifinals (1-1) Derek Nesland Academic All-Conference 2007-08 Ken Bone 23 10 14 2 1st won BSC regular season, won BSC Tournament (2-0) 2008-09 Ken Bone 23 10 11 5 t2nd won BSC Tournament (2-0) 1999-00 2009-10 Tyler Geving 13 19 7 9 6th reached BSC semifinals (1-1) Ime Udoka 1st team All-Conference 2010-11 Tyler Geving 14 16 5 11 7th not eligible for BSC Tournament (APR) Big Sky Newcomer of the Year 2011-12 Tyler Geving 17 15 10 6 3rd reached BSC semifinals (1-1) Player of the Week (Dec. 6, Jan. 17) 2012-13 Tyler Geving 8 20 5 15 t10th Derek Nesland 1st team All-Conference 2013-14 Tyler Geving 17 15 11 9 5th reached BSC Tournament semifinals (1-1) Academic All-Conference 2014-15 Tyler Geving 15 14 9 9 6th reached BSC Tournament (0-1) Hasan Artharee Honorable Mention All-Conference 2015-16 Tyler Geving 13 18 8 10 8th reached BSC Tournament quarterfinals (1-1) 2016-17 Tyler Geving 15 16 7 11 8th reached BSC Tournament quarterfinals (1-1) 2000-01 Anthony Lackey 1st team All-Conference 2006-07 Phil Nelson Player of the Week (Dec. 14) Player of the Week (Feb. 19) Dupree Lucas 2nd team All-Conference Julius Thomas Big Sky Conference All-Tournament Seamus Boxley co-Outstanding Freshman Big Sky Newcomer of the Year Academic All-Conference Player of the Week (Jan. 22) 2010-11 2001-02 Scott Morrison Honorable Mention All-Conference Charles Odum 2nd team All-Conference Anthony Lackey 1st team All-Conference Player of the Week (Nov. 21) Chris Harriel Player of the Week (Dec. 27) Player of the Week (Dec. 27, Mar. 4) Paul Hafford Player of the Week (Dec. 26) Seamus Boxley Honorable Mention All-Conference Deonte Huff Player of the Week (Feb. 26) 2011-12 Player of the Week (Dec. 10) Sean Smith Academic All-Conference Charles Odum 1st team All-Conference Jeb Ivey Honorable Mention All-Conference Player of the Week (Jan. 16, Jan. 23, Player of the Week (Feb. 25) 2007-08 Feb. 27) Troy DeVries Academic All-Conference Jeremiah Dominguez Big Sky Player of the Year Big Sky Conference All-Tournament Billy Feeney Academic All-Conference Big Sky Newcomer of the Year Chehales Tapscott 1st team All-Conference 1st team All-Conference Nate Lozeau Academic All-Big Sky Conference 2002-03 Big Sky All-Tournament Team Martin Whitmore Academic All-Big Sky Conference Jeb Ivey Honorable Mention All-Conference Player of the Week (Feb. 4, Mar. 5) Kevin Briggs Honorable Mention All-Conference Deonte Huff 1st team All-Conference 2012-13 Seth Scott Player of the Week (Jan. 20) Big Sky Tourney Most Valuable Player Aaron Moore Honorable Mention All-Conference Chris Walter Academic All-Conference Scott Morrison Big Sky Defensive Player of the Year Michael Harthun Player of the Week (Feb. 25) 2nd team All-Conference Martin Whitmore Academic All-Big Sky Conference 2003-04 Player of the Week (Feb. 11) Seamus Boxley 1st team All-Conference Kyle Coston Big Sky All-Tournament Team 2013-14 Big Sky Defensive Player of the Year Tyrell Mara Academic All-Conference Gary Winston 2nd team All-Conference Player of the Week (Jan. 19) Mickey Polis Academic All-Conference DaShaun Wiggins co-6th Man of the Year Blake Walker Honorable Mention All-Conference, Ken Bone Big Sky Conference Coach of the Year Honorable Mention All-Conference Player of the Week (Dec. 15, Dec. 22) Tim Douglas Player of the Week (Dec. 9) 2008-09 Kyle Richardson Player of the Week (Mar. 10) 2004-05 Jeremiah Dominguez 1st team All-Conference Seamus Boxley 1st team All-Conference Big Sky Tournament MVP 2014-15 Big Sky Player of the Year Player of the Week (Nov. 18, Dec. 29) Tiegbe Bamba Player of the Week (Nov. 18) Big Sky Defensive Player of the Year Andre Murray 2nd team All-Conference DaShaun Wiggins Honorable Mention All-Conference Player of the Week (Dec. 20, Big Sky Conference All-Tournament Jan. 10, Feb. 7) Dominic Waters 2nd team All-Conference 2015-16 Will Funn 1st team All-Conference Player of the Week (Jan. 5) Cameron Forte 2nd team All-Big Sky Conference Blake Walker 1st team All-Conference Julius Thomas Big Sky Conference All-Tournament Player of the Week (Feb. 22, Mar. 7) Tyler Hollist Academic All-Conference Tyrell Mara Academic All-Conference 2005-06 Mickey Polis Academic All-Conference 2016-17 Jake Schroeder 1st team All-Conference De'Sean Parsons 3rd team All-Big Sky Conference Player of the Week (Feb. 20) 2009-10 Brendan Rumel Academic All-Big Sky Conference Scott Morrison Player of the Week (Jan. 2) Jamie Jones 1st team All-Conference Brandon Hollins Academic All-Big Sky Conference Anthony Washington Honorable Mention All-Conference Dominic Waters 2nd team All-Conference Tyler Hollist Academic All-Conference Player of the Week (Dec. 7, Mar. 3)

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 11 BRYCE CANDA Senior • 1V • Guard • 6-4 • 200 Portland, OR • Grant HS • Central Wyoming JC 0 COACH PEERY SAYS: “With his experience, .461 from three-point range as a freshman. Bryce will be expected to a great leader for our team. He has a great ability to shoot, handle and finish around A native of Portland, he prepped at Grant High the rim. He can be a quality defender for us as well.” School... averaged 12.0 points, 8.7 rebounds and 2.0 assists as a senior... named first team All-League, second JUNIOR SEASON • 2016-17 team All-State. A very productive newcomer as a combo guard... played in 31 games, starting 24... averaged 10.2 points, PERSONAL INFORMATION 4.1 rebounds and 2.1 assists per game... scored in dou- Son of Darla Probasco-Canda and John Canda... ble figures in 18 games... ranked 15th in three-pointers has four sisters, Brandi, Breanna, Brooke and Tehya... made in the Big Sky (56)... second in minutes played, majoring in Arts and Letters... hobbies are collecting second in three-pointers made on the team... led the shoes and fashion. team in scoring three times, rebounding seven times and assists four times... had 17 points (5-8 3-pt FG, 2-5 CAREER HIGHS FT), four rebounds and four assists at Cal State Fullerton Points______19 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 (11/13)... posted 16 points (5-7 FG, 2-3 3-pt, 4-4 FT) Rebounds______11 at Portland, 12/20/16 with five rebounds and three steals in a win at Pep- FG Made______7 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 perdine (11/27)... scored 12 points (5-10 FG, 2-7 3-pt) FG Attempted______11 vs. UTRGV, 12/3/16 ______11 vs. Sacramento State, 1/7/17 with a season-high 11 rebounds in the win at Portland 3-pt FG Made______5 at Cal State Fullerton, 11/13/16 (12/20)... made a season-high 19 points (7-8 FG, 5-6 ______5 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 3-pt) in 15 minutes in a win over Walla Walla (12/22)... ______5 vs. Sacramento State, 1/7/17 scored 15 points on 5-10 three-pointers in a win over 3-pt FG Attempts_____ 10 vs. Sacramento State, 1/7/17 Sacramento State (1/7)... tallied 16 points (5-10 FG, 1-3 FT Made______5 at Southern Utah, 1/14/17 3-pt, 5-8 FT) with five rebounds, four assists and two FT Attempted______8 at Southern Utah, 1/14/17 steals in a win at Southern Utah (1/14)... had 15 points Assists______5 at Arizona State, 11/11/16 ______5 vs. Montana, 1/19/17 (4-10 FG, 3-6 3-pt, 4-4 FT) with six rebounds and three Steals______3 at Pepperdine, 11/27/16 steals at Montana State (2/16). ______3 at CSU Bakersfield, 12/10/16 ______3 at Montana State, 2/16/17 PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE Blocked Shots______2 vs. Montana, 1/19/17 Played two seasons at Central Wyoming Junior Turnovers______4 vs. Montana State, 1/21/17 Minutes______42 at Cal State Fullerton, 11/13/16 College... averaged 19.3 points, 6.1 rebounds and ______42 at Sacramento State, 1/28/17 3.7 assists, shooting .468 from the field, .415 from three-point range and .796 at the free throw line as a sophomore... was named first team All-Region 9... shot

Portland State Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 31 24 934 30.1 110 243 .453 57 147 .388 38 48 .792 27 101 128 4.1 30 0 66 41 4 35 315 10.2 Big Sky Conference Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 18 11 567 31.5 59 141 .418 32 86 .372 23 28 .821 12 53 65 3.6 21 0 38 19 2 17 173 9.6

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 12 TYRELL HENDERSON Sophomore • 1V • Guard • 6-3 • 180 Tempe, AZ • Corona Del Sol HS 1 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Tyrell is mature PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE beyond his years and really understands how to play the Lettered in basketball four times at Corona del game. I expect Tyrell to play multiple positions and do a Sol... won three state championships... a four-year lot for us on both ends of the floor.” member of the honor roll.

2016-17 • FRESHMAN SEASON PERSONAL INFORMATION Competed in 11 games, playing a total of 35 Son of Marvin Henderson and Danielle Koger... minutes... scored seven points with seven rebounds, born February 24, 1998... has one brother, Tyrese... plans three assists and two steals... had five points with three to major in Pre-Law and eventually become a lawyer... CAREER HIGHS rebounds and two steals in a win over Walla Walla Points______5 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 hobby is hiking. Rebounds______3 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 (12/22). FG Made______2 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 FG Attempted______8 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 3-pt FG Made______1 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 3-pt FG Attempts______2 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 FT Made______0 FT Attempted______0 Assists______1 three times Steals______2 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 Blocked Shots______0 Turnovers______1 two times Minutes______16 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16

Portland State Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 11 0 35 3.2 3 13 .231 1 3 .333 0 0 .000 2 5 7 0.6 4 0 3 2 0 2 7 0.6 Big Sky Conference Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 5 0 6 1.2 0 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 1 1 0.2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0.0 MICHAEL MAYHEW Junior • 1V • Guard • 6-2 • 195 Flower Mound, TX • Marcus HS • Hill College 2 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Mike brings tre- PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE mendous energy to our basketball program every day. Played his freshman season at Hill College... aver- He can be an elite shooter with how we play. I like his aged 13.7 points, making 82-168 three-pointers (.488)... leadership and toughness a lot.” shot .468 overall and .892 at the free throw line, which ranked second in the nation at the NJCAA level... named 2016-17 • SOPHOMORE SEASON second team All-Conference. Played in 14 games, averaging six minutes per game... averaged 2.4 points... scored a season-high 12 Lettered in basketball three times at Marcus High CAREER HIGHS points with three assists and two steals against Walla School... named first team All-District as a junior and Points______12 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 Walla (12/22)... had eight points each in games against senior, second team All-District as a sophomore. Rebounds______3 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 George Fox (11/17) and New Hope Christian (12/13). FG Made______4 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 FG Attempted______11 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 PERSONAL INFORMATION 3-pt FG Made______3 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 Son of Bryan and Lisa Mayhew... born December 3-pt FG Attempts______9 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 19, 1996... has one brother, Tyler, and one sister, Julia... FT Made______2 vs. George Fox, 11/17/16 majoring in Business Management... would like to play FT Attempted______2 vs. George Fox, 11/17/16 professional basketball. Assists______3 vs. Walla Walla, 12/29/16 Steals______2 vs. Walla Walla, 12/29/16 Blocked Shots______1 vs. North Dakota, 3/9/17 Turnovers______1 twice Minutes______23 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16

Portland State Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 14 0 87 6.2 11 39 .282 8 33 .242 4 5 .800 5 5 10 0.7 11 0 5 2 1 3 34 2.4 Big Sky Conference Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 8 0 23 2.9 1 14 .071 0 13 .000 0 0 .000 2 0 2 0.3 4 0 0 0 0 0 2 0.3

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 13 DEONTAE NORTH Senior • 1V • Guard • 6-4 • 190 Corona, CA • Centennial HS • Long Beach State • South Plains JC 3 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Deontae has a great ability to score at all levels. He will also be expected to Originally signed and played one season at Long be a leader on the team. For us to take a step forward Beach State in 2014-15... averaged 3.4 points in 12.8 he will also need to be a great defender.” minutes per game as a freshman.

2016-17 • JUNIOR SEASON Attended Centennial High School in Corona, CA... Played in 30 games and moved into the starting was a first-team Open Division All-CIF selection and lineup in the second half of the conference schedule... MaxPreps.com third team All-State selection... averaged averaged 13.7 points per game, 14.8 in Big Sky Confer- 18.8 points, 9.0 rebounds and 3.6 steals as a senior ence games... also averaged 3.6 rebounds, 1.9 assists and was named the Riverside Press-Enterprise Inland and shot .455 from the field... third on the team with Empire Player of the Year... led his team to a 29-4 record 44 three-point field goals... scored in double figures in and 10-0 league mark, reaching the Southern Section 21 games and had six 20-point games... ranked 15th Open Division Championship and the Division I CIF in the Big Sky Conference in scoring... led the team in Finals... rated as the number 41 prospect in the state of scoring six times, rebounding four times and assists California by ESPN... as a junior led Centennial to a 26-3 three times... had 18 points (6-10 FG, 4-6 3-pt, 2-2 FT), record, averaging 14 points and 11 rebounds per game a team-high seven rebounds, three assists and three and was named first team All-League... was first-team steals in a win over UTRGV (12/3)... posted 25 points All-Moore League as a sophomore at Jordan High School (9-13 FG, 2-4 3-pt, 5-7 FT) with seven rebounds and four before transferring. steals at CSU Bakersfield (12/10)... recorded 16 points (7-13 FG, 2-2 FT) with nine rebounds and two steals in a CAREER HIGHS win over New Hope Christian (12/13)... scored 18 points Points______30 at Eastern Washington, 2/4/17 (7-9 FG, 4-6 3-pt) in 14 minutes of a win over Walla Rebounds______9 vs. New Hope Christian, 12/13/16 FG Made______10 at Eastern Washington, 2/4/17 Walla (12/22)... had 23 points (7-15 FG, 3-5 3-pt, 6-7 ______10 vs. Northern Arizona, 3/7/17 FT) with five rebounds against Montana State (1/21)... FG Attempted______20 at Eastern Washington, 2/4/17 went for 29 points (8-17 FG, 5-10 3-pt, 8-10 FT) with 3-pt FG Made______5 at Idaho, 2/2/17 three assists at Idaho (2/2)... posted a new career-high ______5 at Eastern Washington, 2/4/17 of 30 points (10-20 FG, 5-6 3-pt, 5-10 FT), six rebounds 3-pt FG Attempts_____ 10 at Idaho, 2/2/17 and three assists at Eastern Washington (2/4)... scored FT Made______8 at Idaho, 2/2/17 23 points (7-14 FG, 2-6 3-pt, 7-10 FT) with three steals FT Attempted______10 three times Assists______5 vs. Northern Arizona, 2/25/17 at Montana (2/18)... scored 25 points (10-15 FG, 4-5 FT) Steals______4 at CSU Bakersfield, 12/10/16 with three steals in a win over Northern Arizona (3/7). Blocked Shots______2 at Portland, 12/20/16 ______2 at Southern Utah, 1/14/17 PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE Turnovers______5 vs. Idaho State, 2/9/17 Played at South Plains College in Levelland, TX in ______5 at North Dakota, 3/4/17 Minutes______48 at Eastern Washington, 2/4/17 2015-16... averaged 12.8 points, 4.9 rebounds and 2.5 assists... the Texans were 21-9 overall, 12-4 in confer- ence play... shot .392 from three-point range, making 65 threes... named first team All-Region... MVP of the Fiesta Bowl Tournament.

Portland State Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 30 7 765 25.5 141 310 .455 44 134 .328 85 124 .685 29 78 107 3.6 79 3 58 49 7 40 411 13.7 Big Sky Conference Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 17 7 484 28.5 83 189 .439 28 80 .350 58 88 .659 14 38 52 3.1 56 3 38 29 4 23 252 14.8

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 14 BRENDAN RUMEL Sophomore • 1V • Forward • 6-10 • 235 Tucson, AZ • Rincon HS 4 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Brendan had a great PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE summer and is really coming into his own. We have very Lettered in basketball and tennis four times high expectations for him and know he will do great each at University High School... named second team things in our program.” All-State, Section Player of the Year and first team All-Southern Arizona as a senior... averaged 24.4 points, 2016-17 • FRESHMAN SEASON 12.8 rebounds and 3.6 blocks per game while shooting Played in 16 games with two starts, averaging 52% from the field and 75% at the line... as a junior, just about five minutes per game... averaged 2.4 points, he averaged 17.8 points, 9.6 rebounds and 2.9 blocks... 1.0 rebounds... made 13-20 shots on the season (.650) reached state quarterfinals in doubles in tennis... select- CAREER HIGHS Points______9 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 and 12-13 at the free throw line (.923)... scored a ed as Student-Athlete of the Year at University HS as a junior and a senior. Rebounds______7 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 season-high nine points with seven rebounds against FG Made______4 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 Walla Walla (12/22)... had four points each in against FG Attempted______8 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 Sacramento State (1/7) and Montana State (2/16)... PERSONAL INFORMATION 3-pt FG Made______0 had eight points (2-3 FG, 4-4 FT) against North Dakota Son of Tiffany and Scott Rumel... born Novem- 3-pt FG Attempts______0 (3/9)... earned Academic All-Big Sky Conference honors. ber 4, 1997... has one brother, Rian, and three sisters, FT Made______4 vs. North Dakota, 3/9/17 Andrea, Kyla and Lauren... plans to major in History and FT Attempted______4 vs. North Dakota, 3/9/17 Assists______1 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 is interested in Law School. ______1 at Montana State, 2/16/17 Steals______0 Blocked Shots______1 vs. North Dakota, 12/29/16 Turnovers______1 at Montana State, 2/16/17 Minutes______14 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16

Portland State Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 16 2 72 4.5 13 20 .650 0 0 .000 12 13 .923 5 11 16 1.0 6 0 2 1 1 0 38 2.4 Big Sky Conference Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 8 2 29 3.6 5 6 .833 0 0 .000 2 2 1.000 0 4 4 0.5 2 0 1 1 1 0 12 1.5 TRAYLIN FARRIS Senior • 1V • Center • 6-8 • 225 Pearland, TX • Manvel HS • Incarnate Word • Odessa JC 5 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Traylin has a unique rebounds in the win at San Francisco (12/16)... tallied 19 ability to score in many ways. He has a great nose for points (5-9 FG, 9-11 FT) with a season-high 13 rebounds the ball in the paint. As a senior, he will have a big in a win over Sacramento State (1/7)... posted 18 points responsibility to lead us.” (7-11 FG, 4-4 FT) with four rebounds at Eastern Wash- ington (2/4)... scored 17 points (7-9 FG, 3-6 FT) with five 2016-17 • JUNIOR SEASON rebounds against Weber State (2/11)... had 17 points Started 22 of 30 games played... averaged 10.8 (7-9 FG, 3-4 FT) in 23 minutes at North Dakota (3/4). points and 5.2 rebounds in 22 minutes per game... CAREER HIGHS shot .618 from the field to rank third in the Big Sky PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE Points______26 vs. New Hope Christian, 12/13/16 Conference.... fourth-best season field goal percentage Played one season of Division I basketball and one Rebounds______13 vs. Sacramento State, 1/7/17 in school history... also ranked eighth in blocked shots season at the junior college level... started 28 games for FG Made______12 vs. New Hope Christian, 12/13/16 (28).... shot 50% or better from the field in a string of Incarnate Word of the Southland Conference in 2014- FG Attempted______13 vs. New Hope Christian, 12/13/16 17 straight games earlier in the season and 26 overall... 15... averaged 10.1 points and 4.7 rebounds per game, 3-pt FG Made______1 vs. Northern Colorado, 12/31/16 3-pt FG Attempts______2 vs. Northern Colorado, 12/31/16 led the team in scoring three times and rebounding shooting .554 from the field... Incarnate Word was 18-11 FT Made______9 vs. Sacramento State, 1/7/17 10 times... scored a PSU season high 26 points (12-13 and reached the post-season CollegeInsider Tourna- FT Attempted______11 vs. Sacramento State, 17/17 FG, 2-4 FT) with 11 rebounds in a win over New Hope ment... competed at Odessa JC in 2015-16, averaging Assists______3 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 Christian (12/13)... his .923 field goal percentage set a 6.7 points and 4.9 rebounds and shooting .582 from the Steals______4 vs. Northern Arizona, 2/25/17 new PSU record for shooting in a game with at least 10 field... the Wranglers were 27-6 on the season. Blocked Shots______3 vs. Montana, 1/19/17 attempts... had 17 points (6-12 FG, 5-6 FT) and seven Turnovers______3 at Sacramento State, 1/28/17 Minutes______34 vs. Montana State, 1/21/17

Portland State Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 30 22 668 22.3 126 204 .618 1 5 .200 70 114 .614 50 105 155 5.2 95 2 18 23 28 20 323 10.8 Big Sky Conference Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 18 14 438 24.3 79 125 .632 1 5 .200 55 85 .647 30 64 94 5.2 62 2 9 17 17 16 214 11.9

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 15 DEVYN WILSON Junior • JC • Guard • 6-3 • 175 Brooklyn, NY • South Shore HS • Panola (TX) College 10 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Devyn has great at Panola, he averaged 9.7 points, 2.2 rebounds, 1.7 offensive firepower. He can really shoot the ball. As he assists and 1.2 steals, shooting .414 from three-point learns our system I expect him to fluorish at both ends range as well... Panola placed second in the Region of the floor.” 14 tournament... the program was 50-18 in his two seasons. PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE Played the past two seasons at Panola (TX) Attended South Shore High School in Brooklyn, College... as a sophomore, he averaged 13.0 points per averaging 14.0 points and 6.3 rebounds per game as PERSONAL INFORMATION game to lead his team... shot .414 from three-point a senior... nominated for the McDonald’s All-American Son of JoAnne Jones and Delroy Wilson... born No- range with 3.6 assists, 3.1 rebounds and 1.4 steals per game... played one year at a prep school, Florida Chris- vember 28, 1995... majoring in Social Science... hobbies game... Panola reached the national junior college tour- tian in Sebring, FL... averaged just under 20 points per include working out, sleeping, shopping, and collecting nament and ended the year ranked 15th... as a freshman game. sneakers... would like to play professional basketball. DEANTE STRICKLAND Junior • JC • Guard • 5-10 • 175 Portland, OR • Central Catholic HS • Casper (WY) College 11 COACH PEERY SAYS: “A tough, hard-nosed 9.6 points, 2.9 rebounds, 5.1 assists and 1.9 steals point guard who has the ability to be a very good leader. per game... earned third team All-Region for the 25-9 His pace of play will be crucial for us.” Thunderbirds... named to the All-Tournament team

PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE Attended Central Catholic High School where Attended Casper College for two seasons... Region he played basketball and football... earned first team IX North Conference Player of the Year and honorable All-League and All-State honors... was conference player mention All-American as a sophomore... averaged 15.6 of the year... earned the Mr. Hustle Award at the Les PERSONAL INFORMATION points, 3.6 rebounds and 5.7 assists per game... made Schwab Invitational Tournament... a state champion in Son of Teresa White and Edward Strickland Jr... 74 three-point field goals in 32 games, shot .771 at the football as a senior. born March 15, 1997... has two brothers, Klum and free throw line and added 2.0 steals per game... Casper Elijah, and two sisters, Tamena and Aminah... majoring College was 24-9 overall... as a freshman, averaged in Social Science... would like to play professional bas- ketball and become a sports agent. JAMIE ORME Junior • JC • Forward • 6-7 • 200 Seattle, WA • O’Dea HS • Highline (WA) CC 13 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Jamie is a high level 19.8 points, 9.5 rebounds and 2.0 steals per game as a athlete that can play multiple positions and can impact freshman. us on both ends of the floor.” Lettered in basketball three times at O’Dea High PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE School... was a second team All-Conference selection... Played two seasons at Highline Community Col- named a Washington state All-Star. lege... averaged 19.1 points, 10.8 rebounds, 2.0 assists, 1.7 steals and 1.6 blocks per game as a sophomore... PERSONAL INFORMATION first team All-Western Region selection.... also named Son of James Orme... born July 31, 1996... has two to the Western Region All-Defensive Team... averaged brothers, Damion and Ben.

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 16 BRAXTON TUCKER Senior • 2V • Forward • 6-6 • 220 Tacoma, WA • Spanaway Lake HS • North Idaho JC 15 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Braxton is highly PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE skilled and can do a lot of things with the ball. He has Played his freshman season at North Idaho Junior worked hard to get himself healthy again. If he stays College... earned second team All-Region 18 honors for healthy, he can do great things for us.” a 21-10 team... averaged 14.8 points and 6.2 rebounds while shooting .530 from the field and .638 at the line. 2016-17 • JUNIOR SEASON Started the season with high expectations after Attended Tacoma’s Spanaway Lake High School sitting out 2015-16 with a knee injury... was able to where he lettered three times... was named the South play the first five games, then his knee issues flared Puget Sound League Most Valuable Player twice... was up again... was leading the team in scoring (16.8) and also the SPSL leading scorer for two seasons... All-Area rebounding (5.8) when he went out... led the team in selection as well... two-time MVP of the Cloud 9 All-Star scoring four times and rebounding three times... had game... invited to play in the Washington state all-star arthroscopy in early January. game.

2014-15 • SOPHOMORE SEASON PERSONAL INFORMATION A bit of a surprise as he earned a starting role in Son of Bob and Gina Tucker... born August 28, the preseason, but was a top player for the Vikings... 1995... has two brothers, Brandon and Patrick... Finance played in 23 games, starting 22... missed two games major... hobbies are reading books and making new with a quad injury and the last three games with a knee friends... would like to be a financial advisor for a contusion... averaged 11.5 points and 5.3 rebounds per Fortune 500 company. game while shooting .500 from the field and .726 at the line... ranked third on the team in scoring and second in CAREER HIGHS rebounding... scored in double figures 16 times... led the Points______24 vs. George Fox, 11/17/16 team in scoring five times and rebounding six times... Rebounds______11 vs. Northern Arizona, 1/3/15 has two double-doubles... ranked 12th in rebounding FG Made______10 at North Dakota, 1/10/15 and field goal percentage in the Big Sky Conference... ______at Cal State Fullerton, 11/13/16 posted 18 points (7-10 FG, 4-6 FT) and blocked two FG Attempted______19 at Cal State Fullerton, 11/13/16 shots in a win over CSU Bakersfield (12/13)... went for 3-pt FG Made______2 at Cal State Fullerton, 11/13/16 3-pt FG Attempts______4 at Arizona State, 11/11/16 20 points (10-15 FG) and six rebounds in a win at North FT Made______8 vs. George Fox, 11/17/16 Dakota (1/10)... scored a season-high 21 points (9-12 FT Attempted______11 vs. George Fox, 11/17/16 FG, 3-5 FT) with six rebounds in a win at Weber State Assists______3 at Cal State Fullerton, 11/13/16 (1/22)... scored 18 points with five rebounds and two Steals______2 at UC Riverside, 12/6/14 blocks at Sacramento State (2/7). ______2 at Cal State Fullerton, 11/13/16 Blocked Shots______3 vs. North Dakota, 2/19/15 Turnovers______3 five times Minutes______45 at Cal State Fullerton, 11/13/16

Portland State Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2014-15 23 22 634 27.6 109 218 .500 1 5 .200 45 62 .726 53 69 122 5.3 58 0 17 30 11 11 264 11.5 2015-16 injury redshirt 2016-17 5 5 147 29.4 35 71 .493 3 9 .333 11 16 .688 16 13 29 5.8 7 0 8 7 0 4 84 16.8 TOTAL 28 27 781 27.9 144 289 .498 4 14 .286 56 78 .718 69 82 151 5.4 65 0 25 37 11 15 348 12.4 Big Sky Conference Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2014-15 15 15 416 27.7 78 152 .513 1 3 .333 26 38 .684 31 47 78 5.2 35 0 10 22 9 6 183 12.2

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 17 BRANDON HOLLINS Senior • 1V • Forward • 6-6 • 200 St. Louis, MO • Jennings HS • Paris JC 22 COACH PEERY SAYS: “A special athlete with Texas... as a freshman averaged 10.4 points and 5.8 fantastic energy for the game. Brandon fits our system rebounds per game while shooting .507 from the field... very well and I am excited with how he worked this averaged 12.0 points and 9.0 rebounds per game and summer getting ready for the season.” shot .546 from the field his sophomore season.

2016-17 • JUNIOR SEASON Played in 30 games in a backup role, averaging CAREER HIGHS 13.9 minutes... started two games... averaged 6.1 Points______18 vs. George Fox, 11/17/16 points and 3.5 rebounds per game... shot .603 from the Rebounds______7 four times FG Made______7 vs. George Fox, 11/17/16 field - fifth-best for a season in school history... scored ______7 vs. New Hope Christian, 12/13/16 in double figures eight times... scored a season-high 18 ______7 at Northern Colorado, 3/2/17 points (7-7 FG, 4-6 FT) with four rebounds and three FG Attempted______11 at Northern Colorado, 3/2/17 steals against George Fox (11/17)... had 15 points (7-9 3-pt FG Made______1 at North Dakota, 3/4/17 FG, 1-2 FT) and six rebounds in a win over New Hope 3-pt FG Attempts______3 at North Dakota, 3/4/17 Christian (12/13)... posted 12 points (4-4 FG, 4-10 FT) FT Made______4 five times FT Attempted______10 vs. Southern Utah, 2/23/17 with six rebounds in a win over Southern Utah (2/23)... Assists______3 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 started at Northern Colorado (3/2), scoring 14 points Steals______3 vs. George Fox, 11/17/16 (7-11 FG) with five rebounds... had 14 points (5-8 FG, ______3 vs. Walla Walla, 12/22/16 4-6 FT) and six rebounds in a win over Northern Arizona Blocked Shots______1 eight times (3/7)... earned Academic All-Big Sky Conference honors. Turnovers______3 vs. Montana, 1/19/17 Minutes______27 at North Dakota, 3/4/17 _ PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE Played two seasons at Paris Junior College in

Portland State Career Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 30 2 417 13.9 76 126 .603 1 12 .083 29 69 .420 37 67 104 3.5 72 3 12 26 8 24 182 6.1 Big Sky Conference Statistics Year GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF DQ Ast TO Blk Stl Pts Avg 2016-17 18 2 266 14.8 45 77 .584 1 9 .111 18 48 .375 21 44 65 3.6 49 3 5 17 6 13 109 6.1 HOLLAND WOODS Freshman • HS • Guard • 6-0 • 170 Phoenix, AZ • Apollo HS 23 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Boo Boo is a really PERSONAL INFORMATION talented young point guard. We are very excited to have Son of Holland Woods and Jennifer Savage, and him here. He fits how we want to play in every way.” step-mother Jerylyn Woods... born November 13, 1998... has three brothers, Paris, Marcus and Shean, and two PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE sisters, Lillyanna and Maya... majoring in Business Man- Played basketball at Apollo High School in Phoenix agement... hobby is playing NBA 2K... nickname is “Boo earning four letters... was named conference, district and Boo”... would like to play professional basketball. division Player of the Year as a senior... led his team to the state championship, scoring 33 points in an overtime loss... for the season, averaged 27.0 points, 5.7 assists, 3.9 rebounds and 1.8 steals per game... was runner-up for Gatorade Player of the Year in the state... averaged 22.1 points, 7.5 assists and 2.9 steals as a junior... as a sophomore averaged 14.3 points, 5.5 assists and 2.5 steals... Apollo High School all-time leader in scoring and assists.

2017-18 Viking Basketball • 18 DEREK BROWN Junior • JC • Guard • 6-0 • 170 Seattle, WA • Auburn Riverside HS • Everett (WA) CC 25 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Derek is talented Cardinal Classic and LCC Red Devil Classic... as a offensively and has worked very hard to be here at freshman averaged 19.3 points, 3.8 assists, 5.6 rebounds Portland State.” and 1.9 steals... named first team NWAC North Region... also named to the NWAC All-Tournament team after PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE leading the tournament in scoring at 23.3 points per Played two seasons at Everett Community College game... earned All-Tournament at the Clackamas Holiday where he was the team’s leading scorer... as a sopho- Tournament and LCC Red Devil Classic. more in 2015-16, averaged 24.1 points, 4.7 assists, 7.0 rebounds and 1.5 steals per game... had eight games of Prepped at Auburn Riverside High School... was PERSONAL INFORMATION 30+ points and two games of 40+ points... named to the South Puget Sound League leading scorer, averaging Son of Derek Brown and Falitha Bible... born NWAC North Region first team... earned All-Tournament 22 points per game... named second team All-South August 16, 1995... majoring in Business... would like to honors at Clackamas Holiday Tournament, BigFoot Puget Sound League. play professional basketball. VONTE CARTER Junior • JC • Guard • 6-2 • 170 Portland, OR • Benson Tech • Eastern Arizona College 30 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Vonte brings a lot to team All-PIL and honorable mention All-State as a se- the table for our program, both on and off the court. I nior... McDonalds All-American nominee... team captain. am extremely happy to have him in the program.” PERSONAL INFORMATION PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE Son of Rhoda Carter and Mary Tompkins... born Played two seasons at Eastern Arizona College. March 4, 1996... has one brother, Nate... majoring in Business Administration... hobbies are photography, music Attended Benson Tech in Portland... earned first and modeling... would like to become a sports agent. RYAN EDWARDS Senior • TR • Center • 7-1 • 290 Kalispell, MT • Glacier HS • Gonzaga 44 COACH PEERY SAYS: “Ryan is a true five transfer with one season of eligibility remaining. man that is not only big but skilled. His experience in college basketball will be very valuable to the success of Attended Glacier High School in Kalispell, MT… our team.” led team to a 19-5 record and third straight league title as a senior… averaged 12.8 points and 7.9 rebounds, PREVIOUS TO PORTLAND STATE earning Class AA All-State honors… also named to the Played three seasons at Gonzaga and spent on All-State Tournament team as his team reached the year as a redshirt… played in a total of 65 games… semifinals… averaged 13.3 points, 11.7 rebounds and PERSONAL INFORMATION averaged 2.1 points and 1.7 rebounds in 6.1 minutes per 3.0 blocks as a junior… named All-State and his team Son of Jim and Lisa Edwards... born April 5, 1995... game during his Bulldog career… also blocked a total of reached the state semifinals that year... a three-time has one brother, Jeff... has a degree from Gonzaga and is 12 shots, shot .516 from the field and .717 at the line... All-Conference selection... also played four seasons of entering graduate school at Portland State... would like competed on the Final Four team in 2017... a graduate tennis. to be a sportscaster.

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