CONCORDIA CAVALIERS (9-17, 4-14 GNAC) at University Clan (15-11, 9-9 GNAC) Thursday, February 28 (7pm) West Gym (, B.C.) at Western Washington University Vikings (14-14, 8-10 GNAC) Saturday, March 2 (7pm) WECU Court at Carver Gym (Bellingham, Wash.)

of the game on the west coast of the United States.Bar- HEAD COACH BRAD BARBARICK: The all-time wins barick directed the popular Concordia Fall and Spring leader at Concordia with 365 wins, Brad Barbarick Basketball Leagues, which attracted some of the best has become a fixture on campus in his 25 seasons at high school players from around the Portland-Van- the helm of the men’s basketball program. Barbarick couver metro area. In addition, Barbarick began his took over as head coach of the program in 1994 and coaching career as an assistant coach at Columbia steadily transformed the Cavaliers into one of the Christian College in 1988, and then served as an top programs in the Cascade Collegiate Conference assistant at Mt. Hood Community College, Western before leading the team into NCAA Division II in Oregon and Concordia before assuming the CU head 2015. Barbarick’s tenure at Concordia has produced coaching position prior to the 1994-95 season. Bar- three CCC championships as well as 19 appearances barick is a 1982 graduate of Santa Ynez High School in in the CCC postseason tournament.This past season, Santa Ynez, Calif., and received his bachelor’s degree the Cavaliers won seven of their last ten games to from Columbia Christian College in Portland, Ore. receive a bid to the GNAC Basketball Championship He added a master’s degree in secondary education Tournament in just their second year in the GNAC with an emphasis in exercise and sport science from after being picked to finish tenth. Three players Western Oregon State College (now University) and were selected to the All-GNAC Team in Drew Oregon State University. Martin, Latrell Wilson and Christopher Martin. Six players were also selected to the GNAC All-Aca- UPDATE ON THE CAVS: Concordia is 9-17 overall demic Team. This past season, the Cavaliers had and 4-14 in the GNAC after going 0-2 in its final two another All-GNAC player in Christopher Edward. home games last weekend. The Cavs lost 79-73 to They also had seven players named to the GNAC Central Washington on Thursday and 79-78 in over- All-Academic Team. In 2013-14, Barbarick guided time to No. 25 Northwest Nazarene on Saturday eve- the Cavs to it second NAIA National Championship ning on Senior Night. They are in tenth place in the Tournament after seeing Concordia post a 22-10 GNAC, one game out of ninth place which is held by overall record. During its run, the Cavs cracked the Central Washington. CU is averaging 72.8 points per top 25 in the NAIA Coaches’ Poll on six occasions, game while giving up 76.6 points per game. The Cavs peaking at No. 13 in the country. The following are being out-rebounded 36.2 to 34.3. Jarrett Gray year in 2014-15, the Cavs posted a school record 25 leads the team with his 15.4 scoring average followed wins and advanced to the ‘Sweet 16’ of the NAIA by Hunter Sweet at 10.3 points per game. Gray also Division II National Tournament. Barbarick’s first leads the Cavs with his 31 steals, 87.5% shooting from championship team came in 2000 when he led the the line, 46.3% shooting from three’s and 50 three’s Cavs to a program-best 24-9 record and advanced made. Cody Starr leads CU with his 110 steals while to the “Sweet 16”. Meanwhile, Barbarick was named Dom Bradley is averaging a team high 6.0 rebounds the CCC Coach of the Year after the 2002-03 season per game while blocking a team leading 17 shots. when his team won the program’s second conference Dakota Ayala leads CU with his 56.1% shooting from championship with a 22-9 overall record. Overall, the field. Barbarick has managed 43 all-conference players, 12 different All-Americans and 14 NAIA Academic All-Americans. Barbarick’s approach to the job has been one of the keys to his success at Concordia. Barbarick has also become a well-renowned teacher UPDATE ON SIMON FRASER: The Clan is 15-11 over- all and 9-9 in the GNAC. The Clan are in fifth place MOVIN’ ON UP: Jarrett Gray has scored 1294 points in in the GNAC. Heading into its game with WWU on his career which places him tenth on CU’s scoring list. Tuesday, Simon Fraser is averaging 79.9 points per He is just 22 points from moving past Shaun Hartley game while giving up 75.4 points per game. The Clan into ninth place. Gray is also tied for fourth with his are out-rebounding their opponents 36.5 to 33.4. 149 three’s made, fifth with his .844 free throw percent- Five players are averaging double digits in scoring in age, fifth with 101 games started, 11th with his .398 Julian Roche (14.2 ppg), Othniel Spence (13.7 ppg), three-point field goal percentage and 13th with his 245 Wilfried Balata (12.9 ppg), Michael Provenzano (10.7 assists. Cody Starr is 14th with his 232 assists, just six ppg) and Jasdeep Singh (10.2 ppg). Provenzano leads away from moving into 13th place past Doug Munar. the team with his 124 assists, 84.7% shooting from the line and 46.3% shooting from three’s. Spence has ALL BUT FOUR: Jarrett Gray has scored in double dig- recorded a team leading 31 steals and 60 three’s made its in all but four of CU’s 26 games this season includ- while Roche has blocked a team high 24 shots. He ing scoring a season high 23 points three times this also leads the team with his 56.6% shooting from the year. He has scored 20 points or more fiver times this field. year. For his performance in CU’s two wins on Feb. 5 and 7 versus Western Oregon and Montana State LAST TIME: Simon Fraser defeated the Cavs 81-79 on Billings, Gray was named the GNAC Men’s Basketball December 1 in Portland when Michael Provenzano Player of the Week. connected on a jumper as the buzzer sounded for the game-winner. Julian Roche led SFU with 17 points. AMONGST GNAC LEADERS: In the recent GNAC Jarrett Gray led CU with his 17 points Jace Cates statistics report that was released on Sunday, seven chipped in 13 points. Cavs are in the top 30 in several individual categories. Jarrett Gray leads the way as he is second in minutes UPDATE ON THE VIKINGS: Western Washington is played, third in three-point field goal percentage, fifth 14-14 overall and 9-9 in the GNAC and are tied for in free throw percentage, tied for sixth in scoring, 12th 7th with MSUB in the GNAC standings. Heading in three’s made, tied for 13th in steals, 21st in rebound- into its game at Simon Fraser, WWU is averaging ing, 22nd in assists and tied for 29th in blocked shots. 81.9 points per game while giving up 77.4 points Cody Starr is third in assists, 14th in free throw per- per game. The Vikings are out-rebounding their centage, tied for 18th in steals, 22nd in assist/turnover opponents 37.7 to 36.9. Three players are averaging ratio and 24th in three’s made. Dom Bradley is tied double digits in scoring in Trevor Jasinsky (19.7 ppg), for 11th in rebounding, tied for 18th in blocked shots Siann Rojas (10.5 ppg) and Luke Lovelady (10.1 ppg). and 22nd in field goal percentage. Hunter Sweet is Jasinsky also leads the team with his 27 steals, 87.7% 20th in free throw percentage and 24th in field goal shooting from the line and 66 three’s made. Tyler percentage while Tyler Wells is 21st in steals and tied Payne has dished out a team high 95 assists while for 30th in assists. Dakota Ayala is tied for 14th in Lovelady has blocked a team high 24 shots and shoot- blocked shots and Xavier Smith is 30th in steals. ing a team leading 63.6% from the field. STARR WITH THE ASSISTS: Cody Starr dished out 15 LAST TIME: Concordia lost 83-66 to Western Wash- assists and had no turnovers in CU’s two games last ington on November 29 in Portland. Jarrett Gray had weekend. He also had five steals while scoring 17 19 points for the Cavs while Xavier Smith chipped in points. For the season he has 110 assists and 63 turn- 13 points. Trever Jasinsky led WWU with 25 points overs for a +1.7 assist/turnover ratio. For his career in while Micah Winn added 19 points. 54 games, he has 232 assists and 142 turnovers while he has recorded 48 steals. He is averaging 7.9 points per game. COYOTES 82, CAVALIERS 75: CU lost 82-75 in its NO. 15 VIKINGS 83, CAVALIERS 66: CU lost despite regular season opener in San Bernardino, Calif., de- shooting 45.8% from the field and also turning the ball spite Dom Bradley’s double-double performance of 13 over 13 times. Jarrett Gray had a team high 19 points points and 10 rebounds. Xavier Smith scored a team while Xavier Smith chipped in 13 points. The Cavs high 19 points while Cody Starr chipped in 18 points. also had a season eight blocked shots with Dakota Aya- The Cavs forced 23 turnovers by CSUSB incuding 10 la had a season high three blocked shots. by steals which five came from Tyler Wells. CLAN 81, CAVALIERS 79: CU lost 81-79 to Simon CAVALIERS 80, OTTERS 76:The Cavaliers used a bal- Fraser when Michael Provenzano hit the game winner anced scoring attack to defeat CSUMB 80-76. Dom with less than a second on the clock. Gray paced CU Bradley led the Cavs with his 17 points while Jarrett with 16 points while Jace Cates chipped in 13 points. Gray chipped in 14 points. Cody Starr added 13 points Hunter Sweet added 11 points and Dom Bradley had and Xavier Smith chipped in 13 points. CU forced 20 10 points for the Cavs. Cody Starr had a career high turnovers by the Otters and held them to 38% shooting 12 assists and CU was 12-for-14 from the line including 24% from three-point range. CAVS 73, EAGLES 72: CU defeated the Eagles of GOLDEN EAGLES 79, CAVALIERS 76: Concordia lost Northwest (Wash.) 73-72 when Dom Bradley scored its classic opener 79-76 to Cal State L.A. despite hold- the game-winner on a tip-in with less than a tenth of ing a 15-point lead at halftime. Jarrett Gray led CU a second left on the clock. Hunter Sweet paced Con- with his 23 points followed by Dom Bradley’s dou- cordia with his 16 points while Bradley chipped in 15 ble-double (17 points, 10 rebounds) and Cody Starr’s points and Jace Cates added 12 points. Sweet along 15 points. Starr also had five assists. CU went 13-for- with Dakota Ayala each led CU with their seven re- 13 from the line (Gray 6-6, Bradley 5-5 and Starr 2-2). bounds. The Cavs had 19 assists and 13 steals.

COUGARS 80, CAVALIERS 76: The Cavaliers lost the .CAVS 105, SPARTANS 62: , Concordia defeated Trinity classic finale 80-76 to Cal State San Marcos despite Western 105-62 as four players scored in double digits a career night from Hunter Sweet. The sophomore for the Cavaliers led by Jarrett Gray’s 18 points. Dako- guard/forward scored 29 points going 9 for 12 from ta Ayala added 12 points and El-roi Butler and Hunter the field, connecting on his only attempt from beyond Sweet each had 10 points. CU shot 61.5% from the the arc and shooting 10-for-12 from the line. Gray field including connecting on 13 of its 20 attempts added 17 points for the Cavs and Xavier Smith chipped from three-point territory. in 10 points. CAVS 105, SPARTANS 62: , Concordia defeated Trin- CAVALIERS 79, HAWKS 67: Concordia started its ity Western 105-62 as four players scored in double NDNU Thanksgiving Tournament with a 79-67 win digits for the Cavaliers led by Jarrett Gray’s 18 points. over the Holy Names Hawks with five players scoring Dakota Ayala added 12 points and El-roi Butler and in double figures in Dom Bradley (15 points), Cody Hunter Sweet each had 10 points. CU shot 61.5% from Starr (14 points), Xavier Smith (12 points), Hunter the field including connecting on 13 of its 20 attempts Sweet (12 points) and Jarrett Gray (11 points). Bradley from three-point territory. grabbed 11 rebounds while Gray had 10 for their third and first double-doubles of the season. CAVALIERS 87, NANOOKS 84 (OT): Concordia started the week with an 87-84 come-from-behind overtime CAVALIERS 58, ARGONAUTS 56: The Cavs finished win at Alaska Fairbanks on January 3. Leading the off the NDNU Tournament with a 58-56 come-from- way for CU was Cody Starr with 17 points. Four other behind win over Notre Dame de Namur when Dakota Cavs scored in double digits in Jace Cates (15 points), Ayala made a tip-in with less than a second left in Hunter Sweet (12 points), Mykale Williams (12 points) regulation. He finished with four points and eight re- and Jarrett Gray (10 points). The Cavs were 18 for 21 bounds. Sweet had a game high 18 points while Gray from the line led by Starr’s six-for-six performance added 14 points. while four players went two-for-two in Jarrett Gray,

SEAWOLVES 75, CAVALIERS 66: The Cavaliers had CAVALIERS 65, WILDCATS 63: CU snapped its losing their three-game winning streak snapped in a 75-66 streak in defeating Central Washington 65-63 for its loss at Alaska Anchorage on Saturday despite Jarrett second road conference win. Hunter Sweet paced the Gray’s 18 points. Gray went seven-for-14 from the Cavs with 18 points while Jarrett Gray chipped in 11 field including connecting on four three’s while dish- points. Dom Bradley had a season high 12 rebounds ing out six assists and recording two steals. Hunter and three assists while scoring 8 points. CU held the Sweet added nine points while Cody Starr and Dom ‘Cats to just 38% shooting including 19% from three- Bradley each had eight points. point range. WOLVES 91, CAVALIERS 65: Western Oregon out- SEAWOLVES 99, CAVALIERS 94: Even though give Cav- scored CU 53-29 in the second half and made 14 of its aliers scored in double digits, CU lost 99-94 in over- 22 three’s to key their 26-poiint win. El-roi Butler had time to Alaska Anchorage. Cody Starr had 19 points a season high 15 points to lead the way for the Cavs and 11 assists while Jarrett Gray chipped in 18 points while Jarrett Gray chipped in 13 and Dakota Ayala and Hunter Sweet added 16 points. Tyler Wells had 15 added 11. points and Jace Cates chipped in 13 points. CU went 15-for-17 from the line while dishingout 23 assists and YELLOWJACKETS 80, CAVALIERS 69 : The Cavs fin- turning the ball over seven times. ished their four-game road trip with an 80-69 loss at Montana State Billings despite four players scoring NANOOKS 63, CAVALIERS 61: CU lost 63-61 to Alaska in double digits led by Jarrett Gray and Dom Bradley despite Starr scoring 18 points off the bench to go with each with 14 points. El-roi Butler added 11 points and his six assists and two steals. Gray chipped in 13 points Cody Starr chipped in 10 points for the Cavs. while Sweet added 12 points. Dom Bradley added 10 rebounds for the Cavs. FALCONS 80, CAVALIERS 78: Seattle Pacific defeated the Cavs on a last second tip-in as CU rallied to tie CAVALIERS 77, WOLVES 72: Jarrett Gray paced CU the game on an 11-0 run capped by a Jarrett Gray with 23 points to lead the Cavs to a five-point win over three. Gray finished with 23 points while Cody Starr in-state rival WOU. Hunter Sweet added 18 points chipped in 13. Hunter Sweet added 12 points and while Xavier Smith chipped in 10 points for the Cavs. Dakota Ayala had 11 points. CU forced 16 turnovers by the Wolves including seven by steals (two each by Jarrett Gray, Tyler Wells and NO. 23 SAINTS 89, CAVALIERS 77 : CU lost 89-77 to Dom Bradley). The Cavs also went 21 for 25 from the No. 23 Saint Martin’s despite connecting on 50% of line with three players combining to go eight for eight its shots from three-point range. Five Cavs scored in Xavier Smith, Cody Starr and Dakota Ayala. in double digits led by Gray’s 18 points. Starr added 16 points off the bench. Three other players scored CAVALIERS 73, YELLOWJACKETS 66: CU finished the in double figures in Tyler Wells’ 14 points, Ayala’s 13 week 2-0 for the first time since 2016-17 when the Cavs points and Sweet’s 10 points. finished the regular season 4-0 to make the GNAC Championships. Tyler Wells scored a career high 22 NIGHTHAWKS 82, CAVALIERS 73 : NNU used a late points while Jarrett Gray added 19 points and Hunter second half sruge to key its 82-73 win over Concor- Sweet scored 13 points. CU out-rebounded the ‘Jackets dia. The Cavs lost despite Jarrett Gray scoring 20 35-30 lead by Dom Bradley’s eight boards and Gray and points, which was his eighth straigh game scoring in Cody Starr each with seven. double digits. Jace Cates chipped in 13 points while Hunter Sweet had 10 points and four assists. NO. 14 SAINTS 73, CAVALIERS 41: CU lost 73-41 at No. 14 Saint Martin’s as they were held to just 28% shoot- ing from the field. Cody Starr paced the Cavs with 12 points. 13 points on 4-of-8 shooting at home against Central FALCONS 78, CAVS 50: The Cavs lost to Seattle Pacific Washington on Jan. 28… PERSONAL: Graduated in on Saturday 78-50 as Dakota Ayala scored a season 2015 from Canby High School in Canby, Ore.... Let- high 18 points to lead CU and Tyler Wells chipped in tered three seasons for the Cougars and was named 11 points. captain and team MVP... Garnered 2nd team all-league honors once and first-team honors... linebacker. WILDCATS 79, CAVS 73: The Cavs started their final Also played football and was all state at running back home stand with a 79-73 loss to Central Washington and linebacker, and was named first-team all-league as at LCEF Court. CU had three players score in dou- both ble digits in Jarrett Gray (17 points), Tyler Wells (15 SEASON HIGHS points) and Dakota Ayala (13 points). Jace Cates led Points: 15 at Alaska (1/3/19) CU with his seven rebounds while Cody Starr had a Rebounds: 8 vs. Northwest Nazarene (2/23/19) team leading eight assists and four steals. Assists: 5 vs. Saint Martin’s (1/19/19) Steals: 3 (twice) No. 25 NIGHTHAWKS 79, CAVS 78 (OT): On Saturday Blocks: NA night, CU lost in overtime 79-78 despite Jarrett Gray’s FG Made 6 at Alaska (1/3/19) game high 22 points. He also grabbed a team high FT Made: 6 at Northwest Nazarene (1/24/19) nine rebounds while dished out six assists. Dakota 3 FG Made: 3 (twice) Ayala added 12 points and Dom Bradley chipped in 11 CAREER HIGHS points and Cody Starr had seven assists. Points: 15 (twice) Rebounds: 8 vs. Northwest Nazarene (2/23/19) 1 DAVID WHEELER: PERSONAL: Wheeler joined Steals: 3 (twice) the Cavs after two very successful seasons playing for Assists: 5 (twice) Coach Doug Weber at Grossmont College. The 6’3” Blocks: 1 at Simon Fraser (12/02/17) Wheeler helped lead the Griffins to an 18-9 overall- FG Made: 6 at Alaska (1/3/19) record in 2017-18, while averaging 11.9 PPG and 3.1 FT Made: 6 at Northwest Nazarene (1/24/19) rebounds and 1.8 assists. In addition, Wheeler led 3 FG Made: 4 at Cal State San Marcos (11/24/17) Grossmont in made 3-ptrs with 38 on the season while shooting 36% from behind the arc. He was First #4 TYLER WELLS Team All Pacific Coast Conference as a sophomore. 2017-18: Played in 16 games....Scored 46 points and Wheeler prepped at Mira Mesa High school in San grabbed 20 rebounds....Had a +2.4 assist/turnover Diego, where he earned 1st team All-League honors ratio with 22 assists and just nine turnovers....Scored as a senior, as well as All-Academic League honors. a season high 11 points against Western Washing- Wheeler was named the Male Athlete of the Year as a ton...2016-17: Redshirted....Named to Department of senior at Mira Mesa. Athletics’ Honor Roll...PERSONAL: Transferred from SEASON HIGHS Western Wyoming in 2016...Most Improved Player Points: 9 vs. Trinity Western (12/18/18) his fresh. season and Team Captain his soph. season.... Rebounds: 2 vs. CSU Monterey Bay (11/10/18) All-Region All-Academic Team in 2015-16...uated Steals: 2 vs. CSU Monterey Bay (11/10/18) from Monroe Catholic HS in 2014...4-yr letter-win- Assists: 1 (three times) ner...Two-time Team Captain....Two-time First Team Blocks: NA All-State and Defensive MVP....Team went 28-0 his FG Made: 4 vs. Trinty Western (12/18/18) senior season and were state champions...During his FT Made: 2 at Saint Martin’s (2/14/19) junior season, team went 26-2 and also were state 3 FG Made: 1 (twice) champions...Sophomore season went 25-2 and mem- ber of state championship team...2x All-Conference... 3 JACE CATES Also played football and was four-year letter-winner 2017-18: Appeared in 28 games and started in 17 and two-time Team Captain and Team MVP...First of them...Averaged 4.5 points and 1.9 rebounds per Team All-State as QB...Team was State Runner-ups... game...Scored season high 15 points at Cal State San Also was All-Conference in baseball as a pitcher... Marcos...Shot 70% from the line and had 25 assists.... CAREER HIGHS SEASON HIGHS Points: 22 vs. SF State (11/17/17) Points: 22 vs. Montana State Billings (2/7/19) Rebounds: 7 (twice) Rebounds: 7 vs. Cal State Los Angeles (11/16/18) Assists: 12 vs. Simon Fraser (12/1/18) Assists: 5 vs. Alaska Anchorage (01/31/19) Steals: 4 vs. Central Washington (2/21/19) Steals: 5 at CSU San Bernardino (11/9/18) Blocks: 1 (eight times) Blocked Shots: 1 (twice) FG Made: 7 (twice) FG Made: 9 vs. Montana State Billings (2/7/19) FT Made: 10 vs. SF State (11/17/17) FT Made: 2 (three times) 3 FG Made: 4 (three times) 3 FG Made: 4 vs. Montana State Billigns (2/7/19) CAREER HIGHS #10 JARRETT GRAY Points: 22 vs. Montana State Billings (2/7/19) 2017-18: Led the team with his 16.3 points per game Rebounds: 7 vs. Cal State Los Angeles (11/16/18) average..Posted a +1.7 assist/turnover ratio...Start- Assists 5 vs. Alaska Anchorage (01/31/19) ed in all 28 games and averaged 36.9 minutes per Steals: 5 at CSU San Bernardino (11/9/18) game....Named MVP of the GNAC/CCAA Challenge Blocked Shots: 2 vs. Seattle Pacific (02/10/18) and NNU Invite...GNAC All-Academic Team..... FG Made: 9 vs. Montana State Billings (2/7/19) Dept, of Athletics Honor Roll....Finished top 15 in FT Made: 2 (three times) the GNAC in minutes played (1st), scoring (5th), 3-FG Made: 4 vs. Montana State Billings (2/7/19) free throw percentage (5th), steals (tied for 10th), #5 CODY STARR assists (11th) and assist/turnover ratio (13th)...Named GNAC Basketball Player of the Week...Graduated this 2017-18: Started in 14 of the 28 games he played past Spring from Concordia and was the Outstand- in his first season in the Navy & White....Averaged ing Graduate in the Marketing Department...NABC 6.7 points, 4.4 assists and 2.1 rebounds per game.... Honors Court Member...Player of the Week...Grad- Posted a + 1.5 assist/turnover ratio...Scored a season uated this pas Spring from Concordia and was the high 22 points and dished out 10 assists in win over Outstanding Graduate in the Marketing Department... SF State....Named to All-Tournament Team at NNU NABC Honors Court Member... 2016-17: Averaged Invitational....Shot 77% from the line and 40% from 11.0 points, 3.3 rebounds and 1.7 assists per game…. three-point range...NABC Honors Court Member... Posted a +1.1 assist/turnover ratio….Started in all 28 PERSONAL: Graduated in 2015 from Reynolds High games for the Cavaliers….Named GNAC Player of the School in Troutdale, Ore. Lettered 3 years and earned Week on Feb. 25 Connected on 85.5% of his attempts All Conference Honors and Team MVP honors all 3 from the line…Named to Department of Athletics’ years. Transferred here from Skagit Valley College Honor Roll…Also selected to the GNAC All-Academ- where he was Team Captain and averaged 15 points, 4 ic Team…Team’s Most Improved Player...2015-16: rebounds, and 4 assists as a sophomore. SEASON HIGHS One of four players to appear in all 27 games for the Cavs… Finished with 130 points, 67 rebounds and 46 Points: 19 vs. Alaska Anchorage (01/31/19) assists… Had averages of 4.8 points, 2.5 rebounds and Rebounds: 7 (twice) 1.7 assists as a freshman… His 46 assists were good Assists: 12 vs. Simon Fraser (12/1/18) for third on the team… PERSONAL: Graduated from Steals: 4 vs. Central Washington(2/21/19) Valley Catholic High School in 2014… Four-year Blocks: 1 (six times) letterman for the Valiants… First-team All-Cowapa FG Made: 7 vs. Alaska Fairbanks (02/02/19) League as a junior…First-team all-league, first-team FT Made: 6 (twice) all-state and first-team all-tournament as a senior, 3 FG Made: 4 (twice) when he led the team to the state championship… Also lettered in football and track, garnering an all- league nod at cornerback and winning the state high jump title. SEASON HIGHS: He was selected to the ACCAC Team as well as Points: 23 (three times) being an All-Region selection. Bradley started in Rebounds 10 vs. Holy Names (11/23/18) all 29 games that he played in last season while Assists: 6 (twice) shooting 48% from the field and 68.5% from the Steals: 4 vs. Trinity Western (12/18/18) charity stripe. He also averaged 2.4 assists per game Blocks: 2 (three times) while posting a +1.2 assist to turnover ratio. Brad- FG Made- 9 vs. Seattle Pacific (1/17/19) ley scored a season high 40 points against Pima FT Made: 7 vs. CSU Monterey Bay (11/10/18) Community College while connecting on 55.6% of 3 FG Made: 4 (four times) his attempts from the field and going three-for-six CAREER HIGHS: from three-point territory. He also went seven- Points: 27 (twice) for-nine from the charity stripe. During that game, Rebounds: 10 vs. Holy Name (11/23/18) he also grabbed 12 rebounds and dished out three Assists: 7 (twice) assists. During his freshman season, he averaged Steals: 5 at Western Oregon (01/30/18) 8.3 points and 7.0 rebounds per game for Glendale Blocks: 4 at MSU Billings (12/3/16) Community College. Prior to attending Glendale FG Made- 11 at Seattle Pacific (01/11/18) CC, Bradley was a four-year letter-winner at Sierra FT Made: 10 (twice) Linda High School in Phoenix, Arizona. He grad- 3 FG Made: 7 at Alaska Anchorage (1/21/17) uated from Sierra Linda in 2016. Bradley also was a two-time team captain as well as being a two-time #12 XAVIER SMITH team most valuable player. PERSONAL: Smith transferred to Concordia from SEASON HIGHS Colby Community College in Kansas, where he was Points: 17 (twice) the team captain...He also played at Labette Commu- Rebounds: 12 at Central Washington (1/26/19) nity College in Kansas...He graduated from Washing- Assists: 3 at Central Washington (1/26/19) ton High School in Kansas City, Missouri. Steals: 3 at Saint Martin’s (2/14/19) SEASON HIGHS Blocks: 2 (four times) Points: 19 at CSU San Bernardino (11/9/18) FG Made: 8 vs. CSU Monterey Bay (11/10/18) Rebounds: 3 (six times) FT Made: 5 vs. Cal State Los Angeles (11/16/18) Assists: 4 vs. Western Washington (11/29/18) 3’S MADE: 2 vs. Simon Fraser (12/1/18) Steals: 2 (seven times) Blocks: 1 vs. Cal State Los Angeles (11/16/18) #22 GARRETT THIBODEAUX FG Made: 7 at CSU San Bernardino (11/9/18) PERSONAL: Thibodeaux, played under Coach Don FT Made: 4 vs. Western Oregon (2/05/19) Tuley his sophomore season at Seminole State and 3’S MADE: 2 (three tiems) helped lead the Trojans to a 19-10 record, including a win over NJCCA Division I National Champion #14 DOM BRADLEY South Plains Junior College. The 6’8” Thibodeaux PERSONAL Bradley, played under coach Guy Meyer shot an impressive 57.6% from the field and aver his sophomore season and established himself as one aged 5.7 points, 4.4 rebounds and 1.7 assists per of the top players in the Arizona Community Col- game. Prior to attending Seminole State Thibodeaux lege Athletic Conference (ACCAC). The 6’7” Bradley spent a season at the University of Texas San Anto- averaged 19.0 points which ranked him 3rd in the nio. The native of Tyler, Tex., graduated from Robert ACAAC and his 10.3 rebounds per game led the E Lee High School and averaged 21.0 PPG and 11.0 ACAAC this past season. In addition, Bradley was rebounds his senior season and earned first team one of the top 3-pt shooters in the ACAAC shooting All- District and All-East Texas honors. 44% from beyond the arc which also ranked him 3rd in the ACAAC.... #23 ELROI BUTLER and Second Team All-State his senior season...Mem- PERSONAL Butler is a transfer from Clackamas Com- ber of back to back league championship team....Team munity College where he was a member of the basket- advanced to the state semi-finals his senior season.... ball team this past season...Prior to that, he played at His junior season, he was Metro League MVP....First San Jacinto College in Texas in 2015-16...He graduated Team All-State and First Team All-League...Team cap- from Ben Shemen Youth Village in Dimona, Israel, tured the league championship...Also was First Team in 2014...Butler was a member of the Israeli National All-League his sophomore season...Three-time Team Final Team...He also was a three-time Team MVP...He MVP....Three-time Team Captain...Son of Jeff and has sixteen siblings and is the son of Llyana Puller and Linda Adrian Butler. SEASON HIGHS: SEASON HIGHS Points: 29 vs. Cal State San Marcos (11/17/18) Points: 15 at Western Oregon (1/8/19) Rebounds: 8 at Notre Dame de Namur (11/24/18) Rebounds: 4 at Northwest Nazarene (1/24/19) Assists: 4 (twice) Assists: 1 (seven times) Steals: 2 (twice) Steals: 2 at Western Oregon (1/8/19) Blocks: 1 (twice) Blocks: NA FG Made: 9 vs. Cal State San Marcos (11/17/18) FG Made: 6 at Western Oregon (1/8/19) FT Made: 10 vs. Cal State San Marcos (11/17/18) FT Made: 2 (twice) 3 FG Made: 3 (twice) 3’S MADE: 3 at Western Oregon (1/8/19) CAREER HIGHS: Points: 29 vs. Cal State San Marcos (11/17/18) Rebounds: 8 at Notre Dame de Namur (11/24/18) #24 CALEB LARSEN: PERSONAL: Caleb Larsen is a Assists: 4 (twice) 5’10” four-year varsity lettermen. He led Wilsonville Steals: 2 (three times) HS to four straight 5A Oregon State Championship Blocks: 3 vs. Simon Fraser (02/22/18) games. Wilsonville captured the 5A state title his soph- FG Made: 9 vs. Cal State San Marcos (11/17/18) omore and junior seasons. Larsen played for Coach FT Made: 10 vs. Cal State San Marcos (11/17/18) Chris Roche all four years at Wilsonville. He averaged 3 FG Made: 3 (twice) 12.0 points, 4.0 assists and 2 steals per game and led his team with 20 charges drawn as a senior. Larsen #32 DAKOTA AYALA led his team to a 21-7 record as a senior while earning PERSONAL: Transferred from Skagit Valley College, First Team All-League and Second Team 5A All-State where he averaged 12.9 points and 8.0 rebounds per honors. He also earned Scholar-Athlete Honors all four game while shooting 60% from the field this past sea- years and was selected to play in the Oregon Athletic son and was the team captain...Graduated from Reyn- Coaches Association (OACA) All-Star Game. olds HS in 2016....Four-year letter-winner in basketball in high school...son of Elke and Jose Ayala....Brother of #30 HUNTER SWEET Reina. 2017-18: Started in 10 of the 19 games he played in.... SEASON HIGHS: Averaged 7.2 points and 3.1 rebounds per game... Points: 17 at Seattle Pacific (2/16/19) Scored a season high 20 points at Saint Martin’s.... Rebounds 8 at Notre Dame de Namur (11/24/18) Shot 45.8% from the field....Also dished out 15 assists Assists: 1 (four times) and blocked five shots including three against Simon Steals: 1 (five times) Fraser....PERSONAL: Graduated from Beaverton HS in Blocks: 3 vs. Western Washington (11/29/18) 2017...Four-year letter-winner...First Team All-League FG Made: 7 at Seattle Pacific (2/16/19) FT Made: 5 at Western Oregon (1/8/19) 3 FG Made: 1 vs. Simon Fraser (12/1/18) #40 MYKALE WILLIAMS #33 DANE AGOST PERSONAL: Mykale Williams is a 6’7” 230 post PERSONAL: Dane Agost a 6’7” 205 post player from player who graduated from Redlands East High Clackamas HS. Agost played for former Concordia School in California. He played for Coach Bill University Assistant Coach Ryan King during his Berich while leading his team to an 18-10 record junior season at Clackamas and then for Coach Cam- as a senior. The three-year varsity letterman aver- eron Mitchell as a senior. He averaged 12 points per aged 15.5 points and 11.1 rebounds and 1.2 blocked game and eight rebounds per game during his junior shots per game as a senior. He earned 1st Team season and helped his team advance all the way to the All-League Honors as a junior and senior as well as Oregon 6A State Championship. As a senior, Agost All-California Interscholastic (CIF) honors. Wil- averaged 15 points, 8 rebounds and 2 blocked shots per liams also earned MVP honors of the Inland Valley game. Agost spent half of his senior year sidelined with Classic Post Season All-Star Game. During his high an injury. He earned All-Mt Hood Conference Honors school career, Williams also played varsity volleyball as both a junior and senior. He graduated from Clack- as a freshman and sophomore. amas HS with Academic honors. His mother is a 1984 SEASON HIGHS: Concordia College graduate and was a star basketball Points: 12 at Alaska (1/3/19) player under legendary Concordia women’s basketball Rebounds: 9 at Alaska (1/3/19) coach Chuck Kunert Steals: 1 (four times) SEASON HIGHS: Assists 1 (four times) Points: NA Blocks: 1 (twice) Rebounds: 4 vs. Trinity Western (12/18/18) FG Made: 5 at Alaska (1/3/19) Assists: 1 (twice) 3 FG Made: NA Steals: NA FT Made: 2 at Alaska (1/3/19) Blocks: NA FG Made: NA #42 DANIEL THIESEN FT Made: NA 2017-18: Appeared in 25 games and started in FG Made: 3 NA seven...Shot 48% from the field...Scored a season high 10 points at Western Washington...Also had #35 BARRETT KEITH two blocked shots at Northwest Nazarene...NABC PERSONAL: Barrett Keith is a 6’9” 220 post player who Honors Court Member. PERSONAL: Transferred played his senior year at Compass Prep in Chandler, this Fall from Clackamas Community College.... Ariz. He played for Coach Ray Weathers. Keith is Was a Scholar-Athlete at Clackamas....Graduated originally from Colorado Springs, Colo. He helped from Wilson HS in Portland, Ore., in 2015....Three- lead the team to a 27-5 record while playing a national year letter-winner...Defensive Player of the Year his schedule. Keith averaged 7.6 points and 6.4 rebounds senior season...Also team captain his senior season... per game during his senior season. He is a four-year Son of Mark and Sue Thiesen....Brother of Josh, Eric, honor roll student and was the class valedictorian... Betsey and Haylei.... Dad played college basketball at Scholar Athlete of the year. the University of North Dakota. SEASON HIGHS: GNAC STANDINGS as of Feb.27 Points: 7 (twice) TEAM CONFERENCE OVERALL Rebounds: 8 vs. Cal State Los Angeles (11/16/18) W-L-PCT. W-L-PCT. Assists 2 at Central Washington (1/26/19) #17 Saint Martin’s* 15-3 .833 22-4 .846 Steals: 2 (twice) RV Northwest Nazarene* 14-4 .778 19-5 .792 Blocked Shots:5 vs. Cal State San Marcos (11/17/18) Seattle Pacific* 14-4 .778 17-6 .739 FG Made: 3 vs. CSU Monterey Bay (11/10/18) Western Oregon* 12-6 .667 19-8 .704 FT Made: 3 vs. Trinity Western (12/18/18) Simon Fraser 9-9 .500 15-11 .577 3’s MADE: NA Alaska Anchorage 9-10 .474 14-13 .519 CAREER HIGHS: Western Washington 8-10 .444 14-14 .500 Points: 10 at Western Washington (11/30/17) Montana State Billings 8-10 .444 13-13 .500 Rebounds: 8 vs. Cal State Los Angeles (11/16/18) Central Washington 5-13 .278 11-15 .423 Assists 2 at Central Washington (1/26/19) Concordia 4-14 .222 9-17 .346 Steals: 3 at Western Washington (11/30/17) Alaska 2-17 .105 5-21 .193 Blocked Shots:5 vs. Cal State San Marcos (11/17/18) #=ranked nationally in NABC Division II Poll FG Made: 5 at Western Washington (11/30/17) FEB. 26 (RV=receiving votes) FT Made: 3 (twice) * clinched spot in GNAC Basketball Championships 3’s MADE: NA UPCOMING GAMES STEFAN KORFAS ALL GAMES AT 7PM (local time), unless noted PERSONAL: Stefan Korfas is a 5’11 guard from San Marcos High School in Santa Barbara, Calif. He played Tues., Feb. 26 for Coach Landon Boucher and as a senior he led his at Alaska Anchorage 100, Alaska 86 team to a 27-7 overall record and all the way to a Cali- at Simon Fraser 76, Western Washington 73 fornia Interscholastic (CIF) 2018 2A Southern Section Title Game and a win over Riverside Poly High School. Thurs., Feb. 28 Korfas earned All-Channel League Honors in his junior Concordia at Simon Fraser and senior seasons. He averaged 13.8 points, 6.3 assists, Western Oregon at Western Washington and 1.6 rebounds per game as a senior and was named Saint Martin’s at Northwest Nazarene All-CIF Southern Section. He was born in Greece and Seattle Pacific at Central Washington holds both Greek and US Citizenship. His father, Jon Montana State Billings at Alaska Anchorage, 7:30pm Korfas played collegiately at both USC and Pepperdine and spent 15 years playing professionally in Greece. Sat. March 2 Concordia at Western Washington FINAL GAMES IN THE NAVY & WHITE: These will be the Montana State Billings at Alaska, 3:15pm last two games for five Cavs in their collegiate career in Seattle Pacific at Northwest Nazarene Jace Cates, Jarrett Gray, Cody Starr, Daniel Thiesen and Western Oregon at Simon Fraser Tyler Wells. Prior to the game last Saturday, CU recog- Saint Martin’s at Central Washington nized them in a pre-game ceremony.