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NOVEMBER SITE TIME 16 Pacific Seattle 7:30 MEDIA 23 Seattle Pacific Ellensburg 7:00 26 Lewis-Clark State Ellensb1.1rg 8:00 GUIDE 29 Mankata State Seattle 5:30 30 Humboldt State Seattle 5:30 \ . "lf'f'?' DECEMBER SITE TIME 3 Gonzaga Spokane 7:00 4 Whitworth Spokane 7:00 13 Southern Oregon La Grande 9:00 14 EOSC Invitational La Grande 7/9 18 Lewis-Clark State Lewiston 7:00

JANUARY SITE TIME 4 Victoria Vancouver, BC 5:30 5 British Columbia Vancouver, BC 2:00 9 *Simon Fraser Ellensburg 7:00 11 . ~ Lewj s - Clark State Lewiston 8:00 16 BYU -Hawaii Laie, HI 9:30 18 Hawaii Pacific Honolulu, HI 9:30 23 *Simon Fraser Burnaby, BC 7:00 25 *St. Martin's Lacey 7:00- 30 *Seattle Elfensburg 7:.00

FEBRUARY SITE TIME 1 *Lewis-Clark State Ellensburg 7:00 6 *St. Martin's Ellensburg 8:00 8 *Western Washington Bellingham 7:00 13 Hawaii Pacific Ellensburg 7:00 15 BYU-Hawaii Ellensburg 7:00 22 *Seattle Seattle 7:00

MARCH SITE .TIME 1 *Western Washington Ellensburg 7:00

· PNWAC Pl~yoffs : March 5, 8, 12 NAIA Nationals: March 18-24 (at Tulsa, Okla.)

*Pacific Northwest Athletic Conference game 1996-97 BASKETBALL ROSTERS CWU ATHLETIC STAFF l\len's Varsity ATHLETIC OFFICE ...... 509-963-1914

No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Exp Hometown ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF OFFICE HOME - 10 Todd Nealey G 6-0 Sr. TR Lacrosse (Big Bend - NW College) Gary Frederick/Athletic Director ...... 963-1904 ...... 925-4027 13 Brian Reed F 6-3 Jr. JC Zillah (Yakima Valley) Bonnie Petersen/Secretary ...... 963-2021 ...... 968-3328 20 Phil Deutsch G 6-2 Sr. SQ Tacoma (Mt. Tahoma : Tacoma CC) Paula Romeo/Secretary ...... 963-1681 ...... 925-2752 22 . Ryan Behbahani G 5-7 So. HS Juneau, AK (Douglas) Gary Smith/Athletic Trainer ...... 963-1938 ...... 925-3887 23 Grady Fallon F 6-3 Jr. 2V Toledo Bob Guptill/Sports Information Director ...... 963-1485 ...... 962-2575 25 Tyce Nasinec F 6-4 So. lV Puyallup (Rogers) 30 · Aaron Kennedy G 6-1 So. JC Tacoma (Curtis - Green River CC) BASKETBALL Greg Sparling/Men's Head Coach ...... 963-1926 ...... 925-4930 32 Eric Davis G 6-1 Jr. JC Ephrata (Walla Walla CC) Nancy Katzer/Women's Head Coach ...... 963-1934 ...... -. 925-1431 33 Rem Sackmann F · 6 ~5 So. JC Longview (Centralia CC) 40 Chris Mosley e 6-3 Sr. TR Puyallup (Tacoma CC - Whitman) OTHER SPORTS -42 Willie Thomas F 6-5 Sr. lV Los Angeles, CA (Locke - BCC) Jeff Zenisek/Football ...... 963-1910 ...... 925-1663 44 Paul Fraker F "6-3 Jr. JC Forks (Centralia CC)_ · Larry Foster/Men's & Women's Soccer ...... 963-1939 ...... 962-5878 Mario Andaya/ ...... 963-1983 ...... 962-4287 Head Coach - Greg Sparling, Central Washington '93 (2nd year, 17-16). Assis- Kevin Adkisson/Cross Country ...... 963-121 O ...... 962-1338 tant - Mike Burns, Mike Smith, Rex Stanley. Chad Youngquist/ ...... 963-301 O ...... 962-5417 Kevin Pine/ ...... 963-1907 ...... 962-4915 Desi Storey/ ...... 963-3018 ...... 968-3533 Women's Varsity Gary Frederick/Women's ...... 963-1904 ...... 925-4027 John Picha/Track & Field ...... 963-1946 ...... 925-9176 No. Name Pos. Ht. Cl. Exp. Hometown (School) ADDITIONAL NUMBERS: Pool - 963-1851 . Football Meeting Room - 963- 11 Carrie Gosselin G 5-9 Sr. IV Toutle Lake (Lower Columbia) 1946. Training Room - 963-3887. Equipment Room - 963-1942. Fax (Athlet­ 15 Wendy Roberts F 5-11 Jr. JC. Redmond ics) - 963-2390. Fax (SID) 963-2351 . 21 Yalerie Young G 5-5 Fr. HS White Swan 23 Becky Newman G 5-7 Jr. JC Tacoma (Franklin Pierce) Athletic department offices are in Nicholson Pavilion and the SID office is· in 401 25 Becki Matzen G 5-7 Fr. HS Oak Harbor Barge Hall. On The Cover: CWU standout Willie Thomas. (Photo courtesy of 31 Tracy King F 5-9 Sr. TR Mal:it~n (Bicklet~n - Pierce CC) Yakima Herald-Republic). 33 Jill Willis F 5-6 Jr. JC Kennewick (Kamiakin - CBC) TABLE OF CONTENTS 35 Tiffany Rutter F 5-10 Sr. 2V Federal Way- 1996-97 Rosters Inside Front The Record Book 27-28 41 Molly Mickle c 6-3 So. IV Yakima (Eisenhower) Athletic Staff 1 Season Leaders 29-30 45 Ann Marie &!burg F 5-8 Fr. HS Spokane (Mead) CWU Coaching Staff 2-4 Career Leaders 31-32 51 Rachel Martin G 5-8 So. JV Seattle (Nathan Hale) Trainer 5 Outstanding Games 33-34 55 Jodi Coker c 6-2 Sr. IV Bremerton (C. Kitsap - Olympic) Athletic Director 6 All-Time Scores 35-46 Player Profiles 7-12 Year-by-Year Records 47-48 Head Coach - Nancy Katzer, Central Washington ' 90 (4th year, 17-58). Assis- PNWAC Opponents 13-17 All-Time vs. Opponents 48-49 1995-96 Statistics 18 tant- Jeff Whitney. Award Winners/All-Stars 50-51 PNWAC Review 19-20 University President 52 Conference History 21-22 Winter Schedules Inside Back The Past 23-26 Men's Basketball Schedule Back

1 MICHAEL BURNS CWU COACHING STAFF Assistant Coach (1st Year) GREG SPARLING Head Coach (2nd Year, 17-16) Michael Burns, a 1980 graduate of , will serve as an assistant coach this winter while he works on a degree in education. Greg Sparling, a two-time Most Inspirational award winner (1989-90 & 1990- Burns, 34, served as the co-head coach at Tyee last 91 ), begins his second full-season as head coach at his alma mater this winter. He season leading his alma mater to a record of 7-11 . They served as the interim coach last year before being given had won only four games in their previous three years. the position on a permanent basis following an extensive Prior to taking over the Tyee program, Burns was an as­ nation-wide search. Sparling previously was an assistant to Gil Coleman sistant at Highline Community College in Des Moines for three years. for three seasons. A 1993 graduate of CWU in art with a minor in art history, he also served as CWU 's interim head Burns attended Idaho State after graduating from Tyee where he earned three letters in basketball and also competed in track and field. coach in the spring and summer of 1994 while Coleman was undergoing a bone marrow transplant in Seattle. He then worked in the field of concert promotion for several years before decid­ He then replaced Coleman after Gil became ill in Feb­ ing to return to school to get back into the coaching field. ruary, 1995 and guided the Wildcats to a 6-4 record, in­ Misc: Born 5-14-62 at Tacoma. Single. cluding a 2-1 mark after being officially named the interim coach upon the death of Coleman on Mar. 6. MIKE SMITH Under Sparling, the Wildcats posted a 15-15 record last . Assistant Coach {2nd Year) season, reaching the semifinal round of the Pacific Northwest Athletic Conference playoffs where they lost to regular-season champion Seattle University. Mike Smith, a 1985 graduate of Ellensburg High School, The CWU head mentor coached the Wildcats' junior varsity in 1991-92. He rejoins the Wildcat coaching staff this season after a three­ also previously coached the eighth grade at Morgan Middle School in Ellensburg. year absence. He is also pursuing a fitness and sports Sparling, CWU's co-captain in 1990-91 , averaged 9.0 points and 5.7 rebounds management degree at CWU. in his senior season. He also blocked 26 shots and was one of the team's top Smith, 31 , coached Central Washington University's three- shooters, converting on 36 percent (18 of 50). junior varsity during the 1993 season, leading the Wildcat He averaged 2.2 points and 2.3 rebounds in his junior season. . JVs to a record of 14-12. For the past two seasons he has Sparling played two seasons at Highline Community College after graduating been an assistant at Thorp High School. He previously from Juanita High School in Kirkland before transferring to Central. also served as an at the College of the Siskiyous. At Juanita, where he played under Coleman, Sparling earned th ree letters in Smith, a native of Honolulu, Hawaii, was a basketball and track-and-field standout basketball and won second team all-league honors. He was the team captain and at Ellensburg, winning team captain and MVP honors in track. Most Improved award winner in his senior season. . He then competed in basketball and track at the College of the Siskiyous and in At Highline, he was a NWMCC all-star in his sophomore campaign and was track at CWU. twice the team captain. He was also the Inspirational award winner in his sopho­ Misc: Born 11-14-65. Also attended Chico State. Married. Wife's name is more season. Raquel. Is son of long-time CWU trainer Gary Smith. Misc: Born 6-4-68 at Seattle. Has two brothers, one of whom (Don) played in Kansas City Royal baseball organization. Married Kristen Lesparance, a former CWU track-and-field athlete, in Aug., 1995. Did You Know: Of the four coaches who guided CWU in national tournament Sparling's Coaching Record games, they all won their first game at nationals except for Dean Nicholson. Dean's 1965 team lost in the first-round. Leo Nicholson guided CWU to two victories and PNWAC a berth in the quarterfinals in 1950, his only trip to Kansas City. Gil Coleman posted Year School w L w L Finish a 1-1 record in his only national tournament and in 1995 Greg Sparling's team also 1994·95 Central Washington 2 posted a 1-1 record in CWU's first visit to Tulsa. 1995-96 Central Washington 15 15 3 9 6th-T Totals 17 16 2 3 REXSTANLEV Assistant Coach (1st Vear) TRAINING STAFF

Rex Stanley, 25, is in his first season as an assistant coach at CWU this winter while he completes his work on a GARV SMITH/Athletic Trainer, 29th Vear bachelor of science degree in physical education. Gary Smith, 57, has been the athletic trainer at Central Wash­ Stanley is a 1990 graduate of Onalaska High School ington since 1968. He is in his 29th season with the Wildcats. where he earned four letters in football and four in basket­ Smith, a past president of the NAIA Athletic Trainers Asso­ ball. ciation, is a member of the NAIA and Central Washington Uni­ In football he was an all-conference running back. In versity Hall-of-Fames. basketball, Stanley played point guard. Three different He was elected for meritorious service and was inducted in times he earned all-conference honors and was also the NAIA Hall-of-Fame in March, 1985. He was only the sec­ Onalaska's team captain during his sophomore, junior and senior seasons. ond trainer so honored. Smith was inducted into CWU's Hall- · Following graduation, Stanley worked prior to deciding to return to school. He of-Fame in 1991. earned a AA degree from Lower Columbia in 1994. A member of the NAIA Medical Aspects committee, Smith has worked at na­ Misc: Born 18-2-71 at Centralia. Married. Wife's name is Laura. tional championship events in baseball, wrestling and track-and-field and at the Hula Bowl football game. He was on the medical staff for the World University Games in Bulgary in 1978 and for the Cup of Nations tournament in Bogota in 197 4. Smith also spent two Nicholson Pavilion Winning Streaks weeks working at the Olympic Development Camp in Colorado Springs, Colo., in the summer of 1987. Smith was born July 27, 1938, at Charlevoix, Mich., and graduated from No. Dates (First Win - Last Win) Loss To Charlevoix High School in 1956. After a stint in the military, he attended North 31 Jan. 7, 1977 to Jan. 6, 1979 Puget Sound (Jan. 1O) Central Michigan College, earning an associate of science degree in 1962. 26 Dec. 10, 1985 to Mar. 5, 1987 Alaska Southeast (Nov. 30) He then enrolled at Northern Michigan University and was granted a bachelor 25 Feb. 21, 1981 to Mar. 3, 1983 St. Martin's (Mar. 7) of science degree in 1964. He received his masters of science degree from Indi­ 22 Nov. 30, 1973 to Feb. 15, 1975 Eastern Washington (Feb. 22) ana University in 1965. · 18 Feb. 12, 1966 to Jan. 6, 1968 Seattle Pacific (Jan. 16) He played football and track in high school, earning all-conference honors in 18 Feb.10, 1969toJan.16, 1971 Portland State (Jan. 18) football. He also lettered in track at Northern Michigan. 17 Feb. 8, 1972 to Mar. 3, 1973 Alaska-Fairbanks (Mar. 4) Before accepting his position at CWU, he was head trainer for Punahou High 17 Dec. 15, 1987 to Jan. 12, 1989 Lewis-Clark State (Jan. 14) School in Hawaii for three years. . 14 Jan. 20, 1990 to Feb. 2, 1991 Lewis-Clark State (Feb. 9) Smith and his wife, Elizabeth, were married in 1961 . They have two adult chil­ 13 Dec. 5, 1984 to Nov. 12, 1985 Whitman (Dec. 4) dren - Julie Marie and Michael Allen . Michael is a member of this year's coaching 13 Feb. 5, 1971 to Jan. 22, 1972 Western Washington (Feb. 4) staff. ·

Kelli Steele/Assistant Athletic Trainer, 1st Vear Kelli Steele began her first season as CWU's assistant ath­ letic trainer last fall. She has the primary responsibility for the women's athletic teams. Steele, 29, is the first full-time assistant trainer head trainer Gary Smith has had during his 29 years at CWU . She is a 1991 graduate of CWU, earning a bachelor's degree in physical edu­ cation. Between 1992 and 1994 she was an athletic trainer and teacher at Eisenhower High School in Yakima. . For the past two seasons, she served as a graduate assis- " !ant at CWU, while pursuing a master's degree, which she earned last spring. Misc: Born 7-25-67.

4 5 ADMINISTRATION CWU PLAYER PROFILES

GARY FREDERICK RYAN BEHBAHANI Athletic Director, 16th Year Guard, 5-7, 145, So., Juneau Gary Frederick, who has been Central Washington's athletic director since Sept., 1980, will begin his 16th sea­ High School: Graduated from Douglas High School in son in that position this fall. 1994. Lettered in basketball (4) and baseball (3). Also Frederick was on sabbatical during the 1993-94 school competed in Junior Olympics in ski racing. Ranked sec­ year and served the NAIA as its interim Director of Cham­ ond in U.S. Western region in Super Giant Slalom. Team pionship Events. MVP senior season. Team assist leader and played in all­ During Frederick's tenure at CWU, he helped develop state game. Team placed third in state junior senior and the Wildcat athletic program into one of the top small-col­ second in state senior year. Played point guard in basket­ lege programs in the country. ball and second base in baseball. Gold Glove winner. For 10 consecutive years between 1982-83 and 1991- College: Has attended CWU past two years, but has not 92, CWU was ranked In the Top 8 in the NAIA Men's All-Sports competition. Cen­ played on team. Misc: Born 2-3-76 at Ahwaz, Iran. Geography major. Has one tral won the 1986-87 men's all-sports title. Last year the Wildcat men placed ninth brother and one sister. and the women finished 74th. Frederick, 59, has a long affiliation with Central. After graduating from Raymond ERIC DAVIS High School in 1955 where he was all-conference in football, basketball and base­ ball, he enrolled here. Guard, 6-1, 195, Jr., Ephrata He lettered in football three years (1956-58) and earned second team all-con­ ference honors In 1957 and first team honors in 1958 at offensive . High School: Graduated from Ephrata High School in He graduated In 1959 with a bachelor of arts degree In education and later 1994. Lettered in basketball (3), soccer (2) and (2) . earned a masters in physical education from Central and a doctorate in secondary Twice voted first team all-league on basketball. Voted to education from the University of Idaho In 1974. all-state tournamentteam junior year when he led Ephrata ·. . ·· Frederick coached basketball and baseball at Thorp High School (1959-60); to state championship. Second team all-state and team . ~ '' football, basketball and track at Waitsburg High School (1960-63) and football and captain senior season. Averaged 23.1 points per game ,'·{ •. baseball at Central Kitsap (1963-67) before returning to Ellensburg in 1967. ju~ior s?ason and 26 senior year. Most Inspirational award fl· .; ; . . . . ~· From 1967 until 1983, he served as an assistant football coach and was head winner 1n soccer. College: Played two seasons at Walla . baseball coach from 1968 until 1978 when he resigned to take over the chairman­ Walla CC. Team captain and Co-MVP. Second team all- · .:. · '< .\ • ... \ ship of the physical education department. league. Averaged 18.7 points, 3.6 rebounds and 3.2 assists last season. Made 98 He gave up the that job when he was named to succeed Adrian "Bink" Beamer of 251 three-point shots (39.0). Also converted on 72.3 percent of foul shots (68- as athletic director in the fall of 1980. Frederick is CWU's winningest baseball 94) ... Excellent shooter and will play lot of minutes this winter for Wildcats. Misc: coach. In 11 seasons his teams won 234 games and lost 147 and qualified for the Born 7-12-76 at Wenatchee. Education ·major. Planning career in teaching and NAIACollege World Series in 1968 and 1970. Three times (1969, 1970and1971) coaching. Was a class representative in high school. Has one sister. he was named District 1 Coach-of-the-Year. Frederick also served as CWU's women's basketball coach between 1983 and PHIL DEUTSCH 1993. In 11 seasons, his teams won 164 games and lost 146 and twice (1986 and Guard, 6-2, 190, Sr., Tacoma 1988) he was named District 1 Coach-of-the-Year. In the 1987-88 season, he led CWU to a 31-5 overall record and its first-ever District 1 title. High School: Grad4ated from Mt. Tahoma in 1993. Lettered in basketball (4), For the past two springs, Frederick has served the university as its women's baseball (3) and cross country (1 ). Mt. Tahoma Athlete-of-the-Year senior season. softball coach, compiling a record of 27-37. This past spring, CWU reached the Second team all-area and first team All-Narrows junior and senior season. Team title game of the Pacific Northwest Athletic Conference tournament, losing to West­ captain junior and senior seasons. Pitcher in baseball. College: Played two sea­ ern Washington. sons at Tacoma CC for ex-CWU assistant Carl Howell. Honorable mention NWAACC Misc: Born 7-16-37 at Hoquiam. Wife's name is Bobbi. Has three adult sons, Brooke, Rick and Rob. Bobbi has two adult children, Anna, and David.

6 7 freshman and sophomore year. Team co-captain sopho­ more season. Averaged 16.0 points per game freshman PAUL FRAKER season and 18.0 sophomore year. Set school records for Forward, 6-3, 215, Jr., Forks three-pointers made in game (11 ), season (105) and ca­ reer (205). Had career high 37 points against Concordia .. · High School: Graduated from Forks High School in 1993. . Played seven games last season before being ruled ineli- Lettered in football (3), basketball (4) and baseball (3) . gible. Averaged 3.3 points. Converted on only 25.8 per- .. Team MVP and first team all-league in football and bas­ cent of shots (29 of 31 attempts were from three-point ,, ~ ketball. Second team all-league in baseball. Academic all- range), but is much better shooter than that. Came into ·L_ league in basketball. Team captain in all three sports. ( camp this fall in best shape of life and is shooting ball much •·1.'·: . . .. •· , Played quarterback, _linebacker and kicki_ng pos!tion in foot- . . · better. Misc: Born 9-14-74 at Tacoma. Public relations 1 • ball, power forward 1n basketball and p1tcher-f1rst base in majoc. H;gh "hool aoti'm" ;"''"''' ""''"' govommaot, [ { ' . / . baseball. College: Played baseball and basketball at ' church youth activities and Boy Scouts. Brother (Mike) r~ · ... · •·•~ Centralia CC. Team captain in both sports. Played first ""'" ·\ punted for Colorado State and had several tryouts with NFL teams. base and led team in runs batted in. Leading rebounder (8 per game) and scorer (17 per game) and team MVP in basketball. Converted on 62 percent of Year G FG PCT FT PCT Reb Pts Avg. Ast. St. Blk attempts and 75 percent of free throws. Centralia's Sportsman of the Year... Plays 1995-96 7 8-31 25.8 a-1 a.a 4 23 3.3 3 a a much bigger than 6-3 size. Can score off the , play defense ori bigger players Three-point FGs - 7·29, 24.1 and . Misc: Born 5-2-75 at Port Angeles. Has three brothers. Physical education major. Wants to be teacher and coach. Had 3.4 GPA in high school and won several academic scholarships. Non-athletic activities included ASB vice presi­ GRADY FALLON dent, student council and class officer. Forward, 6-3, 198, Jr., Toledo AARON KENNEDY High School: Graduated from Toledo in 1994. Lettered Guard, 6-1, 167, So., Tacoma - Curtis in basketball (3), football (3) and baseball (4) . Played wing in basketball. Twice all-conference and twice Team MVP. High School: Graduated from Curtis High School in 1994. League MVP and all-state. Team captain junior and se­ Lettered in basketball. First team all-league junior and nior season. Played quarterback in football. Coaches senior season. Team MVP. College: Played one season and Inspirational award winner. Played shortstop and at Green River Community College. Redshirted one sea­ pitcher in baseball. Team MVP and team batting cham­ son at Idaho State . .. Could start at point guard this sea­ pion. College: Two-year letterman. Played in 22 games, son for Wildcats or could also see playing time at shooting including two games at national tournament, freshman guard. Is quick and a good penetrater. Also has ability to season. Scored season-high nine points in 58-45 loss to score. Misc: Born 5-30-76 at Tacoma. Has one brother Montana State - Northern on Nov. 12. Played in all 30 games last year, starting 17. and one sister. Brother (Todd) will redshirt this winter and Ranked second on team in three-pointers made (41) and attempted (132). Aver­ play for Wildcats next ·season. Business major. Had 3.4 grade point average in aged 6.5 points and 2.6 rebounds. Scored career-high 21 points in 75-46 win at high school. Whitman Dec. 16. Had career-high 1O rebounds in 72-61 loss to Seattle Pacific Nov. 18. Scored just 36 points and averaged just 12 minutes per game over final CHRIS MOSLEY 11 contests ... Is excellent three-point shooter. Has worked hard and has come a Forward, 6-3, 210, Sr., Puyallup long ways since freshman season. Misc: Born 6-11-76 at Juneau, Alaska. Edu­ cation major. Plans to be a teacher and coach. High school activities included High School: Graduated from Puyallup High School in honor society and Spanish Club. Has one sister. Had 3.91 GPA in high school. 1993. Earned three letters in basketball. Averaged eight points and four rebounds senior season. College: Played . Year G FG PCT FT PCT Reb Pts Avg. Ast. St. Blk 0 1994-95 22 9-29 31.a 4-7 57.1 11 29 1.3 4 4 1 ~~it:: ~~11!~!a~~;~ocz~:1~~~~tc~~G~ ~~dT~;im~ ~ ( \ ~ , 1995-96 3a 69-194 35.6 15·25 6a.a 79 194 6.5 26 22 6 CC, a_verag_ed nine points and five rebounds. Averaged \ 4'+ . ·· ( .', Totals 52 78-223 35.a 19-32 59.4 9a 223 4.3 3a 26 7 11 points, five rebounds, three assists and 1.5 steals at ' Three-point FGs ·1994-95, 7·22, 31 .8; 1995-96, 41-132, 31 .1. Totals 48·154, 31 .2. Whitman ranking third in Northwest Conference in both · ·. 8 9 Wildcat point guards. Misc: Born 12-15-7 4 at Spokane. Communications major. assists and steals . .. Is very tough and is an intense and hard worker. Plays much Planning career in broadcasting. Has one brother and one sister. Father {Te,dd) larger than his size. Misc: Born 1-28-75 at Tacoma. Has four brothers and one played basketball at Whitworth. Was ASB representative in high school and ASB sister. Had 3.5 grade point average in high school. Activities included honor soci­ president at Big Bend. ety, ASB vice president, Homecoming King and sports editor of school newspaper. English education major. Plans to teach English and coach. Has one daughter, BRIAN REED Kayla Marcelle Mosley, who was born last spring. Cousin of NBA player Purvis Forward, 6-3, 180, Jr., Zillah Short. High School: Graduated from Zillah in 1994. Lettered in TYCE NASINEC football (3), basketball (3), baseball arid track. Played wide Guard, 6-4, 185, So., Puyallup - Rogers receiver and cornerback in football. All-league and All­ Valley. All-league guard in basketball. Played on state High School: Graduated from Rogers in 1995. Tacoma championship team. All-league outfielder in baseball. Athletic Commission Athlete-of-the-Year award winner. Placed ninth in state triple jump in track. College: Played Lettered in football (3) and basketball (3) . Twice Team MVP, two seasons at Yakima Valley. Team captain both sea­ Leag'ue MVP and selected to all-area team. Second team sons ...Excellent defender. When he goes into game, it all-state senior season. Played quarterback and safety in will usually be to shut someone down. Misc: Born 3-25- , . football. First team all-league safety senior season. Team 76 at Seattle. Education major. Plans to be a teacher. Was active in student captain and Defensive Back-of-the-Year. College: Played T government in high school serving as ASB president, junior class president and significant minutes as true freshman last season. Aver­ youth group president. Has one brother and two sisters. Brother (Todd) played aged 6.6 points and 2.4 rebounds in 30 games, starting basketball at Bellevue CC. Cousin (Keith Reed) played football at Whitworth and seven. Also had 43 assists and 36 steals. Had best to minute ratio on team: father (Rick) played football at Eastern Washington. Had season-high 16 points against Northwest Nazarene and season-high eight rebounds in 79-76 playoff win over St. Martin's. Selected Ken Broches Coaches REM SACKMANN Award winner. . .Will be one of main players this season. Can shoot the ball, but Forward, 6-5, So., Longview - Mark Morris can also put it on the floor and score. Has very good jumping ability which makes him a good rebounder. Misc: Born 6-22-76 at Seattle. Has two brothers. Busi­ High School: Graduated from Mark Morris High School ness/communications major. in 1994 after attending school for three years at Arroyo Grande in California. Three-year starter in basketball. Was Year G FG PCT FT PCT Reb Pis Avg. Ast. St. Blk Greater St. Helens League MVP and all-area senior sea­ 1993-94 23 31-83 37.3 7-11 63.6 30 91 4.0 50 26 0 son. College: Played one season at Centralia CC before Three-point FGs - 22-66, 33.3. missing 1995-96 season after breaking foot. . .Will be role player for Wildcats. Good rebounder. Misc: Born 8- 2-75 at San Luis Obispo, Calif. Public Relations major. TODD NEALEY Father (Lou) played football at the University of Washing­ Guard, 6-0, 185, Sr., Endicott ton. Uncle (Bill Bakamus) played basketball at the University of Puget Sound. Has one brother. High School: Graduated from taCrosse High School in 1993. Lettered in football (2) , basketball (4) and baseball WILLIE THOMAS (3). Receiver in football. All-state and all-league point 6-5, 207, Sr., Los Angeles, Calif. - Locke guard in basketball. All-state and all-league second baseman in baseball. Team captain in all three sports. High School: Graduated from Locke High School in 1991 at the age of 16. Played Inspirational in football and basketball. College: Played forward in basketban. Averaged 27 points and 11 rebounds leading Saints into at Big Bend Community College and at Northwest College state quarterfinals senior season. Earned all-league and all-state honors. Team before enrolling at CWU. All-league at Big Bend. Two­ captain and MVP. College: Originally signed a letter and attended Fresno State time all-tournament all-star and NCCAA All-American at before playing two seasons at Bellevue Community College. Averaged 15.4 points, Northwest. Team captain at both schools . .. Is a good scoring guard and also is a good defender. Will start at the point, but has more of scoring mentality than recent 11 10 6.7 rebounds and two steals leading Helmsmen to a 32-1 PNWAC OPPONENTS record and the NWAACC title. NWAACC Player-of-the­ Year. . .Scored 27 points and grabbed 17 rebounds in 89- 87 win over Edmonds in title game to earn Most Valuable LEWIS-CLARK STATE Player honors. Scored 17 of Bellevue's final 19 points as Nov. 26, Feb. 1 at Ellensburg; Dec. 18, Jan. 11 at Lewiston they overcame 11 -point defi cit in final five minutes. Was Team Captain and Outstanding Defensive award winner. . WARRIOR INFORMATION .Played junior season at CWU in 1993-94 before redshirting Location: Lewiston Fax Phone: 799-2801 /798-0450(SID) past two years. Averaged 12.5 points and 6.4 rebounds. Enrollment: 3,500 Lettermen: 5 Blocked 26 shots. Scored career-high 22 points against Arena: Warrior Gym (1 ,800) Starters: 1 Western Washington on Feb. 5, 1994. Had 1O or more Series: CWU 39, LCSC 17 1995-96 Record: 19-1 O rebounds seven times, including season-best 13 against SID: Denny Grubb Conference: PNWAC Whitworth (Dec. 11 , 1993) and Central Missouri (Dec. 27, 1993) . . . Is very athletic SID Phone: 208-743-3331 (home) Conference Record: 8-4, 2nd (T) (42-inch vertical leap) and has ability to score inside or outside. Good rebounder and excellent shooter. Has added 20 pounds to frame since 1994 sea­ COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - George Pfeifer, Lewis-Clark State '79 (124-95, son without losing any of jumping ability. Will be one of top players in conference. 7 years; Overall, 158-120, 9 years). Assistant- David Grossman. Misc: Born 12-4-74 at Los Angeles, Calif. Social science major. Has one sister. Father, Willie, played at Jackson State and his mother, Lucille, played at Alcorn RETURNING STARTER: Jeremiah Wynott (C, 6-7, Sr., 16.7 ppg, 7.8 rpg) . A&M. OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Charlie Walker (F, 6-6, Sr., 4.7 ppg, 3.4 rpg); Year G FG PCT FT PCT Reb Pts Avg. Ast. St. Blk Henry Johnson (G , 6-0, Sr., 2.1 ppg, 1.4 rpg) ; Jonas Gourakas (C, 6-9, Sr., 1.5 ppg, 1993-94 27 134-231 58 .0 69- 105 65 .7 172 344 12.7 10 38 26 0.9 rpg) ; Kevin Clarke (G , 5-9, So., 1.1 ppg, 0.3 rpg). Three-point FGs -0 -3, 0.0 TOP NEWCOMERS: Jared Mercer (G , 5-10, Jr., Kamiah- U. of Idaho); Mike Ratcliffe REDSHIRTS (G, 6-6, So., Albury, Australia - New Mexico Military). Key Losses- James Long (G , 15.1 ppg, 71-177 3-pointers, 86 assists, all-conference); Mike Ross (C, 14.4 ppg, 5.9 rpg , all-conference); K.C. Tebbs (G , 11 .0 ppg, 152 assists); James Stoner TODD BUTCHER (F, 9.6 ppg, 5.8 rpg) . Forward, 6-6, 223, Fr., Los Angeles, CA 1996-97 Schedule High School: Attended a boarding high school in Sheridan, Ore., at The Delphian Nov. 22 79 Northwest College 85 H Jan. 11 ·central Washington, 8 p.m. School. Graduated in 1996. Lettered in soccer (2), basketball (3) and baseball (2) . Nov. 23 71 Eastern Oregon 66 H Jan. 16 at Hawaii Pacific, 9:30 p.m. Midfielder in soccer. Twice selected second team all-star. Center in basketball. Nov. 26 49 Central Washington 47 A Jan. 18 at BYU-Hawaii, 9:30 p.m. Team MVP twice. League MVP once. Twi ce voted to first team all-state squad. Nov. 29 77 Western Montana 70 N Jan. 22 •st. Martin's Pitcher and shortstop in baseball. Twice elected Team MVP. College: Will redshirt Nov. 30 63 Carroll, Mont 76 A Jan. 25 ·western Washington this season for Wildcats. Misc: Has two brothers and one sister. Had 3.77 high Dec. 7 71 Rocky Mountain 89 A Jan. 30 *Simon Fraser school grade point average. Was a President's Academic Excellence award win­ Dec.9 68 Western Montana 78 A Feb. 1 •at Central Washington ner and on Dean's list. Member of Douglas Honors College at CWU. Business/ Dec. 15 77 Eastern Oregon 74 A Feb. 6 •at Western Washington accounting major. Plans to be an accountant. Dec. 18 77 Central Washington 76 H Feb.8 •at Simon Fraser Dec. 27 at Seattle Pacific, 7:30 p.m. Feb. 13 BYU-Hawaii RYAN HILL Dec. 28 Western Wash. (at SPU) , 5:30 Feb. 15 Hawaii Pacific, 8 p.m. Guard, 6-0, 162, Fr., Lopez Jan. 3 at Idaho Feb. 22 ' at St. Martin's Jan. 9 •at Seattle Mar.1 'Seattle High School: Graduated from Lopez High School in 1994. Lettered in soccer (4), basketball (4) and track and field (4). Played forward in soccer. Leading scorer and Team MVP. Played point guard in basketball. Led squad in assists and steals. Team MVP and Most Inspirational Player. All-league. Compile in 800, 1600 and 3200 in track. Placed eighth in state meet in 1600 senior season. 13 12 ST. MARTIN'S SEATTLE Jan. 25 at Lacey, Feb. 6 at Ellensburg Jan. 30 at Ellensburg, Feb. 22 at Seattle

SAINTS INFORMATION CHIEFTAIN INFORMATION Location: Lacey Fax Phone: 360-438-4374 Location: Seattle Fax Phone: 206-296-2154 Enrollment: 920 Lettermen: 3 Enrollment: 5,999 Lettermen: 6 Arena: SMC Pavilion (4,300) Starters: 2 Arena: Connolly Center {1,000) Starters: 1 Series: CWU 121 , SM 22 1995-96 Record: 11-17 Series: CWU 45, Seattle 18 1995-96 Record : 14-17 SID: Bob Grisham Conference: PNWAC SID: Gretchen Gove Conference: PNWAC SID Phone: 360-438-4372 Conference Record: 3-9, 6th SID Phone: 206-296-5915 Conference Record: 9-3, 1st

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach- Bob Grisham, College of Idaho '76 (137-145, 9 COACHING STAFF: Head Coach -Al Hairston, Washington '69 (61-92, 5 years). years). Assistants - Clint Bailey, Todd Abbott, Brian Kissinger. Assistants - Paul Gerry, Carl Ervin, JoJo Rodrigues.

RETURNING STARTERS: Arne Klubberud {G, 5-8, So., 2.7 ppg, 83 assists). RETURNING STARTERS: Tracey Thomas (F, 6-5, Sr., 14.4 ppg, 9.0 rpg, all-con­ ference); Deon Taylor (G, 6-3, Sr., 8.1 ppg, 2.5 rpg). OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Tayon Paysinger (G, 5-8, So. , 2.4 ppg, 118 assists); Cory Hitzemann (F, 6-3, Jr., 0.5 ppg , 0.5 rpg); Mark Stottlemyre (F, 6~6 , Jr. , OTHER RETURNING LETTERMEN: Bill Sheed (G , 6-0, Sr., 4.8 ppg, 2.0 rpg in 5.2 ppg, 2.9 rpg) ; Roger Hammond {C, 6-9 , Sr., 5.9 ppg, 4.3 rpg) ; Mack Junior (G, 1994-95). 6-3, So., 2.3 ppg , 1.2 rpg). TOP NEWCOMERS: Redd Pepper (F, 6-7, Jr., Selah - Christian Heritage); James TOP NEWCOMERS: Hayden Bancroft (G-F, 6-2, Jr., Delta, AK) . Key Losses - Marcy (C, 6-1 Jr., Queensbury, N.Y) ; Takala Beall (F, 6-8, Jr. , Salem, OR); Michael o, Kenny Bush (G, 15.7 ppg, 3.5 rpg , all-conference); Justin White (G, 18.7 ppg, 6.9 Bright (F, 6-5, Jr., Phoenix, AZ.); Gaylord Phillips (G , 6-3, Jr., San Jose, CA). Key rpg, all-conference); Josh McMillion (C, 9.1 ppg , 5.8 rpg) ; Danyelle Frazier (G, 7.2 Losses - Mark Hunter (G, 13.2 ppg , 161 assists, all-conference); Shane Schutz ppg, 3.6 rpg). (G, 10.4 ppg, 95 assists); Tim Borchardt (F, 9.4 ppg, 4.9 rpg); Nate Beatty (F, 8.2 ppg, 5.5 rpg) . 1996-97 Schedule 72 Concordia 65 A Lewis-Clark State 1996-97 Schedule Nov. 9 Jan. 9 Nov. 12 90 Warner Pacific 53 H Jan. 11 at Southern Utah, 7:30 Nov. 22 95 Albertson (2ot) 99 H Jan. 18 'at Western Washington Nov. 22 46 UC-Riverside 75 A Jan. 16 St. Martin's Nov. 26 72 Gonzaga 101 A Jan. 22 'at Lewis-Clark State Nov. 23 51 Loyola Marymount 83 A Jan. 18 Northwest College Nov. 30 95 Western Washington 103 A Jan. 25 ' Central Washington Nov. 29 59 Northwest Nazarene 94 A Jan. 23 at Western Washington Dec. 6 103 Multnomah Bible 56 H Jan. 28 at Hawaii-Hilo Nov. 30 64 Albertson 81 A Jan.25 Simon Fraser, 8 p.m. Dec. 13 88 Un field 65 H Jan. 30 at Hawaii Pacific, 9:30 p.m. Dec. 2 59 Seattle Pacific 78 A Jan.30 at Central Washington Dec. 21 Whitman Feb. 1 at BYU-Hawaii. 9:30 p.m. Dec. 5 81 Concordia 71 H Feb. 6 at Simon Fraser Dec. 23 at Idaho, 7:05 p.m. Feb. 6 'at Central Washington, 8 p.m. Dec. 6 78 George Fox 61 H ·Feb . 8 at St. Martin's Dec. 28 Dordt Feb. 8 ' Seattle Dec. 8 55 at -El Paso 83 A Feb. 13 Western Washington Jan. 2 Puget Sound Feb. 13 ' Simon Fraser Dec. 14 81 Hawaii Pacific (ot) 82 H Feb. 15 at Northwest College Jan.4 at Linfield Feb. 15 'Western Washington Dec.21 at U. of Virgin Islands, 8 p.m. Feb . 20 Seattle Pacific Jan. 9 BYU-Hawaii Feb. 22 ' Lewis-Clark State Dec. 22 at U. of Virgin Island, 3 p.m. Feb. 22 Central Washington Jan. 11 Hawaii Pacific Feb. 27 at Northwest Dec.30 British Columbia Feb. 25 Cascade College Jan. 16 ' at Seattle Mar. 1 •at Simon Fraser Jan.4 Puget Sound Mar.1 at Lewis-Clark State

14 15 SIMON FRASER WESTERN WASHINGTON Jan. 9 at Ellensburg, Jan. 23 at Burnaby Feb. a at Bellingham, Mar. 1 at Ellensburg

CLANSMEN INFORMATION VIKING INFORMATION Location: Burnaby, B.C. Fax Phone: 604-291-4922 Location: Bellingham Fax Phone: 360-650-3495 Enrollment: 15,300 Lettermen: 5 Enrollment: 10,200 Lettermen: 6 Arena: Chancellor Gym (2,500) Starters: 3 Arena: Sam Carver Gym (3, 100) Starters: 1 Series: CWU 37, SFU 16 1995-96 Record : 17-14 Series: CWU 136, WWU 73 1995-96 Record: 17-13 SID: James Phillips Conference: PNWAC SID : Paul Madison Conference: PNWAC SID Phone: 604-291-4057 Conference Record: 8-4, 2nd (T) SID Phone: 360-650-3108 Conference Record: 6-6, 4th

COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Scott Clark, Victoria '90 (17-14, 2nd year). COACHING STAFF: Head Coach - Brad Jackson, WS~ '75 (218-127, 11 years). Assistants - Virgil Hill, Steve Anderson , Sean O'Brien. Assistants - James Johnson, Tony Dominguez, Rob Visser.

RETURNING STARTERS: Steve Dynie (G, 6-2, Jr.. 6.5 ppg, 1.3 rpg) ; Novell RETURNING STARTERS: Dan Legard (G , 6-4, Jr., 7.9 ppg, 1.9 rpg, 111 assists). Thomas (G , 6-1 , Sr.. 8.9 ppg, 3.4 rpg, 167 assists); Chris Gill (6-4, So., 5.7 ppg , 1.8 rpg) . OTHER RETURNING LETIERMEN: Scott Sonntag (G, 6-2, Sr., 1.7 ppg, 0.9 rpg) ; Todd Engblom-Stryker (F, 6-7, Jr, 6.0 ppg , 3.7 rpg) ; Dan DeBord (G, 6-6, Jr., 5.9 OTHER RETURNING LETIERMEN: Sean Ramjagsingh (C, 6-11 , Jr., 5.3 ppg, ppg, 2.5 rpg) ; David McNicol (G , 6-4, Jr.. 5.0 ppg, 1.5 rpg) ; Dane Looker (G, 6-0, 3.9 rpg); Tony McCrory (G, 6-6, So., 3.4 ppg , 1.0 rpg) . So .. 4.8 ppg, 0.9 rpg) .

TOP NEWCOMERS: Dave Wahl (F, 6-7, So ., Waterloo, Ont.); Jeff Korab (F, 6-6, TOP NEWCOMERS: Jared Stevenson (G, 6-1, Fr.. Bellingham - ~ehom~) ; Idris Fr., Renton, WA) ; Richard Anderson (F, 6-6, Fr., Ottawa, Ont.). Key Losses - Orughu (F, 6-8, Jr.. Benin, Nigeria); Mike Chapman (F, 6-5, Sr.. Ph1ladeph1a, PA - Peter Guarasci (C, 21 .7 ppg, 9.3 rpg , PNWAC Player-of-the-Year); Steve Maga (G, Northern Arizona) . Key Losses - Chris Morrison (G, 14.4 ppg, 3.9 rpg , HM all­ 7.1 ppg, 1.7 rpg); Sean O'Brien (F, 7.8 ppg , 3.4 rpg). conference); Ryan Gerrits (F, 11 .3 ppg, 4.7 rpg, all-conference); DeForrest Phelps (10 .6 ppg , 8.5 rpg, HM all-conference); Matt Lowell (C, 9.4 ppg, 5.1 rpg).

1996-97 Schedule 1996-97 Schedule Jan. 18 ·st. Martin's Oct. 15 106 Trinity Western 68 H Dec. a 50 Idaho 95 A Nov. 30 103 St. Martin's 95 H Jan. 23 ·seattle Oct.18 80 Malaspina 51 H Dec.30 at Barry (Miami, Fla.), 3 p.m. Dec. 3 107 Trinity Western 57 H Jan. 25 •at Lewis-Clark State Oct. 24 106 Regina 78 H Dec. 31 at Nova Southeastern (Fla.), 3 81 Malaspina 61 H Dec. 6 Jan. 30 at BYU-Hawaii, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 1 73 Laurentian 70 N Jan.4 at British Columbia, 7:30 p.m. Dec. 7 53 Seattle Pacific 83 A Feb. 1 at Hawaii Pacific, 7:30 p.m. Nov. 2 90 Winnipeg 81 N Jan. 5 Victoria (at UBC), noon Dec. 19-21 at Cal Poly Pomona Invitational Feb.6 •Lewis-Clark State Nov. 3 71 Victoria 82 A Jan.9 •at Central Washington Dec.27 cs - Dominguez (at SPU), 5:30 Feb . 8 ·central Washington Nov. 7 79 Manitoba 90 N Jan. 16 'Western Washington Dec.28 Lewis-Clark (at SPU), 5:30 p.m. Feb. 13 •at Seattle Nov. 8 86 Saskatchewan 50 N Jan. 23 ·central Washington Dec. 30 Dordt (at Lynden) , 8 p.m. Feb . 15 ' at St. Martin's Nov. 9 96 Calgary 108 N Jan. 25 •at Seattle, 8 p.m. Seattle Pacific Jan. 4 Feb . 18 Northwest College Nov. 15 55 Colorado State 83 A Jan. 30 •at Lewis-Clark State Jan. 9 Hawaii Pacific Feb. 22 •simon Fraser Nov. 16 39 Utah State 75 A Feb. 6 'Seattle Jan. 11 BYU-Hawaii Mar. 1 •at Central Washington Nov. 18 54 New Mexico 107 A Feb . 8 'Lewis-Clark State Jan. 16 •at Simon Fraser Nov. 22 55 Cal Poly - SLO 91 A Feb. 13 •at St. Martin's Nov. 24 64 Montana State 73 A Feb.22 •at Western Washington Dec. 3 71 Puget Sound 81 A Mar.1 ·st. Martin's

Tounrnaments: Victoria Invitational (Nov. 1-2) -2-1, 2nd ; Edmonton Invitational (Nov. 7-9) -1-2.

17 16 ... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ cc ...... 0..-000 ...... - m i~~~~:!:~~~~~~~~~ 1995-96 PNWAC REVIEW -I m«>c:oIDC> lOMC:OO> M C!>U')O> C") M C\J i.na> Simon Fraser 8 4 .667 17 .,... c(N,....~ll>~VC\J..- ~;;: 6 .500 17 13 .567 78.2 74.8 I Western Washington 6 LI) en"! t--: "d: ""': C? ~~co~"= C") ""':,.... ~ 5 7 .417 11 15 .423 75.8 75 .6 .,... li~~~COCDl""-VlO E "'"' ca ~~c;r;'?9~"7"7"7 999~~ PNWAC Playoffs: Feb. 26 - St. Martin's 76 at Central Washington 79 (playoff for CJ D..a)~~~~r:::~g~~lOM~~ 6th place). Feb. 28 - Central Washington 80 at Simon Fraser 79, Puget Sound 58 at Western Washington 60 . Mar. 2 - Central Washington 70 at Seattle 81, Western 0 g>""-: ""': ~ ~ ~ ""': ~ C! cq q ~ ": C?"'"' ~ c:CcoC.OvNvC\JNM ...... OOLOcJJ M (')(') Washington 71 at Lewis-Clark State 76. Mar. 7 - Lewis-Clark State 77 at Seattle 69. NAIA Nationals: Mar. 13 -Arkansas Tech 68, Lewis-Clark State 60. en cc..-..-..-it~~re;:rer:::~~g~v...... co~~o;: ..... m:VNNC\IC:OO>O>O'>C\JCO..-(")l.0-c:t' ocovMNMNM...... cor- NAIA Pacific Northwest Athletic Conference All-Stars (') ..... MO>,.... C\J V 0 OoN~c.o mo~~ Lewis-Clark State 5-10 Sr. G Indianapolis, IN ~"7~'fa;:>q>'f"7"7~C::~"7r;Lfl James Long* cp M(O~~~~N~lDOOt---.v~t= Kenny Bush* Seattle 6-4 Sr. G Rialto, CA z "'~ Mark Hunter St. Martin's 5-10 Sr. G Sacramento, CA w t;~~~'=?«!~~C?~f':~f"; LO~ Ryan Gerrits Western Washington 6-7 Sr. F Olympia D..!:;i: ::!:: ~u;:;~~~~~~~~~ ~ *Unanimous +Repeater :::> Honorable Mention - Troy Steigman, Central Washington; John Greer, Central (.)== Washington; Whitney Dixon, Puget Sound; Novell Thomas, Simon Fraser; Deforrest ...J Phelps, Western Washington; Chris Morrison, Western Washington. Player-of-

,..._ 00 the-Year - Peter Guarasci, SFU Coach-of-the-Year - Al Hairston, Seattle z "C\JC\IC\IC\JM,....,....MC>OOOMC") c,m~ mooooor-:..Mr--:.mo o i.i: C\J NC\JM MM MC\J,_ C\J MM NAIA All-Americans: Second - Peter Guarasci, Simon Fraser. Honorable Men­ (0 tion - Justin White, Se'attle; Bryan Vukelich , Puget Sound; Jeff Foster, Central m I Washington; Jeremiah Wynott, Lewis-Clark State. LI) m .,...m NAIA National Statistics: Individual: FG PCT. - 5. Peter Guarasci, SFU , 68.3; Rebounding - 8. Bryan Vukelich, UPS, 10.0; Assists - 18. Troy Steigman, CWU, 6.30 . Team: Field Goal PCT. - 2. SFU 53.4. Free Throw PCT. - 4. SFU 74.2. 19 18 PNWAC Statistical Leaders CONFERENCE HISTORY Individual: Scoring - 1. Peter Guarasci, SFU, 21 .7; 2. Jeff Foster, CWU, 19.2; 8 . John Greer, CWU, 14.7; 19. Jason James, CWU, 10.4; 26. Mike Blankenship, CWU, 8.4; 31. Troy Steigman, CWU, 8.0. Field Goal PCT. - 1. Peter Guarasci, SFU, District 1 Standings (1983-93) 68.3; 8. John Greer, CWU, 53.9; 11 . Jason James, CWU, 51 .9; 17. Jeff Foster, CWU, 47.0. Three-point FG - 1. Shane Schutz, St. Martin's, 46.0; 11. Jeff Foster, Regular-Season Playoffs CWU, 38.4; 15. Jason James, CWU, 35.3; 20, Tyce Nasinec, CWU, 33.9. Free w L PCT GB 1st 2nd 3rd No. Titles W-L Throw PCT. - 1. Steve Maga, SFU, 86.6; 9. Troy Steigman, CWU, 74.4; 12. Jeff Central Washington 115 35 .767 6 3 0 10 7 23-9 Foster, CWU, 73.3; 28. John Greer, CWU, 67.9; 30. Mike Blankenship, CWU, Western Washington 103 60 .632 18.5 3 2 1 8 2 11-12 67.2; 31 . Jason James, CWU, 66.7. Rebounds - 1. Bryan Vukelich, UPS, 10.0; 7. Puget Sound 31 25 .554 37 0 1 1 3 0 3-3 John Greer, CWU, 6.4; 8. Jeff Foster, CWU, 6.1. Assists - 1. Troy Steigman, CWU, Alaska Pacific 36 31 .538 37.5 0 0 0 1 0 0-1 6.30; 8. Jason James, CWU, 3.55. Steals - 1. Mark Hunter, St. Martin's, 2.93; 6. Pacific Lutheran 73 66 .525 36.5 0 1 2 4 0 1-5 Troy Steigman, CWU, 1.70. Blocks - 1. Matt Lowell, WWU, 1.90; 6. John Greer, Seattle 81 78 .509 38 .5 0 3 5 0 3-5 CWU, 1.00. Whitworth 68 66 .507 39 1 1 1 4 1 4-3 St. Martin's 85 86 .497 40 .5 3 0 0 4 1 7-4 Team Offense: Field Goal PCT. - 1. Simon Fraser 53.4; 66. Central 44.5. Three- Lewis-Clark State 83 85 .494 41 0 0 2 8 1 5-8 point FGs - 1. Simon Fraser 40.3; 6. Central 33.1. Free Throw PCT. - 1. Simon Simon Fraser 79 85 .482 43 0 1 2 7 0 1-7 Fraser 74.2; 4. Central 68.6. Rebounding Margin - 1. Simon Fraser 6.2, 6. Whitman 49 57 .462 44 0 1 0 2 0 2-3 Central Washington -3.4. Scoring - 1. St. Martin's 81 .2, 4. Central 7.7. Scoring Alaska Southeast 39 56 .411 48.5 0 1 0 1 0 0-1 Margin - 1. Simon Fraser 6.8, 4. Central 1.3. Sheldon Jackson 13 104 .111 85 .5 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Northwest College 2 46 .041 62 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 Team Defense: Field Goal PCT. - 1. Western Washington 43.5; 6. Central Washington 45.8. Three-point FGs - 1. Simon Fraser 33.0, 2. Central Washington Pacific Northwest AC/PNW Region (1994-96) 33.9. Scoring - 1. Lewis-Clark State 71.6; 5. Central Washington 76.4. Regular-Season Playoffs Little All-Northwest w L PCT GB 1st 2nd 3rd No. Titles W-L First Team Western Washington 24 12 .667 1 1 0 3 1 3-2 Brian Hills Western Baptist G 6-0 Jr. Salem Lewis-Clark State 22 14 .611 2 0 3 0 3 1 4-2 Jimmy Kolyszko Albertson F 6-8 Sr. Scottsdale, AZ Seattle 20 16 .556 4 0 0 3 0 3-3 Peter Guarasci Simon Fraser c 6-9 Sr. Niagara Falls, ONT Central Washington 18 18 .500 6 0 0 3 1 3,2 Nathan Dunham Whitworth F 6-6 Sr. Almira Simon Fraser 17 19 .472 7 0 1 0 3 0 0-3 Roman Wickers Whitworth G 6-2 Sr. Houston, TX Puget Sound 16 20 .444 8 0 1 0 3 0 1-3 St. Martin's 9 27 .250 15 0 0 0 1 0 2-1 Second Team Bryan Vukelich Puget Sound c 6-11 Jr. Puyallup Year-by-Year Won-Loss Records Jamie McCarty Western Oregon G 6-0 Sr. North Bend Ryan Williams Alaska-Anchorage F 6-7 Jr. Sandy, UT Year cwu LCSC UPS STM SU SFU wwu Alex Dixon Linfield F 6-6 Sr. Carlton 1983 5·9 3·12 16·1' 8-6 6·8 6-8 1984 12·2' 7-7 4·10 8-4 1-12 6-7 Jared Klassen Albertson F 6-8 Sr. Coeur d' Alene, ID 1985 12-2 10·8 4-12 11-1' 4-11 8-7 Emile Shepherd Seattle Pacific F 6-8 Sr. Tigard, OR 1986 12-2' 11 -4 6·1 2 8-7 6·10 7-8 1987 13-3' 5-11 6·10 8-8 11-5 11-5 1988 14-4 12-6 9-9 9-9 12-6 15-3' Third Team 1989 12-4 11 -5' 9-7 6-10 10-6 15-1' Justin White Seattle F 6-5 Sr. Seattle 1990 16-2' 7-11 13-5 7-11 6-12 10-8 15·3 Rick Stafford Alaska-Anchorage G 6-4 Jr. Auburn, WA 1991 5·7 7-5 10-2' 7-5 5·7 5-7 1992 9-5' 8-6 3- 11 9-5' 7-7 8-6 9-5' Jeremiah Wynott Lewis-Clark State F 6-7 Jr. Anderson, AK 1993 10·2' 4-8 8-4 5-7 3-9 6-6 6-6 Jared Gallop George Fox c 6-7 So. Roseburg 1994 6-6 7-5 7-5 2-10 6-6 3-9 11 -1' Jeff Foster Central Washington F 6-5 Sr. Mukilteo 1995 9-3' 7-5 4·8 4-8 5-7 6-6 7-5 1996 3-9 8-4 5-7 3-9 9-3' 8-4 6-6 20 21 Year NWC PLU Whtm Whtw APU ASE SJC 1983 7-8 3-9 10-3 1984 11·5 5-7 6-8 1985 10-5 2-5 3-9 4-9 THE PAST 1986 11-4 12·3 3-14 5-9 1-10 1987 1-13 5-9 9-5 7-9 7-8 11-5 0-16 1988 0-18 11-7 6-12 9-9 10-8 3-15 1989 1-15 6-10 10-8 10-8 8-8 8-8 3-13 1990 9-9 4-14 13·5 12-8 1-17 3-15 1991 3-9 4-8 10-2' 0-12 1992 2-12 1993 1-11

'Regular-season champion . Prior to 1983 playoff participants were decided by Kraus Kount (1977-82) or by district executive commn­ tee. Regular-season champions won playoff except in Ille following years: 1985 -CWU: 1989 -CWU : 1991 -WMworth (co-champion): 1992 • Lewis-Clru1< State: 1996 • Lewis-Clru1< State. The NAIA abandoned Ille district formal in favor of conferences and regions following Ille 1992-93 season . After competing as a region in 1993-94 , the same seven teams formed Ille Pacnic Northwest Athletic Conference in 1994-95.

Conference/District Champions

District 1961 Whitworth 1981 Central Washington 1942 Eastern Wasllington 1962 Pacnic Lu1heran 1982 Central Washington 1943 Eastern Washington 1963 Pacnic Lutheran 1983 St. Martin's 1944 No playoffs 1964 Pacnic Lullleran 1984 Central Washington 1945 Eastern Wasllington 1965 Central Washington 1985 Central Washington 1946 Eastern Wasllington 1966 Central Washington 1986 Central Washington 1947 Eastern Wasllington 1967 Central Washington 1987 Central Washington 1948 Gonzaga 1968 Central Washington 1988 Western Wasllington 1949 Puget Sound 1969 Central Washington 1989 Central Washington 1950 Central Washington 1970 Central Washington 1990 Cantrel Washigton 1951 Pacnic Lullleran 1971 Central Washington 1991 Whnworth Leo and Dean Nicholson 1952 Whnworth 1972 Western Washington 1992 Lewis-Clark State 1953 Gonzaga 1973 Alaska - Fairbanks 1993 Central Washington 1954 WhnwO

25 24 Dean Nicholson: 609 Wins THE RECORD BOOK

Dean Nicholson, who coached 26 years at Central Wash­ Individual Game Individual Career ington University, is one of the winningest coaches in the his­ Field Goals - 17. Phil Adams (Pacttic Lutheran, 1-13-70) Field Goals - 774, Ryan Pepper (1992-95) tory of collegiate basketball. Field Goal Attempts · 40, Fred Peterson (Wes1em Washington, Field Goal Attempts -1684, Ryan Pepper (1992-95) 3-1-47) Field Goal PCT., min. 325 - 60.3, Ray Orange. 343-569 (1979- Nicholson resigned after the 1990 season. In his final Field Goal Attempts, modem - 32, Tom Wallenbom (Whnworth, 80) season with the 'Cats, he became only the 17th coach in the 1-14-61) Free Throws - 582. Met Cox (1964-67) entire history of intercollegiate basketball to win 600 games. Field Goal PCT.. min. 5 -100.0. Ray Orange , 10-10 (Wes1em Free Throw Attempts · 821 . Mel Cox (1964-67) Washington , 3-1-BO) Free Throw PCT.. min. 125 • 89.2, Larry Foster, 99- 111 (1991- He also qualified his team for the NAIA national tourna­ Field Goal PCT. . min. 12 · 92.8. John Greer, 13-14 (Eas1em 92) ment in Kansas City for a record 22nd time and he became Oregon , 11-7-95) Three-point Field Goals - 263, Ryan Pepper (1992-95) the winningest coach in the history of the national tournament Coosecutive Field Goals made -15, Teny Britt (1-16·90 to 1- Three-pant Field Goal Attempts · 735, Ryan Pepper (1992-95) 24-90) Three-pant Field Goal PCT. . min. 125 -39.6, Tm Brown, 68· with 38 victories. Three-point Field Goals ' 10, Ryan Pepper (Puget, Sound, 2- 172 (1987-88) Nicholson also was inducted into the Washington State Basketball Coaches 23-95) Rebounds - 1017, Mel Cox (1964-67) Association Hall-of-Fame that summer. He previously had been inducted into the Three-point Field Goal Attempts -17. Ryan Pepper (Puget Rebound Avg. -13.2, Bill Coordes , 805 (1957-59) Sound, 2-23-95) Assists - 404, Joe Harris (1986-87) CWU and NAIA Hall-of-Fame. He was a charter member of the CWU Hall-of­ Three-point FG PCT., min. 5 -100.0, Heath Dolven , 5-5 Steals - 343. Jason Pepper (1990-93) Fame. (Whrtman, 11 -21-92). Ryan Pepper, 5-5 (Pacnic Lutheran, Blocked Shots - 128. Otto Pijpker (1990-93) Only twice in 26 years at CWU did he fail to win at least 20 games. Six times he 11-20-92) Turnovers -414, Jason Pepper (1990-93) Free Throws -19, Swede Livingston (British Columbia, 1-4-50) Fouls - 401, Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) guided teams into the NAIA Final Four, placing second in 1970, third in 1967, 1969, Free Throw Attempts - 22, Mel Cox (Pacnic Lutheran. 1-25-64) Disqualttications - 20 , Les Wyatt (1974-77) 1987 and 1989 and fourth in 1985. Free Throw PCT .• min. 10 • 100.0, Willie Milar. 14-14 (St. Points· 2254 , Ryan Pepper (1992-95) His 1970 squad won 31 games, including a school-record 25 straight, and he Martin's, 12-10-59) Scoring Avg. -21-2. Mel Cox, 2120 (1964-67) Coosecutive Free Throws made· 28, Ryan Pepper (2-2-95 to Games - 140, Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) was voted NAIA Coach-of-the-Year. In 1987, the 'Cats posted a school-record 32 2-9-95) Minutes - 3865, Ryan Pepper (1992-95) wins and Dean was selected Northwest Small-College Coach-of-the-Year for the Rebounds - 25, Ron Oiney (Eas1em Washngton , 2-21-63) second time in his career. His 1989 team equaled that school record with 32 victo­ Assists· 15. Reese Radliff (Wes1em Washngton , 2-4-63) Team Offense Single Game S1eals • 9, Lany Fos1er (Southern Oregon, 12-20-91) ries. He also won the Northwest Coach-of-the-Year award following the 1990 sea­ Field Goals - 52, Northwes1 College (1-25-88) Blocked shots - 9, Leon Johnson (Lewis-Ciark Statem 3-7-95) Field Goal Attempts -113, St. Martin's (2-14-47) son. Turnovers -10, David Williams (St. Martin's. 1-9-82); Rocl1ie Field Goal Attempts, modem· 104. Northwes1 (1 -25-88) On seven different occasions he was voted NAIA District 1 Coach-of-the-Year. Taylor (Lewis-Clark State. 12-10-85); Ryan Pepper (MS­ Field Goal PCT. - 70.7, Whitman, 41-58 (2-15-63) Northem. 11-12-94) In 1987, he was voted as one of the five coaches on the NAIA's 50th anniversary Three-point Field Goals - 17, Puget Sound (2-23-95) Points - 46, Ryan Pepper (Puget Sound, 2-23-95) Three-point Field Goal Attempts· 39, Wes1em Baptist (12-1- all-time team. Minutes - 52. Joe Harris (Whrtman , 1-11-86) 95) Nicholson received numerous other honors during his illustrious coaching ca­ Three-point Field Goal PCT.. min. 10 - 80.0, Wes1em Baptist reer. In 1970 he coached at the USA - Pan American Developmental Camp. He Individual Single Season (12-29-89) Field Goals - 317, Ryan Pepper (1995) Free Throws - 43 , Wes1em Washngton (2-2-91) was the NAIA representative to the U.S. Olympic Basketball Committee and coached Field Goal Attempts - 696 , Ryan Pepper (1995) Free Throw Attempts - 59, Alaska-Fairbanks (12-17-55) at the Olympic camp and trials in 1971 and 1972. Field Goal PCT. , min. 150 - 70.0, Doug Harris, 225-323 (1983) Free Throw PCT.. min. 10 - 100.0. Whrtworth, 10-10 (1-17-89); He was the head coach for MU teams which toured South America in 1972 and Three-point Field Goals - 95, Ryan Pepper (1995) 96.0, Eas1 Central Oklahoma. 24-25 (3·11-75) Three-point Field Goal Attempts - 276. Ryan Pepper (1995) Offensive Rebounds· 29, Alaska Southeast (12-9-88); Pacnic 1973 and for the NAIA All-Star team in the Cup of Nations tournament in Colombia Three-pant FG PCT. . min. 50 - 44.9, Tun Brown, 53-118 (1987) Lutheran (12-15-90) in 1974. Free Throws - 181 , Jason Pepper (1993) Rebounds - 74 , Eas1em Washington (2-21-63) ; Humboldt State He was an assistant coach for the West team in the 1982 National Sports Fes­ Free Throw Attempts - 251. Jason Pepper (1993) (12-28-66) Free Throw PCT.. mn. 50 • 89.2, Lany Fos1er, 99-111 (1992) Assists - 40 , Lewis-Clark State (3-1-79) tival in Indianapolis, Ind., and served as a member of the NABC's Hall-of-Fame Rebounds · 359, Dave Biwer (1989) Turnovers · 34 , Pacnic Lutheran (12-4-75) committee. Rebound Avg. - 14.8, Bill Coordes, 251 (1959) Fewest Turnovers - 2. Wes1em Washington (2-15-75) Nicholson and his father Leo are the winningest father-son coaching combina­ Assists - 242, Joe Harris (1987) Steals - 27. Sheldoo Jackson (1 -10-89) Steals • 114, Jason Pepper (1993) Blocked Shots - 13, Northwes1 (2-20-89) tion in the history of collegiate basketball with 1, 114 victories. Blocked shots -113. Van Beard (1989) Fouls - 38. Southern Oregon (2-25-78) Nicholson also enjoyed a great playing career at CWU. He earned all-confer­ Turnovers - 137, Ryan Pepper (1995) Disqualnications -5, Southern Oregon (2-25-78), Eastern ence honors four straight seasons in basketball, leading the Wildcats to a confer­ Fouls - 124, Dave Biwer (1989) Washington (1-22-38) Disqualnications -11. Stan Puhich (1968) Points -139. Lewis-Clark Staie (3-1-79) ence title in 1947 and their first NAIA national tournament berth in 1950. Points -898, Ryan Pepper (1995) He scored 1377 points which still ranks seventh on the school's all-time list. In Scoring Average - 26.4 , Ryan Pepper (1995) Team Defense Single Game• 1950, he made 83 percent of his free throws, the eighth best single-season mark in Games - 42, Art Haskins. Dave Biwer, Van Beard, Alphonso Field Goals· 5, Gonzaga (3-6-50) . Modem - 10, Simoo Fraser Goldwire (1989) · school history. (2-5-75) . Eas1em Washington (1-24-58), Humboldt State Minutes -1302, Ryan Pepper (1995) (12-19-57), British Columbia (1 -17-58) Nicholson also lettered in and baseball. He led the Evergreen Confer­ ence in hitting in 1950. Off the field, he was elected president of the student body. 26 27 Field goals (with shot clock)· 13, Northern State (3·13·90) Rebound Avg. • 53.0 (1963) Field Goal Attempts · 25, Simon Fraser (2-6-76) Rebound Margin· 12.8 (1963) Field Goal Attempts (wi1h shot clock)· 40, Puget Sound (2-4· Assists· 789 (1987) SEASON LEADERS 92) Turnovers· 652 (1989) Three-point Field Goals•· 20, Western Baptist (12·29-89) Fewest Turnovers· 348 (1975) Three-point Field Goal Attempts• • 41, Western Baptist (12·29· Fouls· 865 (1987) Scoring 9. Tony Britt (1990) 85·145 58.6 89) DisqualnicatK>ns • 35 (1991 & 1994) 1. Ryan Pepper (1995) 898 10. Mel Cox (1965) 147-252 58.3 Three-point Field Goal PCT. , min. 10 · 7.1, Pugel Sound 1·14 Po'1ts · 3378 (1989) 2. Car1 Aaron (1989) 761 (H 9·95) Scoring Avg. • 85 .6 (1988) 3. Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 695 3-Point Field Goals Free Throws· 1, Oregon Tech (1·15·77), Western Washington Scoring Margin · 14.4 (1990) 4. Jason Pepper (1993) 675 1. Ryan Pepper (1995) 95 (3·4·78) 5. Mel Cox (196h 666 2. Ryan Pepper (1993) 73 Free Throw Attempts· 2, Oregon Tech (H5·77), Western Team Defense Single Season* 6. Car1 Aaron (1988) 649 3. Heath Dolven (1993) 71 Washington (3-4-78) Field Goal PCT.· 31.0, 482·1555 (1955) 7. Mel Cox (1966) 610 4. Marc Callaro (1995) 67 Free Throw PCT. , min. 10 · 18.2, Pacn~ Lutheran , 2·11 (12·3· Three-point Field Goal PCT.· 33.4, 158-473 (1989) 8. Rich Hanson (1973) 590 5. Ryan Pepper (1994) 64 83) Free Throw PCT.· 61.9, 348·562 (1958) 9. Ryan Pepper (1994) 587 6. Jeff Foster (1996) 61 Rebounds· 18, Eastern Washington (1-12·80) Rebounds · 837 (1958) 10. Jeff Foster (1996) 557 7. Shane McCullough (1992) 59 Turnovers· • 38, Cal State • Los Angeles (12· 1·83): Sheldon Points· 1351 (1958) 8. Tin Brown (1987) 53 Jackson (1·21·92) Scoring Avg.· 54.0 (1958) Scoring Average 9. Jlrf Short (1995) 50 Fouls· · 37, Eastern Washington (1-8·66) Scoring Avg. (wnh shot clock) · 67.4 (1990) 1. Ryan Pepper (1995) 898 26.4 Jeff Leary (1987) 50 Points, mode m· 27, Humboldt State (12·19·57) •Record fewest 2. Mel Cox (1965) 419 22.1 10. Heath Dolven (1992) 49 Points (wnh shot clock)· 43, Northwest (2·20-89) 3. Car1 Aaron (1988) 649 21 .6 Most Points• ·117, BYU·Hawaii (1994) 4. Mel Cox (1967) 666 21.5 'Record fewest except where indicated with asterlk Team Miscelleneous 3-Point FG Attempts Consecutive wins· 25 (Jan. 3 to Mar. 13, 1970) 5. Mel Cox (1966) 610 21.0 1. Ryan Pepper (1995) 276 Consecutive w'1s, beginning of season· 13 (Nov. 13·Dec. 29, 6. · Rich Hanson (1973) 590 20.3 2. Shane McCullough (1992) 189 Team Offense Single Season 1992) 7. Ryan Pepper (1994) 587 20.2 3. Heath Dolven (1993) 188 Field Goals · 1323 (1989) Consecutive losses· 18 (Feb . 9, 1927 to Jan. 13, 1928) 8. Mel Cox (1964) 425 20.2 4. Ryan Pepper (1994) 186 Field Goal Attempts· 2801 (1989) Consecutive losses, beginning of season • 7 (1928 & 1994) 9. Car1 Aaron (1989) 761 20.0 5. Ryan Pepper (1993) 177 Field Goal PCT.· 53.9, 977·1812 (1983) Largest victory margin· 76, CWU 120, Northwest 44 (1-26·89) 10. Jeff Foster (1996) 557 19.2 6. Marc Gallero (1995) 175 Three-point Field Goals -271 (1995) Largest loss marg'1 · 47 , Seattle 90 , CWU 43 (12·2·52) Marc Caflero (1995) 175 Three-point Field Goal Attempts · 770 (1995) Most wins • 32 (1987, 1989) Field Goals 8. Jeff Foster (1996) 159 Three-point Field Goal PCT. • 38.4, 174-453 (1987) Most losses· 18 (1951) 1. Ryan Pepper (1995) 317 9. Heath Dolven (1992) 138 Free Throws· 730 (1993) Best Winning PCT.· 1.000, 7·0 (1908) 2. Car1 Aaron (1989) 301 10. Jlrf Short (1995) 134 Free Throw Attempts · 1085 (1993) Best Winning PCT., modem • .939, 31 ·2 (1970) 3. Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 266 Free Throw PCT.· 72.7, 540·743 (1965) Most Points, haH · 79 , Lewis·Clarl< Stale (3+79) 4. Mel Cox (1967) 263 Rebounds • 1765 (1989) 3-Point FG PCT. (min. 50 all.) Most Points , both teams · 230, CWU 139, LCSC 91 (3+79) 5. Car1 Aaron (1988) 254 1. Tm Brown (1987) 53·118 44.9 6. Car1 Whitfield (1978) 242 2. Jim Toole (1989) 23·53 43.4 7. Jason Pepper (1993) 239 3. Richard Ramey (1990) 30·70 42.9 8. Paul Adams (1970) 238 4. Ryan Pepper (1993) 73-177 41.2 All-Time Double Digit Winning Streaks 9. Joe Hoines (1979) 236 5. Briank Lilk (1991) 24·59 40.7 10. Rich Hanson (1973) 229 6. Jeff Leary (1987) 50·124 40.3 7. Brant Borghorst (1995) 20·50 40.0 No. Dates (First Win - last Win) Field Goal Attempts 8. Jason Eckert (1990·91) 45·117 38.5 25 Jan. 3, 1970 ·Mar. 3, 1970 11 Jan. 9, 1965 ·Feb. 12, 1965 1. Ryan Pepper (1995) 9. Jeff Foster (1996) 61-159 38.4 24 Jan. 7, 1932 · Jan. 3, 1933 (20 in 1931·32, 4 in 1932·33) 10 Jan. 4, 1939- Feb. 9, 1939 696 2. Car1 Aaron (1989) 641 10. Marc Gallero (1995) 67·175 38.3 23 Dec. 28, 1929 ·Dec. 16, 1930 (20 in 1929·30, 3 in 1930· 10 Jan. 22, 1943 · Feb. 13, 1943 3. Car1 Whitfield (1978) 551 31) 10 Jan. 5, 1952 · Feb. 8, 1952 4. Paul Adams (1970) 529 20 Jan. 16, 1990 ·Mar. 15, 1990 10 Nov. 29, 1954 · Jan. 6, 1955 (start of season) Free Throws 5. Fred Peterson (1950) 512 14 Jan. 28, 1993 ·Mar. 16, 1993 10 Jan. 13, 1967 · Feb . 4, 1967 1. Jason Pepper (1993) 181 6. Bill Chatman (1972) 14 Dec . 11, 1982 · Feb . 4, 1983 (CWU later forteltec 12 of 10 Feb . 10, 1967 · Mar. 16, 1967 500 2. Ryan Pepper (1995) 169 7. Car1 Aaron (1988) wins) 10 Jan. 17, 1980 · Feb . 9, 1980 493 3. Mel Cox (1966) 166 8. Jeff Foster (1996) 481 . 4. 13 Nov. 13·Dec. 29, 1992 (start of season) 10 Feb.11, 1984 • Mar. 14, 1984 Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 162 9. Ron vanderSchaaf (1987) 475 12 Dec. 27, 1974 ·Feb. 7, 1975 10 Jan. 17, 1987 ·Feb. 6, 1987 5. Mitch Adams (1970) 160 10. Joe Hoines (1979) 466 11 Dec. 11, 1946 · Feb. 7, 1947 6. Car1 Aaron (1989) 158 7. Jack B

31 30 9. Don Heacox (1953-55) 268 Assists 10. Les Wyatt (1974·77) 256 1. Joe Harris (1986-87) 404 OUTSTANDING 2. David Rockwood (1992 , 94-95) 348 GAMES Free Throw Attempts 3. Jim Toole (1989·90) 343 1. Mel Cox (1964-67) 821 4. Reese Radliff (1983·84) 318 Most Points 2. Jason Pepper (1990-93) 650 5. Ryan Pepper (1992-95) 314 PTS DATE 3. Ryan Pepper (1992-95) 562 6. Jeff Albrecht (1991·93) 312 PLAYER OPPONENT 46 Feb. 23, 1995 4 Bill Coordes (1957·59) 549 7. Sam Miller (1979-80) 262 Ryan Pepper Pugel Sound 43 Jan. 25, 1964 5. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 519 8. Dave Olzendam (1976-77) 253 Mel Cox Pacnic Lutheran 41 Feb. 8, 1951 6. Milch Adams (1969·71) 511 9. Sieve Page (1974-75, 79) 248 Hal Jones Western Washington 41 Nov. 26, 1994 7. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 496 10. Jason Pepper (1990·93) 23~ Ryan Pepper Colorado Mines 41 8. Don Heacox (1953-55) 406 Feb. 2, 1995 Ryan Pepper St. Martin's 38 9. Carl Aaron (1988-89) 391 Steals Feb . 25, 1954 Bob Logue Pugel Sound 37 Mar. 5, 1988 10. Les Wyatt (1974-77) 358 Carl Aaron Western Washington 1. Jason Pepper (1990-93) 343 37 Feb. 17, 1973 Rich Hanson Oregon Tedi 2. Ryan Pepper (1992·95) 261 36 FT PCT. (min. 125 attempts) Dec. 27, 1993 Ryan Pepper Central Missouri 3. David Rockwood (1992, 94-95) 146 36 Feb. 12, 1965 1. Larry Foster (1991-92) 153-181 Dave Biwer (1987-89) Mel Cox Eastern Washington 84.5 4. 142 36 Dec. 30, 1978 2. Ed Smith (1965-86) 165-196 84.2 Jim Toole (1989-90) Joe Holmes Chico Slate 5. 137 36 Feb. 15, 1988 3. Ned Delmore (1974-75) 109-132 82.6 Terry Brill (1990-92) 137 Cart Aaron Puget Sound 36 Nov. 19, 1994 4. Dennis Johnson (1979-80) 168-205 82.0 7. Danny Pike (1982·83) 112 Ryan Pepper Eastern Oregon 36 Nov. 30, 1994 5. Ryan Pepper (1992-95) 443-562 78.8 8. Jeff Albrecht (1991-93) 110 Ryan Pepper Whitman 6. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 390-496 78.6 9. Joe Harris (1986-87) 104 7. Jim Clifton (1962-85) 244-311 78.4 Marc Gallero (1994·95) 104 30-Point Games Chronologically 8. Harold Riggan (1962·63) 114-146 78.1 9. Steve Page (1974-75, 79) 161-207 77.8 Turnovers PTS DATE PLAYER OPPONENT 10. Carl Aaron (1988-89) 299-391 76.5 34 Mar. 1, 1947 1. Jason Pepper (1990·93) 414 Fred Peterson Western Washington 31 2. Ryan Pepper (1992·94) 392 Dec. 22, 1950 Hal Jones Lewis & Clark 41 Rebounds 3. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 244 Feb . 8, 1951 Hal Jones Western Washington 38 1. Mel Cox (1964-67) 1017 4. Rocnie Taylor (1985-87) 225 Feb. 25, 1954 Bob Logue Puget Sound 35 2 Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 918 5. Les Wyatt (1974-77) 197 Dec . 18, 1954 Jack Brantner Seattle Pacnic 32 3. Les Wyatt (1974·77) 813 6. Jeff Albredit (1991-93) 177 Jan. 4, 1958 Bill Coordes Le..;s & Clark 33 4. Bill Coo rd es (1957 ·59) 805 7. Joe Harris (1986·87) 176 Feb. 8, 1958 Bill Coordes Whitworth 31 5. Milch Adams (1969-71) 791 8. David Rockwood (1992, 94·95) 170 Jan. 30, 1959 Bill Coordes Puget Sound 30 6. Rich Hanson (1971 -73) 764 9. Carl Aaron (1988-89) 169 Feb. 13, 1959 Bill Coordes Western Washington 31 7. Dave Biwer (1987-89) 747 10. Dave Olzendam (1976-77) 167 Dec . 11, 1962 Brad Wilson Western Montana 32 Dec. 30, 1963 8. Jason Pepper (1990·93) 623 Mel Cox Southern Oregon 31 9. Glenn Smick (1966-69) 620 Blocked Shots (Since 1981) Jan. 18, 1964 Mel Cox Seattle Pacnic 43 10. Rocnie Taylor (1985 -87) 592 Jan. 25, 1964 Mel Cox Pacnic Lutheran 1. Otto Pijpker (1990·93) 128 30 11 . Otto Pijpker (1990-93) 580 Feb. 15, 1964 Mel Cox Eastern Washington 2. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 126 31 12. Paul Adams (1969·70) 552 Jan. 9, 1965 Mel Cox Pacnic Lutheran 3. Van Beard (1 989) 113 36 13. Dave Oliver (1976-77) 514 Feb. 12, 1965 Mel Cox Eastern Washington 4. Dave Biwer (1987-89) 101 35 14. Teny Britt (1990·92) 488 Feb. 13, 1965 Mel Cox Whilworth 5. Leon Johnson (1995) 60 34 15. Carl Aaron (1988-89) 467 Jan. 29. 1966 Mel Cox Puget Sound 6. John Harper (1981-82) 55 32 16. John Harper (1981-82) 437 Feb. 11 , 1966 Mel Cox Eastern Washington Jason Pepper (1990-93) 55 33 Feb. 26, 1966 17. Ryan Pepper (1992-95) 434 Mel Cox Pacnic Lutheran 8. Jay Shinnick (1990-91) 47 35 Feb. 17, 1967 18. Norm Erkin (1959-61) 431 Mel Cox . Western Washington 9. David Jones (1988, 90) 44 30 19. Danny Pike (1983·84) 428 Feb. 18, 1967 Mel Cox Eastern Washington 10. Dale Daniels (1982-83) 42 32 20 George Bender (1967-89, 71) 427 Mar. 7, 1967 Mel Cox Pacnic Lutheran Kenny Thompson (1988-89) 42 33 Dec. 21, 1970 Bill Chatman Pacnic Lutheran 35 Rebounds (min. 40 games) Jan. 13, 1970 Paul Adams Pacnic Lutheran Games Played 30 Dec. 2, 1971 1. Bill Coordes (1957·59) 805 13.2 Bill Chatman Carroll 1. Ron vanderSchaaf (1984-87) 140 31 Jan. 29, 1972 2. Mel Cox (1964·67) 1017 Rich Hanson Oregon Tedi 10.2 2. Ryan Pepper (1991 -94) 131 33 Feb. 4, 1972 3. Joe Kominski (1957-58) Rich Hanson Western Washington 358 8.7 3. Jason Pepper (1990-93) 129 31 Feb. 11 , 1972 4. MildiAdams (1969-71) 791 8.7 Rich Hanson Eastern Oregon 4. Dave Allen (67-70) 127 37 Feb. 17, 1973 5. Rich Hanson (1971-73) 764 8.7 Rich Hanson Oregon Tedi 5. Israel Dorsey (1985-88) 121 32 Feb. 9, 1974 6. Paul Adams (1969-70) 552 8.5 Tim Sandberg Eastern Oregon 6. Eric Schooler (1969-72) 119 34 Dec. 21, 1976 7. Dave Oliver (1976-77) 515 8.3 Dave Oliver Cal State • Los Angeles 7. Les Wyatt (1974·77) 116 33 Dec. 2, 1978 8. Ray Kinnaman (1960-82) 490 8.0 Joe Holmes Whitworth 8. Glenn Schmick (1966-89) 114 36 Dec. 30, 1978 9. Norm Erken (1959-81) 431 ' 7.7 Joe Holmes Chico State 9. Dave Biwer (1987-89) 114 35 Nov. 28, 1979 10. Dave Benedict (1967-88) 426 7.6 Joe Holmes Whitman 10. Ray Jones (1965-66, 68-89) 110 30 Dec. 4, 1979 Joe Holmes Seattle 30 Feb. 1, 1980 Dennis Johnson Lewis-Clark State 30 Feb. 5, 1983 Doug Harris Eastern Washington 32 33 31 Mar. 5, 1984 Ken Bunton Pacttic Lutheran 30 Feb. 25, 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf Eastern Washington 31 Dec. 13, 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf Whitworth ALL-TIME SCORES 33 Nov. 30, 1987 David Jones Alaska Southeast 32 Dec. 19, 1987 Cart Aaron Western Baptist 1901-02 (1-1) 1909-10 (S.4) 24 Western Washington 22 36 Feb . 15, 1988 Carl Aaron Puget Sounid 13 Roslyn AC 3 24 Ellensburg AC 23 18 Western Washington 21 30 Feb. 20, 1988 Carl Aaron Sheldon Jackson L Ellensburg HS w 57 Ellensburg AC 11 24 Ellensburg YMCA 23 31 Feb. 25, 1988 Carl Aaron St.Marlin's 45 Roslyn YMCA 29 35 Ellensburg HS (ot) 33 37 Mar. 5, 1988 Cart Aaron Western Washington 1902-03 (1-3) 36 Ellensburg All-Stars 17 16 Ellensburg YMCA 19 32 Mar.7, 1988 Cart Aaron Western Washington w Roslyn L 38 Lincoln HS 56 34 Mar. 8, 1989 Carl Aaron Western Washington L Roslyn w 76 Broadway HS 22 1914-15 (0-2) 34 Mar. 17, 1989 Carl Aaron Wheeling Jesun, W. va. L Washington w 28 Bellingham AC 45 16 Ellensburg HS 24 35 Feb. 9, 1991 Tery Britt Lewis-Clark State L Everett YMCA 47 Western Washington 11 6 Blensburg YMCA 35 30 Dec. 21, 1991 Lany Foster Oregon Tech 25 Washington 51 31 Dec. 28, 1991 Jason Pepper Chico State 1903-04 (6-2) 16 Washington 42 1915-16 (2-5) 30 Dec. 29, 1991 Lany Foster Whitman 11 Roslyn 12 38 Walla Walla HS 19 14 Kittitas 13 31 Feb. 11, 1993 Jason Pepper Simon Fraser 18 Yakima HS 1 45 Broadway HS 15 16 Ellensburg YMCA 33 31 Mar. 9, 1993 Jason Pepper Western Washington 19 North Yakima 9 34 Roslyn 24 36 Dec. 27, 1993 Ryan Pepper Central Missouri 13 Roslyn 5 1910-11 (9-2) 20 Multnomah AC 25 31 Jan. 16, 1994 Ryan Pepper Hawaii Pacijic 32 North Yakima 7 21 Roslyn HS 31 11 Ellensburg YMCA 18 31 Feb. 3, 1994 Ryan Pepper St. Martin's 14 Cle Elum 4 22 Roslyn YMCA 16 17 Western Washington 23 32 Feb. 17, 1994 Ryan Pepper Puget Sounid 10 Spokane YMCA 32 39 Roslyn HS 13 27 Blensburg YMCA 42 36 Nov. 19, 1994 Ryan Pepper Eastern Oregon 19 Eastern Washington 13 27 Dayton HS 17 41 Nov. 26, 1994 Ryan Pepper Colorado Mines 26 Walla Walla HS 39 1916-17 (4-9) 36 Nov. 30, 1994 Ryan Pepper Whitman 1904-05 (5-3) 34 Lewis-Clark State 17 23 Ellensburg YMCA 41 34 Dec. 2, 1994 Ryan Pepper Ltte w Yakima L 65 Asotin HS 12 34 Thorp HS 27 30 Dec. 3, 1994 Ryan Pepper Seattle 26 Yakima 15 33 Ritzville HS 15 41 Roslyn HS 36 30 Jan. 14, 1995 Ryan Pepper Simon Fraser 22 Snohomish Academy 24 72 Lind HS 18 28 Elks Club 40 31 Jan. 21, 1995 Ryan Pepper Western Washington 27 Washington 17 23 Walla Walla HS 18 11 Western Washington 57 32 Jan. 26, 1995 Ryan Pepper Seattle 21 Snohomish Academy 43 21 Yakima YMCA 13 20 Roslyn HS 64 31 Jan. 28, 1995 Ryan Pepper BYU-Hawaii 8 Washington 44 34 Kittitas HS 18 41 Feb. 2, 1995 Ryan Pepper St. Marlin's 35 Seattle HS 17 1911-12 (4-7) 12 Ellensburg HS 52 46 Feb. 23, 1995 Ryan Pepper Puget Sound 31 Eastern Washington 21 48 Cle Elum HS 13 19 Blensburg YMCA 41 33 Mar. 7, 1995 Ryan Pepper Lewis-Clark State 17 Sunnyside HS 31 46 Kittitas HS 21 35 Nov. 7, 1995 John Greer Eastern Oregon 1905-06 (1-1) 45 Mabton HS 25 14 Ellensburg HS 60 31 Jan. 12, 1996 Jeff Foster Northwest College w Yakima Town L 25 Prosser HS 35 17 Western Washington 43 32 Jan. 25, 1996 Jeff Foster St. Martin's 16 Snohomish PSA 43 35 Ellensburg HS 12 26 Prosser AC 38 35 Feb. 24 , 1996 Jeff Foster Seattle 18 Mabton HS (ot) 17 1906-07 (2-2) 14 Lewis-Clark State 17 1921-22 (5-8) 30-Polnt Games - Ryan Pepper 16, Cox 13, Aaron 8, Coordes 4, Hanson 4, Holmes 4, Jason Pepper 3, Jeff Foster 3, Hal Jones 2, 16 Roslyn AC 34 20 Whitworth (Tacoma) 22 35 Roslyn AC 27 Chatman 2, vander Schaaf 2, Larry Foster 2, Peterson , Logue, Brantner, Wilson, Paul Adams, Sandberg, Oliver, Bunton, Harris, 25 Ellensburg AC 22 15 Davenpcrt 18 29 Blensburg YMCA 31 Johnson, David Jones, Britt, Greer. 12 Roslyn AC 13 16 Eastern Washington 18 29 Eastern Washington 22 48 Ellensburg HS 18 14 Blensburg HS 19 17 Washington Frosh 27 20 Rebound Games 18 Puget Sound 28 1907-08 (7-0) 1912-13 (7-6) 23 Western Washington 14 NO. DATE PLAYER OPPONENT 31 Washington State 27 18 Ellensburg YMCA 29 11 Western Washington 18 21 Dec . 2, 1956 Bill Coordes Puget Sound 90 Yakima HS 6 36 Thorp HS 14 17 Puget Sounid 36 22 Jan. 3, 1957 Bill Coordes Whitworth 30 Western Washington 10 56 Maryland Club 19 30 Western Washington 9 21 Feb . 1, 1957 Bill Coordes Whitworth w Ellensburg AC L 19 Ellensburg YMCA 28 39 Western Washington 17 23 Feb. 2, 1957 Bill Coordes Eastern Washington w Ellensburg All-Stars L 17 Ellensburg HS 9 23 Eastern Washington 26 20 Jan. 6, 1959 Wally Loe St. Martin's 31 Seattle All-Stars 27 25 Cle Elum Hs 29 21 Spckane University 23 20 Jan. 16, 1959 Bill Coordes Whitworth 48 Roslyn YMCA 30 48 Ellensburg Y Grays 24 16 Blensburg YMCA 33 20 Jan. 30, 1959 Bill Coordes Puget Sound 27 Prosser HS 42 22 Jan. 31, 1959 Bill Coordes Western Washington 1908-09 (4-5) 17 Mabton HS 32 1922-23 (4-13) 21 Feb . 6, 1959 Bill Coordes Eastern Washington 19 Cook's Gym (Spckane) 27 30 Maryland Club 31 47 Thorp 14 20 Feb. 7, 1959 Bill Coordes Whitworth 35 Roslyn YMCA 7 34 Cle Elum HS 18 16 Western Washington 25 21 Feb. 13, 1959 Bill Coordes Western Washington 25 Western Washington 24 18 Mabton Hs 16 18 Western Washington 32 20 Dec. 9, 1961 Ray Kinnaman Portland State 29 Ellensburg HS 15 29 Ellensburg HS 11 L Orting AC w 20 Jan. 20, 1962 Harold Riggan Eastern Washington 34 Tacoma HS 35 15 Washington Frosh 32 26 Feb. 21 , 1963 Ron Olney Eastern Washington 23 Lincoln HS 35 1913-14 (6-3) 28 Eastern Washington 42 20 Jan. 2, 1964 Mel Cox Humboldt State 27 Western Washington (ot) 25 38 Maryland Club 19 22 Washington Frosh 32 24 Jan. 25, 1964 Mel Cox Pacnic Lutheran 13 Bellingham YMCA 26 38 Wapato HS 10 24 Washington Frosh 42 20 Dec. 26, 1965 Chuck Hepworth Sacramento State L Eastern Washington w 20 Ellensburg HS 17 16 WSU Frosh 25 20 Dec. 20, 1990 Teny Britt Oregon Tech 20 Ellensburg YMCA 48 19 WSU Frosh 53 34 35 26 WMworth 15 1926-27 (6·12, 1-3) 23 Puget Sound 31 37 Gonzaga 15 34 Montana 26 23 Western Washington' 16 Eastern Washington 29 27 Ellensburg YMCA 24 33 Pacttic Lutheran 13 36 Eastern Washington (2ot)' 20 35 42 Western Washington' 21 48 Yakima Valley 22 Western Washington 26 50 Yakima KC 12 23 Western Washington' 19 18 28 Tacoma Independents 26 38 Western Washington' 33 Western Washington 27 31 Toppenish AC 21 Pacttic Lutheran 25 1931 ·32 (21·6, 4-0) ' 25 so 26 Eastern Washington' 14 50 Brnish Columbia 28 WSU Frosh 28 33 21 Yakima Motocrats 29 28 Puget Sound 21 20 Washington 23 46 Montana 24 29 WSU Frosh 22 25 Ellensburg YMCA 18 36 WSU Frosh 36 Idaho 46 27 28 Whitman 22 1936-37 (1 2-9, 2·2) 40 Spokane College 42 30 Western Washington (2ot) 33 36 Spokane Universny 21 22 Idaho 28 38 Whnman 29 45 Albany 31 56 Yakima KC 10 40 Eastern Washington' 29 21 Spokane Elks 31 29 Western Washington• 22 22 Washington State 38 1923-24 (7·9, 1·3) 24 Eastern Washington' 15 33 Lewis-Ciark State 27 17 Washington 32 38 Pacffic Lutheran 14 46 Brnish Columbia 23 29 Ealonville Alumni 24 20 Washington Frosh 40 32 WSU Frosh 31 31 Oregon 33 32 Eastern Washington' 38 29 Puget Sound 28 15 Eastern Washington' 43 21 Western Washington' 40 16 Oregon 35 44 Gonzaga 18 37 Puget Sound 21 37 Whitworth 9 35 St.Martin's 47 1929-30 (25-1 , 8-0) 90 Yakima Comets 17 29 Gonzaga 27 31 Sea It le 28 35 Spokane College 22 34 WSU Frosh 38 65 Selah Athletic Club 12 65 Toppen~h Legion 19 41 Portland 28 17 Ellensburg YMCA 22 35 Eastern Washington' 59 36 Whitman 21 71 Yakima Ep~copals 15 1934·35 (21 ·5, 3·1) 32 Portland 27 27 Washington Frosh 29 25 WSU Frosh 28 34 Whitman 25 52 Western Washington• 12 48 Yakima \/alley 22 25 Eastern Washington' 37 16 Eastern Washington' 33 28 Pollatch 35 57 Spokane AC 27 45 Yakima KIT 21 39 Yakima \/alley 17 20 Portland 32 18 Puget Sound 27 L Idaho Frosh w 23 Washington State 29 59 St. Martin's 8 25 Idaho 34 20 Portland 23 27 Eatonville Alumni 13 24 Washington Frosh 66 31 Idaho 22 47 St. Martin's 26 22 Idaho 20 46 Lilfield 44 26 Western Washington' 20 28 Washington Frosh 57 59 Yakima Valley 13 72 Yakima Valley 19 21 BrilishColumbia 13 35 Lin field 53 20 Washington Frosh 21 50 Yakima YMCA 31 30 Eastern Washington' 23 42 Mt. Vernon JC 21 44 Western Oregon 52 24 Puget Sound 20 1927-28 (14-13, 3·1) 28 Western Washington' 20 52 St. Martin's 14 24 Linfield 20 40 Albany 25 24 Western Washington' 30 31 Whitman 37 59 Western Washington· 17 32 St. Martin's 16 38 Grays Harbor JC 23 37 Seattle 20 13 Ellensburg YMCA 35 33 Whitman 50 41 Centralia CC 21 35 Western Washington' 14 28 Pacffic Lutheran 18 46 Western Washington• 31 28 Spokane College 27 19 Washington State 32 35 Washington Frosh 25 26 Brnish Columbia 21 36 Puget Sound 31 36 . Eastern Washington• 35 26 Spokane College (ot) 28 32 Washington State 34 42 Yakima YMCA 22 28 AdanacAC 21 36 Puget Sound 26 24 Gonzaga 29 28 Washington State 34 52 Yakima Valley 30 35 Washington Frosh 28 33 Western Washington• 22 25 Western Washington• 1924-25 (2-11, ().4) 19 Idaho 28 53 Eastern Washington' 22 29 Washington Frosh 27 17 26 Pacific 32 27 Brnish Columbia Whitworth 31 38 24 19 Idaho 38 47 Eastern Washington' 21 31 WSU Frosh 17 26 Pacffic 15 29 Willamette 39 45 Yakima Generals 33 42 Lin field '21 10 Eastern Washington' 12 34 Eastern Washington' 32 1937·38 (13-10, 1-3) 31 Spokane College 30 65 Ronald 18 42 Washington JVs 14 36 Western Oregon 30 20 Pacific Lutheran (ot) 19 37 Yakima Valley 22 12 Eastern Washington' 38 45 Yakima Generals 25 31 Western Washington' 21 50 Western Oregon 25 23 Western Washington· 20 56 Yakima Valley 9 Idaho Frosh 35 36 Sunnyside AC 21 33 Western Washington· 21 29 25 Brilish Columbia (ot) 20 43 Spokane CC 13 WSU Frosh 55 25 Washington Frosh 28 25 Centralia CC 13 1932·33 (15·3, 4-0) 17 23 Washington Frosh 21 24 Washington State 47 17 Lewis-Clark State 22 17 Western Washington' 6 30 Washington Frosh 20 62 Piper-Tait (Seattle) 26 12 Vlcioria 25 54 Spokane CC 26 10 Eastern Washington' 29 27 Pacttic Lutheran 38 32 Eastern Washington' 17 47 K.E. Laundry 15 33 Puget Sound 26 26 Washington State 40 27 Washington Frosh 30 30 Puget Sound 29 39 Eastern Washington' 13 38 Brnish Columbia 22 37 Puget Sound 28 32 Montana 39 19 Washington Frosh 32 21 Eastern Washington• 35 50 Lewis-Clark State 23 33 Brnish Columbia 20 19 Eastern Washington' 25 33 Montana 35 11 Western Washington' 36 24 Puget Sound 26 63 Spokane AC 29 24 Washington 38 36 Gonzaga 42 30 Grand Coulee 32 30 Spokane College (ot) 32 42 Western Washington' 31 16 Washington 46 37 Montana 34 19 Mt.Angel 21 28 Western Washington' 33 37 Ronald 26 1930-31(22·3,4-0) 29 St. Martin's 24 38 College of Idaho 26 54 Pacffic Lutheran 37 40 Yakima Generls 23 68 Yakima Comets 27 53 Western Washington' 23 43 Seattle 25 1925·26 (6-13, 0-4) 34 Pacific Lutheran 12 89 Lower Valley Stars 25 34 St. Martin's 29 1935-36 (15· 10, 2·2) 34 Eastern Washington· 43 30 Ronald 15 40 Sunnyside AC 36 23 Washington 34 39 Montana 15 29 Western Oregon 43 23 Eastern Washington' 50 43 Yakima KC 14 29 Eastern Washington" 22 34 Bothell All-Stars 16 27 Montana 22 24 Yakima YMCA 23 42 Puget Sound 36 26 Ellensburg YMCA 15 20 WSU Frosh 32 49 Wilson's 17 35 Eastern Washington' 20 23 Yakima YMCA 24 47 Puget Sound 34 14 Seattle 34 51 Lewis-Clark State 39 37 Medo-Sweet Dairy 19 27 Bril~h Columbia 35 19 Drake 39 54 Lin field 31 27 Washington Frosh 50 44 WSU Frosh 38 38 Everett All-Stars 21 ·42 Western Washington• 29 35 Keiowna (ot) 34 41 Linfield 37 25 Western Washington' 35 20 Washington Frosh 31 23 Idaho 19 31 Washington Frosh 19 39 Penticton 26 40 Mt.Angel 42 28 Ronald 20 26 Idaho 15 36 Washington Frosh 13 36 Puget Sound 37 41 Mt.Angel 31 17 Eastern Washington' 37 1928-29 (1 8-5, 4-0) 20 Washington State 25 34 Eastern Washington' 32 16 Washington 37 39 Western Washington· 25 Whitworth (ot) 29 29 Washington State 27 42 Whitman 24 42 Yakima Valley 35 21 29 Brnish Columbia 28 30 Western Washington' 39 Yakima KC 23 22 Washington State 20 39 Whitman 33 33 32 Portland 29 32 Seattle 32 Washington Frosh 33 23 Idaho 26 43 Western Washington' 17 18 1933·34 (17·5, 3·1 ) 27 Portland 26 22 Spokane AC 49 41 Idaho 28 27 Washington Frosh 26 51 Yakima Valley 33 27 Eastern Washington' 39 1938-39 (14-6, 3-3) 12 Eastern Washington' 34 19 Whitman 44 38 Pacttic Lutheran 20 40 Yakima Valley 20 40 Puget Sound 42 41 Yakima Valley 24 33 Whitworth 17 26 Whitman 33 12 Gonzaga 17 24 Washington 38 31 Portland 37 51 Spokane CC 18 35 Idaho Frosh 39 47 Quincy AC 25 29 WSU Frosh 27 26 Washington 43 38 Portland 33 23 Washington State 42 26 Potlatch AC 28 40 Sunnyside AC 12 40 Eastern Washington' 22 30 Washington State 26 33 Pacttic 23 31 Washington State 55 29 Western Washington' 39 46 Quincy AC 31 26 Western Washington' 14 26 Washington State 3 38 Pacnic 23 21 Washington 51 24 Roslyn 25 37 Western Washington' 15 33 Washington Frosh 25 39 Tacoma Ramblers 24 30 K.E. La111dry 20 42 Mt.Angel 21 35 Ellensburg YMCA 36 30 Sunnyside AC 16 32 Puget Sound 28 34 Pacffic Lutheran 31 30 Yakima Semi-Pros 35 53 Seattle 33 43 Eastern Washington· 32 52 Pacnic Lutheran 19 37 Gonzaga 32 24 Eastern Washington' 40 33 Pacffic Lutheran' 27 31 Tacoma Scots 30 46 Puget Sound 32 33 Montana 34 37 K.E. Laundry 23 42 Northwest Nazarene 28

36 37 40 Eastern Washington' 27 36 Eastern W.shington' 57 1946-47 (21·3, 11·1) 60 Richland All-Stars 35 5B Portland 6B 53 Eastern Washington' 60 36 Washington Frosh 30 42 Eastern W.shington' 46 48 OlympicJC 40 36 Washington Stale 41 56 Lewis-Clark State 39 47 Whnworth' 67 32 Seattle 2B 42 Eastern Washington' 45 54 Brnish Columbia 40 37 Washington State 55 40 Washington State 59 61 Puget Sound' 70 46 Pugel Sound 27 60 Pacnic Lutheran' 36 50 Brnish Columbia 44 73 SI. Martin's 50 47 Washington Stale 67 56 British Columbia' so 40 Puget Sound 22 39 Pacific Lutheran' 50 55 Montana 47 49 Eastern Washington' 42 61 Puget Sound' 65 53 Western Washington' 71 40 Yakinla Valley 32 72 St . Martin's (2ot)' 69 52 Montana 53 75 Whitworth' 57 49 St. Martin's' 44 6S Western Washington' 69 26 Eastern Washington' 29 52 SI. Martin's' 45 71 Everett JC 38 76 St Martin's' 56 57 Brnish Columbia' 36 69 Brnish Columbia' 60 52 Western Washington' 42 65 Pacttic Lutheran' 36 59 Yakima Valley 2B 47 Pugel Sound' 60 45 Western Washington' 51 56 Pugel Sound' 73 34 Western Washington 36 67 Pacttic Lutheran' 3B 73 Portland 57 63 Western Washington' 56 67 Whitworth' 76 50 Pacttic Lutheran' 53 37 Pacnic Lutheran' 54 45 Western Washington' 50 77 Portland S4 66 Brnish Columbia' 4B 46 Eastern W.shington' 62 75 Seattle Pacttic 70 55 St. Martin's 40 49 Western Washington' 53 59 Seattle' 43 44 Portland 39 66 Seattle (ot) 67 B3 St. Martin's 64 47 Western Washington' 44 65 Western Washington' 51 47 Pacific Lutheran' 69 71 British Columbia' 55 70 Eastern Washington' BO 1939-40 (16·5, 12-4) 54 Western Washington' 57 65 Whitworth' 45 57 Pacttic Lutheran' 54 57 Seattle 69 72 Whitworth' 63 66 Washington Motor 27 45 Eastern Washington' 35 55 Eastern Washington' 53 46 Easlem washington· 56 59 Pacific Lutheran' 64 44 Yakima Valley 21 1942-43 (16·7, 11·5) 56 Everett JC 39 49 Whitworth' 47 51 Whitworth' 54 3S Gonzaga 46 76 Yakima Valley 24 74 Washington JVs 58 49 Pugel Sound' 4B 64 Western Washington' 51 1953-54 (11-12, 6-6) 52 Yakima Valley 22 64 Yakima Valley 31 74 Whitworth' 66 BB St. Martil's' 51 26 Pacttic Lutheran' 41 59 Whitworth 64 26 St. Martin's' 23 50 Ephrata Air Base 30 43 Eastern Washington' 50 61 Brnish Columbia' 45 37 Pacttic Lutheran' 63 53 Whitman S9 56 St. Martin's' 34 53 Washington 49 45 Pacnic Lutheran' 42 58 Western Washington' 52 46 St. Martin's' 49 10 Whnman SB 42 Eastern Washington' 31 47 Pasco Naval 57 95 St. Martin's' 53 39 Gonzaga" 47 60 Puget Sound' 74 54 Whitman 56 36 Eastern Wash"1gton' 33 44 Pasco Naval 42 54 Pacttic Lutheran' 45 62 Pacttic Lutheran" 46 49 Gonzaga 58 45 Pacific Lutheran' 52 30 Washington 5B B9 St. Martin's' 53 1951-52 (17·11, 9-3) 61 Puget Sound S3 36 Pacttic Lutheran' 31 46 Western Washington' 51 83 Seattle' 47 1949-50 (24·8, 10-4) 4B Gonzaga 71 81 SI. Martin's S9 44 Western Washington' 37 45 Western Washington' 49 87 Western Washington' 39 54 Gonzaga 60 60 Whitman 40 53 Willamette S1 37 Western Washington' 32 55 Pacttic Lutheran' 3B 55 Eastern Washington++ 67 61 Lewis-Clark State 45 55 Seattle 6S 73 Willamette Bl 33 Gonzaga 29 57 Pacific Lutheran· 45 84 Lewis & Clark 46 60 British Columbia 53 71 Western Washington' 61 44 Pacnic Lutheran' 3B 52 St. Martin's' 37 1947 -48 (1 fl.9, 9·6) 61 Portland 58 54 Brnish Columbia 46 61 Brnish Columbia' 58 36 Pacnic Lutheran' 42 41 St. Martin's' 33 50 Brnish Columbia 47 63 Whitman 51 53 Gonzaga 60 6B Seattle Pacnic 55 43 Eastern Washington' 31 54 Western Washington ' 40 55 Brnish Columbia 61 61 Lewis & Clark 36 71 Whitman 51 50 Pacttic Lutheran' 69 29 Eastern Washington' 23 41 Western Washington' 39 79 Willamette 60 66 Lewis & Clark 43 66 Lewis & Clark 61 59 St. Martin's 6B 26 Western Washington' 30 50 St. Martin's' 47 39 Portland 40 62 Seattle 49 54 Willamette 60 70 Pacnic Lutheran' 64 30 Western Washington' 34 54 St. Martin's' 36 72 Willamette 53 47 Washington Slate 57 47 Willamette 57 5B Whitworth' 7S 40 St. Martin's' 31 63 Pacttic Lutheran' 31 41 Washington Slate 54 41 Washington Slate 60 52 Western Washington' 47 59 Eastern Washington' B7 3B St. Martin's' 31 74 Pacttic Lutheran' 33 55 Pacttic Lutheran 45 52 Lewis-Clark State 50 62 Brnish Columbia' 4B 60 Brnish Columbia' 57 38 Eastern W.shington' 65 55 Whitworth 46 60 Western Washington' 4B 79 St. Martin's 63 59 Western Washington' 44 1940-41 (11-11, HHi) 52 Eastern W.shington' 51 59 Everell 38 50 Brnish Columbia' 3B 66 Pacttic Lutheran' 46 64 Eastern Washington' 63 39 Puget Sound 47 32 Eastern W.shington' 3B 65 Yakima Valley 37 75 St. Martin's' 22 60 Whnworth (ol)' S9 67 Whitworth' 7S 31 Pugel Sound 35 23 Eastern W.shington' 3B 53 Seattle 44 62 Pugel Sound' 42 73 Eastern W.shington' S9 63 Puget So111d' 70 39 Puget Sound 22 42 Western Washington' 44 65 Whitworth' 63 67 St . Martin's 47 74 Puget Sound (ot)' 76 35 Eastern Washington' 33 1945-46 (13·7, 10-6) 44 Western Washington' 40 52 Seattle 45 66 Seattle Pacnic 60 39 Eastern Washington' 41 33 Washington State 49 64 St. Martin's' 46 7B Whitman 62 50 Pugel Sound' 39 1954·55 (17-5, 7-5) 53 Western Washington' 30 54 Hanse Packers (Yakima) 33 53 Eastern Washington' 32 60 Eastern Washington' 72 59 Pugel Sound' S7 64 Eastern Washington 49 31 Western Washington' 26 61 Seattle' 45 46 Eastern Washington' 4B 6B Whitworth' 49 59 Eastern W.shington' 67 69 Whitman 55 40 Western Washington' 39 41 Seattle' 42 49 Pacttic Lutheran' 51 3B Puget Sound' 64 56 Whitworth' B6 56 Eastern Washington 53 37 Western Washington' 39 53 Pacttic Lutheran' 37 40 Eastern Washington' 43 B3 St. Martin's 51 59 Pacttic Lutheran' 73 76 Whitman 6B 54 Pacttic Lutheran' 23 45 Pacttic Lutheran' 25 B2 Whnworth ' 53 34 Pacttic Lutheran' 3B 41 Wash'1gton State 45 B1 Puget Sound 70 50 Pacnic Lutheran' 54 53 Western Washington' 51 47 Whitworth' 55 42 Pacttic Lutheran' 40 65 British Columbia' so 100 Seattle Pacific (ol) 90 41 Eastern Washington' 53 4B Western Washington' 53 50 Whitworth' 43 70 Brnish Columbia' 51 69 Western Washington· 43 72 Lewis & Clark 70 36 Eastern Washington' 29 47 Seattle' 26 61 Pacttic Lutheran' 40 73 Western Washington' 57 73 Gonzaga" 77 6B Western Washington 61 53 St. Martin's' 37 57 Seattle' 35 42 Pacific Lutheran' 66 56 Eastern Washington' 60 55 Pacific Lutheran" 63 91 Western Washington 77 42 SI. Martin's' 30 BO Everett 31 67 Western Washington' 55 44 Gonzaga" 30 B9 Eastern Washington· 66 44 St. Martin's' 49 5B Everell 32 57 Hawaii 41 63 Pugel Sound" 50 1952·53 (11·14, 3·9) 69 Pacific Lutheran' 71 44 St. Martin's' 40 38 Eastern W.shington' 51 5B St. Martin's' 30 61 Murray State+ 55 43 Seattle 90 BO Seallle Pacific 62 43 Pacttic Lutheran' 41 34 Eastern W.shington' 47 50 St. Martin's' 49 51 Portland+ 43 76 Pacttic Lutheran 66 76 British Columbia' 63 32 Pacttic Lutheran' 3B 54 Pacttic Lutheran' 46 55 Central Missouri+ 65 70 Whitman 65 BO Eastern Washington' 67 63 Pacnic Lutheran' 39 1948-49 (21-7, 12·2) 50 Pacttic Lu1heran 57 55 Whitworth' 75 1941·42 (11·B, fl.8) 52 Western Washington' 70 70 Lewis & Clark 49 1950-51(fl.18,4·10) 74 Seattle Pacific 63 60 Pacnic Lutheran' 67 50 Yakima Valley 33 52 Western Washington· 46 59 Lewis & Clark 46 47 Vancouver Cloverleafs 62 67 Pugel Sound B3 72 Pugel Sound' 67 56 Yakima Valley 29 47 Eastern washington (ol)' 50 70 Portland 55 47 Brnish Columbia (ot) 49 75 St. Martin's 63 BO Puget Sound' 62 50 Yakima Avenue 17 69 Eastern W.shington' 5B 70 Pugel Sound 53 6B Lewis-Clark State 54 70 Lewis & Clark 60 65 Whitworth' 72 57 St. Martin's' 44 52 Seattle 36 55 Whitman 44 75 Portland 93 62 Western Washington' 64 54 St . Martin's' 41 44 Seattle 51 59 Whitman 50 72 Willamette 59 70 Western Washington' 5B 39 Eastern Washington' 49 39 Stewart Chevy (SF) 66 6B Lewis & Clark 73 64 Willamette 73 59 Brnish Columbia' 49

38 39 1955-56 (18-9, 12-6) 62 Lewis & Clark 56 69 Whitworth' 85 93 St. Martin's 80 84 Eastern W.shington' 77 81 Western Washington' 68 70 Pacnic Lutheran 53 60 Eastern W.shington' 46 74 Pacnic Lutheran' 57 75 Northwest Nazarene 62 88 Puget Sound' 82 106 · Eastern Washington' 55 65 Puget Sound 67 74 Whitworth' 55 54 Western Washington' 75 67 Weber State 83 101 Western Washington' 75 83 Puget Sound 76 96 Whitman 74 51 Brrtish Columbia' 38 55 Eastern Washington' 62 83 Whrtworth' 72 88 Eastern Washington' 71 93 Pacnic Lutheran" 72 Western Washington' 52 63 Western Washington' 59 67 Pacnic Lutheran" 74 64 94 Eastern Washington' 68 70 Whitworth' 72 83 Pacnic Lutheran" 74 53 Western Washington 75 57 Eastern W.shington' 31 101 St. Martin's 71 85 Pacnic.t.utheran' 72 72 Trenton State+ 60 98 Alaska-Fairtianks 66 64 Puget Sound' 50 1960-61(9-14,3-11) 77 Pacnic Luther1r1' 88 90 St. Martin's" 75 78 Guittorc!t · 67 87 Alaska-Fairtlanks 56 45 Pacnic Lutheran' 57 70 Seattle Pacnic 82 60 Seattle Pacttic 65 67 St. Martin's" 60 60 Eastern New Mexico+ 58 77 Eielson Air Force 85 60 Whitworth' 49 54 Seattle Pacnic 73 63 Seattle Pacnic 59 61 Eastern Montana+ 63 68 Oklahoma Baptist+ 78 77 Ladd Air Force 76 89 Western Washington' 77 42 Portland State 47 32 Western Washington' 56 106 Morris Harvey, WVA' 92 79 Whitworth (ot)' 81 71 Brrtish Columbia' 46 54 Pacnic 53 74 Puget Sound' 75 1965-66 (21-8, 9-3) 82 Whitworth(ot)' 78 42 Pacnic Lutheran' 44 81 Whitman 58 70 Pacttic Lutheran' 74 81 Alaska Methodist 45 1967-68 (22-8, 10-2) 92 Puget Sound' 72 60 Puget Sound' 46 68 Portland State 48 73 Western Washington' 54 71 Whitworth 73 68 Pacnic Lutheran · 63 69 Pacnic Lutheran' 69 Seattle Pacnic 48 74 St. Martin's 65 55 74 Puget Sound' 67 88 Portland State 77 97 Pacnic Lutheran 73 61 Pacnic Lutheran' 84 67 Gonzaga" 64 83 St. Martin's 52 84 Eastern Washington' 69 70 Pacnic Lutheran 91 76 St. Martin's 63 76 Eastern Washington' 66 51 Pacnic Lutheran" 54 75 Pacnic Lutheran' 67 70 Whitworth' 110 75 St. Martin's 74 68 Portland State 73 92 Eastern Washington' 73 50 Pacific Lutheran" 72 64 Western Washington' 67 88 Eastern Washington" 86 77 Sacramento State 74 75 Whittier 68 68 British Columbia' 70 63 Eastern Washington' 69 86 Western Washington" 80 82 Lewis & Clark 70 81 Willamette 58 55 British Columbia' 59 1958-59 (13-10, 4-8) 55 Whitworth' 86 81 Pacnic Lutheran" 75 91 Chico State 75 87 Sacramento State 89 87 Taylor (Ind.) 65 70 Seattle Pacttic 62 56 Whitworth' 53 76 Eastern washington' 66 103 Eastern Washington' 65 72 Eastern Washington' 61 79 Portland State 66 59 Eastern Washington' 67 1963-64 (9-14, 3-7) 103 Eastern washington' 58 99 Eastern Washington' 58 79 Puget Sound' 72 87 St. Martin's 64 75 Puget Sound' 68 67 Eastern Washington 80 68 Portland 86 91 Whrtworth' 74 86 Pugel Sound' 69 78 Lewis & Clark 68 67 Whitworth' 77 67 Western Montana 85 82 Whitworth' 71 72 'Whitworth' 69 68 Pacnic Lutheran' 72 39 Portland State 42 66 Pacnic Lutheran' 78 61 Whitman 75 63 Whitworth' 66 68 Seattle Pacttlc 77 71 Western Washington' 86 72 Whitman 60 69 Western Washington' 95 92 St. Martin's 91 58 St . Martin's 50 97 . Alaska-Fairtlanks 59 70 Western Washington' 58 60 Whitworth 45 72 Whitworth' 83 69 St. Martin's 87 85 Western Washington' 61 90 Alaska-Fairtlanks 51 52 Brrtish Columbia' 50 77 Alaska-Fairtlanks 53 65 Eastern Washington' 66 87 Southern Oregcn 81 66 Western Washington' 76 61 Western Washington' 71 55 Whitworth' 73 46 Whitman 54 67 St. Martin's 60 84 Humboldt State 61 90 Puget Sound' 77 56 Western Washington' 48 59 St. Martin's 56 71 Puget Sound' 80 87 Chapman 79 85 Puget Sound' 75 99 St.Martin's 87 1956-57 (12-11, 7-5) 46 Brrtish Columbia' 40 62 Eastern Washington' 63 68 Lewis & Clark 79 89 Seattle Pacnic 101 92 Eastern Washington' 59 40 Pacnic Lutheran 80 62 Whitworth' 68 64 Pacnic Lutheran' 70 85 Eastern W.Shington' 72 68 Eastern Washington' 45 67 Puget Sound 53 63 Eastern W.shington' 77 1961-62 (11 -13, 4-6) 56 Western Washington' 59 81 Portland State 72 63 Whitworth' 68 78 Seattle Pacnic 70 63 Pacttk: Lutheran' 87 57 British Columbia 51 79 Seattle Pacnic 73 79 Whitworth' 61 84 Whitworth' 73 75 Lewis & Clark 83 71 Puget Sound' 51 57 Western Washington 63 66 Seattle Pacnic 97 82 Pugel Sound' 49 80 Western Washington' 64 56 Willamette 49 52 Western Washington' 61 64 Whitman 72 65 Western Washington' 87 88 Seattle Pacttic 96 67 Western Washington' 62 51 Lewis & Clark 57 58 Eastern W.shington' 66 75 Whitman 64 80 Pacttic Lutheran' 87 52 Western Washington' 72 84 Seattle Pacnic 94 72 Whitman 59 67 Whitworth' 68 87 St. Martin's 53 108 Puget Sound (ot)' 103 90 Pacnic Lutheran" 72 68 Portland State 80 47 Pacnic Lutheran 56 77 Puget Sound' 59 74 St.Martin's 54 68 Puget Sound' 81 64 Western Washington" 53 77 St. Martin's" 70 46 Pacnic Lutheran 62 74 Western Washington' 64 51 Portland State 59 89 Eastern Washington' 75 74 Western Washington" 63 82 St. Martin's" 77 70 St. Martin's 58 58 Seattle Pacilic 48 92 Lewis & Clark 74 64 Whitworth' 66 65 Grambling+ 70 95 Albuquerque+ 72 65 Whitworth' 55 53 British Columbia' 86 59 Pacnic 57 85 Whrtworth' 91 85 AlcomA&M+ 70 70 Eastern Washington' 57 65 Pacnic Lutheran' 92 79 St.Martin's 41 74 Eastern Washington' 73 1966-67 (27-4, 8-1) 47 Central State (OH)+ 86 69 Puget Sound' 59 70 Puget Sound' 71 89 Whitworth" 93 83 Chico State 56 53 Pacilic Lutheran' 61 1959-60 (11-13, 5-9) 62 Eastern Washington' 52 95 Puget Sound" 82 89 Pacttic Lutheran 83 1968-69 (24-9, 8-4) 72 Brrtish Columbia' 57 71 Seattle Pacnic 79 57 Whitworth' 61 74 Pacnic Lutheran 65 96 Pacnic Lutheran 64 63 Western Washington' 69 69 Whitman 68 54 Western Washington' 71 1964-65 (20-6, 9-1) 85 st. Martin's 80 62 St. Martin's 65 86 Whitworth' 68 76 St . Martin's 68 72 Pacnic Lutheran' 80 59 Seattle Pacnic 70 108 Humboldt Stale 81 66 Pacnic Lutheran 67 66 Eastern Washington' 54 62 Seattle Pacnic 77 64 Seattle Pacnic 83 48 Whitworth 54 70 Chico State 66 99 Linfield 76 66 Puget Sound' 67 62 Whitman 59 68 Chapman 72 88 Whitman 72 74 SW Missouri (ot) 75 81 Linfield 88 75 Brnish Columbia' 55 42 Portland State 55 57 Puget Sound' 53 77 Willamette 65 74 Portland State 79 77 Sacramento State 66 61 Western Washington' 47 55 St. Martin's 53 81 Whitworth' 74 82 Willamette 83 78 Western Washington' 51 63 Whittier 69 60 Pacnic Lutheran' 69 60 Portland State (al) 56 76 Eastern Wash'1gton' 71 98 Whitman 73 61 Western Washington' 57 57 Macalaster 54 58 Seattle Pacnic 86 80 Brrtish Columbia 67 73 Pacnic Lutheran' 74 90 Pacnic 63 77 Whitworth' 55 81 Eastern Washington' 49 61 Puget Sound' 62 57 Western Washington' 68 90 Sacramento State 79 79 Whitworth' 69 73 Eastern Washington' 91 1957·58 (18-7, 10-2) 54 Eastern washington' 49 42 Whitworth" 52 112 Pasadena 86 105 Seattle Pacnic 78 9.1 Whitworth' 59 78 St. Martin's 72 66 Whrtworth' 94 54 Puget Sound" 71 74 Seattle Pacnic 95 91 Eastern W.shington' 61 89 Whrtworth' 48 50 St. Martin's 56 74 Whitworth' 95 71 Pacnic Lutheran' 64 99 Eastern W.sh'1gton' 70 87 St.Martin's 78 69 Seattle Pacnic 64 80 Eastern Washington' 63 1962-63 (14·10, 4-6) 62 Western Washington' 60 83 St. Martin's 64 70 Simon Fraser 53 61 Lewis & Clark 52 60 Pacnic Lutheran' 90 69 McGav'1's 68 92 Puget Sound' 68 68 Puget Sound 42 53 Western Washington' 43 49 Humboldt State 51 54 Western Washngton' 63 67 Western Washngton 58 98 St. Martin's 89 85 Seattle Pacttic 66 59 Western Washington' 51 51 Humboldt State 27 65 Whrtworth' 60 92 Whitman 68 96 St. Martin's 67 70 Whitworth' 78 58 Seattle Pacttic 56 53 Willamette 84 56 Puget Sound' 69 58 Whitman 74 69 Seattle Pacnic 63 85 Alaska-Fairtianks 75 79 Eastern Washington' 74 64 Whitman 53 65 Eastern W.Shington' 55 90 Western Montana 81 68 Whitworth' 65 84 Alaska-Fairtlanks 56 70 Eastern Washington' 75 40 41 76 Portland State 74 109 Southern Oregon' 50 57 Seattle Pacffic 53 98 Whitworth' 65 91 Portland State 99 79 Southern Oregon' 69 72 Eastern Washington' 69 50 Eastern Oregon' 48 74 Eastern Washington 72 67 Whitworth' 64 85 Western Oregon' 72 n Oregon Tech' 51 68 Seattle Pacffic (ot) 63 68 Eastern Washington' 66 61 Seattle Pacffic ' 58 48 Western Washington' 59 78 Western Washington' 69 53 Western Washington' 45 54 Western Oregon' 52 57 Eastern Washington' 79 69 St. Martin's 68 53 Western Washington• 54 69 Gonzaga 74 37 Sinton Fraser 38 91 Southern Oregon' 68 n Alaska-Fairbanks 63 . 68 Puget Sound 57 86 Seattle Pacffic 82 55 Whilworth' 61 57 St. Martin's 47 59 Oregon Tech' 76 83 Western Washington' 72 63 Alaska-Anchorage 75 92 Portland State 79 59 Eastern Washington' 61 61 Eastern Oregon• 47 89 Western Washington' 76 78 Western Oregon ' 65 87 Alaska-Fairbanks 81 68 Sinton Fraser'' 53 63 Eastern Oregon' 65 68 Eastern Washington• 60 83 Simon Fraser 67 96 Southern Oregon' 69 71 Alaska-Fairbanks 87 62 Simon Fraser'' 55 BB Eastern Washington' 68 74 Pacif.: Lutheran 58 66 Seattle Pacffic 72 B3 Oregon Tech' 71 92 St.Martin's 67 92 New Haven+ 82 75 Whitworth' 62 66 Southern Oregon' 53 67 Eastern Washington' 70 57 Puget Sound 63 57 Smon Fraser 56 96 Howard Payne+ 74 7B St. Martin's 67 B9 Oregon Tech' 64 114 Eastern Oregon' 79 52 Eastern Oregon' 47 B3 Western Washington 66 68 Henderson State+ 64 100 Oregon Tech' 56 52 Seattle Pacnic 73 75 Alaska-Fairbanks" 73 69 Seattle Pacffic 75 74 Lewis-Clark State 73 87 Maryland State+ 93 93 Southern Oregon' 61 70 Western Oregon ' 64 B6 Alaska-Fairbanks" 71 111 Western Washington" 56 57 Eastern Washington 66 96 Elizabeth City+ B2 67 Western Washington' 65 52 Portland State 71 76 E. Central Oklahoma+ 65 82 St. Martin's'' 76 65 Seattle Pacffic 50 89 Eastern Oregon' 53 65 Alaska-Fairbanks" 67 56 Winston-Salem, NC+ 57 66 Eastern Washington" 59 139 Lewis-Clark State" 91 1969·70 (31·2, 12-0) 60 Western Oregon' 39 73 Alaska-Fairbanks'' 59 72 Keene State , NH+ 56 B9 Western Washington" 81 77 St. Martin's 75 61 Pacnic Lutheran" 70 60 Alaska-Fairbanks" 65 1975-76 (23-7, 9-3) 58 . Newbeny, SC+ 57 75 Pacnic Lutheran" 53 B5 L'1field B2 B1 Pacffic Lutheran" 71 105 St. Martin's 72 71 Grand Valley, Ml+ 75 83 Dakota Wesleyan+ 62 91 Lin field 7B 62 Pacffic Lutheran" 59 1973-74 (1 7-1 0, B-4) B5 Pacific Lutheran 64 66 Midwestern State+ 73 93 Pacffic Lutheran 65 98 Nebraska-Doane+ 73 109 St. Martin's 95 67 Puget Sound 72 19n.18 (21 ·B, 9-3) 62 Sacramento State 47 ' 59 Kentucky State+ 73 77 Whttman 70 51 Whttworth 50 80 Simon Fraser 64 1979-80 (27-6, 6·2) 70 Chico State 65 56 Macalaster 57 B7 St. Martin's 70 72 Whttworth 66 66 Whitman 50 57 Whittier 59 1971·72 (17-9, 9-3) 67 Alaska-Fairbanks 74 56 Pacnic Lutheran 55 90 Pacmc Lutheran 70 61 Portland 87 70 Portland State 69 105 Carroll 84 80 Laverne 76 55 Whitworth 45 61 Seattle 73 77 Seattle 71 B1 Eastern Washington' 6B 83 St. Martin's 72 88 Western Oregon' 80 72 Eastern Washington 67 63 Lewis -Clark State 86 64 St. Martin's 72 B2 Eastern Washington' 65 90 Gonzaga 100 50 Simon Fraser 75 73 Eastern Oregon' 64 55 Puget Sound 76 62 'Gonzaga 49 90 Pacffic Lutheran 67 67 Pacnic Lutheran 73 53 Western Washington' 61 77 Western Oregon' 76 64 Western Washington' 67 73 Pacific Lutheran 63 82 Whitworth' 74 66 Nebraska·Omaha 62 BO Western Washington' 76 72 Western Washington' 51 B2 Lewis-Clark State 70 B7 Redlands 43 72 Whitworth' 68 75 San Fernando 66 93 Eastern Oregon' 71 74 Puget Sound 62 91 Seattle Pacffic 79 69 Oregon Tech 64 78 St. Martin's 67 53 Whittier 65 57 Seattle Pacnic 5B 59 Oregon Tech' 66 B6 Western Oregon' 70 77 George Fox 6B 79 Simon Fraser 74 B5 Western Oregon' 65 60 Oregon Tech' 6B B1 Southern Oregon' 67 62 Puget Sound 60 102 St. Martin's 77 72 Seattle Pacffic 6B B3 Portland State 99 70 Southern Oregon' B1 71 Seattle Pacnic 75 5B Eastern Washington' 66 99 Lewis-Clark State 74 78 Western Washington' 63 73 Western Washington' 87 91 Whttman 80 67 Eastern Washington' 84 115 Eastern Oregon' 52 68 Eastern Washington' 70 75 Western Washington' 66 66 Seattle Pacffic 74 B2 Western Washington' 66 BO St. Martin's 75 94 St. Martin's 70 58 Hawaii·Hilo 67 63 Eastern Washington' 60 72 Pacffic Lutheran 62 93 Simon Fraser 70 36 Simon Fraser 32 Bl Oregon Tech' 64 70 Hawaii-Hilo 66 6B Eastern Washington ' 53 100 Eastern Oregon' 63 67 Eastern Washington' B9 104 Eastern Oregon' 86 102 Southern Oregon' 73 76 Chaminade 74 63 Seattle Pacffic 55 91 Eastern Washington' 77 B5 Eastern Oregon' B2 72 Eastern Washington (3ot)' 74 7B Western Washington' 66 66 Puget Sound (ot)' 60 82 Whitworth' 63 90 Southern Oregon' 67 67 Oregon Tech ' 65 100 Western Oregon' 72 59 St . Martin's 6B 95 Western Washington' 69 93 Whitworth' 71 B2 Oregon Tech' 81 90 Southern Oregon' 77 94 Western Washington' Bl 67 Western Oregon' 63 93 Simon Fraser 70 71 Western Washington' 58 71 Western Washington' 76 102 St. Martin's 95 B3 Oregon Tech' 69 91 Alaska-Fairbanks 61 B1 Seattle Pacific' 62 54 Western Washington' 49 96 St. Martin's B8 66 Western Oregon' 63 B2 Southern Oregon' 67 6B Eastern Washington' 57 80 Lewis-Clark State 69 BO Portland State 67 75 Seattle Pacnic 73 103 Seattle Pacnic 7B B4 Seattle Pacnic 71 74 Eastern Oregon' 50 65 Eastern Washington' 59 70 Pacnic Lutheran" 69 7B Eastern Oregon' 69 108 St. Martin's" B5 74 Eastern Washington" B2 71 Oregon Tech' 70 77 Alaska-Fairbanks 57 54 Pacffic Lutheran" 51 70 Eastern Washington' B2 71 St. Martin's" B6 74 Eastern Washington" 66 75 Soulhem Oregon (ot)' 76 75 Alaska-Fairbanks 60 77 St. Benedict's+ 65 105 Southern Oregon' B3 75 St.Martri's" 60 52 Eastern Washington" 49 75 Seattle Pacmc 66 62 Puget Sound (2ot)' 64 66 Wartburg+ 58 B9 Oregon Tech' 83 55 AlcomA&M+ 93 75 Briar Cliff+ 72 B5 Lewis-Clark State" 72 90 Seattle Pacific' 77 72 Jackson State+ 70 101 Western Oregon' 61 72 Marymount 83 79 Western Washington" 69 95 Simon Fraser B3 54 Eastern New Mexico+ 53 68 Simon Fraser 81 1974-75 (22-6, 111-2) 76 Eastern Washington" 59 83 Western Washington' 66 71 Kentucky State+ 79 87 Portland State 85 72 St. Martin's 68 1976-77 (24-8, 11·1 ) 65 St. John's, MN+ 83 79 Whnworth" 48 92 Pacnic Lutheran 64 65 Whitworth 61 76 Western Washington" 68 19711-71(24-9, 11·3) 1972-73 (211-9, 11-1) 82 Whitworth 60 74 Pacnic Lutheran 60 1978-79 (25-6) 78 Eastern Washington" 67 94 Portland State 93 78 Pacnic Lutheran 63 80 Simon Fraser 64 64 Puget Sound 71 93 Whitman 64 89 Morehead State+ 73 69 Pacffic Lutheran 62 62 St. Martin's 77 90 Whitman 64 67 St.Martin's 71 130 Whitworth 71 66 Blola+ 64 72 Simon Fraser 73 55 Gonzaga 76 84 Alaska-Fairbanks 94 91 Simon Fraser 71 59 Pacffic Lutheran 52 61 Wisconson-Eau Claire (ot)+ 68 66 San Francisco State 61 63 Lewis & Clark 52 69 Alaska-Fairbanks 71 73 Pacffic Lutheran 64 59 Gonzaga 76 82 St. Martin's 75 59 Alaska-Fairbanks 48 86 Whitman 66 59 Puget Sound 63 69 Western Oregon 3B 19811-81 (21 -12) 98 Pacffic Lutheran 93 59 Marymount 81 83 Pacnic Lutheran 62 51 Grambling 62 82 George Fox 59 69 Portland 80 69 Claremont·Mudd 68 B6 Portland State 79 76 Southern Oregon' 56 81 Cal State • LA (f) 92 73 Westmont 64 74 Western Montana 56 93 Pasadena 77 64 Western Oregon' 46 80 Oregon Tech' 74 68 Western Washington' 65 66 Alaska-Fairbanks 58 61 Pacnic Lutheran 58 68 Eastern Michigan 102 53 Western Washington' 43 100 St. Martin's 73 94 Western Oregon' 62 79 Chico State 67 79 Montana State 100 74 Simon Fraser 49 65 Simon Fraser 55 74 Western Washington' 56 90 St. Martin's 71 107 Lewis-Clark State 68 72 St. Martin's 53 72 Sinton Fraser (ot) 68 62 Eastern Oregon' 51 69 Western Oregon' 55 77 Southern Oregon' 60 71 Puget Sound 75 60 Whitworth 47 92 Oregon Tech' 59 46 Eastern Washington· 56 91 Eastern Oregon' 59 68 Oregon Tech' 57 85 Western Washington 62 58 Gonzaga 74 73 Seattle Pacnic 70 53 Pacffic Lutheran 47 82 Seattle 70 42 43 72 Puget Sound 91 Lewis-Clark State" 73 106 Sheldon Jackson' 71 66 Charteston, SC+ 55 66 71 Whitworth'(!) 53 1984-85 (25-11, 12·2) 62 Seattle 68 74 Whitman " 62 73 Padic Lutheran 58 87 Wheelilg Jesuft+ 78 85 Occidental (f) 54 63 Victona(ot) 71 79 Grace 107 Whftman" 82 102 Simon Frase~ 79 58 St. Mary's [Tex)+ 60 65 73 St . Marlin's (f) 70 66 WamerPacnic 71 91 Lewis-Clark State 70 86 Findlay+ 82 82 Western Wash . (ot)' 78 98 WamerPacnic 75 61 Gonzaga 69 55 Eastern Washington 76 59 Binningham Southern+ 56 77 Lewis-Clark State' 68 1989-90 (31 -5, 16-2) 60 Eastern Washington (f) 57 62 Puget Sound 55 88 Seattle Pacnic 75 64 David Lipscomb+ 80 71 Seattle' 75 86 St.Martin's 80 76 Puget Sound (f) 71 63 Victoria 56 78 Western Washington 52 109 Whitwortll' 65 74 Victoria 77 65 Western Washington'(!) 55 74 Northwest Nazarene 76 84 Simon Fraser 79 1986-87 (32-9, 13·3) 135 Northwest' 71 90 Whitman 75 88 Seattle'(!) 68 70 Pacnic Lutheran' 83 57 Puget Sound 76 94 Alaska Southeast' 81 93 St.Martin's' 59 72 Eastern Washington 83 75 Whitworth'(!) 70 99 Whitman' 73 72 Whitman 53 95 Sheldon Jackson 55 70 Pacnic Lutheran 48 103 St. Martin's' 61 56 Simon Fraser'(!) 48 53 Cal Poly SLO 58 59 Lewis-Clark Stale 75 77 SJ. Martin's' 55 74 Simon Frase~ 77 67 Simon Frase~ 69 108 Lewis-Clark Stale'(!) 78 89 Cal-Davis 70 74 Eastern Washington 76 76 Northwest Nazarene 71 80 Western Washington• 83 66 Lewis-Clark Stale' 63 89 Seattle Pacific 86 69 Pacnic Lutheran · 59 59 Pacffic Lutheran 60 84 Whitworth 80 97 Northwest' 58 68 Albertson's 66 89 Pacffic Lutheran'(!) 61 71 St. Martin's' 46 65 Simon Fraser 67 77 Lewis-Clark Stale' 65 90 Seattle' 70 66 Oregon Tech 55 105 Western Washington• 79 107 Seattle Pacffic 97 66 Western Washington 59 73 94 College of Idaho 80 79 Puget Sound 71 101 Western Baptist 82 Eastern Washington 81 68 Simon Frase~ 57 74 Hawaii-Hilo 60 123 87 WamerPacnic 71 107 Sheldon Jackson• 73 79 Puget Sound 75 Seattle'(!) 88 57 Western Wash'(ol) 62 87 Hawaii· Hilo 64 66 Montana 91 92 Alaska Southeast' 79 79 Whitwortll 66 98 Whitman· 63 71 Whitworth' 68 65 Puget Sound 88 67 UC- Riverside 77 76 St . Martin's' 70 91 St. Martin's' 71 71 Puget Sound(!) 57 88 Lewis-Clark SI.' 70 76 Seattle Pacific 67 68 Puget Sound 79 103 Lewis-Clark State" 78 87 Sheldon Jackson' 49 78 Simon Fraser' 62 74 Seattle' 71 48 St. Martin's 49 70 Pacffic Lutheran 53 75 Western Washington" 78 70 Western Washilgton' 79 69 Seattle Pacffic(f) 66 94 Seattle Pacnic 84 98 Seattle 60 90 Seattle' 73 72 Western Washilgton" 51 73 Whitworth 63 63 St. Martin's'(!) 59 64 Puget Sound 58 67 Simon Fraser · OT 66 95 Seattle Pacnic 85 84 Western Washington" 95 66 Puget Sound' 61 96 Seattle"(!) 77 103 Lewis-Clark Stale' 61 49 St. Martin's 48 73 Simon Frase~ 77 114 Alaska Southeast' 64 86 St . Martin's "(!) 73 65 Portland 83 58 SI.Martin's 51 87 Western Washington' 75 1988-89 (32-1 0, 12-4) 85 Simon Frase~ 65 68 St.Martin's" 70 70 SI.Martin's' 55 42 Biola 57 67 Pugel Sound 62 83 Seattle 73 97 Lewis-Clark State• 62 68 Si. Martin's"(!) 63 80 Whitworth' 68 75 Whitworth' 58 75 BYU-Hawaii 78 89 Seattle' 79 104 Simon Fraser' 66 1981-82 (22·7) 72 Seattle' 68 92 Hawaii Pacific 75 68 Puget Sound' 52 66 Western Washington' 64 84 Western Montana 62 85 Whitman 65 61 Wisconson-Eau Claire 77 77 Seattle Padic 73 1983·84 (23·10, 12·2) 94 Western Oregon++ 72 93 Trinity Western 65 82 West . Washilgton(OT)' 79 81 Carleton , Minn. 68 78 Whitman 60 95 St. Martin's 74 77 Eastern Washngton 90 67 Portland 75 75 Seattle Pacnic 70 82 Pacnic Lutheran 64 101 Alaska Pacific' 65 85 Seattle Pacnic 77 87 Pacnic Lutheran" 66 75 Seattle 54 57 Eastern Washington 55 68 St. Martin's' 65 93 Seattle' 69 54 Gonzaga 86 74 Seattle" 65 74 Pacffic Lutheran 88 Lewis-Clark State' 75 72 Whitman 89 89 Western Washngton' 75 63 99 Cal-Stale·LA 65 90 Seattle" 75 71 Puget Sound 66 82 Pacnic Lutheran 65 79 Alaska Southeast' 68 82 Sheldon Jackson' 67 59 Pacnic Lutheran' 48 82 Hawaii Pacttic+ 79 76 Simon Fraser 74 67 Pugel Sound 70 74 Lewis-Clark Stale' 80 114 Alaska Southeast' 78 77 Lewis-Clark Stale' 82 58 Minnesota-Duluth+ 57 63 Pacnic Lutheran 80 98 Simon Fraser' (!) 64 90 Western Oregon 77 72 Alaska Pacnic' 59 59 Whitman• 54 64 West. Virg. Wesleyeri+ 63 62 Whitworth 58 72 Whitman 67 65 Warner Pacific 51 65 Whitworth" 46 60 Cal Poly - SLO (2ot) 61 64 Fort Hayes State+ 65 77 Cal Poly Pamona 67 105 Sheldon Jackson' 52 61 CS· Dominguez Hills 52 86 Western Washington" 64 69 Cal State • Sonoma 57 94 Maycrest+ 108 57 Puget Sound 72 58 Montana 71 94 Alaska Southeast' 80 76 Puget Sound 61 83 Western Washilgton" 66 66 Si.Martin's Whitworth'(!) 66 67 Western Washington· 64 57 62 Portland (ot) 65 1985-86 (27-6, 12·2) 88 69 Northern State+ 45 93 Seattle Pacnic 83 76 St . Martil's' 49 86 Sheldon Jackson' 49 92 Alderson-Broaddus+ 81 101 Simon Fraser' 60 77 Victoria 66 72 Lewis-Clark State 49 108 Alaska Southeast" 66 77 Puget Sound 64 57 Wisconsin-Eau Claire+ 84 65 Western Washington· 53 82 George Fox 80 60 Eastern Washington 74 78 88 Western Washington" 75 67 Lewis-Clark State' 74 Whitworth' 67 75 Seattle Pacnic 72 59 Western Washington 60 66 Western Washington" 77 75 Whitworth 73 1990-91 (14-14) 57 Pugel Sound 74 64 Gonzaga 63 79 Seattle 58 81 Western Washington" 65 64 Simon Fraser' 56 86 Victona 99 78 Si. Martin's (ot) 77 77 Whitman' 78 75 Eastern Washington 70 86 Atlantic Chnstlan+ 82 73 St. Martin's' 47 80 Montana Tech 85 64 Seattle Pacnic 74 68 Lewis-Clark Stale' 67 69 Lewis-Clark State 84 St. Thomas Aquinas+ 83 85 Pacnic Lutheran 59 77 Carroll 92 53 60 WMworth' (ot) 58 75 Pacffic Lutheran' 73 72 Seattle Pacffic 82 92 Hawaii • Hilo+ 75 120 Northwest• 44 72 Western Montana 93 66 Western Washington· 67 74 College of Idaho 78 97 Simon Fraser 63 Washburn+ 65 62 Seattle' 54 87 Seattle 93 68 91 Simon Fraser' 68 85 Northwest Nazarene 99 69 Western Washngton 58 79 Georgetown, KY+ 69 80 Whitworth 67 83 Simon Fraser 66 108 Lewis-Clark State' 69 96 Whilman(3ot) 95 92 Whitman 76 93 Seattle Pacffic 76 92 Pacnic Lutheran (2ot) 97 62 Puget Sound 73 74 Puget Sound 59 69 SJ. Marlin's 1987-88 (23·11, 14·4) 77 Puget Sound (ot) 82 85 Albertson's 89 64 95 Seattle Pacnic 76 69 SJ. Martin's' 55 93 Puget Sound 73 94 Alaska Southeast' 96 66 Western Washington' 69 90 Southam Oregon 92 59 Pacnic Lutheran•· 56 63 Western Washington• 59 69 Western Washington " 84 Seattle Pacnic 74 59 Simon Fraser' 71 114 Oregon Tech (3ot) 110 53 66 Eastern Washington 58 55 Whiworth'(f) 57 77 Whitworth" 67 60 Eastern Washington 81 92 Seattle' 71 90 Western Washington 81 122 St. Martin's'66 101 Seattle' 68 74 Cumberland+ 76 Puget Sound 87 88 Whitman 58 62 Puget Sound 71 65 84 Seattle' 73 68 St. Martin 's' 57 49 Hampton lnstftute + 63 84 Northwest Nazarene 59 114 Northwest' 43 107 Seattle 73 70 Western Washtt(ol) 69 82 Pacnic Lutheran' 60 98 Western Baptist 71 97 Alaska Southeast' 80 56 St. Marlin's 46 69 Lewis-Clark Stale 56 77 Seattle Pacnic 76 1982-83 (7 ·23, 5·9) 54 Oregon Tech 66 122 Sheldon Jackson• 78 67 Seattle Pacnic 74 58 Pacffic Lutheran 54 65 Lewis-Clark State' 69 48 Montana 74 86 Chapman (ot) 84 111 Lewis-Clark State" 84 66 Pugel Sound 56 82 Pacnic Lutheran 74 65 Puget Sound 62 77 Western Montana 67 75 Puget Sound 84 91 Western Washington" 75 90 Sheldon Jackson 72 75 Carson-Newman+ 74 82 Western Washngton' 70 78 St.Martin's' 67 62 Montana 68 83 Western Washngton" 92 72 Whitworth 79 59 St. Thomas Aquinas+ 74 81 Whitworth' 69 100 Lewis-Clark Stale' 59 86 Whitworth' 74 73 Western Washngton (ot)" 67 99 Western Washngton 90 74 Seattle' 52 61 Portland 103 Lewis·Clark State' 68 86 Georgia College+ 79 100 Lewis-Clark State 89 66 66 Eastern Washington 81

44 45 70 St. Martin's 75 54 Lewis-Clark State' 60 59 Washington State 104 107 Western Washington (ot) 96 n Western Wash'1gton' 74 75 Montana (ot) 83 91 Simon Fraser 83 76 Simon Fraser' 85 66 Oregon Tech 67 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS 75 Puget Sound 76 107 St. Martin's' 72 77 Sou1hem Oregon 92 86 · Lewis-Clark State (ot) 92 81 Lewis-Clark State' 72 71 Whitman 76 BO Seattla Pacttic 69 76 Pacttic Lu1heran 67 59 Lewis-Clark State' 86 AIGlnles Conlnnce 93 Sheldon Jackson 84 90 Seattle' 51 93 Simon Fraser' 74 w L PF PA w L Finish Homl ,,.,., Nlutrll 103 Whitworth 91 76 Sheldon Jackson 53 53 Puget Sound' 50 1902 1 G-1 1-0 0-0 89 Whitworth 64 65 Western Washington' 64 1903 3 1991-92 (19-13, 9-5) 131 Simon Fraser' 87 61 Seattle Pacttic 62 1904 2 136 83 3-0 3-2 0-0 87 Western Montana 72 B1 St. Martin's' 68 84 Seattle' 68 1905 3 3-1 2·2 0-0 74 Carroll 56 82 Puget Sound' 69 68 BYU-Hawaii 64 1906 1 1-0 G-1 0-0 73 Montana Tech 74 69 Puget Sound' 65 81 St. Martin's (2ot)' 78 1907 2 101 87 2·1 G-1 0-0 106 Malispina 63 84 Western Washington' n 74 Seattle' 65 1906 7 0 306 140 7-0 0-0 0-0 71 Carroll 72 100 Simon Fraser'' 68 76 Simon Fraser' 60 1909 4 5 3-1 H 0-0 91 Whitworth 76 68 Western Washington" 76 65 Hawaii Pacttic n 1910 8 4 475 341 5-1 3-3 0-0 B9 Seattle Pacttic (ot) 87 78 Central Arkansas+ 66 71 Lewis-Clark State' 59 1911 9 2 383 209 4-0 5-2 0-0 94 Simon Fraser' 95 74 Midwestern State , TX+ 7B 71 St. Martin:s• 73 1912 4 7 267 227 2-3 2-4 0-0 76 Seattle' 73 103 Puget Sound' 77 1913 7 6 374 302 7-3 G-3 0-0 65 Whitworth' 59 1993-94 (12-17, 6·6) 82 Western Washington• 91 1914 6 3 233 212 6-2 G-1 0-0 72 Pacttic Lu1heran 86 B1 Albertson 89 7B St. Martin's++ 63 1915 0 2 22 59 G-2 0-0 0-0 61 Oregon Tech BS 71 Carroll 72 77 Lewis-Clark State++ 60 1916 2 5 139 178 2-5 0-0 0-0 93 Southern Oregon 85 72 Whitman 73 76 St. Maiy's, Tex.+ 64 1917 4 9 325 538 2-4 2-5 0-0 99 Oregon Tech 68 68 Southern Utah 94 75 The Master's, Caltt.+ 68 1922 5 8 30B 311 4-3 1-5 0-0 94 Chico State (2ot) 99 59 Weber State 79 1923 4 13 3-6 1-7 0-0 96 Whitman (ot) 88 82 Northwest Nazarene 93 1995-96 (15-15, 3-9) 1924 7 9 382 403 3 2nd-T 3-6 4-3 0-0 73 Alaska-Fairbanks n B2 Whitworth B7 94 Eastern Oregon 72 1925 2 11 274 435 4 3rd 1-5 Hi 0-0 75 Pacttic Lutheran 71 BO Western Washington 79 77 Eastern Oregon 57 1926 6 13 522 572 4 3rd 3-6 3-7 0-0 72 St. Martin's' 76 91 Puget Sound 95 61 Seattle Pacttic 72 1927 B 12 1 3 2nd-T 4-4 2-6 0-0 73 Lewis-Clark State' 76 83 Whitman 62 B1 Pacttic Lutheran 76 1928 14 13 B73 802 3 1 1sH 6-3 8-10 0-0 61 Seattle Pacttic 65 93 Central Missouri 7B 66 Gonzaga B6 1929 18 5 768 602 4 0 1st 6-3 12-2 0-0 102 Sheldon Jackson' 44 6B Missouri Western 72 105 Western Baptist (2ot) 97 1930 25 1 1099 539 8 0 1st 10-0 14·1 1-0 77 Seattle' 74 65 Seattle' BS 87 Humboldt State 73 1931 22 3 939 573 4 0 1st 10-0 12-3 0-0 76 Simon Fraser' 69 96 St. Martin's' 69 72 Whitworth 77 1932 21 6 1041 563 4 0 1st 13-1 8-5 0-0 72 Puget Sound' 67 91 BYU-Hawaii 117 81 Northwest Nazarene 77 1933 15 3 649 449 4 0 1st 12-0 13-3 0-0 84 Western Washington' 62 B9 Hawaii Pacttic 80 75 Whitman 46 1934 17 5 754 596 3 1 1st-T 11-1 6-2 G-2 75 Puget Sound' 74 B1 Simon Fraser' 74 69 Missouri Rolla 75 1935 21 5 781 632 3 1 1st 12-1 9-4 0-0 73 St. Martin's' 70 66 Western Washington' 92 70 Northeast Missouri 80 1936 15 10 796 752 2 2 2nd 9-5 6-4 G-1 83 Lewis-Clark State' 96 B8 Puget Sound (ot)' 92 B3 Pacttic Lutheran 70 1937 12 9 709 664 2 2 2nd 7-2 5-7 0-0 63 Western Washington' 64 61 Lewis-Clark State' 73 93 Northwest College 74 1938 13 10 874 759 1 3 2rnH 7-3 6-5 G-2 97 Seattle" 73 84 Whitworth (ot) 81 63 Lewis-Clark State' 66 1939 14 6 ns 666 3 3 2nd-T 1().2 4-4 0-0 69 St. Martin's" 72 83 St . Martin's' 66 70 Western Washington' 72 1940 16 5 838 678 12 4 151 B-3 B-2 0-0 77 Western Washington' B7 B9 Northwest College 79 1941 11 8 783 706 10 6 3rd 7-3 4-5 0-0 1992-93 (29·7, 1G-2) 81 Seattle' 75 92 St. Martin's' 84 1942 11 8 976 839 8 8 2nd-T 7-3 4-5 0-0 79 Northwest Nazarene 78 66 Seattle Pacttic 59 56 Puget Sound' 74 1943 16 7 1141 962 11 5 2nd 11-2 5-5 0-0 71 Lewis-Clark State 69 75 Puget Sound' 59 75 Simon Fraser' 77 1946 13 7 1039 866 10 6 2nd-T 7-3 6-3 G-1 90 Pacttic Lutheran 72 64 Simon Fraser' 72 75 Seattle' 77 1947 21 3 1528 1134 11 1 1st-T 9-0 12·2 G-1 76 Whitman 51 9B Lewis-Clark State' 66 69 Simon Fraser' 79 1948 18 9 1475 1261 9 6 3rd 6-2 6-7 2-0 104 Sonoma State 70 65 Seattle" 71 91 Puget Sound' (ot) 93 1949 21 7 1595 1407 12 2 1st 10-0 9-5 2-2 75 Cal Baptist 55 58 Lewis-Clark State' B9 1950 24 8 1892 1611 10 4 2nd-T 1().2 1G-4 4-2 82 Northwest Nazarene 68 1994-95 (2G-14, 9-3) 6B Western Washington' B4 1951 B 18 1394 14n 4 10 6th-T 4-5 3-13 1-0 77 Albertson 66 76 Albertson 89 83 St. Martin's' 67 1952 17 11 1679 1593 9 3 2nd 6-1 9-5 0-5 87 Whitman 72 45 MS -Northern (ij 58 9B Seattle' 83 1953 11 14 1606 1686 3 9 7th 6-5 4-9 1-0 73 Whitworth 63 77 Eastern Oregon 60 79 St. Martin's++ 76 1954 11 12 1436 1461 6 6 4th 5-3 5-,7 1-2 85 Puget Sound 71 91 Eastern Oregon 86 60 Simon Fraser++ 79 1955 17 5 1594 1436 7 5 3rd 6-3 6-2 3-0 93 Western Washington 63 82 C. of Notre Dame 71 70 Seattle++ 81 1956 18 9 2001 1828 12 6 3rd 9-4 9-5 0-0 113 Sou1hem Oregon B4 79 Colorado Mines 59 1957 12 11 1453 1431 7 5 3rd 6-3 5-6 1-2 59 Willamette 84 70 Whitman 60 'District/Region/Conference game 1958 18 7 1510 1351 10 2 2nd 9·1 8-6 1-0 75 ldlaho 89 71 Ltte, Ga. 85 "District/Region playoffs 1959 13 10 1476 1417 4 8 4th·T 9-3 3-7 1-0 62 Seattle Pacttic 73 64 Seattle 59 +National playoffs 1960 11 13 1531 1635 5 9 5th 7-6 4-7 0-0 B1 Grace, Ind. 93 53 Gonzaga 93 ++Conference playoffs 1961' 9 14 1512 1537 3 11 6th 5-6 2-6 2-0 92 Seattle' 77 (ij - fortened 1962 11 13 1582 1541 6 4th-T 4-5 7-5 0-3 1963 14 10 1781 1723 6 4th 7-2 3-6 4-2 1964 9 14 1764 1845 7 5th 3-4 3-6 3-4 46 47 Western Baptist (1988·96) .000 2 1.000 3 1.000 1965 20 2108 1863 1st 12-3 6·2 2-1 Waslem Oregon (1932-89) .000 20 1.000 22 .917 1966 21 2260 2026 2nd 7-2 10-4 4-2 1967 27 2552 2107 1st 11-0 11·2 5-2 1968 22 2380 2046 10 1st 11-3 7.3 4-2 Frontier Conference PCT L PCT 1969 w w w L PCT 24 2500 2206 8 1st 11-2 6·5 1·2 1970 31 Carroll (1972·94) 3 .250 0 0 .000 2 .400 2432 2141 12 1st 10-0 16-0 5·2 1971 Montana Tecll (1991 ·92) 2 .000 0 0 .000 0 .000 24 2569 2243 11 1st-T 12-1 8·5 4.3 1972 Northern Montana (1995) 0 1.000 0 0 .000 1.000 17 2121 1978 9 2nd-T 10-1 5-8 2-2 1973 20 Waslem Montana (1963·92) 1 .500 3 0 1.000 .714 1842 1711 11 1st 12-1 6·7 2-1 1974 17 10 2095 2031 8 1st-T 11-0 5.7 1-3 1975 Others W L PCT W PCT w L PCT 23 6 2284 1944 10 1st 12-1 9-4 2-1 1976 Alaska-Fairbanks (1956-92) 0 1 .000 14 .700 17 7 .708 23 2235 2019 9 2nd 8-3 12·3 3-1 19n 24 Alaska Pacnic (1990) 0 0 .000 2 .000 2 0 .000 2325 2097 11 1st-T 14-1 7-4 3.3 1978 21 Alaska Southeast (1987·90) 0 0 .000 8 .889 8 1 .889 2219 1966 9 1st-T 15-0 6·7 0-1 1979 Alcorn A&M (1968·74) 0 0 .000 1 .500 1 1 .500 25 2399 2027 11 -1 10-4 4-1 1980 Biola(1980-81) 0 0 .000 .500 1 1 .500 27 2520 2169 1st-T 12-2 12·3 3-1 1981 British Colum!lia (1932-82) 0 0 .000 .000 35 7 .833 21 12 2280 21 55 11-4 9.7 1-1 1982 BYU·Hawaii (1989·95) 1 .500 .000 1 2 .333 22 2133 1909 12-0 6-8 4·1 1983 Cal Poly SLO (1984·85) 0 .000 2 .000 0 2 .000 7 23 2395 2007 7th 4-9 2·12 1-2 1984 Chapman (1962·88) 0 .000 0 1.000 .667 23 10 2446 2210 12 1st 9-2 11-6 3-2 1985 25 Central Missouri (1950·94) 1 0 1.000 0 .000 1 .500 11 2736 2491 12 2nd 12-1 6·4 1986 Chico State (1966·92) 0 1 .000 0 1.000 5 .833 27 6 2530 23 19 12 1st 12-1 11 ·4 4·1 1987 Eastern New Mexico (1967-70) 0 0 .000 0 1.000 2 1.000 32 9 3330 2861 13 1st 13-2 13·5 6-2 1988 23 Easlem Washinglon (1904·90) 0 0 .000 37 22 .627 93 75 .554 11 2909 2467 14 2nd 13-1 8-10 2-0 1989 Gonzaga (1931·96) 0 1 .000 2 7 222 9 19 .321 32 10 3378 2847 12 2nd 12-3 13-5 7-2 1990 31 Grace (1981-93) 0 1 .000 1 0 1.000 1 .500 2949 2429 16 1st 12-1 14-3 5·1 1991 14 Grambling (1966·77) 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 0 .000 14 2380 2313 8-1 5·10 1·3 1992 19 Hawaii-Hilo (1980-87) 0 0 .000 2 0 1.000 2 1.000 13 2566 2388 9 1st-T 10-3 7-9 2·1 1993 29 Hawaii Pacnic (1985-95) 1 1 .500 2 0 1.000 3 .750 2987 2571 10 1st 11 -1 11-4 6-2 1994 Humboldt State (1958·96) 0 0 .000 1 0 1.000 4 .800 12 17 2254 2293 6 4th-T 6-3 4-11 2-3 1995 20 Idaho (1928·93) 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 6 .500 14 2490 2465 9 1sr 10-2 5-8 5-4 1996 Kentucky State (1970·71) 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 0 .000 15 15 2330 2292 3 6th-T 6-5 6-8 3·2 Los Angeles State (1977-84) 0 0 .000 2 0 1.000 2 .000 Macalaster (1969·74) 0 0 .000 1 .500 1 .500 Marymount (1973-76) 0 0 .000 2 .000 0 .000 Midwestern State, TX (1979·93) 0 1 .000 1 .000 0 .000 All-Time vs. Opponents Montana (1933·95) 0 1 .000 4 .000 6 .400 Northwest College (1988·96) 0 0 .000 0 1.000 6 1.000 Pasadena (1965-71) 0 0 .000 0 1.000 2 1.000 Coleman Nicholson All·Time Portland (1936-85) 0 0 .000 1 6 .143 12 12 .500 Pacific Northwest AC W L PCT W L PCT W L PCT Portland State (1959·73) 0 0 .000 9 6 .600 12 10 .545 Lewis-Clar!< State (1911 -96) 5 6 .455 25 .781 39 17 .696 Sacramento State (1965-70) 0 0 .000 4 1 .800 4 1 .800 St. Martin's(1 927-96) 8 .667 57 12 .826 121 22 .846 St. Mary's, Tex. (1989·95) 0 0 .000 0 .000 1 1 .500 Seante(1926-96) 10 .769 19 .760 45 18 .714 Sheldon Jackson(1987·93) 4 0 1.000 8 1.000 12 0 1.000 Simon Fraser(1969-96) 8 .727 28 11 .718 37 16 .698 Seanle Pacnic (1952-96) 3 4 .429 32 17 .653 48 30 .615 We stern Washing1on(1908-96) 10 .714 58 20 .744 136 73 .651 Sonoma State (1984·93) 1 0 1.000 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 Spokane College (1922·29) 0 0 .oo6 0 .000 0 0 .000 Northwest Conference w PCT w PCT w PCT St. Thomas Aquinas (1984·87) 0 0 .000 1 .500 1 1 .000 Lewis & Clar!< (1949-73) 0 .000 1.000 14 .778 Victoria (1985·91) 0 1 .000 2 .500 2 3 .400 Linfield (1930-70) 0 .000 .750 8 .800 Warner Pacnic (1983·89) 0 0 .000 4 1 .800 1 .800 Pacific (1935-85) 0 .000 1.000 6 1 .857 Washinglon (1903·43) 0 0 .000 0 0 .000 14 .125 Pacnic Lutheran (1928-96) 3 .600 48 .857 94 53 .639 Washinglon State (1908·95) 0 1 .000 0 0 .000 4 21 .160 Puget Sound(1922-96) 9 .692 25 19 .568 74 52 .587 Whittier (1968·72) 0 0 .000 1 3 .250 1 3 .250 Whitman (1928-96) 5 .714 21 .913 52 14 .788 Weber State (1963-94) 0 .000 0 0 .000 0 2 .000 Whilworth (1912-96) 6 .750 42 10 .808 71 43 .607 Wisconsin-Eau Claire (1980·90) 0 .000 0 3 .000 0 3 .000 Willamene (1925-93) 0 .000 2 .667 8 .467 JCs·Frosh 55 28 .663 Non-college (1904·63) 112 58 .659 Cascade Conference One-year series 53 28 .654 w PCT w PCT w PCT Albertson's (1935-95) .250 3 .750 5 .556 Eastern Ore gon (197 1-96) Nole: Greg Sparling W·Lvs . opponents . Eastern Oregon 2-0, Gonzaga 0·1, Humbo_ldt State 1-0, Lewis-Clar!< State 1-2, Missour'. Rolla 1.000 15 .938 19 .950 George Fox (1979 -86) 0· 1, Northeast Missouri O· 1, Northwest College 2-0, Northwest Nazarene 1·0, Pacific Lutheran 2-0, Puget Sound 0-2, St. Martm 3-0 , .000 1.000 1.000 Northwest Nazarene (1939-96) St. Mary's 1-0, Seanle 1-2, Seattle Pacnic 0·1, Sinon Fraser 1-2, The Master's 0-1, Western Baptist 1-0, Western Washinglon 0·2, 1, .667 .500 .700 Oregon Tech (1971 -95) Wh~man1-0,Whitworth0·1 . Totals17·16 . 2 .500 15 .789 17 .73 9 Southern Oregon (1964-95) 2 .500 14 .875 17 .810 49 48 AWARD WINNERS ALL-STARS Most Valuable 1955 Don Myers 1940 Don Sorenson Gil Coleman All-American 1975 Les Wyatt 1950 Fred Peterspm 1983 Doug Harris Don Heacox 1941 Bob Miller 1976 Greg McDaniel 1952 Ken Telfer Inspirational Bill Loe 1984 Ken Bunton 1956 Don Myers 1942 Ernie Lewis First Team 1976 Dave Oliver 1952 1995 Josh Phillips Heacox 1985 Darrell Tanner 1957 Bill Coordes 1943 Russ Wiseman 1967 Mel Cox 1977 Les Wyatt 1954 Don 1996 Bryce Olson Bill Coordes 1986 Ron 1958 Bill Coordes 1944-45 No team 1970 Paul Adams 1977 Dave Oliver 1957 Bill Coordes vanderScilaal 1959 Bill Bieloh 1946 Bob Miller 1973 Rich Hanson 1978 Al Roberts 1958 Bob Werner 1987 Ron 1960 Phil Fitterer 1947 Hank Sliva 1993 Jason Pepper 1978 Carl Whrtfield 1964 vanderScllaal 1961 Phil Fitterer 1948 Dean Nicholson Hustle Award 1979 Dennis Johnson 1965 Mel Cox Jim Clifton 1988 Carl Aaron 1962 Doug Mclean 1949 Fred Peterson 1961 Craig Heimbigner Second Team 1979 Joe Holmes 1965 1989 Carl Aaron 1963 Harold Riggan 1950 Harvey Wood 1962 Doug Mclean 1968 Dave Benedict 1979 Ray Orange 1966 Mel Cox 1990 Jim Toole 1964 Bob Moawad 1951 Harvey Wood 1963 Ron Olney 1969 Theartis Wallace 1980 Ray Orange 1967 Mel Cox Dave Benedict 1991 Terry Brnt 1965 Jim Cliflon 1952 Al Wedekind 1964 Bob Werner 1972 Rich Hanson 1980 Dennis Johnson 1968 Dave Allen 1992 Larry Foster 1966 Ed Smnh 1953 Ken Teller 1965 Bill Kelly 1980 Ray Orange 1980 Sam Miller 1968 Theartis Wallace 1993 Jason Pepper 1967 Dan Bass 1954 Bob Logue 1966 Dan Bass 1983 Doug Harris 1981 Steve Pudists 1969 1994 Ryan Pepper 1968 Dave Benedict 1955 Jack Brantner 1967 Dave Benedict 1987 Ron vanderSchaaf 1981 John Harper 1969 Mnch Adams 1995 Ryan Pepper 1969 Theartis Wallace 1956 Jack Brantner 1968 Dave Allen 1989 Cart Aaron 1982 John Harper 1970 Mnch Adams 1996 Jett Foster 1970 Paul Adams 1957 Glenn Wood 1969 Dave Allen 1995 Ryan Pepper 1982 Slave Pudists 1970 Paul Adams Joe LaDuca 1958 Joe Kominski 1970 Dave Allen 1982 David Williams 1970 Dave Allen Rich Hanson Captains 1971 Mncil Adams Bud Snaza 1971 Robert Williams Third Team 1983 Bob Kennedy 1971 1972 Rich Hanson 1959 Wally Loe 1972 Gary Randall 1983 Danny Pike 1972 Rich Hanson 1904 Floyd Rader 1970 Dave Allen 1973 Rich Hanson 1960 Rick Fortner 1973 Bill Eldred 1983 Ken Bunton 1973 Rich Hanson 1905 F.T. Wilson 1971 Rich Hanson 1974 Bill Eldred 1961 Jett Kellman 1974 Steve Page 1983 Doug Harris 1974 Tm Sandberg 1906-10 No record 1990 Jim Toole 1975 Ned Delmore 1962 Phil Fitterer 1975 Steve Page 1984 Ken Bunton 1975 Les Wyatt 1911 Ben Rader Dave McDow 1963 Jim Clilton 1976 Greg McDaniel 1984 Danny Pike 1975 Steve Page 1912 Chester Honorable Mention 1976 Greg McDaniel 1964 Jim Clilton 1977 Tom Powers 1985 Darrell Tanner 1976 Dave Oliver Robinson 1965 Mel Cox 1977 Les Wyatt 1965 Ed Smnh 1978 Carl Whnlield 1986 Joe Harris 1977 Dave Oliver 1913 Will Tierney 1985 Jim Clifton 1978 Tom Powers 1966 Mel Cox 1979 Dennis Johnson 1986 Ron vanderSchaal 1978 CarlWhrtfield 1914 Claude Watkins 1966 Mel Cox 1979 Steve Page 1967 Mel Cox 1980 Tony Giles 1987 Ron vanderSchaal 1915 No captain 1967 Dave Benedict 1980 Ray Orange 1968 Jim Belmondo 1981 Mike Barney 1987 Joe Harris WIBA 1916 Harry Ganders 1969 Dave Allen 1981 Mike Barney 1969 Bruce Sanderson 1982 John Hollmann 1987 Rodnie Taylor 1980 Ray Orange 1917 James Campbell 1971 Mnch Adams 1982 Scott Tri 1970 Dave Allen 1983 John Honmann 1988 Cart Aaron 1980 Dennis Johnson 1918-21 No team 1975- Les Wyatt 1983 Ken Bunton 1971 George Bender 1984 Roger Boesel 1989 Carl Aaron 1922 Jack Robinson 1976 Dave Oliver 1984 Ken Bunton 1972 Eric Schooler 1985 Andy Atthoner 1989 Dave Biwer PNWAC 1923 Bill Charleston 1977 Les Wyatt 1985 Roger Boesel 1973 Bill Henninger 1986 Joe Gallero 1990 Jim Toole 1995 Ryan Pepper 1924 Don Matheny 1977 Dave Oliver 1986 Joe Harris 1974 Bill Eldred 1987 Tim Durden 1992 Larry Foster 1995 Leon Johnson 1925 John Heinrick 1978 Carl Whrtlield Joe Gallero 1975 Dave McDow 1988 Bryan Gerig 1993 Jason Pepper 1996 Jett Foster 1926-27 No record 1979 Joe Holmes 1987 Joe Harris 1976 Byron Angel 1989 Bryan Gerig 1993 Otto Pijpker 1928 Kermn Rodgers 1980 Dennis Johnson 1988 Israel Dorsey 1977 Dave Olzendam 1990 Jason Pepper 1929 No record 1985 Darre!ITanner All-Northwest 1989 Dave Biwer 1978 Al Roberts 1991 Terry Britt 1930 Bob Bailey 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf All-Region 1971 Rich Hanson 1990 Jim Toole Randy Sheritt 1992 Jett Albrecht 1931 Bob Bailey 1993 Otto Pijpker 1994 Ryan Pepper 1973 Rich Hanson · 1991 Jason Pepper 1979 Sieve Thorson 1993 Ryan Pepper 1932-34 No record 1994 Ryan Pepper 1977 Dave Oliver Greg Sparting 1980 Dennis Johnson 1994 Marc Gallero 1935 Ralph Sill 1996 Jett Foster All-Conference 1979 Joe Haimes 1992 Jason Pepper 1981 Mel Ninnis 1995 Marc Gallero 1936 John Holl 1980 Ray Orange Larry Foster 1982 Mel Ninnis 1996 Troy Steigman 1937 Arnie Faust All-Distr.ict Winco 1980 Dennis Johnson 1993 Heath Dolven 1983 Doug Harris 1938 Don Sanders 1965 Mel Cox 1940 Don Sanders 1982 David Williams Jason Pepper 1984 Danny Pike 1939 Don Sanders Ken Broche Award 1965 Jim Clifton 1941 Don Sanders 1983 Doug Harris 1994 Wade Venters Reese Radliff 1940 Don Sanders 1992 Shane 1967 Mel Cox 1942 Russ Wiseman 1984 Ken Bunton 1995 David Rockwood 1985 Keith Bragg 1941 Mickey Rogers McCullough 1967 Dave Benedict 1942 Clipper Carmody 1985 Darielf Tanner 1996 Troy Steigman 1986 Ron 1942 Jack Hubbard 1993 Jett Albrecht 1968 Dave Benedict 1943 Russ Wiseman 1986 Ron vanderSchaaf Mike Blankenship vanderSchaal 1943 Jack Hubbard 1994 Bryan Silver 1970 Paul Adams 1940 Clipper Carmody 1987 Ron vanderSchaaf 1987 Ron 1944-45 No team 1995 Eric Harper 1970 Dave Allen 1947 Fred Peterson 1987 Rodnie Taylor vanderSchaal 1946 Mickey Rogers Inspirational 1996 Tyce Nasinec 1971 Rich Hanson 1947 Dean Nicholson 1988 Carl Aaron 1988 Dave Biwer 1947 Hank Sliva 1930 Bob Bailey 1971 Mnch Adams 1948 Dean Nicholson 1989 Carl Aaron 1989 Jock White 1948 Jim Adamson 1931 Doug Haney Index Award 1972 Rich Hanson 1990 Jim Toole 1990 Greg Sparting 1949 Dean Nicholson 1932-34 No record 1992 Heath Dolven 1973 Rich Hanson Evergreen 1993 Jason Pepper 1991 Greg Sparting 1950 Dean Nicholson 1935 Jim Sesby 1993 Heath Dolven 1975 Steve Page 1949 Dean Nicholson 1995 Ryan Pepper 1992 Jason Pepper 1951 Bill Lee 1936 No record 1994 Willie Thomas 1950 Dean Nicholson 1937 Mel Bunsline 1993 Jason Pepper 1952 Bill Lee 1995 Leon Johnson 1994 David Rockwood 1953 Darrell Meyer 1938 John Vanderbrink 1996 Troy Steigman 1954 Gene Keller 1939 Don Sanders

50 51 1996-97 WINTER SCHEDJJLES UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT Women's Basketball Wrestling DR. IVORY NELSON (5th Year) Nov. 9 Alumni, 6 p.m, Nov. 9 at Clansmen Invitational, all day Dec. 6 Eastern Oregon, 6 p.m. Nov. 16 Wildcat Freestyle Open, all day Dr. Ivory Nelson was appointed Central Washington University's 11th president Dec. 7 Eastern Oregon, 2 p.m. Nov. 23 at Highline, 1 p.m. in Jan., 1992. Dec. 16 Concordia, 6 p.m. Nov. 23 SFU (at Vashon), 5 p.m. Nelson, 59, a 31-year veteran of leadership at every Dec. 20 at Whitworth Dec. 5-7 NAIA Duals_(at Las Vegas) level of higher education - research universities, four-year Jan.4 Pacific Lutheran, 5. p.m. Dec. 28-29 at Oregon Classic, all day schools and two-year schools - headed the five-campus Jan. 7 at Puget Sound Jan.4 at PLU Open , all day Alamo Community College District in San Antonio, Tex., Jan. 11 Montana State - Billings Jan.7 Montana State - Northern for the previous six years before becoming CWU's presi­ Jan. 16 •at Lewis-Clark State , Jan. 8 Yakima Valley . dent. Jan. 18 . •western Washington, 7:30 p.m. Jan. 11 ·.at Clackamas Open, all day Nelson earned his Ph.D. in analytical chemistry at the Jan. 20 at Alaska-Anchorage, 9:05 p.m. Jan. 15 Portland State (at Elma) University of Kansas. His undergraduate degree in sec­ Jan. 23 Simon Fraser ( Jan. 21 at Alaska-Fairbanks, 9 p.m. ondary education and chemistry is from Grambling State. ·Jan. 23 •at Seattle Jan. 24 Clackamas CC He took the helm of the San Antonio community col­ I Jan. 26 "Simon Fraser, 1 p.m. Jan.25 CWU Invitational, all day lege district in 1986 and guided it through several severe Jan. 30 •at St. Martin's Jan. 29 at Pacific Lutheran state budget cutbacks. Feb. 1 •at Western Washington Jan. 31 at Pacific Prior to 1986, Nelson worked 18 years as an administrative leader and chemis­ , Feb. 6 "Lewis-Clark State, 6 p.m. Feb. 1 at Southern Oregon, 1:30 p.m. try professor in the Texas A&M university system. He served three years as execu­ feb. 8 •st. Martin's Feb. 7 at North Idaho, 7:30 p.m. tive assistant to the chancellor of that four-university system, as well as one year as Feb.22 •Seattle Feb. 22 PNW ·Regionals (at Tacoma) acting president of Prairie View A&M. Feb. 28 •at Simon Fraser Nelson also served as vice-president for research and special programs as as *PNWACgame ~AJA Na!ionals: Mar. 7-8 at Jameston, N.D. assistant dean of academic affairs at Prairie View. ' During the 1960s he worked as a chemistry professor and chairman of the PNWAC Playoffs: Mar. 5, 8, 12. NAIA division of natural sciences at Southern University, Shreveport, La. , and as a chem­ Nationals: Mar. 19-25 at Jackson, Tenn. Swimming istry professor at Southern University, Baton Rouge , La. Nov. 9 Willamette, 1 p.m. Inducted into the Phi Beta Kappa honor society at the University of Kansas, Nov. 15 Puget Sound, 5 p.m. Nelson won a Fulbright lectureship in chemistry to the Universidad Autonomous de Women's JV Basketball Nov. 16 Simon Frase r, 1 p.m. Guadalajara in 1966. He received a DuPont teaching fellowship at the University Nov. 23 at Wenatchee Vall~y. 6 p.m. Nov. 22 Whitman, 5 p.m. of Kansas in 1962. Nov. 26 Big Bend, 5 p.m. Dec. 6-7 PLU Invitational, al) day Author of numerous publications on analytical chemistry and on the role of uni­ Dec. 3 Everett, 5 p.m. Dec. 6-7 Husky Invitational, all day versity research, teaching and public service, he has been active in professional Dec. 6 Eastern Oregon JVs, 4 p.m. Jan. 11 Pacific Lutheran , 1 p.m. and community projects and organizations. · Dec. 16 Wenatchee Valley, 4 p.m. Jan. 18 Evergreen State, 1.p .m. Nelson and his wife, Dr. Patricia Nelson, have four grown children. Dec. 17 at Big Bend , 6 p.m. Jan.24 at Linfield , 6 p.m. Jan. 8 Walla Walla CC, 6 p.m. Jan. 25 at Lewis & Clark, 1 p.m. CWU THUMBNAIL FACTS -Jan. 12 at Walla Walla College , 5:30 Feb. 1 at Whitworth , 1 p.m. Location Ellensburg, Wash . 98926 Jan .. 18 Walla Walla College, 5:30 p.m. Feb. 6 at Puget Sound, 6 p.m. Founded 1891 Jan. 23-25 at Walla Walla College Invitational Feb. 7-9 Washington State Open Enrollment 7000 President Dr. Ivory Nelson All events begin at 7 p.m. except where noted. NAl.A Nationals: Mar. 5-8 at Federal Way Faculty Athletic Rep Dr. Clinton Duncan Colors Crimson and Black Nickname Wildcats Listen to all Wildcat Men's Basketball games on KXLE (1240 AM) or call Stadium Tomlinson (4000) TEAMLINE (1-800-846-4700 Extension 9892). A major credit card is Pavilion Nicholson (3600) · required. 52