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PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Updated Through 2019-20 Season

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Most Career POW Winners 9 Brad Oleson, Alaska 6 Chris Banchero, Seattle Pacific 5 Peter Bullock, Alaska Anchorage Fred Hooks, Humboldt State Austin Nichols, Humboldt State Ryan Diggs, Western Washington Lance Den Boer, Central Washington Blake Poole, Saint Martin’s John Allen, Western Washington David Downs, Seattle Pacific Andy Avgi, Western Oregon 4 Jason Williams, Alaska Kemmy Burgess, Alaska Anchorage Carl Arts, Alaska Anchorage Brian Barkdoll, Northwest Nazarene Taylor Rohde, Alaska Anchorage Mitch Penner, Seattle Pacific Taylor Stafford, Western Washington 2001-02 Nov. 12-18 Austin Nichols, Humboldt State Nov. 19-25 Terry Thompson, Central Washington Nov. 26-D. 2 Fred Hooks, Humboldt State Dec. 3-9 Maurice Cato, Seattle Pacific Dec. 10-16 Yusef Aziz, Seattle Pacific Austin Nichols, Humboldt State Dec. 17-23 James Thomas Jr, NW Nazarene Dec. 24-30 Yusef Aziz, Seattle Pacific Peter Bullock, Alaska Anchorage Dec. 31-J.6 A.J. Giesa, Western Washington Jan. 7-13 Fred Hooks, Humboldt State Gerrit Eades, Saint Martin’s Jan. 14-20 Mike Palm, Western Washington Brannon Stone, Seattle Pacific Jan. 21-27 Mark White, Humboldt State Kevin Richard, Northwest Nazarene Jan. 28-F.3 Maurice Cato, Seattle Pacific Mike Palm, Western Washington Feb. 4-10 Gerrit Eades, Saint Martin’s Feb. 11-17 Jacob Stevenson, Western Washington Jason Williams, Alaska Fairbanks Feb. 18-24 Eric Sandrin, Seattle Pacific Jacob Stevenson, Western Washington Feb. 25-M.3 Nick Johnson, Seattle Pacific Robert Day, Western Oregon 2002-03 Nov. 19-25 Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks Nov. 26-D.1 Peter Bullock, Alaska Anchorage Dec. 2-8 Jason Chivers, Seattle Pacific Dec. 9-15 Terry Thompson, Central Washington Dec. 16-22 Darnell Lyons, Seattle Dec. 23-29 Fred Hooks, Humboldt State Dec. 30-J.5 Jason Williams, Alaska Fairbanks Jan. 6-12 Maurice Tyee, Western Washington Jan. 13-19 Scott Freymond, Central Washington Jan. 20-26 Darnell Lyons, Seattle Austin Nichols, Humboldt State Jan. 27-F.2 Jason Williams, Alaska Fairbanks

Feb. 3-9 Yusef Aziz, Seattle Pacific Sean Kelly, Western Oregon Feb. 10-16 Mike Palm, Western Washington Peter Bullock, Alaska Anchorage Feb. 17-23 Jesse Keely, Seattle Pacific Steve Towne, Alaska Fairbanks Feb. 24-M. 2 Brandon Hartley, Saint Martin’s Robert Day, Western Oregon Mar. 3-9 Jason Williams, Alaska Fairbanks 2003-04 Nov. 17-23 Evan Kieling, Western Oregon Peter Bullock, Alaska Anchorage Nov. 24-30 Peter Bullock, Alaska Anchorage Dec. 1-7 Fred Hooks, Humboldt State Dec. 8-14 Derek Olich, Northwest Nazarene Dec. 15-21 Aaron Lawrence, Alaska Anchorage Robert Day, Western Oregon Dec. 29-J.4 Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks Jan. 5-11 Brandon Hartley, Saint Martin’s Jason Chivers, Seattle Pacific Jan. 12-18 Mark White, Humboldt State Jan.19-25 Kemmy Burgess, Alaska Anchorage Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks Jason Burrell, Western Washington Jan. 26-F.1 Tyler Mitchell, Central Washington Feb.2-8 Austin Nichols, Humboldt State Sean Kelly, Western Oregon Feb. 9-15 Andrew Smith, Alaska Fairbanks Dustin Bremerman, Seattle Pacific Feb. 16-22 Ryan Diggs, Seattle Pacific Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks Feb. 23-29 Ralph Steele, Seattle Pacific Mar. 1-7 Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks Fred Hooks, Humboldt State Mar. 8-14 Austin Nichols, Humboldt State 2004-05 Nov. 1-7 Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks Nov. 15-21 Grant Dykstra, Western Washington Nov. 22-28 Niko Nunogawa, Saint Martin’s Grant Dykstra, Western Washington Nov. 29-D.5 Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks Dec. 6-12 Mesut Ademoglu, Northwest Nazarene Dec. 13-19 Jordan Lee, Seattle Pacific Tyler Amaya, Western Washington Dec. 27-J.2 Lance Den Boer, Central Washington Kevin Johnson, Humboldt State Jan. 3-9 Kyle Boast, Central Washington Jan. 10-16 Evan Kieling, Western Oregon Jan. 17-23 Tony Binetti, Seattle Pacific Ryan Diggs, Western Washington Jan. 24-30 Bim Makinde, Seattle Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks Jan. 31-F.6 Jason Chivers, Seattle Pacific Feb. 7-13 Mesut Ademoglu, Northwest Nazarene Ryan Diggs, Western Washington Feb. 14-20 Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks Feb. 21-27 Bernard Seals, Seattle Mark Drake, Alaska anchorage

F.28-Mar. 6 Mesut Ademoglu, Northwest Nazarene Mar. 7-14 Justin Bourne, Alaska Fairbanks 2005-06 Nov. 14-20 Kevin Tyner, Western Oregon Dustin Bremerman, Seattle Pacific Nov. 21-27 Ryan Diggs, Western Washington Bernard Seals, Seattle Nov. 28-D.4 Travis Kuhns, Western Oregon Dec. 5-11 Kevin Johnson, Humboldt State Dec. 12-18 Tony Binetti, Seattle Pacific Jeremiah Ward, Humboldt State Dec. 19-25 Kemmy Burgess, Alaska Anchorage Dec. 26-J.1 Lance Den Boer, Central Washington Tyler Amaya, Western Washington Jan. 2-8 Mike Bushmaker, Seattle Pacific Andrew Smith, Alaska Fairbanks Jan. 9-15 Tony Binetti, Seattle Pacific Ryan Diggs, Western Washington Jan. 16-22 Tyler Amaya, Western Washington Jan. 23-29 Grayson Moyer, Humboldt State Jan. 30-F.5 Robbie Will, Seattle Pacific Feb. 6-12 Kemmy Burgess, Alaska Anchorage Feb. 13-19 Lance Den Boer, Central Washington Mesut Ademoglu, Northwest Nazarene Feb. 20-26 Jeffrey McDaniel, Seattle F.27-Mar. 5 Kemmy Burgess, Alaska Anchorage Kenny Barker, Alaska Fairbanks Mar. 6-12 Robbie Will, Seattle Pacific 2006-07 Nov. 20-26 Lukas Henne, Western Washington Nov. 27-D.3 Dustin Bremerman, Seattle Pacific Dec. 4-10 Luke Cooper, Alaska Anchorage Dec. 11-17 Sam Kirby, Seattle Ryan Schmidt, Western Oregon Dec. 18-24 Tim Ireland, Northwest Nazarene Dec. 25-31 Jushay Rockett, Alaska Fairbanks Ryan Schmidt, Western Oregon Jan. 1-7 Brendan Campbell, Saint Martin’s Ryan Webb, Seattle Jan. 8-14 Jake Linton, Saint Martin’s Carl Arts, Alaska Anchorage Jan. 15-21 David White, Seattle Jake Linton, Saint Martin’s Jan. 22-28 Lance Den Boer, Central Washington Jan. 29-F.4 Kenny Barker, Alaska Fairbanks Rob Will, Seattle Pacific Feb. 5-11 Bryan Freshwater, Central Washington Feb. 12-18 Ryan Webb, Seattle Louie Beech, Northwest Nazarene Feb. 19-25 Ryan Webb, Seattle Jacob Mitchell, Western Oregon F.26-Mar. 4 Leigh Swanson, Seattle Lance Den Boer, Central Washington Mar. 5-11 Sam Kirby, Seattle

GNAC MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-TIME PLAYERS OF THE WEEK


2007-08 Nov. 12-18 Adam Shildmyer, Northwest Nazarene Nov. 19-25 Ira Graham, Western Washington Brad Krichevsky, Western Oregon Nov. 26-D.2 Kendall Gielow, Northwest Nazarene Dec. 3-9 Carl Arts, Alaska Anchorage Joel Ryman, Northwest Nazarene Dec. 17-23 Marques Echols, Seattle Pacific Dec. 24-30 Chris Bryant, Alaska Anchorage Nate Jackson, Central Washington Dec. 31-J. 6 McCade Olsen, Alaska Anchorage Jan. 7-13 Jake Beitinger, Central Washington Luke Cooper, Alaska Anchorage Jan. 14-20 Mike McLaughlin, Western Oregon Jake Linton, Saint Martin’s Jan. 21-27 Carl Arts, Alaska Anchorage Jan. 28-F. 3 Luke Cooper, Alaska Anchorage Feb. 4-10 Michael Wright, Seattle Feb. 11-17 Johnny Spevak, Central Washington Feb. 18-24 Carl Arts, Alaska Anchorage F.25-Mar. 2 Rob Will, Seattle Pacific Mar. 3-9 Matt Penoncello, Central Washington Bill Richardson, Saint Martin’s Mar. 10-17 McCade Olsen, Alaska Anchorag 2008-09 Nov. 10-16 Blake Poole, Saint Martin’s Michael Hall, Montana State Billings Nov. 17-23 Bill Richardson, Saint Martin’s Jeff Downs, Seattle Pacific Nov. 24-30 Jake Linton, Saint Martin’s Dec. 1-7 Chris Banchero, Seattle Pacific Dec. 8-14 Kenny Barker, Alaska Anchorage Emmanuel Jenkins, Alaska Dec. 15-21 Travis Kuhns, Western Oregon Galen Squiers, Saint Martin’s Dec. 29-J. 4 Travis Bunker, Montana State Billings Jan. 5-11 Stanley Ratcliff, Western Oregon Casey Reed, Seattle Pacific Jan. 12-18 Matt Penoncello, Central Washington Michael Hall, Montana State Billings Jan. 19-25 Steve Alford, Western Washington Jan. 26-F. 1 Ira Graham, Western Washington Brandon Foote, Central Washington Feb. 2-8 Morris Anderson, Western Washington Feb. 9-15 Travis Kuhns, Western Oregon Chris Banchero, Seattle Pacific Feb. 16-22 Tyler Nixon, Saint Martin’s Brian Barkdoll, Northwest Nazarene Feb. 23-M. 1 Brian Barkdoll, Northwest Nazarene Mar. 2-8 Morris Anderson, Western Washington 2009-10 Nov. 16-22 Chris Banchero, Seattle Pacific Nov. 23-29 Brandon Walker, Alaska Anchorage Brian Barkdoll, Northwest Nazarene Nov. 30-D. 6 Chris Banchero, Seattle Pacific Blake Poole, Saint Martin’s Dec. 7-13 Casey Robinson, Alaska Anchorage Dec. 14-21 Parrish West, Alaska Dec. 28-J. 3 Morris Anderson, Western Washington Jan. 4-10 Jon Clift, Central Washington Blake Poole, Saint Martin’s Jan. 11-17 Drew Eisinger, Northwest Nazarene Jan. 18-24 Brandon Larrieu, Seattle Pacific Matt Schmidt, Western Oregon

Jan. 25-31 Derrick Webb, Western Washington Feb. 1-7 Rico Myles, Western Oregon Feb. 8-14 JC Cook, Central Washington Nashorn Maynard, Alaska Feb. 15-21 Ryan Sweet, Seattle Pacific Feb. 22-28 Rob Diederichs, Seattle Pacific Mar. 1-7 DaVell Jackson, Montana State Billings Emmanuel Jenkins, Alaska 2010-11 Nov. 8-14 Taylor Rohde, Alaska Anchorage Nov. 15-21 Blake Poole, Saint Martin’s Parrish West, Alaska Nov. 22-28 Chris Sprinker, Central Washington Chris Banchero, Seattle Pacific Nov. 29-D. 5 Drew Robinson, Alaska Anchorage Dec. 6-12 Chris Sprinker, Central Washington Dec. 13-19 Chris Banchero, Seattle Pacific Dec. 27-J. 2 Taylor Rohde, Alaska Anchorage John Allen, Western Washington Jan. 3-9 Tarance Glynn, Western Oregon Jan. 10-16 Blake Poole, Saint Martin’s Jan. 17-23 Brian Barkdoll, Northwest Nazarene Parrish West, Alaska Jan. 24-30 Ryan Sweet, Seattle Pacific Jan. 31-F.6 Jeff Downs, Seattle Pacific Feb. 7-13 Chris Scott, Central Washington Feb. 14-20 Darious Walker, Northwest Nazarene Brandon Walker, Alaska Anchorage Feb. 21-27 Jamar Berry, Central Washington Robert Mayes, Montana State Billings 2011-12 Nov. 7-13 Stefan Tica, Alaska David Downs, Seattle Pacific Nov. 14-20 Blair Wheadon, Western Oregon Nov. 21-27 Javari Williams, Simon Fraser Nov. 28-D. 4 Kolton Nelson, Western Oregon Dec. 5-11 David Downs, Seattle Pacific Dec. 12-18 Zach Henifin, Western Washington Kevin Davis, Central Washington Dec. 26-J. 1 Taylor Rohde, Alaska Anchorage Jan. 2-8 Blair Wheadon, Western Oregon Jan. 9-15 John Allen, Western Washington Jan. 16-22 John Allen, Western Washington Jan. 23-29 Antoine Procter, Montana State Billings Jan. 30-F. 5 Taylor Rohde, Alaska Anchorage Feb. 6-12 Richard Woodworth, Western Washington Feb. 13-19 Lacy Haddock, Central Washington Feb. 20-26 Jeremy Green, Saint Martin’s 2012-13 Nov. 5-11 David Downs, Seattle Pacific Nov. 12-18 Pat Voeut, Alaska Nov. 19-25 Andy Avgi, Western Oregon Nov. 26-D. 2 Devon Alexander, Western Oregon Dec. 3-9 Kenny Jones, Northwest Nazarene Dec. 10-16 Jarrell Crayton, Montana State Billings Dec. 17-23 John Allen, Western Washington Dec. 24-30 Paul Jones, Western Washington Dec. 31-J. 6 Pat Voeut, Alaska Roger O’Neill, Saint Martin’s Jan. 7-13 Dominique Brinson, Alaska Jan. 14-20 John Allen, Western Washington Jan. 21-27 Jobi Wall, Seattle Pacific

Jan. 28-F. 3 Kyle Fossman, Alaska Anchorage Austin Bragg, Western Washington Feb. 4-10 Richard Woodworth, Western Washington Sergej Pucar, Alaska Feb. 11-17 David Arnold, Montana State Billings Feb. 18-24 Sergej Pucar, Alaska Feb. 25-M. 3 Riley Stockton, Seattle Pacific 2013-14 Nov. 3-10 David Downs, Seattle Pacific Nov. 11-17 Mark McLaughlin, Central Washington Nov. 18-24 Ronnie Baker, Alaska Nov. 25-D.1 Austin Bragg, Western Washington Dec. 2-8 Brian McGill, Alaska Anchorage Dec. 9-15 Grayson Moore, Northwest Nazarene Dec. 16-22 Rodney Webster, Western Oregon Dec. 30-J. 5 Riley Carel, Saint Martin’s Andrew Kelly, Alaska Jan. 6-12 Mark McLaughlin, Central Washington Jan. 13-19 Patrick Simon, Seattle Pacific Jan. 20-26 Mark McLaughlin, Central Washington Travis Thompson, Alaska Anchorage Jan. 27-F. 2 Austin Bragg, Western Washington Feb. 3-9 Austin Hudson, Montana State Billings Feb. 10-16 David Downs, Seattle Pacific Feb. 17-23 Kyle Fossman, Alaska Anchorage Sango Niang, Simon Fraser Feb. 24-M. 2 Andrew Kelly, Alaska 2014-15 Nov. 10-16 Jeffrey Parker, Western Washington Joseph Stroud, Central Washington Nov. 17-23 Ruben Silvas, Alaska Nov. 24-30 Julian Nichols, Western Oregon Dec. 1-7 Dom Williams, Central Washington Dec. 8-14 Mitch Penner, Seattle Pacific Dec. 15-21 Shawn Reid, Seattle Pacific Dec. 29-J. 4 Ashton Edwards, Alaska Brian McGill, Alaska Anchorage Jan. 5-11 Momir Gataric, Montana State Billings Andy Avgi,Western Oregon Jan. 12-18 Kevin Rima, Northwest Nazarene Sango Niang, Simon Fraser Jan. 19-25 Jordan Wiley, Western Oregon Jan. 26-F. 1 Andy Avgi, Western Oregon Derrick Fain, Alaska Anchorage Feb. 2-8 Anye Turner, Western Washington Feb. 9-15 Cory Hutsen, Seattle Pacific Feb. 16-22 Jeffrey Parker, Western Washington Feb. 23-M. 1 Antoine Hosley, Montana State Billings Matt Borton, Seattle Pacific



2015-16 Nov. 10-16 Travante Williams, Alaska Nov. 16-22 Gary Jacobs, Central Washington Nov. 24-29 Sekou Wiggs, Alaska Anchorage Nov. 30-Dec. 6 Andy Avgi, Western Oregon Dec. 7-13 Mitch Penner, Seattle Pacific Dec. 14-10 Kyle Impero, Western Washington Dec. 28-Jan. 3 Jace Anderson, Montana State Billings Jan. 4-10 Jeffrey Parker, Western Washington Andy Avgi, Western Oregon Jan. 11-17 Spencer Svejcar, Alaska Anchorage Jan. 18-24 Andy Avgi, Western Oregon Jan. 25-31 Mitch Penner, Seattle Pacific Feb. 1-7 Brian McGill, Alaska Anchorage Feb. 8-14 Travante Williams, Alaska Feb. 15-21 Kyle Impero, Western Washington Feb. 22-28 Mitch Penner, Seattle Pacific 2016-17 Nov. 7-13 Tyler Copp, Saint Martin’s Nov. 14-20 Dom Hunter, Central Washington Nov. 21-27 Preston Beverly, MSU Billings Nov. 28-Dec.4 Taylor Stafford, Western Washington Dec. 5-11 Marc Matthews, MSU Billings Dec. 12-20 Taylor Stafford, Western Washington Dec. 26-Jan. 1 Marc Matthews, MSU Billings Jan. 2-8 Tanner Omlid, Western Oregon Jan. 9-15 Preston Beverly, MSU Billings Jan. 16-22 Jeffrey Parker, Western Washington Jan. 23-29 Sekou Wiggs, Alaska Anchorage Jan. 30-Feb. 5 Sekou Wiggs, Alaska Anchorage Feb. 6-12 Taylor Stafford, Western Washington Feb. 13-19 Taylor Stafford, Western Washington Feb. 20-26 Jarrett Gray, Concordia

2017-18 Nov. 6-12 Jarrett Gray, Concordia Nov. 13-19 Demetrius Trammell, W. Oregon Nov. 20-26 Luke Chavez, Saint Martin’s Nov. 27-Dec. 3 Trey Drechsel, Western Washington Dec. 4-10 Sven Jeuschede, MSU Billings Dec. 11-17 Daulton Hommes, W.Washington Dec. 18-24 DJ Ursery, Alaska Anchorage Dec. 25-31 Daulton Hommes, W. Washington Jan. 1-7 Kedar Salam, Simon Fraser Jan. 8-14 Trey Drechsel, Western Washington Jan. 15-21 Jawan Stepney, Central Washington Luke Chavez, Saint Martin’s Jan. 22-28 Luke Chavez, Saint Martin’s Jan.29-Feb. 4 Jawan Stepney, Central Washington Feb. 5-11 Ali Faruq-Bey, Western Oregon Feb. 12-18 Fuquan Niles, Central Washington Feb. 19-25 DJ Ursery, Alaska Anchorage 2018-19 Nov. 5-11 Trevor Jasinsky, W. Washington Nov. 12-18 Coleman Wooten, Seattle Pacific Nov. 19-25 Tyler Green, Montana State Billings Nov. 26-Dec. 2 Zack Rollins, Montana State Billings Dec. 3-9 Tyler Green, Montana State Billings Dec. 10-16 Riley Hawken, Western Oregon Dec. 17-23 EJ Boyce, Saint Martin’s Dec. 31-Jan. 6 Adonis Arms, Northwest Nazarene Jan. 7-13 Luke Chavez, Saint Martin’s Jan. 14-20 Tyler Brimhall, Alaska Anchorage Jan. 21-27 Chandler Redix, Saint Martin’s Jan. 28-Feb. 3 Darius Lubom, Western Oregon Feb. 4-10 Jarrett Gray, Concordia Coleman Wooten, Seattle Pacific Feb. 11-17 Obi Megwa, Northwest Nazarene Feb. 18-24 Michael Kluting, Alaska Feb. 25-Mar. 3 Luke Chavez, Saint Martin’s

2019-20 Nov. 4-10 Logan Schilder, Western Washington Nov. 11-17 Trevor Jasinsky, W. Washington Nov. 18-24 Dalven Brushier, Western Oregon Nov. 25-Dec. 1 Divant’e Moffitt, Seattle Pacific Dec. 2-8 Shadeed Shabazz, Alaska Dec. 9-15 Gamaun Boykin, C. Washington Dec. 16-22 Jasdeep Singh, Simon Fraser Dec. 30-Jan. 5 Shaw Anderson, Seattle Pacific Jan. 6-12 Shaw Anderson, Seattle Pacific Jan. 13-19 Tyler Green, Montana St. Billings Jan. 20-26 Shadeed Shabazz, Alaska Jan. 27-Feb. 2 Olamilekan Adetunji, N. Nazarene Feb. 3-9 Shadeed Shabazz, Alaska Feb. 10-16 Oggie Pantovic, Alaska Anchorage Feb. 17-23 Trevor Jasinsky, W. Washington Feb. 24-Mar. 1 Xavier Smith, Concordia



2001-02 Week of Nov. 12-18: Austin Nichols, Humboldt State (Guard, 6-5, So., Berkeley, CA) scored 53 points, including 33 in the title game as the Lumberjacks won the UC Davis Hamilton Invitational. Nichols, who was named to the all-tournament team, hit on 20 of 24 foul shots in HSU's two games and also had 12 rebounds and five assists. Week of Nov. 19-25: Terry Thompson, Central Washington (6-3, Jr., Seattle, WA - Ingraham) was named the Most Valuable Player in the 42nd annual Chico State Invitational. Thompson scored 36 points, converting on 14 of 24 shots, including six of seven three-pointers. He also had six rebounds and seven steals as the Wildcats posted double-digit victories over Sonoma State and Chico State. Week of Nov. 26-Dec. 2: Fred Hooks, Humboldt State (Forward, 6-5, So., San Diego, CA - Horizon) scored 59 points and also had 34 rebounds and 12 blocked shots as he led the Lumberjacks to a three victories, including two in the Ron Logsdon Classic at Rohnert Park. Hooks had 28 points, 10 rebounds, four assists, two steals and five blocks in a 11-point win over Southern Oregon on Tuesday. After a seven-point, nine-rebound output against Dominican in the opening game of the Logsdon Classic on Friday, Hooks, who leads the GNAC with four double-doubles, netted 24 points and had a GNAC season-high 15 rebounds and six blocks in 98-91 win over host Sonoma State to earn all-tournament honors. Week of Dec. 3-9: Maurice Cato, Seattle Pacific (Guard, 6-0, Jr., Fairfield, CA - Skyline JC) scored 38 points, including 28 in a double overtime win over Central Washington, as the Falcons opened their conference season with road wins at CWU and Saint Martin's. All 28 of his points against CWU came in the second half. He made 12 of 13 foul shots against the Wildcats, including two with two seconds left in the second overtime session. In the two contests, he converted on 10 of 22 shots, including five-of-11 three-pointers. He also had four assists and four steals. Week of Dec. 10-16: Yusef Aziz, Seattle Pacific (Forward, 6-4, Jr., Seattle, WA - Foster & Highline CC) and Austin Nichols, Humboldt State (Forward, 6-5, So., Berkeley, CA). . .Aziz scored 40 points and also had 10 rebounds as the Falcons won two games in the Las Vegas High Desert Classic. SPU handed eighth-ranked Henderson State its first loss of the season and also beat Ashland, Ohio, which came into the tournament with a 5-1 record. The Highline CC transfer scored 25 points (9-11 FG, 1-1 three-pointers, 6-7 FTs) against Henderson, including four in the final 35 seconds as SPU scored the game's final five points to break a 63-63 tie. In the two contests, he shot 72.7 percent from the floor (16-22) and 77.8 percent from the free throw line (7-9). . . Nichols scored 62 points (16-30 FG, 7-15 three-pointers, 23-25 FTs) as the Lumberjacks extended their winning streak to a school-record nine with road wins at Northwest Nazarene and Seattle. Nichols had a GNAC season-high 38 against the Crusaders, cashing in on nine of 12 field goal attempts (4 of 6 three-pointers) and 16 of 17 foul shots. His lone foul shot miss against NNU snapped a string of 24 consecutive free throws without a miss. Week of Dec. 17-23: James Thomas Jr., Northwest Nazarene (Forward, 6-5, Sr., Houston, TX) scored 20 points and his dunk put the Crusaders ahead to stay in a 62-57 win over Seattle University. Thomas, who also had three assists, hit on four-of-nine three-point shots. Week of Dec. 24-30: Yusef Aziz, Seattle Pacific (Forward, 6-4, Jr., Seattle, WA - Foster & HCC) and Peter Bullock, Alaska Anchorage (Forward, 6-6, So., Anchorage, AK - East). . .Aziz scored 37 points and also had 12 rebounds and eight steals as the Falcons extended their winning streak to 10 games with two wins in the Oak Harbor Classic. Aziz, who was named to the all-tournament team, made 13 of 21 shots, including two of five three-pointers. SPU's 10-game winning streak is its longest since it opened the 1993-94 season with 11 victories . .Bullock had 53 points and 23 rebounds (15 at the offensive end) as the Seawolves lost a pair of home games to Angelo State. He had 17 points and 10 rebounds in Friday's 14-point loss and 36 points and 13 rebounds in Saturday's six-point defeat. The latter point total was the most for a UAA player since Jason Kaiser scored 36 against Hawaii Hilo on Feb. 18, 1995. Week of Dec. 31-Jan. 6: A. J. Giesa, Western Washington (Forward, 6-7, Sr., Kennewick, WA) scored a game-high 20 points in a 104-76 win over Northwest Nazarene and tied for game-high scoring honors with 20 points in a 86-84 win over Seattle as the Vikings extended their winning streak to five with a pair of victories. Giesa shot 67 percent from the floor (16 of 24 including four of seven on three-pointers) and also had 10 rebounds and four assists. Week of Jan. 7-13: Fred Hooks, Humboldt State (Forward, 6-5, So., San Diego, CA) and Gerrit Eades, Saint Martin's (Forward, 6-8, Sr., Bend, OR - Mountain View). . .Hooks, who set a PacWest record last year by snagging 29 rebounds against Hawaii Hilo, had the two best single-game rebound totals this winter in the GNAC, pulling down 20 against Alaska Fairbanks and 19 against Alaska Anchorage as the Lumberjacks extended their winning streak to 14. Hooks also scored 38 points in the two contests and also was credited with seven assists. . Eades led the Saints to a pair of road wins, contributing 42 points (15-30 FG, 3-6 three-pointers) and 19 rebounds. He had a double-double (27 points, 10 rebounds) against Northwest Nazarene and scored 13 points in a 5 1/2 minute span as the Saints went on a 17-4 run to overcome an 11-point second-half deficit. Week of Jan. 14-20: Mike Palm, Western Washington (Center, 6-10, 230, Jr., Puyallup, WA) and Brannon Stone, Seattle Pacific (Forward, 6-9, Sr., Oak Harbor). . .Palm had his fourth and fifth double-doubles of the season as he led the Vikings to their sixth and seventh wins in their last eight outings (their only loss during that stretch of games came at Seattle Pacific). He had season highs of 25 points and 14 rebounds in a 42-point win over UAF and also had 13 points and 10 rebounds (in just 20 minutes) in a 20-point victory against UAA. In the two contests, Palm, who earlier this season had a GNAC-best free throw streak of 32 in a row, hit on 13 of 19 shots, including his first three-pointer in two seasons, and 11 of 14 free throws. He also reached the 1,000 point career plateau against UAF on his final shot, became the 17th player in Viking school history, including four from this year's roster, to accomplish that feat. . .Stone, who has taken on more of a playmaking role for the Falcons this winter, scored 31 points and also had 11 assists (and just one turnover), as SPU extended its winning streak to a school-record 15 with 25 and 31-point victories over UAF and UAA, respectively. He had team-highs of 17 points and 10 rebounds and also contributed five assists, one steal and two blocks against UAF. He then hit on four-of-six three-point shots and had 14 points and six assists against UAA. In the two contests, he made 12 of 20 shots, including half of his dozen tries from the three-point line. Week of Jan. 21-27: Mark White, Humboldt State (Guard, 6-2, So., Bozeman, MT) and Kevin Richard, Northwest Nazarene (Forward, 6-5, Jr., Pasadena, CA). . .White guided the Lumberjacks to showdown wins over Seattle Pacific and Western Washington. The HSU point guard not only had an outstanding 5-to-1 assist to turnover ratio (10 assists, two turnovers), but was also productive scoring-wise, contributing a season-high 17 points in a six-point win against SPU and scoring 15 points - equaling his second highest output of the season - in a 100-86 conquest of WWU. In the two contests, the GNAC assist leader hit on seven of 15 shots, including three of seven three-pointers, and also made 15 of 16 foul shots. . .Richard had 45 points and 22 rebounds and shot 67.8 percent from the floor (19 of 28) helping the Crusaders gain a split in their road trip to Alaska. In a 15-point win at Fairbanks, Richard had 18 points and missed just one of nine shots. He also had six rebounds, two assists, one steal and one block. He followed that up with a 27-point, 16-rebound performance in a 10-point loss to Alaska Anchorage. Week of Jan. 28-Feb. 3: Maurice Cato, Seattle Pacific (Guard, 6-0, Jr., Fairfield, CA - Skyline JC) and Mike Palm, Western Washington (Center, 6-10, Jr., Puyallup, WA - Rogers). . .Cato led the Falcons to two double-digit victories, contributing 35 points (game highs of 19 against Saint Martin's and 16 against Central Washington), seven assists and five steals. He played solid defense in the two contests and also helped stretch zones by hitting six of nine three-point shots. Overall, he made 11 of 17 shots and seven of eight free throws. . .Palm scored 47 points and grabbed 14 rebounds in a pair of wins. He was nearly perfect in a three-point victory over Central Washington, netting 31 points by hitting 10 of 11 field goal attempts and 11 of 12 foul shots. He also had a game-high 16 points (8-12 FGs) and eight rebounds in a 10-point win over Saint Martin's.



Week of Feb. 4-10: Gerrit Eades, Saint Martin's (Forward, 6-8, Sr., Bend, OR - Mountain View) scored 73 points and had 26 rebounds, accounting for 44.8 percent of the Saints' points and 33.3 percent of their rebounds in wins over Alaska Fairbanks and Alaska Anchorage. Eades had a Great Northwest Athletic Conference season-best 46 points in a 97-64 win over UAA. He scored 29 second-half points, including 17 straight at one point. His point total was the second highest in school history and he also tied school marks for most attempts (32) and most three-pointers made (7). He also made a GNAC season-high 18 field goals and shot 77.8 percent from the three-point line. Week of Feb. 11-17: Jacob Stevenson, Western Washington (Guard, 6-4, Sr., Bellingham - Sehome) and Jason Williams, Alaska Fairbanks (Forward, 6-8, Jr., St. Croix, Virgin Islands). . .Stevenson powered the Vikings to an eight-point must-win victory over Seattle Pacific, scoring 23 points and also contributing seven assists, five rebounds and four steals. His point total was his second highest of the season and his point, assist and steal totals were all game highs. . .Williams scored 20 points and had 19 rebounds - the second highest output in the GNAC this winter -- against Humboldt State. He also hit on five-of-six shots and had 11 points, eight rebounds and three steals against Western Oregon. Week of Feb. 18-24: Eric Sandrin, Seattle Pacific (Center, 6-10, Sr., Bothell, WA - Shorecrest) and Jacob Stevenson, Western Washington (Guard, 6-4, Sr., Bellingham, WA - Sehome). . .Sandrin led the Falcons to their first road sweep of Alaska Anchorage and Alaska Fairbanks in 11 years. In two games, he hit on 14 of 21 shots and scored 35 points. He also had 14 rebounds, seven assists, three blocks and three steals, despite seeing limited time in a lopsided 35-point win at Fairbanks. . .Stevenson hit two clutch free throws against Alaska Anchorage - in a one-and-one situation - with three seconds left as the Vikings won their seventh straight game to keep alive their post-season playoff hopes. In two games, he scored 39 points (13-23 FGs, 10-13 FTs) and also had 16 rebounds, 14 assists and seven steals. He had team highs in four different categories (18 points, 9 rebounds, 7 assists and 5 steals) in a come-from-behind win over UAF and in three categories (21 points, 7 assists, 2 steals) in a one-point win over UAA. Week of Feb. 25-Mar. 3: Nick Johnson, Seattle Pacific (Guard, 6-3, Sr., Burlington, WA - Burlington-Edison) and Robert Day, Western Oregon (Guard, 6-5, So., Portland, OR - Benson). . .Johnson scored 40 points in two games as the Falcons earned a tie for the Great Northwest Athletic Conference title, by defeating Humboldt State 81-78 after losing to Western Oregon. Against the Wolves, he scored 22 of his 25 points in the second half, sparking a rally that erased a 17-point halftime deficit before falling behind again. Johnson then scored 15 against Humboldt, including the tying basket in the final minute, which set up a three-point shot at the buzzer by Maurice Cato. . .Day scored 54 points in two contests, including 26 in a 77-74 upset of SPU and 28 in a 76-65 loss at Western Washington. In the two contests, he hit on 18 of 32 shots, including seven of 12 three-pointers. He also made 11 of 13 foul shots. 2002-03 Week of Nov. 19-25: Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks (6-0, So., North Pole, AK - Mt. San Jacinto) was named the Most Valuable Player as he led the Nanooks to the title in the Top of the World Classic. Oleson scored 50 points (12-22 FGs, 3-8 three-pointers, 23-24 free throws) and also had 18 rebounds, 13 assists and 11 steals in wins over Wisconsin - Green Bay, Nebraska and Weber State as UAF became the first Division II school ever to win an eight-team Division I tournament. Week of Nov. 26-Dec. 1: Peter Bullock, Alaska Anchorage (Forward, 6-6, Jr., Anchorage, AK - East) earned all-tournament honors in the Great Alaska Shootout averaging 23.7 points and 12.0 rebounds as he lead the Seawolves to a 1-2 record in the Division I tournament. Bullock, who had 37 points and 13 rebounds in an eight-point loss to Wyoming, connected on 21 of 49 shots, including four of five three-pointers, and also had five assists, five blocks and nine steals. Week of Dec. 2-8: Jason Chivers, Seattle Pacific (Center, 6-8, 255, So., Palmdale, CA - Highland) scored 32 points and also had 16 rebounds to lead the Falcons to road wins at Central Washington and Saint Martin's. In the two contests, Chivers connected on 13 of 19 shots and made six of eight free throws. Week of Dec. 9-15: Terry Thompson, Central Washington (Guard, 6-4, Sr., Seattle, WA - Ingraham & Edmonds CC) led the Wildcats to a pair of wins over Lone Star Conference teams, including previously unbeaten Tarleton State, in the Las Vegas High Desert Classic. Thompson scored 22 points in each game and also had 14 rebounds, four assists and four steals. The CWU guard connected on 13 of 30 shots, including five of 13 three-pointers, and also made 13 of 15 free throws. Week of Dec. 16-22: Darnell Lyons, Seattle (Guard-Forward, 6-4, Sr., Seattle, WA - Highline) scored 47 points and also had 10 rebounds, five assists and six steals as the Redhawks divided a pair of contests. SU's win over Pacific Lutheran was its sixth of the season, matching its 2001-02 win total. Week of Dec. 23-29: Fred Hooks, Humboldt State (Forward, 6-6, Jr., San Diego, CA - Horizon) scored 16 points and also had a GNAC record 21 rebounds in a 100-58 road win at UC San Diego. Hooks, who also holds the PacWest rebound record of 29 set two years ago against Hawaii Hilo, broke his own GNAC record of 20 he set last year against Alaska Fairbanks and Central Washington. Week of Dec. 30-Jan. 5: Jason Williams, Alaska Fairbanks (Forward, 6-8, Sr., St. Croix, Virgin Islands - Midland JC) was named the Most Valuable Player in the Glacier Classic at Anchorage as he led the Nanooks to the team title with a pair of double-digit victories. Williams scored 32 points and also had team-bests of 20 rebounds and 10 blocked shots in wins over Christian Brothers and Montevallo. Week of Jan. 6-12: Maurice Tyree, Western Washington (Forward, 6-7, So., Sacramento, CA - Jesuit) scored 20 points and also pulled down seven rebounds to lead the Vikings to a seven-point win at Seattle Pacific. Tyree hit on nine of 13 shots as WWU won for only the third time in its last 13 outings at Royal Brougham. In two games, including a non-conference home win, Tyree had 30 points, 13 rebounds, six steals and four assists and hit on 70 percent of his shots (14-20). He played just 14 minutes in the non-conference contest. Week of Jan. 13-19: Scott Freymond, Central Washington (Guard, 6-2, Jr., Elma, WA - Whatcom CC) scored 31 points and shot 61.1 percent leading the Wildcats to a pair of victories, including a 16-point over previously unbeaten and No. 1 ranked Humboldt State. Freymond hit on six of nine shots and scored 18 points against the Lumberjacks. He hit on three-of-five three-pointers and scored 13 points, including the game-winning basket from 15 feet with eight seconds left in overtime in a 78-77 win against Western Oregon. Week of Jan. 20-26: Darnell Lyons, Seattle (Guard, 6-4, Sr., Seattle - Foster & Highline CC) and Austin Nichols, Humboldt State (Forward, 6-6, Jr., Berkeley, CA). . .Lyons scored 54 points, including a career-high 30 in a 67-64 win over Saint Martin's. He also had 24 points, including 19 in the second half, as the Redhawks rallied from an 18-point first-half deficit to beat Central Washington 91-89 in overtime. In the two contests, Lyons connected on 19 of 36 shots, including five of nine three-pointers. . .Nichols scored 52 points as the Lumberjacks extended their home winning streak to 27 with 76-69 and 80-70 victories over Western Washington and Seattle Pacific, respectively. Nichols, who had 28 points against the Vikings and 24 against the Falcons, shot at a 55.6 percent clip (15 of 27) and also cashed in on 19 of 25 foul shots. Week of Jan. 27-Feb. 2: Jason Williams, Alaska Fairbanks (Forward, 6-8, Sr., St. Croix, Virgin Islands) scored 41 points and pulled down 28 rebounds to lead the Nanooks, who are unbeaten in 10 games at the Patty Center, to home wins over Western Oregon and Humboldt State. Williams hit on 17 of 27 shots and seven of nine free throws. He had 17 points and 11 rebounds in the Nanooks' three-point win over Humboldt State



Week of Feb. 3-9: Yusef Aziz, Seattle Pacific (Forward, 6-4, Sr., Seattle, WA) and Sean Kelly, Western Oregon (Guard, 6-5, So., Grand Junction, CO). . .Aziz scored 19 of his 28 points in the second half to spark a come-from-behind road win at Western Washington. Aziz scored 11 points during a decisive 20-6 run in which the Falcons went from six down to an eight-point lead in the final nine minutes. He tied a school record by hitting all 12 of his free throws and was eight of 12 from the floor. He also had seven rebounds and three steals. . .Kelly, who leads the GNAC in scoring, netted 47 points and also had team-highs in rebounds (12) and blocked shots (3) in WOU's road sweep of Northwest Nazarene and Seattle University. Week of Feb. 10-16: Mike Palm, Western Washington (Center, 6-10, Sr., Puyallup, WA) and Peter Bullock, Alaska Anchorage (Forward, 6-6, Jr., Anchorage, AK - East). . .Palm scored 60 points and also pulled down 31 rebounds as the Vikings earned a split on their Alaska road trip, losing to Alaska Anchorage despite a career-tying best 35 points by Palm and then handing Alaska Fairbanks its first home loss in 12 games. Palm, who also had nine blocked shots, hit on 25 of 34 shots and connected on nine of 10 free throws. The Puyallup product now has career totals of 1,544 points and 814 rebounds. He is the fourth Viking in school history to reach the 1,500 point plateau and he ranks first in career rebounds, surpassing the former leader Jim Adams, who had 800 between 1960 and 1963. . .Bullock led the way with 35 points (15-31 FG) and 20 rebounds as UAA kept alive its post-season hopes with a two-point win over WWU and a six-point overtime win against Seattle Pacific. The two wins moved the Seawolves into a second-place tie with state rival Alaska Fairbanks. UAA hosts UAF this Saturday at the UAA Sports Center. Week of Feb. 17-23: Jesse Keely, Seattle Pacific (Forward, 6-7, Sr., Fircrest, CA - Bellarmine Prep) and Steve Towne, Alaska Fairbanks (Guard, 6-2, Sr., Bothell, WA - Peninsula JC). . .Keely scored 38 points and grabbed 18 rebounds in a quadruple overtime victory over Humboldt State and a two-point win against Western Oregon. Against the Lumberjacks, he had a career-high and team-high 22 points, including seven in the third and fourth overtimes, and also contributed 11 rebounds and four steals. He then scored a team-high 16 points, connecting on 10 of 10 free throws, against Western Oregon. . .Towne made five of eight three-pointers and scored 26 points as the Nanooks completed a two-game series sweep of Alaska Anchorage. Towne hit two free throws with 5.3 seconds left following a steal by Chris Smith to provide the final three-point margin of victory. Week of Feb. 24-Mar. 2: Brandon Hartley, Saint Martin's (Guard, 6-3, Jr., Phoenix, AZ) and Robert Day, Western Oregon (Guard, 6-5, Jr., Portland, OR - Benson). . .Hartley scored 36 points, including eight in overtime, and also pulled down 11 rebounds to lead the Saints to a 83-80 win at Ellensburg, ending Central Washington's post-season hopes. Hartley's point total is the fifth best single-game total this winter in the GNAC. His basket with 32 seconds left in overtime put the Saints ahead to stay. . .Day led the Wolves to a pair of home wins against Alaska Fairbanks and Alaska Anchorage, finishing with 48 points, seven rebounds, four assists and a team-high seven steals. Week of Mar. 3-9: Jason Williams, Alaska Fairbanks (Forward, 6-8, Sr., St. Croix, Virgin Islands) scored 52 points and also had 24 rebounds, four blocked shots and five steals as the Nanooks earned a tie for the conference title with wins over Northwest Nazarene and Seattle University. Williams hit on 20 of 29 shots and had 13 offensive rebounds. 2003-04 Week of Nov. 17-23: Evan Kieling, Western Oregon (Forward, 6-6, Jr., Gladstone, OR – Clackamas CC) and Peter Bullock, Alaska Anchorage (Forward, 6-6, Sr., Anchorage, AK – East) . .Kieling converted on 13 of 15 shots and had 32 points and 13 rebounds to lead Western Oregon to a pair of victories in a tournament at Ellensburg. Bullock was named the MVP in the AT&T Alascom Jamboree as he had 74 points and 35 rebounds to lead the Seawolves to three wins, including two against Hawaii Pacific. Bullock hit on 23 of 37 shots and also cashed in on 26 of 34 free throws. Week of Nov. 24-30: Peter Bullock, Alaska Anchorage (Forward, 6-6, Sr., Anchorage, AK - East) was the leading scorer (60) and rebounder (34) in the Great Alaska Shootout as he led the Seawolves to a fourth place finish with two victories. Bullock connected on 24 of 56 shots and had four assists and five steals and was named to the all-tournament team for the third year in a row. Week of Dec. 1-7: Fred Hooks, Humboldt State (Forward, 6-6, Sr., San Diego, CA – Horizon) scored 43 points, connecting on 19 of 27 shots, and also pulled down 19 rebounds as the Lumberjacks opened their conference season with a pair of double-digit victories. Hooks joined the 1,000-career rebound club – becoming the conference's first member during the brief three-year history of the GNAC – with 10 rebounds against Saint Martin's. He added nine more against Central Washington to increase his career total to 1,011 helping rally HSU from an early 18-point deficit. Week of Dec. 8-14: Derek Olich, Northwest Nazarene (Guard, 5-11, Jr., Phoenix, AZ) scored 12 points and also had seven rebounds, eight assists and four steals as the Crusaders stayed unbeaten with a three-point West Region victory over Grand Canyon. Olich currently leads the GNAC in both assists (9.17) and steals (3.17) in sparking NNU to a 6-0 start. Week of Dec. 15-21: Aaron Lawrence, Alaska Anchorage (Guard, 5-11, Jr., Sacramento, CA) and Robert Day, Western Oregon (Forward, 6-5, Sr., Portland, OR – Benson). . .Lawrence scored 34 points, connecting on six of nine three-pointers, and also had 17 assists, nine rebounds and five steals as the Seawolves won three games in Hawaii, defeating Notre Dame de Namur and region rivals Chaminade and Hawaii Pacific. The junior transfer from West Valley JC in California scored a career-high 21 points in UAA's win over Chaminade as the Seawolves rallied from a 23-point deficit. . .Day produced only the second triple-double in the three-year history of the GNAC as he had 21 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists in a six-point home win over Montana State-Billings. Week of Dec. 29-Jan. 4: Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks (Guard, 6-4, Jr., North Pole, AK) earned MVP honors in the Glacier Classic at Fairbanks. Oleson scored 51 points, hitting on 16 of 29 shots including six of 13 three-pointers, as the Nanooks won a pair of contests. Oleson also had 12 rebounds, nine assists and four steals. Week of Jan. 5-11: Brandon Hartley, Saint Martin's (Guard, 6-3, 180, Sr., Phoenix, AZ – South Mountain CC) and Jason Chivers, Seattle Pacific (Center, 6-8, Jr., Palmdale, CA – Highland). . .Hartley, who leads the GNAC in scoring (24.2), tallied 59 points to pace the Saints to a pair of home wins over Northwest Nazarene and Seattle University. Hartley netted 31 points in a 12-point win over the Crusaders, then had 28 points, six rebounds, five assists and four steals in a seven-point victory against the Redhawks. . . Chivers had 40 points, 20 rebounds and four blocks shots as the Falcons earned a split with the top two teams in the conference, defeating nationally second-ranked Humboldt State by six points after losing to Western Oregon by the same margin. Chivers scored 15 of his 22 points against Humboldt in the second half, after first half foul problems limited his playing time and helped bring a halt to his seven-game double-double streak. He had 18 points and 14 rebounds against the Wolves and accounted for one-third of SPU's rebound total for the two-game set. Week of Jan. 12-18: Mark White, Humboldt State (Guard, 6-2, Sr., Bozeman, MT) led the Lumberjacks to a pair of double-digit home wins over Alaska Anchorage and Alaska Fairbanks. White scored 27 points (8-17 FG, 4-11 on threes) and had 14 assists in the two contests and also sparked the HSU defense, which held the two Alaska schools to a combined 35.7 shooting percentage and just 62 points per game. He had a team-high three steals against UAA. Week of Jan. 19-25: Kemmy Burgess, Alaska Anchorage (Guard, 6-1, Jr., San Diego, CA – El Cajon), Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks (Guard, 6-4, Jr., North Pole, AK) and Jason Burrell, Western Washington (Guard, 6-1, Sr., Ontario, CA). . .Burgess scored 32 points, 16 apiece in two- and one-point wins over Northwest Nazarene and Seattle, respectively. Against Northwest Nazarene, Burgess scored eight points in the final two minutes including a three-pointer to tie the game with four seconds left. His 16 points on Saturday was 30.8 percent of UAA's total and came on a night when no other player on either team scored more than 10. For the weekend, he made 11 of 20 shots, including six of 10 treys, and also had eight rebounds, 10 assists and just three turnovers. . . Oleson scored 53 points, connecting of 18 of 26 shots including seven of 11 three-pointers, as the Nanooks swept past Seattle



and edged Northwest Nazarene. Oleson also had eight rebounds, eight assists and three steals in the two wins. . .Burrell had 40 points, 12 rebounds and 13 assists as the Vikings beat Saint Martin's and arch-rival Central Washington. The Viking senior guard made 13 of 17 shots and 13 in 15 free throws as Western ran its winning streak to five games. Week of Jan. 26-Feb. 1: Tyler Mitchell, Central Washington (Forward, 6-7, Sr., Everson, WA – Nooksack Valley) connected on 16 of 19 shots and scored 39 points in leading the Wildcats to wins over a pair of regionally ranked teams. Mitchell, who has 84 points and 24 rebounds and has hit 33 of 39 shots in his last four games, also had team-highs of 14 rebounds and four steals in the two contests. Week of Feb. 2-8: Austin Nichols, Humboldt State (Forward, 6-6, Sr., Berkeley, CA) and Sean Kelly, Western Oregon (Forward, 6-5, Sr., Grand Junction, CO). . .Nichols scored 59 points, including 30 in a nine-point win over Seattle Pacific as the Lumberjacks beat the Falcons and Western Washington to open up a three-game lead in the GNAC race. Nichols hit on 20 of 29 shots, including six of nine three-pointers, as he increased his career scoring total to 2,247 points. . .Kelly had 55 points converting on 21 of 32 shots including six of eight three-pointers as the Wolves kept alive their post-season playoff hopes with a pair of wins. Kelly, who had 31 points in an eight-point win over Seattle Pacific, also had nine rebounds, 10 assists and six steals. Week of Feb. 9-15: Andrew Smith, Alaska Fairbanks (Forward, 6-8, So., Anchorage, AK – Bartlett) and Dustin Bremerman, Seattle Pacific (Forward, 6-4, Fr., Yakima, WA – Eisenhower). . .Smith scored 43 points, including 26 in a seven-point win over nationally third-ranked Humboldt State. His turnaround jumper with less than a minute to play gave UAF a 65-61 lead against the Lumberjacks. In two contests, including an 11-point win over Western Oregon, Smith hit on 17 of 28 shots and also had 12 rebounds. . .Bremerman had 42 points, connecting on 15 of 27 shots including four of seven three-pointers, as the Falcons beat Northwest Nazarene and Seattle. Bremerman, who was eight-of-eight from the foul line, also had 13 rebounds and three steals. Week of Feb. 16-22: Ryan Diggs, Western Washington (Guard, 6-2, So., Victorville, CA – Silverado) and Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks (Guard, 6-4, Jr., North Pole, AK – Peninsula). . .Diggs scored 39 points and also had 18 assists and five steals as the Vikings kept alive their playoff hopes with a pair of road wins, including a four-point victory at Central Washington. Diggs scored 24 against the Wildcats, including six during a 9-2 run as the Vikings rallied from a 75-70 deficit. His 12-foot jumper with 1:36 remaining put the Vikings on top 79-78. . .Oleson scored 52 points (35 percent of the Nanooks' total) as Alaska Fairbanks extended its winning streak to six with road wins at Northwest Nazarene and Seattle. In the two contests, Oleson connected on 17 of 24 shots, including eight of 12 three-pointers. He also led the Nanooks with 13 rebounds, nine assists and nine steals. Week of Feb. 23-29: Ralph Steele, Seattle Pacific (Guard, Jr., 6-2, Jr., North Birmingham, AL) scored 15 of his season-high 27 points (7-9 FG, 11-12 FTs) in the final five minutes as the Falcons came from 10 down (over that span and 11 in the final seven minutes) to defeat Western Washington for their fifth straight win. His three-pointer with 28.3 seconds remaining snapped a 90-90 tie. Week of Mar. 1-7: Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks (Guard, 6-4, Jr., North Pole, AK) and Fred Hooks, Humboldt State (F, 6-6, Sr., San Diego, CA – Horizon). . .Oleson scored 60 points as the Nanooks won a pair of road games to finish the regular-season with a 10-game win streak. Oleson connected on 19 of 29 shots, including nine of 12 three-pointers. He also hit on 13 of 14 free throws and had 13 assists and eight rebounds. Hooks scored 41 points and pulled down 25 rebounds as the Lumberjacks wrapped up their third consecutive GNAC title with road wins at Central Washington and Saint Martin's. Week of Mar. 8-14: Austin Nichols, Humboldt State (Forward, 6-6, Sr., Berkeley, CA) scored 73 points, including 30 in the championship game to earn Most Valuable Player honors in the NCAA West Regional at San Bernardino. Nichols connected on 24 of 45 shots, including 10 of 17 three-pointers. He also had 26 rebounds, including a season-high 14 of in Monday's 64-60 title game win over Alaska Fairbanks. 2004-05 Week of Nov. 1-7: Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks (G, 6-4, Sr., North Pole, AK – Peninsula) scored 48 points (in just 46 minutes) to lead the Nanooks to 70 and 68-point victories over Puget Sound Christian. Oleson connected on 17 of 24 shots, including six of 12 three-pointers, and also had 12 rebounds and 10 assists. Week of Nov. 15-21: Grant Dykstra, Western Washington (G, 6-4, Jr., Everson, WA – Lynden Christian) earned MVP honors in leading the Vikings to two West Region victories in the Sonoma State Ron Logsdon Classic at Rohnert Park. Dykstra had 34 points, 13 rebounds and eight assists in wins over Cal State Stanislaus and the host Seawolves. In three wins, including a home victory over Northwest, Dykstra netted 54 points and also had 20 rebounds, nine assists and five steals. He hit on 20 of 36 shots, including six of 10 treys. Week of Nov. 22-28: Niko Nunogawa, Saint Martin's (F, 6-6, Jr., Federal Way, WA – Tacoma CC) and Grant Dykstra, Western Washington (G, 6-4, Jr., Everson, WA – Lynden Christian). . .Nunogawa scored 37 points and also had 12 rebounds as the Saints won a pair of games, including a region contest with nationally-ranked Cal Poly Pomona, in the WWU Chuck Randall Thanksgiving Classic. He connected on 15 of 24 shots, including two of three three-pointers, to earn all-tournament honors. Dykstra was selected the MVP – his second MVP award in two weeks – as he led the Vikings to their fourth and fifth consecutive wins in the Randall Classic. Dykstra scored 39 points and also had 11 rebounds, nine assists and four steals in wins over Pacific Lutheran and Cal Poly Pomona. Dykstra made seven of 11 three-pointers in the event. Week of Nov. 29-Dec. 5: Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks (G-F, 6-4, Sr., North Pole, AK – Peninsula College) led the Nanooks to double-digit home wins against Humboldt State and Western Oregon. Oleson had GNAC season-bests of 35 points and seven steals in a 19-point win over the Wolves. He finished the two-game weekend set with 48 points (20-29 FGs, 4-10 three-pointers), eight rebounds, seven assists and nine steals. His seven steals against WOU equaled the third best total in GNAC history and also equaled the UAF school record he previously shared with current head coach Frank Ostanik. Week of Dec. 6-12: Mesut Ademoglu, Northwest Nazarene (F, 6-9, Jr., Istanbul, Turkey) scored 12 second-half points to lead the Crusaders to a come-from-behind win over perennial West Region Division II contender Cal State Bakersfield. In two games, including a narrow two-point loss to unbeaten Montana State – Billings, Ademoglu had 30 points, 11 rebounds and five assists. He converted on 11 of 19 field goal attempts (57.9). Week of Dec. 13-19: Jordan Lee, Seattle Pacific (G, 6-1, Sr., Tacoma, WA – Life Christina) and Tyler Amaya, Western Washington (F, 6-7, Jr., Mount Vernon, WA – Gonzaga). . .Lee scored 38 points, connecting on 67 percent of his shots (14-21) in wins over Cal State Bakersfield and previously unbeaten Central Missouri State at the High Desert Classic. Lee, who made four of eight three-pointers, also had four rebounds and three steals. He finished with 28 points against Bakersfield, scoring SPU's final eight points to stave off a late Roadrunner rally. . .Amaya had 36 points and 16 rebounds as the Vikings divided a pair of games at Vegas. Amaya connected on 15 of 29 shots, including six of 10 treys, and also had five steals. He had 28 points and 10 rebounds to rally the Vikings back from a 10-point second-half deficit in Sunday's win over previously unbeaten Cal State Stan Bernardino. Week of Dec. 27-Jan. 2: Lance Den Boer, Central Washington (F, 6-6, So., Sunnyside, WA – Sunnyside Christian) and Kevin Johnson, Humboldt State (F, 6-7, So., Oakland, CA – Liberty). . .Den Boer scored 39 points and also had 12 rebounds, four assists and three blocks in earning MVP honors in the Red Lion Hotel-Fibromyalgia Classic at Monmouth. He had 17 points and six rebounds as CWU, which had won just two previous games, upset nationally second-ranked Minnesota State – Mankato 88-78 before defeating CCAA member Cal



State L.A. 71-57. . .Johnson scored 21 points and also had 15 rebounds, four blocks and four steals as the Lumberjacks beat No. 9 nationally ranked Brigham Young – Hawaii. In the final 20 seconds of the game, Johnson hit a three-pointer to put HSU on top, grabbed a key rebound on the other end of the floor, hit a pair of free throws and then blocked a shot that could have sent the game to overtime. Week of Jan. 3-9: Kyle Boast, Central Washington (G, 6-5, 215, Sr., Spokane, WA – Central Valley) scored 47 points (19-34 FGs, 6-12 three-pointers) and also had 31 rebounds and five steals as the Wildcats knocked off the No. 1 and No. 3 ranked teams in the West Region. Boast had 27 points and 15 rebounds, connecting on 10 of 16 shots, including five of eight three-pointers, in a 11-point win over Seattle Pacific. He then scored 20 points and pulled down 16 more rebounds in a five-point squeaker over nationally 10th -ranked Western Washington before a crowd of 3,365 in Ellensburg. Week of Jan. 10-16: Evan Kieling, Western Oregon (F, 6-6, Sr., Gladstone, OR) scored 49 points and also had 15 rebounds, four assists and a block leading the Wolves to 10 and 11-point home wins over Seattle University and Northwest Nazarene. Kieling, who had a career-high 29 against the Redhawks, connected on 18 of 28 shots, including four of nine three-pointers in the two contests. Week of Jan. 17-23: Tony Binetti, Seattle Pacific (G, 6-1, Jr., Enumclaw, WA) and Ryan Diggs, Western Washington (G, 6-2, Jr., Victorville, CA) led their respective teams to two home wins, including victories over nationally 16th ranked Alaska Fairbanks. Binetti had 46 points, missing just four shots, as the Falcons beat Alaska Anchorage by 15 and Alaska Fairbanks in overtime. He hit on 13 of 17 shots (4 of 6 three-pointers) and 16 of 20 free throws. He also had a team-best 12 assists. Diggs shot at a 60 percent pace (18-30) as he scored 49 points including 22 in a nine-point win over UAF and 27 in a 10-point win against UAA. He also had 10 assists and six rebounds. Week of Jan. 24-30: Bim Makinde, Seattle University (G, 6-1, Sr., Phoenix, AZ – Paradise Valley) and Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks (G, 6-4, Sr., North Pole, AK). . .Makinde scored 43 points as the Redhawks handed Central Washington and Saint Martin's losses. He had 22 points against the Saints, including a decisive three-point play with eight seconds remaining to give the Redhawks' their first and only lead of the game. He also had 21 against the Wildcats. In the two contests, Bim connected on 16 of 32 shots and also had nine rebounds and four assists. . .Oleson scored a GNAC season-best 39 points, connecting on eight of 11 three-pointers, and also had a team-best nine rebounds, to carry the Nanooks to an 11-point win over arch-rival Alaska Anchorage. Oleson also had two steals to improve his career total to 197, six short of the GNAC record. Week of Jan. 31-Feb. 6: Jason Chivers, Seattle Pacific (C, 6-8, 240, Sr., Los Angeles, CA – Highland & LA Trade) scored 52 points and also had 29 rebounds as the Falcons solidified their No. 2 regional ranking with 13 and seven point wins over Saint Martin's and Central Washington, respectively. Chivers, who equaled a GNAC single-game record for conference contests with 20 rebounds against the Saints, connected on 22 of 31 shots (71.0 percent) as he increased his career point total to 1,032. Week of Feb. 7-13: Mesut Ademoglu, Northwest Nazarene (F, 6-9, Jr., Istanbul, Turkey) and Ryan Diggs, Western Washington (G, 6-2, Jr., Victorville, CA – Silverdale). . .Ademoglu scored 36 points, converting on 16 of 28 shots, and also had 16 rebounds and eight steals as the Crusaders earned wins against Western Oregon and Humboldt State, snapping a 17-game losing streak against the Lumberjacks and resurrecting their post-season playoff hopes. Diggs scored 18 of his game-high 25 points in the first half as the Vikings built a 25-point lead, then hit a key basket with 2:10 left after SPU had closed the deficit to two points, as the Vikings held on for a four-point win moving into a tie with SPU for first-place. Week of Feb. 14-20: Brad Oleson, Alaska Fairbanks (G, 6-4, Sr., North Pole, AK - Peninsula) scored 51 points, leading the Nanooks to eight-point home wins over a pair of nationally ranked teams – No. 17 Seattle Pacific and No. 18 Western Washington. Oleson, who had 24 points against SPU and 27 against WWU, connected on 18 of 30 shots and 10 of 11 free throws. He also had nine rebounds, six assists and two steals as the Nanooks moved half a game ahead of both the Falcons and Vikings in the GNAC race. Week of Feb. 21-27: Bernard Seals, Seattle University (G, 6-3, Jr., Sacramento, CA – Consumnes River) and Mark Drake, Alaska Anchorage (G, 6-1, Sr., Shelbyville, Ind.). . .Seals scored 54 points as the Redhawks earned only their second and third road wins of the season. He made 13 of 23 three-pointers, eight of them in a 33-point performance against Central Washington. Seals also had 10 rebounds and four steals. . .Drake scored 32 points as the Seawolves knocked Alaska Fairbanks out of a tie for first place with a one-point win. He was 10 of 11 from the foul line, including one with five seconds remaining to give UAA a four-point lead and seal the victory. Drake, who hit four of seven three-pointers and also had five assists, increased his career point total to 1,145. His lone miss snapped a string of 28 consecutive free throws made. He has had two 30-point games this season and four in his career. Week of Feb. 28-Mar. 6: Mesut Ademoglu, Northwest Nazarene (C, 6-9, Jr., Istanbul, Turkey) netted 54 points on 21 of 31 shooting and also had 23 rebounds and eight assists as the Crusaders finished their season with wins over a pair of playoff-bound teams. He had nearly identical numbers in victories over Seattle Pacific (27 points, 11 rebounds) and Western Washington (27 points, 12 rebounds), recording his eighth and ninth double-doubles of the season. Week of Mar. 7-14: Justin Bourne, Alaska Fairbanks (Forward, 6-7, Jr., Fairbanks, AK – Lathrop) scored 42 points and also pulled down 24 rebounds helping lead the Nanooks to a runner-up finish in the NCAA Division II West Regional at Bellingham. Bourne, who connected on 13 of 21 shots, had a 14-point, 10-rebound double-double in a seven-point win over Cal State Bernardino, scored 20 points in a 22-point win over top-seeded Western Washington and then netted eight points and a team-best nine rebounds in Monday's championship game loss to Cal Poly Pomona. 2005-06 Week of Nov. 14-20: Kevin Tyner, Western Oregon (G, 6-0, Sr., Portland, OR – Central Catholic) and Dustin Bremerman, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-4, Jr., Yakima, WA – Eisenhower). . .Tyner scored 76 points (29-52 FGs, 4-12 3-pointers, 14-16 FTs) in three games, including 49 in two games at the Wildcat Classic to win MVP honors. He also had 21 assists, 12 rebounds and 13 steals. Twice he rallied the Wolves back from big second-half deficits. His three-pointer at the buzzer was the difference in Friday's 88-87 win over Grand Canyon. . .Bremerman had back-to-back 30-point performances – the first such occurrence for a SPU player since Jeff McBroom accomplished the feat in the 1998-99 season – to lead the Falcons to a pair of wins over Monterey Bay and San Bernardino in the Sodexho Classic. He made 20 of 31 shots, including nine of 16 three-pointers, and was perfect from the foul line (13-13) extending his two-season streak to 18 straight in earning all-tournament honors. His 32 points against CSUMB was a career-high. Week of Nov. 21-27: Ryan Diggs, Western Washington (G, 6-2, Sr., Victorville, CA – Silverado) and Bernard Seals, Seattle (G, 6-3, Sr., Sacramento, CA – Cosumnes River). . .Diggs scored 60 points, including 31 in a seven-point win over Sonoma State, to win MVP honors in the Chuck Randall Thanksgiving Classic. Half of his points came at the foul line where he made 30 of 33. He also was 14 of 24 from the floor and also had 10 assists, seven rebounds and seven steals. Diggs now ranks 11th in GNAC history in career scoring with 1,259 points. . .Seals hit on five of nine three-pointers, including one with 4:07 left to tie the game, and finished with a game-high 23 points as the Redhawks upset Division I Portland 88-85. He also had three rebounds and three steals. The win was SU's first official victory over a Division I school since it left the NCAA Division I ranks prior to the 1980-81 season. Week of Nov. 28-Dec. 4: Travis Kuhns, Western Oregon (F, 6-8, Fr., Salem, OR – Sprague) earned all-tournament honors at the Red Lion Hotel Classic in Monmouth, scoring 43 points and also pulling down 11 rebounds as the Wolves split a pair of games, defeating Alderson-Broaddus 77-76 before losing to Chaminade 85-73. Kuhns, who is averaging 16.0 points per game, shot 57.1 percent from the floor, making 16 of 28, including seven of 13 from the three-point line.



Week of Dec. 5-11: Kevin Johnson, Humboldt State (F, 6-7, Jr., Oakland, CA – Liberty) scored 45 points and also had 20 rebounds and five blocked shots as the Lumberjacks split a pair of games in the Ron Logsdon Classic at Rohnert Park. Johnson, who made 16 of 30 shots, had 29 points, eight rebounds and three steals in an 11-point win over Cal State Monterey Bay after contributing 16 points, 12 rebounds and five blocks against Sonoma State. His fifth block came with two seconds left on a potential game-winning shot. Sonoma, however, then scored on an in-bounds lob player to earn the one-point victory. Week of Dec. 12-18: Tony Binetti, Seattle Pacific (G, 6-1, Sr., Enumclaw, WA) and Jeremiah Ward, Humboldt State (G, 6-1, Jr., Fontana, CA – Miller). . .Binetti missed only three shots in leading the Falcons to wins over Missouri Southern and Pittsburgh State in the High Desert Classic. The Falcon point guard made 12 of 15 attempts, including seven of eight three-pointers. He also had five assists and four steals. In three games, including a loss to Nevada, he netted 53 points and shot at a 70.8 clip (17-24). . .Ward was named the Most Valuable Player in the DeBeni Classic at Arcata. In double-digit wins over Chico State and nationally second-ranked Tarleton State, he had 35 points connecting on 12 of 23 shots including seven of 14 three-pointers. He also had five steals and was charged with just two turnovers. Week of Dec. 19-25: Kemmy Burgess, Alaska Anchorage (G, 6-1, Sr., San Diego, CA – El Cajon) connected on 10 of 21 three-point shots and scored 50 points as the Seawolves swept Walla Walla College to finish their non-conference schedule with a 9-3 record. Burgess, who also had nine assists in the two-game series, is the GNAC career leader in three-pointers made per game, averaging 3.24. He also currently ranks second in career three-point percentage (47.4) and ranks 11th in career scoring per game (16.9). Week of Dec. 26-Jan. 1: Lance Den Boer, Central Washington (F, 6-6, Jr., Sunnyside, WA – Sunnyside Christian) and Tyler Amaya, Western Washington (F, 6-6, Sr., Mount Vernon, WA – Gonzaga). . .Den Boer scored 50 points, connecting on 19 of 30 shots including eight of 10 three-pointers, in wins over nationally 22nd ranked Alaska Fairbanks and Alaska Anchorage. He had 30 points (on 11 of 15 shooting) against the Nanooks, including the first 10 points during a 16-4 run late in the first half and early in the second half as the Wildcats opened up a 10-point lead. He then added 20 in a one-point win over the Seawolves. . .Amaya had 51 points and 12 rebounds as the Vikings extended their win streak to nine defeating UAA 112-106 in overtime and Alaska Fairbanks 95-86. Amaya, who made 15 of 25 shots in the two contests, had a career-high 32 against the Seawolves, 20 of them in the second half and overtime. Week of Jan. 2-8: Mike Bushmaker, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-7, Sr., Yakima, WA – Eisenhower) and Andrew Smith, Alaska Fairbanks (F, 6-8, Sr., Anchorage, AK – Bartlett). . .Bushmaker came off the bench to score 41 points, including a career-high 27 against Humboldt State, to lead the Falcons to a pair of road wins at Monmouth and Arcata. He missed just three shots converting on 15 of 18 attempts, including nine of 11 against the Lumberjacks. He also had eight rebounds, three assists and blocked three shots. . .Smith had 35 points (10-18 FGs, 15-23 FTs) and 22 rebounds as the Nanooks beat Saint Martin's and Seattle to level their conference record at 2-2. He also had five assists, two blocks and two steals. Smith currently ranks 20th in career scoring (1,125), 18th in rebounding (468) and 10th in blocked shots (88) in GNAC history. Week of Jan. 9-15: Tony Binetti, Seattle Pacific (G, 6-1, Sr., Enumclaw, WA) and Ryan Diggs, Western Washington (G, 6-2, Sr., Victorville, CA – Silverado). . .Binetti scored 41 points and also had 15 assists and six steals to lead the Falcons to a sweep of Alaska Anchorage and Alaska Fairbanks. He hit a key three with 24 seconds left in a 87-80 win over UAA and scored seven points in a 16-3 run early in the second half against UAF to help blow open the game. . .Diggs scored 42 points against Seattle – the fifth highest total in GNAC history – to help rally the Vikings from a 15-point first-half deficit. In two contests, he netted 56 points, connecting on 17 of 25 shots, including four of nine three-pointers. He also made 18 of 22 foul shots and also contributed seven assists, six rebounds and five steals. Week of Jan. 16-22: Tyler Amaya, Western Washington (F, 6-6, Sr., Mount Vernon, WA) had 35 points and 25 rebounds as the Vikings extended their win streak to 14 games, equaling their second longest streak in school history. Amaya, who also had seven assists, scored 19 points and produced his second 19-rebound game of the season in Saturday's 11-point win over Seattle Pacific. Week of Jan. 23-29: Grayson Moyer, Humboldt State (G, 6-5, So., San Diego, CA) had back-to-back 30-point games as the Lumberjacks beat Central Washington and Western Washington, snapping the latter's GNAC record-tying 15-game win streak. Moyer had 30 points against the Wildcats, including nine during an 18-2 run early in the second half, as the ‘Jacks rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit. He then scored a career-high 32 and added eight assists against the Vikings. In the two games, he made 17 of 24 shots, including five of 11 three-pointers, and also converted on 23 of 25 foul shots. Week of Jan. 30-Feb. 5: Robbie Will, Seattle Pacific (C, 6-10, So., Seattle, WA - O'Dea) scored 38 points, including a career-high 22 points in a 15-point home win over Western Oregon. Will made 16 of 22 shots, including eight of nine against the Wolves, and also had 14 rebounds and five blocked shots as the Falcons improved to 18-2 with a pair of home victories. Week of Feb. 6-12: Kemmy Burgess, Alaska Anchorage (G, 6-1, Sr., San Diego, CA – El Cajon) had a pair of 22-point games in home wins over Northwest Nazarene and regionally top-ranked Seattle Pacific. In the two contests, he connected on 16 of 33 shots, was perfect from the foul line (9-9) and also had 10 assists and three steals as the Seawolves rejuvenated their playoff hopes. The two 22-point efforts left him exactly 22 points short of the career 1000-point milestone. Week of Feb. 13-19: Lance Den Boer, Central Washington (F, 6-6, Jr., Sunnyside, WA – Sunnyside Christian) and Mesut Ademoglu, Northwest Nazarene (C, 6-10, Sr., Istanbul, Turkey)....Den Boer scored 56 points and had 19 rebounds and five steals leading Wildcats to road wins at Northwest Nazarene and Seattle Pacific. Den Boer made 15 of 27 field goal attempts, including nine of 12 three pointers. He also connected on 17 of 19 foul shots. . .Ademoglu scored 67 points as the Crusaders earned a split by defeating nationally second-ranked Western Washington after losing to the Wildcats. He had a career-high 34 against CWU, then netted 33 in a one-point win over Western. In the two contests, he made 22 of 39 shots, including seven of 13 treys. He also had 19 rebounds and five steals. Week of Feb. 20-26: Jeffrey McDaniel, Seattle University (F, 6-6, Sr., Stockton, CA – Tokay) scored 39 points and also had 19 rebounds, five assists, three blocks and three steals in leading the Redhawks to wins over regionally top-ranked Seattle Pacific and Northwest Nazarene. McDaniel had 29 points, connecting on 11 of 17 shots, and 14 rebounds in a 90-76 win over the Falcons. McDaniel, who has 1,246 career points, became the sixth player in GNAC history to corral 700 or more rebounds, running his total to 713. Week of Feb. 27-Mar. 5: Kemmy Burgess, Alaska Anchorage (G, 6-1, Sr., San Diego, CA – El Cajon) and Kenny Barker, Alaska Fairbanks (G, 6-2, So., San Diego, CA – Clairemont). . .Burgess scored 65 points, recording his third and fourth 30-point games of the year. He had 34 in Saturday's four-point win over Western Washington after scoring 31 Thursday in a three-point loss to Central Washington. In the two contests, he made 23 of 40 shots, seven of 13 from the three-point line. He also had eight assists. . .Barker scored 39 points, making seven of 12 three-pointers, as the Nanooks beat both the Vikings and Wildcats. In the two contests, he made 12 of 22 shots and also had 15 rebounds and eight assists. Week of Mar. 6-12: Robbie Will, Seattle Pacific (C, 6-10, So., Seattle, WA – O'Dea) was named the Most Valuable Player in the NCAA Division II West region tournament, finishing with 54 points, 28 rebounds and nine blocks leading the Falcons to the title and a trip to Springfield, Mass., for the Elite Eight. Will made 21 of 31 shots and 12 of 13 free throws.



Week of Nov. 13-19: Sam Kirby, Seattle (G, 6-0, Sr., Sacramento, CA – San Joaquin Delta) and Rob Will, Seattle Pacific (C, 6-10, Jr., Seattle, WA – O'Dea) . . .Kirby scored 47 points to lead the Redhawks to wins over Sonoma State and Ashland in the Elgin Baylor Classic. Kirby made 17 of 29 shots, including 11 of 18 three-pointers. He also had five rebounds and four steals. . .Will led the Falcons to two wins over CCAA teams in the SPU Sodexho Classic, finishing with 32 points, 11 rebounds and nine blocks. Will hit 13 of 16 shots. His nine blocks all came against CSLA, breaking both the SPU and GNAC single-game records. 2006-07 Week of Nov. 20-26: Lukas Henne, Western Washington (C, 6-7, Sr., Bremerton, WA – Central Kitsap) scored 51 points to earn MVP honors in the WWU Chuck Randall Classic. Henne hit on 15 of 26 field goals and 19 of 20 free throws and also had 19 rebounds and five blocks in wins over Northwest and Grand Canyon. Week of Nov. 27-Dec. 3: Dustin Bremerman, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-4, Sr., Yakima, WA – Eisenhower) scored a career-high 43 points and tied the SPU school record for three-pointers made (9) in a 98-93 win over previously unbeaten BYU-Hawaii. His two treys in the final 62 seconds of regulation helped force the OT. He then scored eight of SPU's 14 points in the extra session. His point total equaled the fifth highest in GNAC history and his three-point total equaled the second best mark in conference history. Week of Dec. 4-10: Luke Cooper, Alaska Anchorage (G, 6-0, Jr., Eltham, Australia) was voted the Most Valuable Player as he led the Seawolves to two wins in the Glacier Classic. In the two contests, he had 19 points, 16 assists and four steals, including 17 points and six assists in Saturday's win over Augustana. Cooper recorded his 10 th career double-digit assist total against Florida Tech. He now ranks fifth in GNAC history in career assists (416) and is the GNAC all-time leader in assists per game (6.21). Week of Dec. 11-17: Sam Kirby, Seattle (G, 6-0, Sr., Sacramento, CA) and Ryan Schmidt, Western Oregon (F, 6-7, Sr., Keizer, OR – McNary & Linn Benton). . .Kirby scored 33 points and also had seven rebounds, four assists and four steals to lead the Redhawks to a sweep of nationally 14th -ranked BYU-Hawaii and Hawaii Pacific on their trip to the Hawaiian Islands. Against BYU-Hawaii, Kirby scored 22 points, hitting eight of 15 shots from the field and four of five free throws. Two nights later against HPU, he scored 11 points, hitting a couple of key three-pointers along the way in a three-point victory. For the season, he is averaging 18.8 points per game and is shooting 53.5 percent from the field, 53.4 on three-pointers and 81.3 percent from the free throw line. . .Schmidt scored 63 points and had 12 rebounds to earn all-tournament honors and lead the Wolves to a third-place finish in the Lawrence R. DeBeni Sr. Memorial basketball tournament at Arcata, Calif. He made 20 of 42 shots, including 10 of 15 three-pointers. In four games during the week including losses at Oregon State and Southern Oregon prior to the tournament, he averaged 20.8 points and 6.0 rebounds and connected on 12 of 22 treys. Week of Dec. 18-24: Tim Ireland, Northwest Nazarene (G, 6-1, 190, Sr., Bellingham, WA – Whatcom CC) scored 41 points, leading the Crusaders to two road wins at Montana State-Billings. Ireland made 15 of 27 shots, including nine of 17 three-pointers, as NNU completed a three-game season series sweep of the Yellowjackets. In NNU's 90-89 overtime win Thursday, Ireland hit a three-pointer with 1:42 left in overtime to give NNU a 87-86 lead, a game they eventually won on a three-pointer by Justin Parnell with five seconds left. Ireland also had six rebounds and a team-best four steals. Week of Dec. 25-31: Jushay Rockett, Alaska Fairbanks (F, 6-5, Sr., Long Beach, CA) and Ryan Schmidt, Western Oregon (F, 6-7, Sr., Keizer, OR – McNary & Linn-Benton). . .Rockett, who leads the GNAC in scoring (22.3) and rebounding (9.6), scored 50 points and also had 21 rebounds, four steals and five blocks to lead the Nanooks to wins over Hawaii Hilo and nationally 19 th -ranked BYU-Hawaii in the AT&T Alascom Jamboree at Anchorage. Rockett, who scored 33 against the Seasiders, connected on 19 of 32 shots and had eight offensive rebounds, in earning all-tournament honors for the fourth time this winter. . .Schmidt scored 33 points in a 84-81 win over Shepherd and had 49 points total to earn MVP honors in the Red Lion Classic at Monmouth. Schmidt made 16 of 27 shots (59.3 percent) and also had seven rebounds and nine assists. His three-pointer with 31 seconds left snapped a 78-78 tie against the Rams. Week of Jan. 1-7: Brendan Campbell, Saint Martin's (F, 6-5, Jr., Bremerton, WA – Olympic) and Ryan Webb, Seattle (G, 6-1, Sr., Mountlake Terrace). . .Campbell and Webb led their teams to conference-opening victories. Campbell, who ranks second in the GNAC in rebounding averaging 8.5 per game, scored 22 points on seven of 11 shooting and had six rebounds in a one-point home win over Western Oregon. . .Webb tied his career high with 18 points – more than double his season average of 7.8 - to lead the Redhawks to a 13-point road win at Nampa. During a 20-3 run to break the game open, Webb scored six points and dished out two assists. He made eight of 12 shots from the field and both his free throw attempts and also earned five assists. On the season, Webb is shooting 50.8 percent from the field and 88.0 percent from the free throw line. He also leads the squad with 85 assists and is second with 20 steals. Week of Jan. 8-14: Jake Linton, Saint Martin's (G, 5-10, So., Lynnwood, WA – Meadowdale) and Carl Arts, Alaska Anchorage (F, 6-6, Jr., Valdez, AK) . .Linton scored 41 points as the Saints earned a road sweep of Central Washington and Seattle to extend their win streak to five games. Linton scored a game-high 21 points in Thursday's 11-point win at Ellensburg, then netted 20 points, including a pair of baskets to break a 57-57 tie in a 74-64 win at Seattle. He also had eight rebounds, five assists and three steals. . .Arts scored a career-high 27 points, converting on 10 of 15 field goal attempts and six of seven free throws, had also had 10 rebounds, two assists, two blocks and three steals as the Seawolves rallied from an eight-point halftime deficit to beat Northwest Nazarene. Week of Jan. 15-21: David White, Seattle (C, 6-11, Sr., Seattle, WA – Bellevue CC) and Jake Linton, Saint Martin's (G, 5-10, So., Lynnwood, WA – Meadowdale). . . White scored 30 points and also had 22 rebounds in leading the Redhawks to an overtime road win at Central Washington and a 18-point home win against Seattle Pacific. He tied his career high against CWU with 17 points on seven of 11 shooting and also had nine rebounds and two blocks. He then made six of eight shots against SPU and finished with 13 points, 13 rebounds and one block. . .Linton scored 49 points and also had 16 assists and just one turnover as the Saints ran their win streak to seven with home victories against UAA and UAF. He converted on 16 of 34 shots, including eight of 14 three-pointers, and was perfect from the foul line (9-9). Week of Jan. 22-28: Lance Den Boer, Central Washington (F, 6-6, Sr., Sunnyside, WA – Sunnyside Christian) exploded for 38 points, including 26 after the intermission, as the Wildcats beat Seattle Pacific 98-91 in overtime. Den Boer made 11 of 17 shots, five of eight from beyond the arc. He was also perfect from the foul line in 11 attempts where he is the GNAC career percentage leader making 88.8 percent of his attempts. Week of Jan. 29-Feb. 4: Kenny Barker, Alaska Fairbanks (G, 6-3, Jr., San Diego, CA – Clairemont) and Rob Will, Seattle Pacific (C, 6-10, Jr., Seattle, WA – O'Dea & Bellevue CC). . .Barker scored 46 points and also had 15 rebounds to lead the Nanooks to wins over Saint Martin's and Western Oregon. He had 18 of his game-high 24 points in the second half in an eight-point win over the Saints, then scored 15 of his 22 points after intermission, including a three-pointer with four seconds left, in a 79-76 win over Western Oregon. Barker, who had a dozen rebounds against the Wolves, connected on 14 of 32 shots, including four of eight three-pointers. . .Will led the Falcons to home wins over Northwest Nazarene and Seattle, scoring 43 points and pulling in 10 rebounds. He made 16 of 21 shots and 11 of 12 free throws as the Falcons moved into first-place in the tightly contested GNAC race. Week of Feb. 5-11: Bryan Freshwater, Central Washington (C, 6-8, Sr., Vancouver, WA – Columbia River) scored 39 points and also had 11 rebounds as the Wildcats earned back-to-back road wins against the GNAC's first-place team to extend their win streak to five games. On Thursday at Brougham Pavilion, he scored 17 points and had five rebounds as the Wildcats beat Seattle Pacific 80-73 to knock the Falcons out of first-place. The on Saturday, he scored 22 points and grabbed six rebounds in a 103-85 win over Saint Martin's, which had moved into the conference's top-rung following SPU's loss. In the two games, Freshwater made 16 of 24 shots. On the season he ranks third in the GNAC in field goal percentage (58.1). In conference games, he ranks third in field goal percentage (58.4), fifth in rebounds (6.3) and 13 th in scoring (6.6).



Week of Feb. 12-18: Ryan Webb, Seattle University (G, 6-1, Sr., Mountlake Terrace, WA) and Louie Beech, Northwest Nazarene (G, 6-1, Fr., Nampa, ID). . . Webb scored 25 points and played a key role in crucial road wins at Anchorage and Fairbanks. . Against UAA he scored 15 points (5-12 FGs, 5-7 FTs) and also had five assists, including one on David White's jumper with 27 seconds remaining to increase the Redhawks' lead to four points. He then made two free throws with seven seconds left to give Seattle its final three-point margin in a 69-66 win. Against Alaska Fairbanks, he led the Redhawks with 10 points (5-9 FGs). He also had five rebounds, two assists and a steal with 1:35 remaining to provide Seattle with its first and only lead of the game in a 50-48 victory. He then pulled down an offensive rebound with less than a minute left to help SU keep possession of the ball. Webb became the fourth player in school history to earn 500 career assists with his first helper against UAA and now has 506 career assists, which ranks fourth in GNAC history. . .Beech scored 36 points on 12 of 21 shooting and also had five assists, three steals and six rebounds in wins over Saint Martin's and Western Oregon. He scored 10 consecutive points late in the first half in a 12-0 surge against the Saints, then hit a three-pointer at the buzzer to give NNU a lead at the half, a lead it never relinquished, on the way to a career-high 21 points against the Wolves. Week of Feb. 19-25: Ryan Webb, Seattle University (G, 6-1, Sr., Mountlake Terrace, WA) and Jacob Mitchell, Western Oregon (F, 6-7, Sr., Olympia, WA – Capital – Pierce). . . Webb scored 34 points, pulled down 12 rebounds, and dished out 16 assists as Seattle University extended its win streak to five games (four of them on the road) and moved within a half-game of the conference lead with victories over Saint Martin's and Northwest Nazarene. Against the Saints, he scored a career-high 24 points on 11 of 13 shooting. He also earned seven rebounds and nine assists as the Redhawks jumped out to a 19-1 lead and cruised to the 13-point win. Webb played another solid all-around game in Saturday's overtime win over Northwest Nazarene, earning 10 points, five rebounds, and seven assists. Among his assists were two at the end of regulation and the beginning of overtime. . .Mitchell scored a game-high 32 points, including a game-winning tip-in at the buzzer, lifting Western Oregon to a two-point overtime home victory over Western Washington. He made 13 of 20 Week of Feb. 26-Mar. 4: Leigh Swanson, Seattle University (Forward, 6-8, So., Mountlake Terrace, WA) and Lance Den Boer, Central Washington (Forward, 6-6, Sr., Sunnyside, WA – Sunnyside Christian). . .Swanson had 26 points and 16 rebounds as the Redhawks earned the GNAC's automatic berth in the NCAA West Regionals beating Central Washington and Western Oregon. He had 15 points on seven of 11 shooting, seven rebounds and two steals in Thursday's 88-73 win over CWU, then scored the final five points in a 10-0 run early in the second half in Saturday's victory against Western Oregon. In the two contests, he made 12 of 22 shots. . .Den Boer scored 69 points, recording his fifth and sixth 30-point games of the season, as the Wildcats split two contests. Den Boer made 23 of 36 shots, nine of 15 from the three-point line. He also had 12 rebounds. His six 30-point games tied the GNAC record set by Alaska Fairbanks' Brad Oleson in 2004-05. He finished his career with 12 30-point contests, one off the GNAC record of 13 set by Humboldt State's Austin Nichols between 2001 and 2004. Week of Mar. 5-11: Sam Kirby, Seattle University (Guard, 6-0, Sr., Sacramento, CA – San Joaquin Delta) scored 29 points, connecting on six of 13 three-pointers and nine of 11 free throws as the Redhawks split two games in the NCAA West Regionals, upsetting third-seed Cal Poly Pomona to extend their win streak to eight games before losing narrowly to No. 2 Cal State San Bernardo. Kirby also had eight rebounds, four assists and three steals. 2007-08 Week of Nov. 12-18: Adam Shildmyer, Northwest Nazarene (G, 6-5, Jr., Bremerton, WA – King's West & Olympic CC) shot 65 percent from the floor (13 of 20) and scored a team-best 34 points as the Crusaders, who were picked to finish seventh in the GNAC Coaches' poll, opened their 2007-08 season with wins over Chico State and Notre Dame de Namur in the Tarp-It Classic at Ellensburg. Shildmyer scored 12 of his 16 points in the second-half in Friday's 14-point win over Chico State, then scored a game-high 18 in a four-point win over Notre Dame de Namur to earn all-tournament honors. Week of Nov. 19-25: Ira Graham, Western Washington (G, 6-1, Jr., Fontana, CA) and Brad Krichevsky, Western Oregon (G, 5-10, Sr., Beaverton, OR – Pacific). . .Graham scored 34 points (12-23 FG, 1-4 3-FG, 9-11 FTs) to earn MVP honors in the 10 th annual Chuck Randall Classic. He also had five rebounds, three steals and seven assists. In three wins, including a 12-point victory over Cal State Monterey Bay on Monday, Graham netted 66 points on 60 percent shooting (24-40) and had 10 rebounds, five steals and 11 assists and did not commit a turnovers. He made four of nine treys and 14 of 16 free throws. . Krichevsky scored 36 points as the Wolves split two games at the North Dakota Invitational, defeating 15 th ranked Montevallo 80-73 before losing on a shot with four seconds left to host North Dakota 60-58. Krichevsky, who also had nine steals, made 12 of 24 shots, eight of 17 from the arc. He also had six assists Week of Nov. 26-Dec. 2: Kendall Gielow, Northwest Nazarene (F, 6-7, So., Medford, OR – South Medford) scored 31 points and also had seven rebounds and four assists as the Crusaders won a pair of games to improve to 4-0. Gielow made 13 of 21 shots, three of five from the three-point line. Week of Dec. 3-9: Carl Arts, Alaska Anchorage (F, 6-6, Sr., Valdez, AK) and Joel Ryman, Northwest Nazarene (G, 6-0, Jr., Spokane, WA – Northwest Christian). . .Arts scored 34 points and also had 21 rebounds, six assists and three steals to lead the Seawolves to two wins over Texas-Permian Basin. He became the 31 st member of the GNAC 1,000-point club in the process increasing his career total to 1,017. He is the GNAC career active leader in both points and rebounds, ranking 15 th in the latter category with 551. . .Ryman came off the bench to score 36 points leading the Crusaders to a pair of wins and the team championship in the Wendy's Classic at Caldwell, Idaho. Ryman made seven of 12 three-pointers, including back-to-back treys during a key 10-0 run in Saturday's 80-70 win over Montana Western. Ryman made 10 of 18 shots overall and nine of 10 free throws. Week of Dec. 17-23: Marques Echols, Seattle Pacific (G, 6-2, Sr., Seattle, WA – Garfield & Peninsula CC) scored 58 points in leading the Falcons to wins over Colorado Mines and BYU-Hawaii in the BYU-Hawaii Holiday Classic. Echols made 23 of 37 shots, including 11 of 20 three-pointers and also had seven rebounds, nine assists and four steals. He scored 33 points, 27 in the second-half in Saturday's 75-73 road win against the nationally ninth ranked Seasiders as the Falcons improved to 6-1. Week of Dec. 24-30: Chris Bryant, Alaska Anchorage (G, 6-4, Sr., Metlakatla, AK) and Nate Jackson, Central Washington (G, 6-0, Sr., Seattle, WA – Cleveland & HCC). . .Bryant was selected the Most Outstanding Player as he led the Seawolves to two wins in the AT&T Alascom Jamboree at Anchorage. The Drake transfer scored 40 points, connecting on 15 of 27 shots, including nine of 19 treys. He also had 10 rebounds, five assists and three steals. The two wins improved UAA's Division II record to a perfect 9-0. . .Jackson scored 28 points and also had four rebounds, four assists and five steals as CWU earned wins over Sonoma State and Concordia, Ore., in the Phoenix Inn & Suites Classic at Monmouth. The CWU point guard made 11 of 13 shots and was selected to the all-tournament team. Week of Dec. 31-Jan. 6: McCade Olsen, Alaska Anchorage (F, 6-8, Sr., Riverton, UT – Eastern Wyoming) scored 36 points and had 12 rebounds in leading the Seawolves to two road victories. Olsen made 14 of 23 shots and also had three assists in the two wins, which included a GNAC record-setting defensive performance in a 66-42 victory at Saint Martin's. In the latter game, he held the Saints' Bill Richardson to four points, nine below his season average. Week of Jan. 7-13: Jake Beitinger, Central Washington (F, 6-8, Jr., Port Orchard, WA – South Kitsap) and Luke Cooper, Alaska Anchorage (G, 6-0, Sr., Melbourne, Australia). . .Beitinger, a transfer from Eastern Washington, scored 39 points and pulled down 21 rebounds as the Wildcats swept a pair of home games. Beitinger had 17 rebounds against Saint Martin's, the most for a CWU player since 2001. He also blocked three shots against the Saints. . .Cooper tied his own GNAC single-game record with 16 assists increasing his GNAC career-record total to 704 as the Seawolves extended their win streak to 10 with a 20-point win against Alaska Fairbanks. Cooper, who had just one turnover in playing all 40 minutes, also had three rebounds and made his only field goal attempt on the evening.

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