women’s basketball 2010

women’s basketball 2010 

Table of Contents 

About Corban . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 

Staff and Coaches . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 

Affiliations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 

Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 

Coach Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 

Player Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 

2009 Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 

Participants. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 

Season Results. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 

Records . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 

Game Schedule. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Dave Johnson, DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS 

The coaches and staff at Corban are committed to developing the growth and maturity of every athlete 

spiritually, academically and athletically. Our teams have a passion for winning, dedication to do so, and a 

commitment to Jesus Christ. The coaches and student-athletes are consistently prepared to compete at their 

highest level and have been rewarded with 12 NAIA conference championships and four NCCAA national titles 

since 1995. It’s a great experience to be part of Corban athletics. 

About Corban University 

Corban University is an independent Christian university in Salem, Oregon, with more than 50 majors and 

programs of study including professional, liberal arts, and ministries. Along with traditional and adult degree 

completion programs at the undergraduate level, Corban offers graduate teacher licensure programs and 

graduate degrees in education, business, counseling and ministry. Click here for more information. 

About Corban Athletics 

Corban University Athletics is committed to fielding teams of Christian student athletes who represent Christ 

and the College at a top level of competition. Athletics at Corban exists to integrate and enhance the mission 

of the University, while providing student-athletes and the college community opportunities for spiritual, 

academic, and athletic growth and development. We understand, from the Christian perspective, that 

competition is healthy for growing maturing Christians. 

Student-athletes who are fortunate enough to be a Warrior are provided and challenged with enriched, quality, 

and competitive intercollegiate athletic opportunities at a national level. 

Personal growth is highly emphasized and enhanced by combining spiritual truth into athletic and academic 

achievement. Coaches actively recruit student-athletes who are committed to developing Christlike character 

through discipline, teamwork, competition, and ministry. It is a primary goal that all our young men and 

women display that character and attitude toward opponents, spectators, officials and the community. 

Student-athletes at Corban can expect to be challenged, instructed, encouraged and mentored in the process 

of growing and living life in the image of Jesus Christ. 

As a member of the Cascade Collegiate Conference, Corban is affiliated with the National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA). Warrior teams compete in women’s basketball, cross country, track & field, 

golf, soccer, softball, and volleyball along with the men’s sports of basketball, baseball, cross country, track & 

field, golf, and soccer. 

Corban has claimed 13 conference titles since all Warrior sports joined the CCC in 1994. Other Conference 

members include: Concordia University, The College of Idaho, Eastern Oregon University, The Evergreen State 

College, Northwest University, Northwest Christian University, Oregon Institute of Technology, Southern 

Oregon University, and Warner Pacific College. 

Being a Warrior at Corban University is truly an outstanding spiritual and academic experience. 

Quick Facts 

Address: 

5000 Deer Park Drive SE 

Salem, Oregon 97317-9392 

Athletics Phone: 

503-375-7021 

Athletics/Sports 

Information Fax: 

503-315-2947 

Sports Center Phone: 

503-375-7588 

Athletic Training/Sports 

Center Fax: 

503-315-2941 

Switchboard: 

503-581-8600 

Founded: 

1935 

President: 

Dr. Reno Hoff 

Facilities : 

C.E. Jeffers Sports Center 

In The Works: 

Renovation 

of Sportsplex 

including 

baseball, soccer 

and softball 

facilities 

Enrollment: 

1,176 

Nickname: 

Warriors 

Colors: 

Navy and Gold 

Web Site: 

www.gowarriorsgo.com 

Affiliation: 

National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics 

(naia.cstv.com) 

National Christian College 

Athletic Association 

(www.thenccaa.org) 

Conference: 

Cascade Collegiate 

(cascadeconference.org)

corban university 

Staff 

Dave Johnson 

Director of Athletics 

Dave Johnson, Olympic bronze 

medalist at the 1992 Barcelona 

Summer Games, begins his 

second year as Director of 

Athletics at Corban University. 

Johnson, a graduate of 

Crescent Valley High School in 

Corvallis, earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology 

from Azusa Pacific University in 1986 before 

returning to his alma mater to receive his Master’s 

Degree in Special Education in 2003. 

For more than a decade, Johnson tutored 

under former Olympic head coach Terry Franson 

and was ranked among the top international 

decathletes of his day. Johnson competed in four 

straight Olympic Trials (1984, ’88, ’92, & ’96), 

qualified for the U.S. Olympic Team twice (1988 & 

‘92), and won four U.S. titles (1986, ‘89, ‘90, and 

‘92). In the process of capturing the 1992 Olympic 

bronze medal, Johnson became the first American 

medalist in the decathlon since Bruce Jenner’s gold 

medal effort at the 1976 Summer Olympics. 

Leading up to the ’92 Summer Games, Johnson 

was involved in an eight-month, world-wide 

Reebok campaign known as Dan and Dave featuring 

Johnson with fellow Olympic-hopeful Dan O’Brien 

in a series of popular TV commercials. Johnson’s 

inspiring Olympic experience, Christian faith, and 

career accomplishments are highlighted in his 1994 

autobiography Aim High, published by Zondervan. 

“Corban Athletics stands in a pivotal place in 

today’s amplified sports culture,” said Johnson. “Our 

students strive to reflect Gods design for athletics.” 

In his first year as Director of Athletics at 

Assistant Athletic Director / 

Game & Event Coordinator 

Tim Seiber 

503-589-8107 

tseiber@corban.edu 

Corban, Johnson spearheaded the introduction of 

the 12 Hours at Corban cross country road race that 

happens annually in May to help accommodate 

teams preparing for the annual Hood-to-Coast run 

and raise money for Warrior Athletics. Johnson 

also helped introduce a monthly Fellowship of 

Christian Athletes’ (FCA) leadership breakfast for 

local high school and college coaches that meets 

on Corban’s campus, while also working side-byside 

with Corban’s Assistant Director of Athletics 

and head coaches in implementing the start of 

a Captain’s Counsel that helps prepare Warrior 

team captains to lead their fellow teammates 

both on and off the field. Johnson also worked in 

conjunction with the Warrior Athletic Association 

Executive Council in launching the first-ever Warrior 

Hall of Fame Induction ceremony in January of 

2010 that recognized 15 former athletes, one 

former coach, and the architect and builder of the 

C.E. Jeffers Sports Center. Along with his work 

overseeing all 13 Warrior athletic programs, Johnson 

is in the beginning phases of raising money for 

the all-new Warrior SportsPlex that will feature a 

full-size, eight-lane track & field stadium as well 

as a championship-style FieldTurf soccer field. 

Included in the all-new Warrior SportsPlex, Johnson 

is planning in Phase #2 to relocate the current 

Warrior Softball Field and complete the building 

of the all-new Warrior Cross Country course that 

encompasses a portion of Corban’s newly-acquired 

41 acres that surrounds the northeast side of the 

campus. The third and final phase of the Warrior 

SportsPlex project will feature the building of an 

all-new Field House that will include brand-new 

athletic offices, an Olympic-style weight room, an 

arena for the Warriors’ basketball and volleyball 

teams, and indoor practice areas for Corban’s soccer, 

Gym Facility Manager 

Donny Zavala 

503-375-7588 

dzavala@corban.edu 

softball, baseball, and golf teams. In September, 

Johnson worked hand-in-hand with the Cascade 

Collegiate Conference commissioner, Corban’s head 

golf coach, Creekside management, and Salem-area 

representatives that helped bring the 2012 & 2013 

NAIA Men’s Golf National Championships to the 

Northwest for the first time ever in mid-May. 

“Corban holds an environment for success and 

the students work hard for what they have, said 

Johnson. “The improved facilities will provide more 

opportunity for students to serve the Lord.” 

For two years prior to coming to Corban, 

Johnson worked as Athletics Director at nearby 

South Salem High School. During his tenure, 

Johnson helped spearhead a $1.3 million facility 

renovation campaign that included a new 70,000 

square-foot synthetic FieldTurf surface and 

the christening of the new Guido Caldarazzo 

Stadium used for all major Saxon football and 

soccer events. Johnson was also instrumental in a 

project updating scoreboards at South Salem High 

School athletic venues. At South, Johnson was 

responsible for the administration and leadership 

of 17 sports programs, which included oversight 

of athletics schedules, staff, eligibility standards 

and event management. “The diverse population 

of students at South Salem High took pride in the 

improvements and was called to take ownership 

of its care.” Johnson said. “The environment was 

energized after the renovations!” 

Johnson currently resides in Salem with his 

wife, Sheri, and four children (Alexandra, Makenzie, 

Gabriel, and Eliason), while also working as an 

Olympic & motivational speaker for clients such as 

Reebok, IBM, VISA, and Billy Graham. Johnson and 

his family attend Morning Star Community Church 

in South Salem. 

Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Jenny Garrard 

503-589-8160 

jgarrard@corban.edu 

Dean of Athletic 

Activity & Athletics 

Dr. Dave Bale 

503-589-8104 

dbale@corban.edu 

Sports Information Director 

Mark Colachico 

503-589-8121 

mcolachico@corban.edu 

Assistant Athletic Trainer 

Sally Page 

503-589-8108 

spage@corban.edu 

Faculty Athletic Representative 

Dr. Bryce Bernard 

503-375-7034 

bbernard@corban.edu 

Head Athletic Trainer 

Tony Walther 

503-589-8193 

twalther@corban.edu 

Coaches 

Baseball Coach 

Jeff McKay 

503-375-7021 

jmckay@corban.edu 

M/W Cross Country Coach 

M/W Track & Field Coach 

Norm Berney 

503-375-7021 

nberney@corban.edu 

Women’s Soccer Coach 

Marty Ziesemer 

503-375-7115 

mziesemer@corban.edu 

Men’s Basketball Coach 

Justin Sherwood 

503-589-8196 

jsherwood@corban.edu 

M/W Golf Coach 

Ron Sisler 

503-375-7021 

rsisler@corban.edu 

Softball Coach 

Nathan Ohta 

503-375-7021 

nohta@corban.edu 

Women’s Basketball Coach 

Terry Williams 

503-316-3397 

twilliams@corban.edu 

Men’s Soccer Coach 

Paul Meehan 

503-375-7021 

pmeehan@corban.edu 

Volleyball Coach 

Nels Norquist 

503-316-3398 

nnorquist@corban.edu 

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Affiliations 

Cascade Collegiate Conference 

Corban University is a member of the Cascade 

Collegiate Conference and affiliated with the National 

Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), 

competing in baseball, men’s & women’s basketball, 

men’s & women’s cross country, men’s & women’s 

golf, men’s & women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s track & field, and 

women’s volleyball. 

Conference members include The College of Idaho, Concordia University, 

Eastern Oregon University, The Evergreen State College, Northwest University, 

Northwest Christian University, Oregon Institute of Technology, Southern 

Oregon University, Warner Pacific College, and Corban University. All 10 

members of the conference compete in women’s soccer. 

Corban has claimed nine conference championships and eight conference 

tournament championships since all the sports joined the CCC in 1994. The 

Cascade Collegiate Conference web site address is www.cascadeconference.org. 

National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics 

The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics 

(NAIA) currently administers programs of intercollegiate 

athletics at approximately 300 fully accredited colleges and 

universities of moderate enrollment. The fundamental 

tenet of the NAIA is that intercollegiate athletics is an 

integral part of the total educational program of the 

institution. 

As the country=s oldest collegiate sports governing body, the NAIA has been 

a leader in addressing important issues such as racial integration, women=s 

sport championship programs, and improved academic eligibility requirements. 

There are presently 13 sport offerings and 23 national championship 

opportunities within the NAIA. The national office of the NAIA is located in 

Olathe, Kan. The web site address is naia.cstv.com. 

National Christian College Athletic Association 

Corban University is presently a member of the 

National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA). 

Over 20 national championships in men’s and women’s 

sports are sponsored by the NCCAA. 

The NCCAA was incorporated to provide a Christianbased 

organization that functions uniquely as a national and international 

agency for the promotion of outreach and ministry, and for the maintenance, 

enhancement, and promotion of intercollegiate athletic competition with a 

Christian perspective. 

Corban has sent men’s and women’s basketball, men’s and women’s soccer, 

and volleyball teams to national tournaments, with championships twice in 

women’s basketball (1994, 1995) and once in men’s basketball (1977), men’s 

soccer (1996), and volleyball (1997). 

The national office of the NCCAA is in Greenville, S.C. The web site address is 

www.thenccaa.org. 

Cascade Collegiate Conference Opponents 

Women’s Basketball: 

The College of Idaho 

Concordia University 

Eastern Oregon University 

The Evergreen State College 

Northwest University 

Northwest Christian University 

Oregon Institute of Technology 

Southern Oregon University 

Warner Pacific College 

THE COLLEGE OF IDAHO 

Location: Caldwell, Idaho 

Enrollment: 834 

Nickname: Coyotes 

Colors: Purple and Gold 

Athletics Director: Marty Holly 

Sports Information Director: Mike Safford, Jr. 

Sports Information Phone: 208-459-5681 

Women’s Basketball Coach: Reagan Rossi 

Website: www.collegeofidaho.edu/athlete 

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY 

Location: Portland, Oregon 

Enrollment: 1,600 

Nickname: Cavaliers 

Colors: Navy and White 

Athletics Director: Matthew English 

Sports Information Director: Jason Dormeyer 


Women's Basketball Coach: Aaron Christian 

Website: www.gocugo.com 

EASTERN OREGON UNIVERSITY 

Location: La Grande, Oregon 


Nickname: Mountaineers 

Colors: Navy and Vegas Gold 

Athletics Director: Rob Cashell 

Sports Information Director: Barrett Henderson 


Women’s Basketball Coach: Anji Weissenfluh 

Website: www.eousports.com 

THE EVERGREEN STATE COLLEGE 

Location: Olympia, Washington 


Nickname: Geoducks 

Colors: Forest Green and White 

Athletics Director: Sarah Works 

Sports Information Director: Jason McConnell 


Women’s Basketball Coach: Monica Heuer 

Website: www.evergreen.edu/athletics 

NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY 

Location: Kirkland, Washington 


Nickname: Eagles 

Colors: Blue and Gold 

Athletics Director: Gary McIntosh 

Sports Information Director: Al Kawashima 


Women's Basketball Coach: Lori Napier 

Website: www.northwestu.edu/athletics 

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY 

Location: Eugene, Oregon 


Nickname: Beacons 

Colors: Blue and Gold 

Athletics Director: Corey Anderson 

Sports Information Director: Nick Askew 


Women’s Basketball Coaches: Liz Bolton 

Website: www.gobeacons.com 

OREGON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 

Location: Klamath Falls, Oregon 


Nickname: Hustlin’ Owls 

Colors: Navy and Gold 

Athletics Director: Michael Schell 

Sports Info. Director: Tom Loney / Michael Garrard 


Women’s Basketball Coach: Scott Meredith 

Website: www.oitsports.com 

SOUTHERN OREGON UNIVERSITY 

Location: Ashland, Oregon 


Nickname: Raiders 

Colors: Red and Black 

Athletics Director: Matt Sayre 

Sports Information Director: Bobby Heiken 


Women’s Basketball Coach: Lynn Kennedy 

Website: www.souraiders.com 

WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE 

Location: Portland, Oregon 


Nickname: Knights 

Colors: Columbia Blue and Black 

Athletics Director: Ryan Kaiser 

Sports Information Director: Cody Harrord 


Women’s Basketball Coach: Matt Gregg 

Website: www.wpcknights.com 

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2010-11 ROSTER 

NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN hIGH SCHOOL PREVIOUS SCHOOL 

1 Hannah Whitehead G 5-6 FR Lebanon, Ore. East Linn Christian HS 

3 Emily Tsugawa G 5-5 SO Oregon City, Ore. Gladstone HS 

4 Rachel Harter F 6-1 JR Grass Valley, Calif. Bear River HS 

5 Alison Evans G 5-10 FR Canby, Ore. Canby HS 

10 Jennesa Miller F 5-10 SR Mica, Wash. Freeman HS 

12 Kayla Shaughnessy G 5-7 SR Camano Island, Wash. Stanwood HS 

13 Rachel Newby F 5-9 JR Portland, Ore. Centennial HS Warner Pacific College 

14 Katie Steigleman F 5-11 JR Eugene, Ore. Sheldon HS 

15 Ashlyn Roos G 5-4 SO Salem, Ore. Sprague HS 

20 Christy Mosier F 5-11 SO Bend, Ore. Summit HS 

22 Tess Bennett F 5-10 SO Sutherlin, Ore. Sutherlin HS 

23 Ashlee Roderick G 5-5 SR Yuba City, Calif. Yuba City HS 

24 Katerina Nilo G 5-5 SO Athens, Greece Tavros Secondary 

25 Becky Buhler F 6-2 JR Clackamas, Ore. Clackamas HS 

33 Karlen Yallup G 5-8 FR Warm Springs, Ore. Madras HS 

40 Melissa Jones F 6-0 SO Klamath Falls, Ore. Mazama HS 

Head Coach: Terry Williams (12th year) 

Assistant Coaches: Rosey Ball, Derek Imig, Keith Wery, Stephanie Brown, Ron Hittner 

Athletic Trainers: Tony Walther, Jenny Garrard, Sally Page 

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Coaches 

terry williams 

Head Coach 

Head coach Terry Williams prepares for his twelfth season 

at the helm of Corban College’s women’s basketball 

program. 

After a five-year hiatus away from the bench, Terry 

returned three seasons ago and is hoping to add to a 

coaching resume that includes two straight National Christian College Athletic 

Association (NCCAA) national titles in 1995 & 1996. 

Williams has accumulated an overall record of 183-173 in eleven seasons 

as the leader of the Warriors. During the 2000-01 season, Terry coached 

then-Western Baptist to a school-record 11-game winning streak from 

January 7th-February 2nd, as well as leading the program to its first-ever 

Cascade Collegiate Conference championship and a trip to the NAIA national 

tournament. 

“Playing for a team of all Christian athletes dedicated to a common 

goal of competing at the highest level possible is one of the most dynamic 

experiences a person can have,” Terry said. “Our hope is to develop the total 

person and Corban is the perfect place to accomplish that.” 

A graduate of Western Baptist College in 1974, Terry played both 

basketball and baseball for the Warriors. Terry was also a successful AAU 

coach in the Salem-Keizer area for many years before accepting his first 

collegiate position in 1994. 

Terry worked as the Director of Residence Life for nine years (1997-2006) 

at Corban before retiring from that position due to health reasons. 

Terry and his wife, Debbie, currently reside in Salem. The couple has 

three children (Matt, Joel, & Allison), who all attended Corban, and eight 

grandchildren (Josiah, Jonah, Julia, Jaden, Katelyn, Parker, Talen, & Delaney). 

Terry’s son, Matt, was an assistant coach for the Warriors for three seasons, 

while his other son, Joel, competed for the Warriors in both soccer (1995) and 

baseball (1996-98) before moving to the Sacramento area where he currently 

works as a teacher and coach. Terry’s lone daughter, Allison, played four years 

of basketball at then-Western Baptist from 1998-2002 and is now a teacher 

and varsity girls’ basketball coach at nearby Sprague High School. Terry’s 

daughter-in-law, Erica, played four years of basketball (1996-2001) for the 

Warriors before serving as an assistant coach for two seasons (2001-02 & 

2007-08). 

rosey ball 

Assistant Coach 

Rosey Ball will begin her third season as an assistant 

coach for the Warriors after playing four years (1994-99) for 

current head coach Terry Williams. 

During her time as a Warrior, Rosey was part of backto-back 

NCCAA national champions in 1995 & 1996. On the 

all-time career list in Warrior history, Rosey is the all-time leader in free throws 

made, free throws attempted, and blocked shots. Rosey also ranks 2nd in 

rebounding average, 3rd in total rebounds, 4th in scoring, 5th in field goals 

made, 5th in field goals attempted, and 6th in scoring average. 

“I had a life-changing experience at Corban as a student-athlete and I’m 

excited to be a part of the program again as a coach,” said Ball. “It is amazing 

to be part of a team that shares the same faith and the same goal.” 

Married to former Warrior men’s basketball player, Steve Ball, the couple 

currently resides in Salem with their two sons, Damian & Dominic. The couple 

currently attends Salem First Church of the Nazarene. 

keith wery 


Keith Wery will begin his second season full-time as an 

assistant coach for the Warriors after working part-time 

two seasons ago under head coach Terry Williams. 

A graduate of nearby Canby High School, Keith 

played three years of tennis for the Cougars. While 

attending Corban, Keith helped manage Corban’s intramural program for two 

years, including one year as the Associated Student Body (ASB) intramural 

coordinator. Keith also assisted in the managing of the Warriors’ flag football 

team for two seasons. 

“Corban basketball provides a unique opportunity to model Christ 

and grow spiritually while playing in the competitive Cascade Collegiate 

Conference,” said Wery. “Our goal is to develop well-rounded players who 

emulate Christ both on and off the court.” 

In addition to his coaching duties, Wery also works in Sports Information 

at Corban as a Volunteer Assistant. 

Wery, who is currently single and living in Canby, graduated in 2008 from 

Corban with degrees in business management and accounting/finance. 

derek imig 


Derek Imig begins his first season as assistant coach under 

head coach Terry Williams. 

Derek joins the Warriors following four seasons 

as assistant coach for girl’s basketball at nearby Salem 

Academy. Derek served as head coach for the Crusaders’ 

JV program, leading the JV team to a 56-12 record over four seasons. During 

Derek’s time at Salem Academy, the Crusaders finished in the top four at 

the OSAA 2A State Tournament three times, including winning the state 

championship in 2008. 

Imig also served two seasons as assistant track & field coach at John F. 

Kennedy High School in Mt. Angel prior to his time at Salem Academy, helping 

the Trojans win their league’s title in 2006. 

An alumnus of Sioux Center, Iowa-based Dordt College, Derek worked as 

manager for the Defenders’ men’s basketball program for two seasons before 

serving one year as Assistant Athletic Trainer for Dordt Athletics. 

“There is nothing like coaching in a Christ-centered atmosphere,” said 

Imig. “As coaches, our goal is to emphasize to our players the importance of 

glorifying God in all they do, both on and off the court. Soli Deo Gloria.” 

Imig graduated from Salem Academy, where he was a three-sport athlete 

in soccer, basketball, and track & field during his prep athletic career. A 2005 

graduate from Dordt College, Derek earned a degree in Political Studies. 

In addition to coaching, Derek works as the production manager at 

Willamette Valley Fruit Company. Derek’s wife, Lindsay (Vogt) Imig, graduated 

from Corban in 2006. The couple lives in Salem with their daughter, Baylie. 

stephanie brown 


Stephanie Brown joins the Warriors for her first season as assistant coach 

under head coach Terry Williams. 

Stephanie played basketball at McLoughlin High School in Milton- 

Freewater, Ore. prior to attending Western Oregon University, where she 

helped out with the Wolves’ women’s basketball program. 

“I believe the best team is a team that has a stronger bond than any 

other team,” said Brown. “Also, [the best team has] spirituality and faith base. 

Corban’s Women’s Basketball brings both of these aspects to the table. This is 

one of many reasons to be a part of Corban University.” 

Brown, who is currently single and living in Salem, is studying psychology 

at Western Oregon University and hopes to complete her degree in June 2011. 

ron hittner 


Ron Hittner begins his fourth year as assistant coach this 

season under head coach Terry Williams. Ron earned his 

bachelor’s degree in math from Willamette University in 

1987 and then was awarded a master’s degree in the area of 

business in 1989. 

Ron has been on the coaching staff every season of Coach Williams’ 

second stint at the helm of the Warriors after serving as an advance scout 

during Williams’ first tenure as head coach. Along with his scouting 

experience, Ron has served as girls’ coach at Blanchet Catholic School, as well 

as being a long-time AAU coach in the Salem-Keizer area. Besides his AAU 

experience, Ron also worked as an assistant coach at McNary High School in 

Keizer which is his alma mater. 

“Our #1 goal is helping our players and all those we encounter in their 

spiritual growth,” said Ron. “We also are entrusted with assisting out young 

women succeed academically and prepare them for life after college. Finally, 

I am thrilled to be part of our program’s quest to be a perennial national 

championship contender.” 

Ron, a graduate of McNary High School, was a 3-year starter for the 

Celtics and two-time Defensive Player of the Year (1981-82 & 1982-83). Ron 

was named a member of the all-league team following the 1982-83 season 

and helped lead McNary to the state tournament for the first time in 14 years. 

Ron ended his playing career at McNary in the top five for career assists before 

playing two seasons at point guard for Willamette University. 

Ron and his wife, Mikki, live in Keizer with their two daughters (Tori & 

Bailey). Ron is the owner and president of a management consulting firm, 

Hitter & Associates, Inc. 

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players 

#1 HANNAH WHITEHEAD 

Guard, 5-6, Freshman 

Lebanon, Oregon 

East Linn Christian School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from East Linn Christian 

School in 2010 … Competed in basketball (4 years), track & field (4 years), cross 

country (2 years), & volleyball (2 years) … cross country team finished 6 th at 

state cross country championships … Named 2 nd team All-State in basketball 

following senior season … two-time state champion in the 400M distance 

for track & field. PERSONAL: Born in Lebanon, Ore. to Todd and Rachel 

Whitehead … Is 1 of 3 children … Has two brothers (Jonathan & Michael) … 

Paternal grandfather, Ron, played basketball for Willamette University … 

Maternal grandfather, John, played baseball for Oregon State … Enjoys reading 

… Major: Elementary Education. Why I Chose Corban: “I have wanted to 

come to Corban since my brother showed interest in it. I attended the Corban 

Experience and knew God was leading me here. There was no where else I 

loved as much as Corban.” 

#3 EMILY TSUGAWA 

Guard, 5-5, Sophomore 

Gladstone, Oregon 

Gladstone High School 

2009-10: Appeared in 28 games as a freshman … Started 26 … 

Scored 253 points (avg. 9.0) … Grabbed 84 rebounds (avg. 3.0) … Handed out 

a team-high 124 assists (avg. 4.4) … Recorded 51 steals (avg. 1.8) … Blocked 

2 shots (avg. 0.1) … Scored a season and career-high 19 points at Evergreen 

(1/23/10) … Grabbed a season and career -high 5 rebounds five times (last at 

Northwest Christian, 2/19/10) … Handed out a season, team, and career-high 

8 assists two times (last at The College of Idaho, 1/15/10) … Recorded a season 

and career-high 4 steals four times (last versus Eastern Oregon, 2/12/10) … 

Recorded a season and career-high 1 block two times (last at Warner Pacific, 

2/6/10) … Named team Most Improved. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated as the 

salutatorian in 2009 from Gladstone High School … Played basketball (4 

years), soccer (4 years), and softball (1 year) … Competed as part of the OACA 

East-West All-Star Series as a senior … Named league Player of the Year, 1 st 

team all-state, and 1 st team all-league in soccer all four years … Member of 

two-time league champions in soccer. PERSONAL: Born in Portland, Ore. to 

John and Heather Tsugawa … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister (Tracy) … Enjoys 

listening to music, watching television, playing sports, and hanging out with 

friends … Major: Elementary Education … Would like to become a elementary 

school teacher following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban seemed 

like a pretty nice school and it’s a great place to major in Education. Plus, it has 

a great Christian atmosphere and a lot of nice people.” 

CORBAN CAREER STATISTICS: 

YEAR G/GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG AST/AVG 

09-10 28/26 87-235 .370 22-75 .293 57-69 .826 253/9.0 84/3.0 124/4.4 

Corban Career Highs (needs to be updated): 

Points: 19, at Evergreen (1/23/10) 

Rebounds: 5, five times, last at Northwest Christian (2/19/10) 

Assists: 8, two times, last at The College of Idaho (1/15/10) 

Steals: 4, four times, last versus Eastern Oregon (2/12/10) 

Blocks: 1, two times, last at Warner Pacific (2/6/10) 

#4 RACHEL HARTER 

Forward, 6-1, Junior 

Grass Valley, California 

Bear River High School 

2009-10: Appeared in all 32 games as a redshirt sophomore … 

Started 7 … Scored 53 points (avg. 1.7) … Grabbed 122 rebounds (avg. 3.8) … 

Handed out 34 assists (avg. 1.1) … Recorded 11 steals (avg. 0.3) … Blocked 7 

shots (avg. 0.2) … Registered season-high 7 points at Oregon Tech (12/30/09) 

… Grabbed season-high 10 rebounds at Pacific Lutheran (11/20/09) … Handed 

out a season and career-high tying 4 assists two times (last at Simpson, 

1/2/10) … Swiped a season and career-high 5 steals versus Bethany (11/27/09) 

… Blocked a season and career-high tying 2 shots versus Bethany (11/27/09) 

… Named Academic All-Cascade Collegiate Conference … Named team Best 

Defensive Player. 2008-09: Attended Corban as a true sophomore, but did 

not play due to a preseason knee injury that sidelined her for the entire ’08- 

09 season. 2007-08: Appeared in 30 games as a freshman … Started 16 … 

Scored 69 points (avg. 2.3) … Grabbed 120 rebounds (avg. 4.0) … Handed out 25 

assists (avg. 0.7) … Recorded 11 steals (avg. 0.4) … Blocked 9 shots (avg. 0.3) 

… Registered career-high 8 points at The College of Idaho (2/8/08) … Grabbed 

career -high 11 rebounds twice (last at The College of Idaho, 2/8/08) … Handed 

out a career-high 4 assists versus Evergreen (2/2/08) … Recorded season-high 

2 steals two times (last at The College of Idaho, 2/8/08) … Recorded careerhigh 

2 blocks twice (last at The College of Idaho, 2/8/08). HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated in 2007 with honors from Bear River High School … Played three 

season of basketball … Earned 1 st team all-league honors … Member of 

Optimist North All-Star team following senior season … Member of team that 

captured two section titles. PERSONAL: Born in Auburn, Calif. to Jeff and 

Michele Harter … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 brother (Brian) and 1 sister (Lindsey) 

… Father, Jeff, played basketball at American River Junior College … Enjoys 

playing basketball, riding horses, sleeping, tubing, boating, and laughing … 

Major: Elementary Education. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “God had really been 

making it obvious that I needed to trust in Him and go where He wanted me 

to go. When (Coach) Terry contacted me and I came up to visit, I knew this was 

where I was supposed to go.” 



07-08 30/16 32-80 .400 0-0 .000 5-31 .161 69/2.3 120/4.0 25/0.7 

08-09 -------------------------------------------------- Red-shirted ------------------------------------------ 

09-10 32/7 20-68 .294 0-0 .000 13-39 .333 53/1.7 122/3.8 34/1.1 

Career 62/23 52-148 .351 0-0 .000 18-70 .257 122/2.0 242/3.9 59/1.0 

CORBAN CAREER HIGHS: 

Points: 8, at The College of Idaho (2/8/08) 

Rebounds: 11, two times, last at The College of Idaho (2/8/08) 

Assists: 4, three times, last at Simpson (1/2/10) 

Steals: 5, versus Bethany (11/27/09) 

Blocks: 2, three times, last versus Bethany (11/27/09) 

#5 ALISON EVANS 


Canby, Oregon 

Canby High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2010 from Canby High School … 

Competed in basketball (4 years), volleyball (2 years), soccer (2 years), and 

golf (1 year) … Earned honorable mention all-league honors in basketball … 

Played two seasons with the Oregon Elite club team. PERSONAL: Born in 

Corvallis, Ore. to John and Natalee Evans … Is 1 of 6 children … Has 3 brothers 

(Andrew, Austin, & Alexander) and 2 sisters (Ashley & Arika) … Father, John, 

played basketball at Mt. Hood Community College … Mother, Natalee, played 

volleyball at Linn-Benton Community College … Enjoys playing basketball, golf, 

and vollyeball … Major: Pre-Dentistry … Would like to become an orthodontist 

following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “The reason I chose Corban to 

continue my education is the small university with a solid education program 

and with strong Christian values. Also, I get to play basketball and golf.” 

#10 JENNESA MILLER 

Guard, 5-10, Senior 

Mica, Washington 

Freeman High School 

2009-10: Appeared in all 32 games as a junior … Started 29 … 

Scored 287 points (avg. 9.0) … Grabbed a team-high 184 rebounds (avg. 5.8) 

… Handed out 54 assists (avg. 1.7) … Swiped 37 steals (avg. 1.2) … Blocked 14 

shots (avg. 0.4) … Scored season and career-high 23 points versus Evergreen 

(12/21/09) … Grabbed season, team-high tying, and career-high 12 rebounds 

twice (last versus Oregon Tech, 1/30/10) … Handed out season and careerhigh 

tying 5 assists versus The College of Idaho (2/13/10) … Recorded a 

season-high 4 steals at Northwest (2/23/10) … Recorded season and careerhigh 

3 blocks versus Evergreen (12/21/10) … Named All-Cascade Collegiate 

Conference Honorable Mention … Named Academic All-Cascade Collegiate 

Conference. 2008-09: Appeared in a team-high 29 games as a sophomore … 

Started 27 … Scored 315 points (avg. 10.9) … Grabbed 122 rebounds (avg. 4.2) 

… Handed out 45 assists (avg. 1.6) … Recorded 42 steals (avg. 1.4) … Blocked 

4 shots (avg. 0.1) … Scored season-high 22 points versus Cascade (1/9/09) … 

Grabbed season-high 9 rebounds twice (last at Southern Oregon, 2/24/09) 

… Handed out a season and career-high 5 assists versus Evergreen (12/5/08) 

… Recorded season and career-high 6 steals versus Simpson (11/22/08) … 

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Recorded season-high 1 block four times (last at Northwest, 1/30/09) … 

Named Academic All-Cascade Collegiate Conference. 2007-08: Appeared in 

28 games as a freshman … Started 4 … Scored 142 points (avg. 5.1) … Grabbed 

98 rebounds (avg. 3.5) … Handed out 27 assists (avg. 1.0) … Recorded 20 steals 

(avg. 0.7) … Blocked 11 shots (avg. 0.4) … Scored season-high 19 points at 

Southern Oregon (2/22/08) … Grabbed season -high 7 rebounds four times 

(last at Oregon Tech, 2/23/08) … Handed out a season-high 3 assists twice 

(last versus Colorado Christian, 12/29/07) … Recorded season-high 3 steals at 

Cascade (1/11/08) … Recorded season-high 2 blocks versus Northwest Christian 

(12/19/07). HIGH SCHOOL: A 2007 graduate with honors of Freeman High 

School … Competed four years in basketball, volleyball, and track … Named 1 st 

team all-league and all-state following senior season … Helped Freeman finish 

4 th in state after junior season and 2 nd in state following sophomore campaign 

… Honored for work in classroom with academic 1 st team all-league honors 

following junior and senior seasons … Named member of academic 2 nd team 

all-league after sophomore season … Also was a 2-time all-league and allstate 

member in volleyball. PERSONAL: Born in Spokane, Wash. to Kevin and 

Rose Miller ... Is 1 of 4 children … Has 1 sister (Alisha) and 2 brothers (Dustin 

& Chris) … Sister, Alisha, played softball at Northwest Nazarene University 

… Enjoys reading, playing sports, and scrap booking … Major: Health Science 

… Would like to work at a pharmacy following graduation. WHY I CHOSE 

CORBAN: “From my first visit meeting with the girls on the team and the 

Godly, friendly atmosphere told me this is where God wanted me.” 



07-08 28/4 56-150 .373 3-21 .143 27-48 .563 142/5.1 98/3.5 27/1.0 

08-09 29/27 124-286 .434 7-20 .350 60-110 .545 315/10.9 122/4.2 45/1.6 

09-10 32/29 110-279 .394 4-24 .167 63-100 .630 287/9.0 184/5.8 54/1.7 

Career 89/60 290-715 .406 14-65 .215 150-258 .581 744/8.4 404/4.5 126/1.4 


Points: 23, versus Evergreen (12/21/09) 

Rebounds: 12, two times, last versus Oregon Tech (1/30/10) 

Assists: 5, twice, last versus The College of Idaho (2/13/10) 

Steals: 6, versus Simpson (11/22/08) 

Blocks: 3, versus Evergreen (12/21/10) 

#12 KAYLA SHAUGHNESSY 


Camano Island, Washington 

Stanwood High School 

2009-10: Appeared in 30 games as a junior … Started 2 … 

Scored 45 points (avg. 1.5) … Grabbed 53 rebounds (avg. 1.8) … Handed out 

18 assists (avg. 0.8) … Recorded 16 steals (avg. 0.5) … Blocked 1 shot (avg. 

0.03) … Scored season and career-high 8 points versus Northwest (12/22) … 

Grabbed season and career-high tying 4 rebounds twice (last at Evergreen, 

1/23) … Passed out season and career-high tying 2 assists five times (last 

at Simpson, 1/2/10) … Swiped season-high 2 steals three times (last versus 

Northwest Christian, 12/4/09) … Registered season and career-high 1 blocked 

shot at Southern Oregon (12/31/09) … Named Academic All-Cascade Collegiate 

Conference. 2008-09: Appeared in 29 games off the bench as a sophomore 

… Scored 22 points (avg. 0.8) … Grabbed 36 rebounds (avg. 1.2) … Handed out 

14 assists (avg. 0.5) … Recorded 12 steals (avg. 0.4) … Registered season-high 

6 points versus San Diego Christian (11/15/08) … Grabbed season and careerhigh 

4 rebounds four times (last versus Concordia, 1/20/09) … Handed out a 

season and career-high 2 assists twice (last versus Eastern Oregon, 2/7/09) 

… Recorded season and career-high 3 steals versus Concordia (1/20/09) … 

Named Academic All-Cascade Collegiate Conference. 2007-08: Appeared in 

12 games as a freshman off the bench … Scored 8 points (avg. 0.7) … Grabbed 


(avg. 0.3) … Registered season-high 2 points three times (last at Southern 

Oregon, 2/22/08) … Grabbed season-high 3 rebounds versus William Jessup 

(11/23/07) … Handed out season-high 1 assist seven times (last at Southern 

Oregon, 2/22/08) … Recorded season-high 1 steal three times (last at Cascade, 

1/11/08). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2007 with honors from Stanwood High 

School … Competed in basketball (4 seasons), track & field (4 seasons), and 

cross country (2 seasons) … Named team captain prior to senior season … 

Named honorable mention all-league following senior season … Also placed 

in district all four years in hurdles, high jump, and long jump … Finished 6 th in 

state in heptathlon … Earned honorable mention all-league in track & field as a 

senior. PERSONAL: Born in Mt. Vernon, Wash. to Gene and Jana Shaughnessy 

… Is 1 of 4 children … Has 3 sisters (Andra, Kallen, & Elle) … Enjoys hanging 

with friends, watching television and movies, shooting hoops, and listening 

to music … Major: Health Science … Would like to going into physical therapy 

following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “I prayed really hard about 

where God wanted me to go. Once I met Coach Terry Williams, I knew this was 

the place for me.” 



07-08 12/0 2-10 .200 0-2 .000 4-6 .667 8/0.7 10/0.8 7/0.6 

08-09 29/0 7-33 .212 1-8 .125 7-13 .538 22/0.8 36/1.2 14/0.5 

09-10 30/2 17-55 .309 3-16 .188 8-17 .471 45/1.5 53/1.8 18/0.6 

Career 71/2 26-98 .265 4-26 .154 19-36 .528 75/1.1 99/1.4 39/0.5 


Points: 8, versus Northwest (12/22/09) 

Rebounds: 4, six times, last at Evergreen (1/23/10) 

Assists: 2, seven times, last at Simpson (1/2/10) 

Steals: 3, versus Concordia (1/20/09) 

Blocks: 1, at Southern Oregon (12/31/09) 

#13 RACHEL NEWBY 

Guard, 5-9, Junior 

Portland, Oregon 

Centennial High School 

Warner Pacific College 

2009-10: Attended Corban as a junior, but did not play due to Cascade 

Collegiate Conference player transfer rules. WARNER PACIFIC: Played two 

seasons for fellow conference member Warner Pacific … Appeared in 57 

games for the Knights … Started 7 … Scored 120 points (avg. 2.1) … Grabbed 


(avg. 0.3) … Blocked 3 shots (avg. 0.1). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2007 

Centennial High School … Played four seasons of basketball, water polo, and 

track & field … Named honorable mention all-league as a senior … Voted team 

captain prior to junior and senior seasons … Named Most Inspirational Player 

following senior campaign … Earned Leadership Award following junior season 

… Three-time team MVP in water polo … Two-time 1 st team all-league in 

water polo … Named 1 st team all-league in track as a senior. PERSONAL: Born 

in Portland, Ore. to Jim and Pam Newby … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 brother 

(Tim) and 1 sister (Elizabeth) … Enjoys oil painting, drawing, writing poetry, 

and cooking … Major: English/Education … Would like to become a teacher 

following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “God was leading me to a new 

college and I wasn’t quite sure where that was. I sought out three different 

places and each time I looking somewhere else the door was closed. Corban 

was the window I wasn’t expecting to be open and God has blessed my steps 

and decision to come here.” 

#14 KATIE STEIGLEMAN 

Forward, 5-11, Junior 

Eugene, Oregon 

Sheldon High School 

2009-10: Appeared in all 32 games as a sophomore … Started 

30 … Scored team-high 512 points (avg. 16.0) … Grabbed 184 rebounds (avg. 

5.7) … Handed out 79 assists (avg. 2.5) … Swiped a team-high 90 steals (avg. 

2.8) … Registered 33 blocks (avg. 1.0) … Scored a season, team, and careerhigh 

38 points at Simpson (1/2/10) … Grabbed season and team-high tying 12 

rebounds versus Northwest (12/22/09) … Passed out season-high 5 assists 

three times (last at Northwest Christian, 2/19/10) … Registered a season, 

team, and career-high 8 steals at Simpson (1/2/10) … Recorded a season, 

team, and career-high 5 blocks twice (last versus William Jessup, 11/28/09) 

… Named NAIA State Farm All-American Honorable Mention … Named 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference 1 st team … Named Academic All-Cascade 

Collegiate Conference … Named conference Player of the Week twice (11/30/09 

& 1/4/10) … Named team MVP and Co-Best Offensive Player. 2008-09: 

Appeared in 29 games as a freshman … Started 28 … Scored team-high 485 

points (avg. 16.7) … Grabbed team-high 207 rebounds (avg. 7.1) … Handed out 

67 assists (avg. 2.3) … Recorded team-high 67 steals (avg. 2.3) … Registered 22 

blocks (avg. 0.8) … Scored season and team-high 29 points versus The College 

of Idaho (2/6/09) … Grabbed season and career-high 15 rebounds versus 

Northwest (12/6/08) … Handed out season and career-high 8 assists versus 

Southern Oregon (2/20/09) … Recorded season-high 7 steals versus Cascade 

(1/9/09) … Blocked season-high 2 shots six times (last versus The College of 

Idaho, 2/6/09) … Named All-Cascade Collegiate Conference 1 st team … Named 

conference Player of the Week once … Named team’s Best Offensive Player. 

HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate from Sheldon High School with academic 

honors … Played four years of basketball and softball … Earned all-conference 

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1st team honors as a junior and senior … Named 2 nd team all-state at the 

6A level following senior season … Helped lead Sheldon to the 3 rd round of 

OSAA state championship during senior campaign and scored a game-high 

30 points in overtime loss to Central Catholic … Named as a member of Team 

Oregon for the Northwest Shootout All-Star Game following conclusion of 

senior season … Helped lead the Irish to the conference championship and a 

fourth place finish in the 6A state tournament during junior season … Finished 

junior campaign second in scoring in the Southwest Conference averaging 

13.3 points per game … At the OSAA state tournament fourth-place game, 

poured in a career and game-high 34 points in helping lead Sheldon to a 

dramatic triple-overtime victory over perennial powerhouse Oregon City, 93- 

86 … Was named the Irish’s co-MVP as a sophomore after leading the team 

in scoring with a total of 381 points and an average of 15.2 points per game … 

Prior to transferring to Sheldon, spent her first season of prep basketball at 

Churchill High School in Eugene playing along side sister, Rachel. PERSONAL: 

Born in Eugene, Ore. to Jim and Chris Steigleman … Is 1of 3 children … Has 2 

sisters (Jessica and Rachel) … Sister, Jessica, was a member of the Warrior 

women’s basketball team (2004-08) and is the all-time leading scorer in 

women’s basketball history … Sister, Rachel, is a member of the women’s 

softball team … Enjoys hanging out with friends, as well as watching movies 

… Major: Physical Education … Would like to become a P.E. teacher following 

graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “My family has experience at Corban and 

they liked it. I think it will help me grow academically and spiritually.” 



08-09 29/28 177-416 .425 38-106 .358 93-131 .710 485/16.7 207/7.1 67/2/3 

09-10 32/30 179/438 .409 43-122 .352 111-148 .750 512/16.0 182/5.7 79/2.5 

Career 61/58 356/854 .417 81-228 .355 204/279 .731 997/16.3 389/6.41 46/2.4 


Points: 38, at Simpson (1/2/10) 

Rebounds: 15, versus Northwest (12/6/08) 

Assists: 8, versus Southern Oregon (2/20/09) 

Steals: 8, at Simpson (1/2/10) 

Blocks: 2, six times, last versus The College of Idaho (2/6/09) 

#15 ASHLYN ROOS 


Salem, Oregon 

Sprague High School 

2009-10: Appeared in 9 games as a freshman … Started 1 … 

Scored 3 points … Grabbed 1 rebound … Registered 1 assist … Recorded 1 

steal … Scored season and career-high 2 points versus Bethany (11/27/09) … 

Grabbed season and career-high 1 rebound at Simpson (1/2/10) … Registered 

season and career-high 1 assist versus Bethany (11/27/09) … Recorded season 

and career-high 1 steal versus Bethany (11/27/09). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

with honors in 2009 from nearby Sprague High School … Played basketball (4 

years), cross country (1 year), and golf (1 year) … Named honorable mention 

all-league as a junior and senior … Helped lead Olympians to state playoffs 

and runner-up finish in league as a senior … Named all-academic team as a 

sophomore. PERSONAL: Born in Salem, Ore. to Derek and Michelle Roos … 

1 of 5 children … Has 3 brothers (Trent, Taylor, & Corey) and 1 sister (Jami) … 

Father, Derek, and mother, Michelle, both graduated from Western Baptist … 

Father, Derek, played basketball for the Warriors … Mother, Michelle, played 

volleyball for WBC … Aunt, Kelly Charbanaeu, competed in cross country and 

track at Montana State University … Enjoys cooking, being outdoors, watching 

movies, traveling, camping, boating, and socializing … Major: Health Science … 

Would like to become a physical therapist following graduation. WHY I CHOSE 

CORBAN: “I have always wanted to go to a Christian school and when I visited 

Corban I loved the staff and basketball coaches. The people here were so nice 

and I knew I could accomplish great things here.” 



09-10 9/1 0/7 .000 0-3 .000 3-4 .750 3/0.3 1/0.1 1/0.1 


Points: 2, versus Bethany (11/27/09) 

Rebounds: 1, at Simpson (1/2/10) 

Assists: 1, versus Bethany (11/27/09) 

Steals: 1, versus Bethany (11/27/09) 

#20 CHRISTY MOSIER 

Forward, 5-11, Sophomore 

Bend, Oregon 

Summit High School 

2009-10: Appeared in 3 games as a freshman off the bench 

… Scored 4 points … Grabbed 3 rebounds … Registered 1 assist … Scored 

season and career-high 4 points at The College of Idaho (1/15/10) … Grabbed 

season and career-high 2 rebounds versus Southern Oregon (1/29/10) … 

Registered season and career-high 1 assist versus Southern Oregon (1/29/10). 

HIGH SCHOOL: Was home schooled and graduated in 2009, while competing 

athletically for Summit High School … Played four years of basketball and 

track & field … Named 2 nd team all-league and all-tournament as a senior 

… Earned honorable mention all-state honors following senior campaign … 

Named Qwest Player of the Game during tournament play once … Won 5A 

state championship in shot put as a senior … Finished 2 nd in shot put during 

junior season. PERSONAL: Born in Bend, Ore. to Roger and Joy Mosier … 1 

of 3 children … Has 2 sisters (Michelle & Amy) … Father, Roger, and mother, 

Joy, both graduated from Western Baptist … Father, Roger, played basketball 

for the Warriors (1969-71) … Enjoys being outdoors and getting together with 

friends … Major: Human Performance … Would like to become a personal 

trainer following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “It was God’s way of 

providing for me to go to college right out of high school.” 



09-10 3/0 2/5 .400 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4/1.3 3/1.0 

1/0.3 


Points: 4, at The College of Idaho (1/15/10) 

Rebounds: 2, versus Southern Oregon (1/29/10) 

Assists: 1, versus Southern Oregon (1/29/10) 

#22 TESS BENNETT 

Forward, 5-10, Sophomore 

Sutherlin, Oregon 

Sutherlin High School 

2009-10: Appeared in all 32 games as a freshman … Started 24 

… Scored 304 points (avg. 9.5) … Grabbed 174 rebounds (avg. 5.4) … Handed 

out 22 assists (avg. 0.7) … Swiped 25 steals (avg. 0.8) … Blocked 6 shots 

(avg. 0.2) … scored a season and career-high 22 points versus Eastern Oregon 

(2/12/10) … Grabbed a season and career-high 11 rebounds twice (last versus 

Southern Oregon, 1/29/10) … Registered season and career-high 3 assists 

versus Concordia (1/9/10) … Swiped season and career-high 4 steals at Pacific 

(12/5/09) … Recorded season and career-high 2 blocks versus Northwest 

Christian (12/4/09)… Named All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Honorable 

Mention ... Named team Co-Best Offensive Player. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated 

with honors from Sutherlin High School in 2009 … Played basketball (4 years), 

softball (4 years), cross country (2 years), volleyball (1 year), and soccer (1 year) 

… Named league Most Valuable Player and 4A Player of the Year as a junior, 

while helping lead Sutherlin to the state title … Three-time 1 st team all-league 

member … Two-time league MVP … Two-time 1 st team all-state recognition 

… Holds Sutherlin school record for most points scored in a game with 36 

… Competed in OACA East-West All-Star Series as a senior … Took part in 

Oregon-Washington McDonald’s All-American game following senior season. 

PERSONAL: Born in Roseburg, Ore. to Jay and Lorrie Bennett … 1 of 2 children 

… Has 1 brother (Tanner) … Enjoys playing softball, riding horses, and spending 

time with family & friends … Major: Health Science … Would like to become 

a pharmacist following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “It was close to 

home and I liked how small it was. I am also able to play both basketball and 

softball.” 



09-10 32/24 114-232 .491 1-3 .333 75-119 .630 304/9.5 174/5.4 22/0.7 


Points: 22, versus Eastern Oregon (2/12/10) 

Rebounds: 11, versus Southern Oregon (1/29/10) 

Assists: 3, versus Concordia (1/9/10) 

Steals: 4, at Pacific (12/5/09) 

Blocks: 2, versus Northwest Christian (12/4/09) 

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#23 ASHLEE RODERICK 


Yuba City, California 

Yuba City High School 

2009-10: Appeared in 31 games as a junior … Started 1 … Scored 

50 points (avg. 1.6) … Grabbed 14 rebounds (avg. 0.5) … Handed out 31 assists 

(avg. 1.0) … Recorded 7 steals (avg. 0.2) … Scored a season and career-high 7 

points versus Bethany (11/27/09) … Grabbed season-high 2 rebounds twice 

(last versus Bethany, 11/27/09) … Registered season and career-high 4 assists 

versus William Jessup (11/28/09) … Recorded season-high 1 steal seven 

times (last at The College of Idaho, 1/15/10) … Named Academic All-Cascade 

Collegiate Conference. 2008-09: Appeared in 27 games as a sophomore off 

the bench … Scored 61 points (avg. 2.3) … Grabbed 25 rebounds (avg. 0.9) … 

Handed out 11 assists (avg. 0.4) … Recorded 6 steals (avg. 0.2) … Registered 

season-high 6 points three times (last at Warner Pacific, 2/13/09) … Grabbed 

season and career-high 3 rebounds four times (last versus Oregon Tech, 

2/21/09) … Handed out a season-high 2 assists twice (last at Warner Pacific, 

2/13/09) … Recorded season and career-high 2 steals at Simpson (11/2/08) … 

Named Academic All-Cascade Collegiate Conference. 2007-08: Appeared in 17 

games as a freshman off the bench … Scored 16 points (avg. 0.9) … Grabbed 


(avg. 0.1) … Registered season-high 5 points versus Southern Oregon (1/5/08) 

… Grabbed career -high 2 rebounds versus Pacific (12/15/07) … Handed out a 

career-high 1 assist five times (last at Southern Oregon, 2/22/08) … Recorded 

career-high 1 steal twice (last at Southern Oregon, 2/22/08). HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated in 2007 from Yuba City High School as valedictorian … Competed 

four years in basketball … Named All-Tri-Country conference as a senior … 

Earned All-Metro conference as a junior … Two-time Yuba City HS MVP … 

Two-time all-area team member … Four-time scholar athlete … Received 

CIF Scholar-Athlete Award … Named to the all-tourney team twice … Threetime 

area athlete of the week. PERSONAL: Born in Eugene, Ore. to Dan and 

Juli Jensen … 1 of 3 children … Has 1 sister (Stephanie) and 1 twin brother 

(Brett) … Married Stephen Roderick in July 2010 … Enjoys playing basketball, 

wakeboarding, watching movies, being with family and friends, and singing 

in the shower … Major: Human Performance/Health Science … Would like to 

become a physical therapist following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: 

“As I started looking into Corban, I just felt like God was pointing me in this 

direction. Every little detail fell into place. My recruiting visit sealed the 

deal, as I fell in love with the campus, the people, the atmosphere, and the 

basketball program.” 



07-08 17/0 6-17 .353 2-7 .286 2-4 .500 16/0.9 4/0.2 5/0.3 

08-09 27/0 16-51 .314 3-10 .300 26-35 .743 61/2.3 25/0.9 11/0.4 

09-10 31/1 15-56 .268 4-17 .268 16-28 .571 50/1.6 14/0.5 31/1.0 

Career 75/1 37/124 .298 9-34 .265 44-67 .657 127/1.7 43/0.6 47/0.6 


Points: 7, versus Bethany (11/27/09) 

Rebounds: 3, four times, last versus Oregon Tech (2/21/09) 

Assists: 4, versus William Jessup (11/28/09) 

Steals: 2, at Simpson (11/13/08) 

#24 KATERINA NILO 


Athens, Greece 

1 st General High School of Tavros 

2009-10: Appeared in 4 games as a freshman off the bench … 

Scored 2 points … Grabbed 2 rebounds … Registered 1 steal … Scored season 

and career-high 2 points versus Simpson (12/12/09) … Grabbed season and 

career-high 2 rebounds versus George Fox (11/17/09) … Registered season and 

career-high 1 steal versus Simpson (12/12/09). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from 

Tavros Secondary School in 2007 … Did not compete athletically during her 

high school career. PERSONAL: Born in Albania to Pandeni and Shqipe Nilo … 

Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother (Gioryos) … Major: Human Performance. WHY 

I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban is a Christian school. I like Corban for basketball 

and also to learn more about Jesus.” 

#25 BECKY BUHLER 

Center, 6-2, Junior 

Clackamas, Oregon 

Clackamas High School 

2009-10: Appeared in all 32 games as a sophomore … Started 9 

… Scored 239 points (avg. 7.5) … Grabbed 132 rebounds (avg. 4.1) … Handed out 

23 assists (avg. 0.7) … Recorded 20 steals (avg. 0.6) … Blocked a team-high 36 

shots (avg. 1.1) … Scored a season and career-high tying 18 points twice (last 

versus Concordia, 1/9/10) … Grabbed season and career-high tying 9 rebounds 

twice (last at Northwest, 1/22/10) … Handed out season-high 3 assists versus 

Northwest (12/22/09) … Recorded season-high 2 steals twice (last at Warner 

Pacific, 2/6/10) … Recorded season and career-high tying 3 blocks twice 

(last at Eastern Oregon, 1/16/10) … Named Academic All-Cascade Collegiate 

Conference. 2008-09: Appeared in all 29 games as a freshman … Started 2 … 

Scored 217 points (avg. 7.5) … Grabbed 107 rebounds (avg. 3.7) … Handed out 29 

assists (avg. 1.0) … Recorded 21 steals (avg. 0.7) … Blocked 19 shots (avg. 0.7) 

… Scored season and career-high 18 points versus Southern Oregon (2/20/09) 

… Grabbed season and career-high 9 rebounds versus Evergreen (12/5/08) … 

Handed out season and career-high 4 assists at Cascade (2/14/09) … Recorded 

season and career-high 3 steal at Oregon Tech (1/2/09) … Blocked season and 

career-high 3 shots at Cascade (2/14/09). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with 

honors from Clackamas High School in 2008 … Competed in basketball (4 

years), cross country (2 years), and tennis (2 years) … Earned team MVP honor 

following junior campaign … Named back-to-back honorable mention allstate 

at the 6A level following junior and senior seasons … Earned all-league 

honorable mention as a sophomore before earning all-league 1 st team honors 

as a junior … Is the school record holder in blocked shots and three-point field 

goals. PERSONAL: Born in Oregon City, Ore. to Steve and Kathy Buhler … 1 of 

4 children … Has 1 sister (Kristen) and 2 brothers (Jonathan & Dan) … Brother, 

Dan, and sister-in-law, Jessica, both graduated and played basketball at 

Corban … Enjoys hanging out with friends, shopping, watching movies, baking, 

and being spontaneous … Major: Physical Education … Would like to become 

a middle or high school teacher following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: 

“I loved all the girls and coaches on the team. It was definitely where God led 

me, while giving me the opportunity to play ball and grow spiritually as well.” 



08-09 29/2 85-230 .370 35-101 .347 12-18 .667 217/7.5 107/3.7 29/1.0 

09-10 32/9 89-251 .355 55-141 .390 6-15 .400 239/7.5 132/4.1 23/0.7 

Career 61/11 174/481 .362 90-242 .372 18-33 .545 456/7.5 239/3.9 52/0.9 


Points: 18, three times, last versus Concordia (1/9/10) 

Rebounds: 9, three times, last at Northwest (1/22/10) 

Assists: 4, at Cascade (2/14/09) 

Steals: 3, at Oregon Tech (1/2/09) 

Blocks: 3, three times, last at Eastern Oregon (1/16/10) 

#33 KARLEN YALLUP 


Warm Springs, Oregon 

Madras High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from Madras High School in 2010 

… Competed all four years in cross country, basketball, and track & field … 

Named 3 rd team all-league in basketball following senior season … Led league 

with 99 steals as a senior … won the LaPine Invitational individual title three 

consecutive times in cross country. PERSONAL: Born in Madras, Ore. to 

Michael and Yvette Leecy … 1 of 3 children … Has one brother (Tanner) and 1 

sister (Yolanda) … Enjoys playing basketball, running, and playing with her 

cat … Major: Mathematics … Would like to become an architect or engineer 

following graduation. Why I Chose Corban: “My heart told me this is where I 

needed to be.” 



09-10 4/0 1-3 .333 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 2/0.5 2/0.5 0/0.0 


Points: 2, versus Simpson (12/12/09) 

Rebounds: 2, versus George Fox (11/17/09) 

Steals: 1, versus Simpson (12/12/09) 

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#40 MELISSA JONES 

Center, 6-0, Sophomore 

Klamath Falls, Oregon 

Mazama High School 

2009-10: Appeared in 9 games as a freshman off the bench 

… Scored 11 points … Grabbed 14 rebounds … Recorded 2 blocks … Scored 

season and career-high 4 points at Oregon Tech (12/30/09) … Grabbed season 

and career-high 3 rebounds twice (last versus The College of Idaho, 2/13/10) 

… Recorded season and career-high 1 block twice (last versus Northwest, 

12/22/09). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2009 from Mazama 

High School … Played basketball (4 years), softball (4 years), and soccer (1 

year) … Named team Most Valuable Player and 1 st team all-conference as 

a senior … Earned 2 nd team all-conference recognition as a junior … Named 

Most Inspirational and 2 nd team all-conference as a goalie in soccer as a senior. 

PERSONAL: Born in Modesto, Calif. to Larry and Paula Jones … Is 1 of 2 children 

… Has 1 sister (Heather) … Enjoys snowboarding, drawing, and hanging 

out with family & friends … Major: Psychology … Would like to become a 

psychotherapist following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “I chose 

Corban because God led me here and He knew this is where I belonged.” 



09-10 9/0 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 1-1 1.000 11/1.2 14/1.6 0/0.0 


Points: 4, at Oregon Tech (12/30/09) 

Rebounds: 3, two times, last versus The College of Idaho (2/13/10) 

Blocks: 1, two times, last versus Northwest (12/22/09) 

2009-10 Season Summary 

Eleventh-year head coach Terry Williams went into the 2009-10 season 

with hopes of returning to the post-season and improving on the previous 

year’s record. 

Once again, Corban opened its season with an exhibition contest against 

Division I member Washington in Seattle. This time, the Warriors fell to the 

Pacific 10 Conference member, 106-34. Despite a tough loss to the Huskies, 

sophomore Katie Steigleman (Eugene, Ore.) shined for the second year in a 

row scoring a team-high 16 points. 

Coming off the exhibition contest with Washington, Corban went winless 

until the 1 st annual Bruce Henderson Memorial Capital City Classic when the 

Warriors took home the trophy with a pair of wins over California Pacific 

Conference members Bethany and William Jessup. Freshman Tess Bennett 

(Sutherlin, Ore.) was named tournament MVP, while Steigleman and junior 

Jennesa Miller (Mica, Wash.) were named as part of the all-tournament team. 

The month of December would be a good 30-day period for Corban, as 

the Warriors went 4-4 with victories over Simpson, Willamette, Evergreen, and 

Southern Oregon. 

As the calendar turned to the New Year, so did the Warriors’ fortunes. 

Corban won its first game in 2010 thanks to an 88-59 defeat over Simpson. 

The Warriors would pick up two more wins during the month with conference 

victories over Concordia and Southern Oregon. 

Corban’s month of February turned out to be the best showing all 

season, as the Warriors went 5-2 during that stretch with wins over Concordia, 

Warner Pacific, The College of Idaho, Northwest Christian, and Northwest. 

Corban’s victory of Northwest would come in the quarterfinals of the Cascade 

Collegiate Conference tournament, as the No. 6-seed. 

In the semifinals of the Cascade Collegiate Conference tournament, 

Corban ran into a tough Eastern Oregon team that ended the Warriors’ season, 

78-64. 

Steigleman paced Corban’s offense with 512 total points and an average 

of 16.0 points per game, while Bennett aided the second-year Warrior’s scoring 

performance with an average of 9.5 points per contest. Steigleman, Bennett, 

and Miller were named to the all-conference team, while Steigleman earned a 

pair of Player of the Week honors during the season. 

On the boards, Miller pulled down a team-best 184 rebounds and 

averaged a team-high 5.8 boards per contest. Aiding Miller on the glass was 

Steigleman with 182 rebounds and Bennett with 174 boards. 

Williams continued to add to his school record win total, as the 11-year 

leader of the Warriors is now 183-173 overall. 

2009-10 Results 

November 

10 Loss at Washington (exhibition) 34-106 

13 Loss at Lewis-Clark State # 43-86 

14 Loss vs. Warner Pacific # 51-66 

17 Loss George Fox 41-74 

20 Loss at Pacific Lutheran 61-69 

21 Loss at Eastern Washington 33-93 

27 Win Bethany % 76-48 

28 Win William Jessup % 69-57 

30 Loss at Lewis & Clark 48-72 

December 

4 Loss Northwest Christian * 53-63 

5 Loss at Pacific (Ore.) 73-87 

8 Win at Willamette 71-60 

12 Win Simpson 69-52 

21 Win Evergreen * 69-65 

22 Loss Northwest * 73-82 

30 Loss at Oregon Tech * 51-74 

31 Win at Southern Oregon * 82-71 

January 

2 Win at Simpson 88-59 

8 Loss Warner Pacific * 63-66 (OT) 

9 Win Concordia * 78-63 

15 Loss at College of Idaho * 53-73 

16 Loss at Eastern Oregon * 52-63 

22 Loss at Northwest * 64-72 

23 Loss at Evergreen * 63-72 

29 Win Southern Oregon * 67-64 

30 Loss Oregon Tech * 54-60 

February 

5 Win at Concordia * 63-49 

6 Win at Warner Pacific * 60-54 

12 Loss Eastern Oregon * 71-80 

13 Win College of Idaho * 84-81 

19 Win at Northwest Christian * 59-58 

23 Win at Northwest ~ 88-77 

26 Loss at Eastern Oregon ~ 64-78 

* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game 

# Staples Classic hosted by Lewis-Clark State 

% Bruce Henderson Memorial Capital City Classic 

~ Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament 

Junior Katie Steigleman 

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2009-10 Final Cascade Collegiate 

Conference Standings 

Conference 

Overall 

W L W L 

College of Idaho 14 4 21 8 

Warner Pacific 13 5 18 10 

Northwest 13 5 17 10 

Eastern Oregon 12 6 20 12 

Oregon Tech 8 10 15 16 

Corban 8 10 14 18 

Southern Oregon 8 10 20 11 

Concordia 7 11 13 16 

Evergreen 5 13 10 19 

Northwest Christian 2 16 8 19 

Conference Tournament 

Results 

FIRST ROUND 

#1 College of Idaho 68, #8 Concordia 50 

#7 Southern Oregon 68, #2 Warner Pacific 55 

#6 Corban 88, #3 Northwest 77 

#4 Eastern Oregon 67, #5 Oregon Tech 56 

SEMIFINALS 

#1 College of Idaho 75, #7 Southern Oregon 57 

#4 Eastern Oregon 78, #6 Corban 64 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

#1 College of Idaho 70, #4 Eastern Oregon 67 

(College of Idaho and Eastern Oregon advanced to the NAIA Division II 

tournament.) 

2009-10 Honors 

Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete: 

Ashlee Jensen, Jennesa Miller 

NAIA State Farm® All-American Honorable Mention: 

Katie Steigleman 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference 1 st Team: 


All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Honorable Mention: 

Tess Bennett, Jennesa Miller 

Academic All-Cascade Collegiate Conference: 

Becky Buhler, Rachel Harter, Ashlee Jensen, Jennesa Miller, Kayla 

Shaughnessy, Katie Steigleman 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Player of the Week: 

Katie Steigleman (11/30 & 1/4) 

Bruce Henderson Memorial Capital City Classic All-Tournament Team: 

Tess Bennett (MVP) 


Jennesa Miller 

Staples Classic All-Tournament Team: 


Team Awards: 

Most Valuable – Katie Steigleman 

Best Offense – Katie Steigleman & Tess Bennett 

Best Defense – Rachel Harter 

Most Improved – Emily Tsugawa 

Most Inspirational – Jennifer Hansen 

Mighty Warrior – Jennifer Hansen 

2010-2011 Women’s Basketball 


Preseason Coaches Poll 

1. The College of Idaho (9 first-place votes) 

2. Southern Oregon (1) 

Corban 

4. Eastern Oregon 

5. Warner Pacific 

6. Concordia 

7. Oregon Tech 

8. Northwest 

9. Evergreen 

10. Northwest Christian 

2010-2011 Women’s Basketball 


Preseason All-Conference Team 

^Nicole Gall (The College of Idaho) 

Danielle Clauson (Concordia University) 

Kelsey Mattsen (Warner Pacific College) 

Katie Steigleman (Corban University) 

Whitney Scott (Southern Oregon University) 

Latrina Woods (The Evergreen State College) 

Brittany Cherry (Oregon Institute of Technology) 

Nicole Bruce (The College of Idaho) 

Kyle Miller (Eastern Oregon University) 

Josi McDermott (Southern Oregon University) 

Jessalyn Jackson (Northwest University) 

Jamie Roupp (Southern Oregon University) 

Cameryn Calhoun (Warner Pacific College) 

Lindsey Shearer (Northwest Christian University) 

Lori Renner (Northwest Christian University) 

^indicates Preseason Player of the Year 

CAREER 1,000 POINT SCORERS 

1. Jessica Steigleman (2004-08) 1,747 

2. Christy Nordstrom (1993-97) 1,502 

3. Jessi Norton (2003-07) 1,420 

4. Rosey Ball (1994-96, 97-99) 1,348 

5. Cassee Steed (1996-2000) 1,311 

6. Kristie Brown (1993-97) 1,229 

7. Tosha Wilson (2003-07) 1,222 

8. Kelsie Piper (1995-97) 1,130 

9. Christy Hansen (1995-99) 1,117 

10. Kylie Miller (1997-98, 99-2002) 1,049 

11. Aubrey Dickson (1999-2001) 1,018 

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2009-10 Women’s Basketball Statistics 

(14-18 overall, 8-10 conference) 

PLAYER G-GS FG-FGA PCT 3P-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT PTS AVG REB AVG AST AVG ST AVG BLK 

Katie Steigleman 32-30 179-438 .409 43-122 .352 111-148 .750 512 16.0 182 5.7 79 2.5 90 2.8 33 

Tess Bennett 32-24 114-232 .491 1-3 .333 75-119 .630 304 9.5 174 5.4 22 0.7 25 0.8 6 

Emily Tsugawa 28-26 87-235 .370 22-75 .293 57-69 .826 253 9.0 84 3.0 124 4.4 51 1.8 2 

Jennesa Miller 32-29 110-279 .394 4-24 .167 63-100 .630 287 9.0 184 5.8 54 1.7 37 1.2 14 

Becky Buhler 32-9 89-251 .355 55-141 .390 6-15 .400 239 7.5 132 4.1 23 0.7 20 0.6 36 

Monique Tribble 28-22 76-192 .396 0-0 .000 40-63 .635 192 6.9 138 4.9 15 0.5 13 0.5 26 

Jeni Gabriel 2-2 2-10 .200 0-3 .000 2-3 .667 6 3.0 5 2.5 2 1.0 0 0.0 0 

Kira Lyon 28-1 19-47 .404 3-17 .176 9-23 .391 50 1.8 33 1.2 13 0.5 3 0.1 1 

Rachel Harter 32-7 20-68 .294 0-0 .000 13-39 .333 53 1.7 122 3.8 34 1.1 11 0.3 7 

Ashlee Jensen 31-1 15-56 .268 4-17 .235 16-28 .571 50 1.6 14 0.5 31 1.0 7 0.2 0 

Kayla Shaughnessy 30-2 17-55 .309 3-16 .188 8-17 .471 45 1.5 53 1.8 18 0.6 16 0.5 1 

Christy Mosier 3-0 2-5 .400 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 4 1.3 3 1.0 1 0.3 0 0.0 0 

Melissa Jones 9-0 5-14 .357 0-0 .000 1-1 1.000 11 1.2 14 1.6 0 0.0 0 0.0 2 

Terra Rust 9-0 2-11 .182 2-11 .182 1-2 .500 7 0.8 2 0.2 2 0.2 0 0.0 0 

Teagan LeBeau 5-0 1-11 .091 0-3 .000 1-2 .500 3 0.6 7 1.4 1 0.2 1 0.2 0 

Jennifer Hansen 21-1 4-16 .250 2-6 .333 2-7 .286 12 0.6 19 0.9 1 0.1 6 0.3 0 

Katerina Nilo 4-0 1-3 .333 0-2 .000 0-0 .000 2 0.5 2 0.5 0 0.0 1 0.3 0 

Ashlyn Roos 9-1 0-7 .000 0-3 .000 3-4 .750 3 0.3 1 0.1 1 0.1 1 0.1 0 

Kate Tracy 1-0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 

Sarah Longwell 1-0 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0-0 .000 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 

Corban 32 743-1930 .385 139-443 .314 408-640 .638 2062 64.4 1365 42.7 421 13.2 282 8.8 128 

Opponents 32 762-2014 .378 184-573 .321 481-720 .668 2217 69.3 1338 41.8 455 14.3 370 11.6 148 

Women’s Basketball 

Participants 

(Since 1986) 

Suzee Adkins 1992-93 

Deana Asmussen 1986-87, 87-88 

Rosey Ball 1994-95, 95-96, 97-98, 98-99 

Angie Bennett 1995-96 

Tess Bennett 2009-10 

Lindsay Berglund 1997-98, 98-99 

Rockelle Blankers 1986-87 

Janine Boen 1986-87, 87-88 

Christie Boorman 2003-04, 04-05 

Kristi Born 2000-01, 01-02, 02-03 

Kailey Bostwick 2007-08, 08-09 

Lacy Brewer 2002-03 

Kim Brooks 1998-99 

Kristie Brown 1993-94, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97 

Lindsy Brownell 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04 

Tia Brungardt 1998-99 

Emily Bryson 1992-93, 93-94, 94-95, 95-96 

Becky Buhler 2008-09, 09-10 

Jaime Caddy 1997-98 

Brianne Carras 2004-05, 05-06, 06-07 

Amy Carroll 1990-91, 91-92 

Katie Christensen 2000-01 

Brenda Church 1992-93 

Gia Clinton 1988-89 

Katrina Cogswell 1991-92 

Ashley Connell 2007-08, 08-09 

Margie Lou Correll 2007-08 

Jessica Cox 2005-06 

Laurie Cox 1991-92 

Natasha Crisman 2007-08 

Vicki Davis 1988-89 

Elizabeth Demaris 1997-98, 98-99 

Katie Dennis 2004-05, 05-06, 06-07 

Lauren Dickman 2000-01, 01-02 

Aubrey Dickson 1999-00, 00-01 

Kendall Dionne 2005-06, 06-07 

Becky Easterly 1986-87 

Julie Everest 1991-92, 92-93 

Michelle Fischer 1988-89, 89-90, 90-91 

Melissa Flick 1990-91, 91-92 

Jeni Gabriel 2009-10 

Tati Gallardo 2000-01, 01-02, 02-03 

Jessica Gama 2003-04, 04-05 

Shannon Getman 1992-93, 93-94 

Rose Gillette 1988-89, 89-90, 91-92 

Emily Goette 2005-06, 07-08 

Anna Guppy 1990-91, 91-92, 93-94 

Beth Hamrick 1995-96, 96-97 

Andrea Hansen 2004-05, 05-06 

Christy Hansen 1995-96, 96-97, 97-98, 98-99 

Jennifer Hansen 2007-08, 08-09, 09-10 

Rachel Harter 2007-08, 09-10 

Kelly Haws 2001-02 

Jenni Hendrickson 1992-93, 94-95 

Sarah Heytvelt 1989-90, 90-91 

Becky Hill 1999-00 

Laura Hollingsworth 1995-96 

Laci Holmes 2001-02, 02-03 

Sarah Hubeek 2002-03, 03-04 

Brenda James 1988-89, 89-90 

Ashlee Jensen 2007-08, 08-09, 09-10 

Nicole Johnson 2003-04 

Melissa Jones 2009-10 

Becky Keith 1997-98 

Kim Kenyon 1987-88 

Luba Kostrikin 1995-96, 96-97 

Tami Lambrecht 2007-08 

Tammy Lichty 1987-88 

Cassie Llewellyn 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04, 04-05 

Brandyn Lohrman 1998-99 

Kim Lucas 1988-89, 89-90 

Wendy Lucas 1990-91 

Shelley Lukens 1986-87, 87-88 

Toran Lundgren 2000-01, 01-02, 02-03, 03-04 

Kira Lyon 2008-09, 09-10 

Melissa Martin 1997-98, 98-99 

Amber Matthews 1999-00, 00-01, 02-03 

Jolyn McAdoo 1995-96 

Beth McLam 2006-07, 07-08 

Trisha McManus 1990-91 

Jennesa Miller 2007-08, 08-09, 09-10 

Kylie Miller 1997-98, 99-00, 00-01 

Jessica Monnes 1997-98 

Kathleen Moore 1989-90, 1990-91 

Christy Mosier 2009-10 

Katerina Nilo 2009-10 

Christy Nordstom 1993-94, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97 

Jessi Norton 2003-04, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07 

Holly Parker 2002-03 

Tracy Parker 1992-93 

Jessica Patton 1996-97, 97-98, 98-99, 99-00 

Kim Pavish 1988-89 

Natalie Peck 1999-00 

Mandy Peterson 2004-05, 05-06, 06-07, 07-08 

Kelsie Piper 1995-96, 96-97 

Erin Plotts 2002-03, 03-04, 04-05, 05-06 

Kim Plotts 2003-04, 04-05 

Sara Reeves 1994-95 

Joani Reimer 2008-09 

Susan Riggs 1987-88 

Ashlyn Roos 2009-10 

Brenda Roth 1986-87, 87-88, 88-89 

Karla Roth 1994-95 

Jessica Rouse 2009-10 

Terra Rust 2009-10 

Laura Santie 2006-07 

Tara Schmidgall 1999-00, 00-01, 01-02, 02-03 

Teri Schneider 1999-00, 00-01, 01-02, 02-03 

Hillary Sell 2006-07 

Kayla Shaughnessy 2007-08, 08-09, 09-10 

Juleen Siblerud 1986-87 

Gina Smith 1997-98, 98-99 

Brook Spence 1994-95, 95-96, 96-97, 97-98 

Tarrah Spence 1995-96, 96-97 

Cassee Steed 1996-97, 97-98, 98-99, 99-00 

Jessica Steigleman 2004-05, 05-06, 06-07, 07-08 

Katie Steigleman 2008-09, 09-10 

Rachel Steigleman 2005-06, 06-07 

Katie Stewart 2007-08 

Paige Stewart 1996-97, 97-98 

Alicia Stillwell 1993-94, 94-95, 95-96 

Rachel Strom 1994-95 

Traci Tatum 1993-94 

Monique Tribble 2008-09, 09-10 

Emily Tsugawa 2009-10 

Kim Villwock 2000-01, 01-02 

Amy Visser 2003-04, 04-05 

Marie Von Gunten 1988-89, 89-90, 90-91, 91-92 

Staci Walker 1992-93, 93-94, 94-95 

Geneva Walters 1991-92, 92-93, 93-94, 94-95 

Chelsey Ward 1999-00, 00-01, 01-02 

Allison Williams 1998-99, 99-00, 00-01, 01-02 

Erica Williams 1996-97, 97-98, 98-99, 00-01 

Malissa Willoughby 1989-90 

Tosha Wilson 2003-04, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07 

Lisa Winters 1999-00 

Angela Wood 1986-87, 87-88 

Jani Woodkey 1988-89, 89-90 

Carrie Young 1987-88, 88-89, 89-90, 90-91 

Amy Yount 2004-05 

Angie Yutzie 1990-91, 91-92 

Sheila Zervas 1989-90 

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Season Results 

(Since 1990-91) 

1990-91 

(6-24) Jane Milne 

at Sheldon Jackson L 55-88 


at Saint Martin’s L 49-90 

at Pacific L 48-82 

at Willamette L 48-66 

at Northwest L 46-59 

Lewis and Clark L 49-70 

Linfield W 59-57 

at Simpson W 86-48 

at Biola L 64-72 

at The Master’s L 53-66 

Concordia W 62-53 

at George Fox L 51-61 

Western Oregon L 50-68 

Warner Pacific W 75-50 

Northwest Nazarene L 49-60 

Eastern Oregon L 48-75 

Northwest W 65-50 

at Columbia Christian L 53-64 

Pacific L 49-70 

Willamette L 50-57 

at Eastern Oregon L 53-85 

at Northwest Nazarene L 41-81 

at Western Oregon L 36-91 

Simpson W 76-22 

at Warner Pacific L 58-64 

at Concordia L (ot) 59-60 

George Fox L 60-64 

Columbia Christian L (ot) 61-63 

at Lewis and Clark L 52-61 

1991-92 

(0-27) Joni Casterline 

Lewis and Clark 

L 

at Southern Oregon 

L 

at Linfield 

L 

at Linfield 

L 

at Lewis and Clark 

L 

George Fox 

L 

at Northwest Nazarene L 

at Eastern Oregon 

L 

Western Oregon 

L 

at Warner Pacific 

L 

at Willamette 

L 

Northwest 

L 

Columbia Christian 

L 

Linfield 

L 

Southern Oregon 

L 

at Pacific 

L 

Concordia 

L 

at Western Oregon 

L 

Willamette 

L 

Eastern Oregon 

L 

Northwest Nazarene L 

at George Fox 

L 

Warner Pacific 

L 

Pacific 

L 

at Columbia Christian L 

at Concordia 

L 

at Northwest 

L 

1992-93 

(5-22) Joni Casterline 


at Linfield L 38-80 

vs Columbia Christian W 76-49 


at Columbia Christian W 76-68 

Southern Oregon L 45-71 


vs Pacific Lutheran L 41-76 

vs Lewis and Clark L 45-106 

Pacific L 61-106 

Linfield L 40-76 


at Southern Oregon L 41-97 


Northwest L 54-78 

at Concordia L 44-84 

Columbia Christian W 60-49 





Concordia W 64-53 


Eastern Oregon L 56-88 

Northwest Nazarene L 42-77 


Columbia Christian W 72-59 

1993-94 

(2-20) kelly Duell 

Southern Oregon * L 50-83 

Saint Martin’s L 42-116 

Lewis and Clark L 53-102 




at Northwest W 61-57 

Eastern Oregon * L 72-90 

Northwest Nazarene * L 49-89 

Western Oregon * L 19-114 

George Fox * L 58-103 

at Concordia * L 64-71 

at Northwest Nazarene * L 40-93 

at Eastern Oregon * L 79-120 


at George Fox * L 35-97 

Linfield L 48-58 

Concordia * L (3ot) 64-66 

Northwest W (3ot) 82-78 


at Southern Oregon * L 57-94 

at Western Oregon * L 41-103 

1994-95 

NCCAA National Champions 

(17-16) Terry Williams 

at Whitworth L 37-84 

at Whitman W 58-53 

at Linfield W 62-52 


at Pacific Lutheran L 57-59 





Whitman W 64-63 

at Pacific Union W 77-44 

at Holy Names W 79-66 

at UC Santa Cruz L 65-73 



Southern Oregon * W 80-74 


Walla Walla W 77-45 

Eastern Oregon * W 75-66 

at Concordia * W 71-65 

George Fox * L 64-78 

Whitworth L 52-71 

at George Fox * L 57-75 




Concordia * W 68-51 




vs Oakland City ^ W 70-60 

vs Cedarville ^ W 65-61 

vs Bartlesville ^ W 66-64 

1995-96 

NCCAA National Champions 



Holy Names W 76-66 



at Lewis and Clark W 58-37 


George Fox W 80-71 

at Central Washington W 60-57 

at Seattle L 71-77 

Lewis and Clark W 75-63 

Humboldt State W 71-68 

at Malaspina W 53-34 

at Douglas W 51-45 

at Trinity Western W 78-38 

Northwest Nazarene * W 65-64 

Albertson * L 66-67 

Willamette W 67-63 

at Southern Oregon * W (ot) 87-75 









at Albertson * W 79-66 




at Western Oregon # L 56-90 


vs Olivet Nazarene ^ W 76-69 

vs Emmanuel ^ W 72-45 

vs Lee ^ W 77-56 

1996-97 


vs Albertson W 72-60 

at Northwest Nazarene L 71-87 

at Seattle Pacific L 68-81 

at George Fox W 63-60 


vs Patten W 90-42 

vs Holy Names W 73-61 


at Willamette W 65-64 

vs Western Oregon W 66-64 



at Albertson * L 58-63 

at NW Nazarene * L 57-67 

Pacific Christian W 102-44 





Western Oregon * W 79-59 



at Eastern Oregon * W 74-64 

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Northwest Nazarene * W 74-65 

Albertson * W 74-61 

at Western Oregon * W 66-52 

Southern Oregon # W 83-80 

at Northwest Nazarene # L 58-71 


vs Oakland City ^ L 58-60 

vs Olivet Nazarene ^ W 67-57 

vs Roberts Wesleyan ^ L 63-64 

1997-98 


Evergreen W 70-39 

at Linfield W (2ot) 77-69 

vs Carroll L 66-84 

at Montana Tech L 46-53 

vs Western Montana L 48-68 




Central Washington L 51-72 

vs Pacific Lutheran W 72-41 

vs Eastern Oregon W 60-46 

Montana Tech W 80-65 

at Gonzaga L 47-89 

at Whitworth W 73-59 



at Northwest * W 64-49 










Northwest * W 67-56 



at Albertson # L 61-65 

1998-99 


Saint Martin’s L 53-73 

at Warner Pacific W 96-39 

Pacific Lutheran L 55-56 



vs Western Oregon L 58-91 

at George Fox W 67-51 


at Southern Oregon L 58-70 



vs North Park W (ot) 67-63 

at Puget Sound L 65-84 

Pacific W 71-36 

vs Wayland Baptist L 65-78 

vs Westmont W 45-40 


Evergreen W 48-40 





at Eastern Oregon * L (ot) 50-66 


at Northwest Nazarene* L 46-65 


The Master’s L 52-55 




at Evergreen W 66-48 


at Southern Oregon # L 43-60 

1999-00 


Cascade W 75-58 


vs Pacific Lutheran L 59-87 


at Cascade * W 68-52 


vs George Fox L 59-74 

vs Dominican W 93-47 

at Puget Sound L (ot) 82-83 

at Lewis and Clark W 71-53 










Evergreen * W 60-40 





Warner Pacific W 92-31 



at Warner Pacific W 76-33 

at Evergreen * W 76-61 

at Northwest * L 55-62 



2000-01 

CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONS 


Lewis-Clark State L 50-88 

Concordia-Irvine W 70-56 

Mid-American Bible W 77-70 


vs Linfield L 58-71 

vs Westminster W 72-65 

at Great Falls W 74-69 

vs Montana State Northern L 67-79 





vs Cal State-Hayward W 62-45 

at Menlo W 74-63 


at Warner Pacific * W 71-43 



Concordia * L 72-80 




Warner Pacific * L 62-64 

Cascade * W 63-45 





Warner Pacific # W 72-61 

at Albertson # W 73-68 

at Southern Oregon # W 57-54 

vs Holy Names + L 63-81 

2001-02 


vs Northwest L 58-69 

vs Cascade W 70-52 

Multnomah Bible W 82-24 



vs Pacific W 67-56 




Lewis and Clark W 82-53 




Bethany W 54-52 

vs UC Davis L 50-79 

vs Westminster W 67-61 



at Walla Walla W 103-48 



Warner Pacific * W 79-42 

at Southern Oregon * W 73-67 

Walla Walla W 98-38 









Southern Oregon # L 85-86 

vs The Master’s ^ L 71-84 

vs Tennessee Temple ^ W (ot) 91-83 

vs Bryan ^ L 63-84 

2002-03 

(17-15) Dave Bale 

vs Huron W 90-64 

at Lewis-Clark State L 65-96 










Pacific Lutheran W 57-51 


at Evergreen * W (ot) 79-73 







at Oregon Tech * L 67-77 







Oregon Tech * W 73-54 

Concordia # W 69-57 

at Oregon Tech # W 74-63 


vs Hastings + L 58-96 

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2003-04 






vs Walla Walla W 86-30 

at Whitman W 73-65 








Northwest * L 55-61 

Eastern Oregon * L (ot) 71-74 

at Warner Pacific * L (ot) 70-78 



Oregon Tech * L 52-65 









at Oregon Tech # L 55-77 

2004-05 



at Northwest Christian W 67-56 

at Carroll L 59-77 

vs. Montana-Western L 71-79 




Lewis-Clark State W 70-61 


Northwest Christian W 79-34 


at Western Oregon W 71-69 

Oregon Tech * W (ot) 62-55 



at Pacific Lutheran W 55-47 





Cascade * 






Evergreen * W (ot) 70-64 






at Eastern Oregon # W 80-72 

Albertson # W 60-57 

vs. Concordia (Neb.) + L 70-58 

2005-06 



vs. Westminster (Utah) W 85-69 



at Holy Names (Calif.) W 77-59 

vs. Dominican (Calif.) W 62-53 





at Western Oregon W 80-56 

Western Oregon W 68-61 

Lewis & Clark W 62-53 







at Warner Pacific * L 68-79 






at Evergreen * L 45-52 



at Oregon Tech * W 73-61 


Northwest # W 82-61 

at Eastern Oregon # L 48-67 

2006-07 

CONFERENCE REGULAR SEASON CHAMPIONS 




vs. California Baptist L 75-85 

at William Jessup W 68-51 

at Eastern Washington L 57-96 

at Whitman L (ot) 83-90 


at Lewis-Clark State W 86-68 





at Pacific W 61-44 

Western Oregon W 68-61 



















Albertson # W 76-64 

at Eastern Oregon # W 59-58 

vs. Sterling (Kan.) + L 70-80 

2007-08 


Concordia-Irvine L 56-72 

at Gonzaga (exhib.) L 37-103 

vs. Linfield L 50-65 


William Jessup W 83-60 


at Evergreen * L 65-70 (OT) 


Lewis & Clark W 64-55 



Northwest Christian * W 65-52 

at Mesa State L 53-62 

vs. Colorado Christian L 56-62 




at Cascade * L 58-63 

at Warner Pacific * L 48-55 


College of Idaho * L 61-80 


at Northwest Christian * L 51-59 


Evergreen * L 57-73 

at College of Idaho * L 61-70 



Cascade * L 62-72 



2008-09 


at Washington (exhib.) L 57-92 


vs. Concordia-Irvine L 69-77 

vs. San Diego Christian L 61-72 



vs. Whitman L 65-73 




at Northwest Christian * W 59-54 

at Pacific (Ore.) W 71-61 









Northwest Christian * L 54-57 



College of Idaho * L 81-90 



at Cascade * L 73-75 




2009-10 


at Washington (exhib.) L 34-106 


vs. Warner Pacific L 51-66 



at Eastern Washington L 33-93 

Bethany W 76-48 

William Jessup W 69-57 

at Lewis & Clark L 48-72 

Northwest Christian * L 53-63 

at Pacific (Ore.) L 73-87 



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Warner Pacific * L 63-66 (OT) 





at Evergreen * L 63-72 






College of Idaho * W 84-81 

at Northwest Christian * W 59-58 

at Northwest # W 88-77 

at Eastern Oregon # L 64-78 

Abbreviation Key: 

* Cascade Conference Game 

# Cascade Conference Tournament 

+ NAIA Division II Tournament 

^ NCCAA Tournament 


Series Records 

(Since 1990-91) 

Last 

Opponent w-L Game 

Bartlesville 1-0 1994-95 

Bethany, Calif. 2-0 2009-10 

Biola 0-1 1990-91 

Bryan 0-1 2001-02 

UC Davis 0-1 2001-02 

UC Santa Cruz 0-1 1994-95 

California Baptist 0-1 2006-07 

Cal State-Hayward 1-0 2000-01 

Carroll, Mont. 0-2 2004-05 

Cascade 17-3 2008-09 

Cedarville 1-0 1994-95 

Central Washington 1-1 1997-98 

College of Idaho 14-21 2009-10 

Colorado Christian 0-1 2007-08 

Columbia Christian 4-4 1992-93 

Concordia, Calif. 1-2 2008-09 

Concordia, Neb. 0-1 2004-05 

Concordia, Ore. 29-14 2009-10 

Dominican, Calif. 2-0 2005-06 

Douglas 1-0 1995-96 

Eastern Oregon 15-29 2009-10 

Eastern Washington 0-2 2009-10 

Emmanuel 1-0 1995-96 

Evergreen 21-4 2009-10 

George Fox 5-21 2009-10 

Gonzaga 0-2 2007-08 

Great Falls 1-0 2000-01 

Hastings 0-1 2002-03 

Holy Names 6-1 2005-06 

Humboldt State 1-0 1995-96 

Huron 1-0 2002-03 

Lee 1-0 1995-96 

Lewis and Clark 7-9 2009-10 

Lewis-Clark State 1-5 2009-10 

Linfield 14-11 2008-09 

Malaspina 1-0 1995-96 

Master’s 0-3 2001-02 

Menlo 1-0 2000-01 

Mesa State 0-1 2007-08 

Mid-America Bible 1-0 2000-01 

Montana State Northern 0-1 2000-01 

Montana Tech 1-1 1997-98 

Montana Western 0-1 2004-05 

Multnomah Bible 1-0 2001-02 

North Park 1-0 1998-99 

Northwest 32-14 2009-10 

Northwest Christian 9-3 2009-10 

Northwest Nazarene 2-19 1999-00 

Oakland City 1-1 1996-97 

Olivet Nazarene 2-0 1996-97 

Oregon Tech 7-11 2009-10 

Pacific, Ore. 5-9 2009-10 

Pacific Christian 1-0 1996-97 

Pacific Lutheran 4-11 2009-10 

Pacific Union 1-0 1994-95 

Patten 1-0 1996-97 

Puget Sound 0-4 2007-08 

Roberts Wesleyan 0-1 1996-97 

Saint Martin’s 0-7 2003-04 

San Diego Christian 0-1 2008-09 

Seattle 0-1 1995-96 

Seattle Pacific 0-5 2001-02 

Sheldon Jackson 0-4 1992-93 

Simpson, Calif. 8-0 2009-10 

Southern Oregon 19-27 2009-10 

Tennessee Temple 1-0 2001-02 

Trinity Western 1-0 1995-96 

Walla Walla 4-0 2003-04 

Warner Pacific 17-12 2009-10 

Washington 0-2 2009-10 

Wayland Baptist 0-1 1998-99 

Western Montana 0-1 1997-98 

Western Oregon 7-20 2007-08 

Westminster, Utah 3-0 2005-06 

Westmont 1-0 1998-99 

Whitman 3-2 2008-09 

Whitworth 1-2 1997-98 

Willamette 14-17 2009-10 

William Jessup 3-0 2009-10 

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 

RECORDS 

(Since 1989) 

SINGLE GAME 

Points 

Kylie Miller vs. Menlo, 12/30/00 39 

Katie Steigleman vs. Simpson, 1/2/10 38 

Aubrey Dickson vs. Albertson, 2/8/01 34 

Sarah Heytvelt vs. Biola, 12/18/90 34 

Cassee Steed vs. Concordia, 1/9/98 32 

Field Goals Made 



Jessica Steigleman vs. Northwest Christian, 12/19/07 13 

Kylie Miller vs. Northwest, 1/14/00 13 

Seven times 12 

Field Goal Attempts 

Sarah Heytvelt vs. Sheldon Jackson, 11/16/90 30 

Christy Nordstrom vs. George Fox, 1/15/94 27 

Jessica Steigleman vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/18/08 26 

Kelsie Piper vs. Albertson, 1/3/97 26 

Kristie Brown vs. Concordia, 2/10/94 26 

Field Goal Percentage 

(Minimum 8 made) 

Jessi Schaumburg vs. Western Ore., 12/20/05 (9-10) .900 

Toran Lundgren vs. Southern Oregon, 12/18/03 (9-10) .900 

Beth Hamrick vs. Northwest, 2/16/96 (8-9) .889 

Christy Nordstrom vs. Northwest, 2/16/96 (8-9) .889 

Kylie Miller vs. Warner Pacific, 1/5/01 (8-10) .800 

3-Point Field Goals Made 

Lindsy Brownell vs. Cascade, 1/17/04 8 

Kendall Dionne vs. Southern Oregon, 2/17/07 7 

Lindsy Brownell vs. Warner Pacific, 2/15/03 7 

Kailey Bostwick vs. Southern Oregon, 2/20/09 6 

Kailey Bostwick vs. Warner Pacific, 2/13/09 6 

Lindsy Brownell vs. Concordia, 1/2/04 6 

Lindsy Brownell vs. Southern Oregon, 1/17/02 6 

3-Point Field Goal Attempts 

Shannon Getman vs. Northwest, 2/12/93 15 

Shannon Getman vs. Concordia, 2/9/93 15 

Kendall Dionne vs. Southern Oregon, 2/17/07 14 

Lindsy Brownell vs. Northwest, 2/6/04 14 

Lindsy Brownell vs. Southern Oregon, 1/17/02 14 

Lindsy Brownell vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/4/02 14 

3-Point Field Goal Percentage 


Beth Hamrick vs. Northwest, 2/16/96 (5-5) 1.000 

Erin Plotts vs. Northwest, 2/6/04 (4-4) 1.000 

Lindsy Brownell vs. Westminster, 12/29/01 (4-4) 1.000 

Aubrey Dickson vs. Willamette, 11/20/99 (4-4) 1.000 

Shannon Getman vs. Col. Christian, 12/11/92 (4-4) 1.000 

Free Throws Made 


Katie Steigleman vs. Northwest, 2/23/10 12 

Tosha Wilson vs. Northwest Christian, 1/27/06 12 

Jessi Schaumburg vs. Albertson, 2/21/04 12 

Tara Schmidgall vs. Evergreen, 12/14/01 12 

Rosey Ball vs. Linfield, 11/25/97 12 

Beth Hamrick vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/10/97 12 

Beth Hamrick vs. George Fox, 12/5/95 12 

Christy Nordstrom vs. Southern Oregon, 1/14/95 12 

Free Throw Attempts 

Rosey Ball vs. Linfield, 11/25/97 19 

Rosey Ball vs. George Fox, 11/21/98 18 

Christy Nordstrom vs. Willamette, 1/9/96 17 

Christy Nordstrom vs. Northwest Nazarene, 1/8/94 17 

Brianne Carras vs. Albertson, 12/20/06 16 


Free Throw Percentage 


Jessi Schaumburg vs. Albertson, 2/21/04 (12-12) 1.000 

Tara Schmidgall vs. Evergreen, 12/14/01 (12-12) 1.000 

Beth Hamrick vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/10/97 (12-12) 1.000 

Beth Hamrick vs. George Fox, 12/5/95 (12-12) 1.000 

Tosha Wilson vs. Oregon Tech, 2/17/06 (10-10) 1.000 

Brianne Carras vs. Northwest, 2/3/06 (10-10) 1.000 

Consecutive Free Throws Made 

Tati Gallardo (20 games), 2002-03 39 

Rebounds 

Melissa Flick vs. Columbia Christian, 12/5/92 24 


Christy Nordstrom vs. Concordia, 1/21/94 19 

Marie Von Gunten vs. Warner Pacific, 2/9/91 19 

Marie Von Gunten vs. Lewis and Clark, 12/11/90 19 

Assists 

Kailey Bostwick vs. Warner Pacific, 2/15/08 14 

Brook Spence vs. Holy Names, 1/5/95 12 

Brook Spence vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 12 

Seven times 11 

Steals 

Michelle Fischer vs. Simpson, 12/15/90 10 

Tosha Wilson vs. Albertson, 2/28/05 9 

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Jessica Patton vs. Dominican, 12/4/99 8 

Christy Hansen vs. Montana Tech, 11/29/97 8 

Blocked Shots 

Rosey Ball vs. Southern Oregon, 1/14/95 7 

Rosey Ball vs. Warner Pacific, 11/19/98 6 

Rosey Ball vs. Albertson, 2/9/96 6 

Rosey Ball vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 6 

Several times 5 

SINGLE SEASON 

Points 

1. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 579 

2. Aubrey Dickson, 2000-01 565 

3. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 551 

4. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 544 

5. Jessica Steigleman 2007-08 533 

6. Christy Hansen, 1998-99 524 

7. Katie Steigleman, 2009-10 512 


9 Jessi Norton, 2006-07 483 

10. Christy Nordstrom, 1994-95 470 

Points Per Game 

1. Jessica Steigleman, 2007-08 17.8 

2. Aubrey Dickson, 2000-01 17.7 

3. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 17.0 

4. Katie Steigleman, 2008-09 16.7 

5. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 16.5 

6. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 16.2 

7. Katie Steigleman, 2009-10 16.0 

8. Christy Hansen, 1998-99 15.9 


10. Jessi Norton, 2006-07 14.2 

Aubrey Dickson, 1999-00 14.2 

Christy Nordstrom, 1994-95 14.2 


1. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 215 

2. Jessica Steigleman, 2007-08 209 


Aubrey Dickson, 2000-01 200 


6. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 188 



9. Brianne Carras, 2006-07 176 

10. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 175 



2. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 469 



5. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 441 

6. Sarah Heytvelt, 1990-91 440 


8. Chelsey Ward, 2001-02 431 

9. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 428 


Christy Nordstrom, 1994-95 416 


(Minimum 2 made per game) 

1. Brianne Carras, 2006-07 .577 

2. Cassee Steed, 1999-00 .551 

3. Tosha Wilson, 2006-07 .544 

4. Cassee Steed, 1997-98 .541 

5. Toran Lundgren, 2003-04 .528 

6. Emily Goette, 2007-08 .514 

7. Cassie Llewellyn, 2003-04 .505 

8. Jessica Gama, 2003-04 .500 


10. Tess Bennett, 2009-10 .491 


1. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 71 

2. Kendall Dionne, 2006-07 62 

3. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 61 

4. Shannon Getman, 1992-93 60 

5. Lindsy Brownell, 2003-04 59 

6. Kailey Bostwick, 2008-09 58 

7. Tati Gallardo, 2002-03 56 

8. Becky Buhler, 2009-10 55 

Chelsey Ward, 2001-02 55 

10. Jessi Norton, 2006-07 54 



2. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 188 

3. Chelsey Ward, 2001-02 174 


5. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 172 



8. Erin Plotts, 2004-05 158 


Sarah Heytvelt, 1990-91 152 


(Minimum 0.5 made per game) 

1. Tati Gallardo, 2000-01 .473 

2. Beth Hamrick, 1995-96 .455 

3. Tati Gallardo, 2002-03 .434 

4. Jessica Steigleman, 2007-08 .417 

5. Beth Hamrick, 1996-97 .407 

6. Tati Gallardo, 2001-02 .404 

7. Becky Buhler, 2009-10 .390 

Jessi Schaumburg, 2005-06 .390 

9. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 .378 

10. Kylie Miller, 2000-01 .375 

Shannon Getman, 1992-93 .375 



2. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 142 


4. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 130 


6. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 114 


8. Beth Hamrick, 1995-96 108 

9. Tosha Wilson, 2006-07 98 

10. Jessi Norton, 2006-07 97 

Brianne Carras, 2006-07 97 




3. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 190 


Rosey Ball, 1994-95 185 

6. Rosey Ball, 1997-98 173 

7. Rosey Ball, 1998-99 164 

8. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 163 





1. Jessi Schaumburg, 2005-06 .889 

2. Tati Gallardo, 2002-03 .871 

3. Jessi Schaumburg, 2003-04 .849 

4. Kendall Dionne, 2006-07 .841 

5. Brook Spence, 1996-97 .830 

6. Emily Tsugawa, 2009-10 .826 

7. Beth Hamrick, 1995-96 .824 


9. Tati Gallardo, 2001-02 .811 

10. Tati Gallardo, 2000-01 .810 

Rebounds 

1. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 340 


3. Marie Von Gunten, 1991-92 317 


5. Cassee Steed, 1999-00 299 

6. Rosey Ball, 1998-99 296 

7. Cassee Steed, 1998-99 281 




Rebounds Per Game 

1. Marie Von Gunten, 1991-92 13.2 

2. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 10.6 

3. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-94 10.5 



6. Cassee Steed, 1998-99 9.4 

7. Cassee Steed, 1999-00 9.3 

8. Rosey Ball, 1998-99 9.0 

Marie Von Gunten, 1989-90 9.0 

10. Cassee Steed, 1997-98 8.7 

Assists 

1. Brook Spence, 1994-95 233 

2. Tosha Wilson, 2006-07 178 

3. Tosha Wilson, 2005-06 168 

4. Brook Spence, 1995-96 165 

5. Brook Spence, 1996-97 164 


7. Tosha Wilson, 2004-05 150 



10. Jessica Patton, 1999-00 128 

Steals 

1. Tosha Wilson, 2004-05 102 

2. Tosha Wilson, 2006-07 98 


Tati Gallardo, 2001-02 90 

5. Tosha Wilson, 2005-06 86 

6. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 79 

Rosey Ball, 1994-95 79 

8. Tara Schmidgall, 2001-02 76 

9. Kristie Brown, 1996-97 74 

10. Jessi Norton, 2006-07 72 

Brook Spence, 1995-96 72 

Blocked Shots 

1. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 79 

2. Rosey Ball, 1998-99 48 

3. Rosey Ball, 1995-96 45 

4. Rosey Ball, 1997-98 44 

5. Becky Buhler, 2009-10 36 


7. Margie Lou Correll, 2007-08 32 

8. Monique Tribble, 2008-09 31 



CAREER 

(Minimum 2 years played for per game 

and percentage categories) 

Points 

1. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 1,747 

2. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-97 1,502 

3. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 1,420 

4. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 1,348 

5. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 1,311 

6. Kristie Brown, 1993-97 1,229 

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7. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 1,222 

8. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 1,130 

9. Christy Hansen, 1995-99 1,117 

10. Kylie Miller, 1997-98, 99-02 1,049 

Points Per Game 

1. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 16.4 

2. Katie Steigleman, 2008- 16.3 

3. Aubrey Dickson, 1999-01 15.9 



6 Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 12.3 

7. Shannon Getman, 1992-94 12.1 

8. Rose Gillette, 1989-90, 91-92 11.8 

9. Brianne Carras, 2004-07 11.9 

10. Sarah Heytvelt, 1989-91 11.4 





4. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 509 

5. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 507 

6. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 480 

7. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 437 


9. Kylie Miller, 1997-98, 99-02 392 



1. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 1,672 

2. Kristie Brown, 1993-97 1,364 


4. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 1,265 

5. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 1,199 

6. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 998 

7. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 941 



10. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 897 




2. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 .510 

3. Emily Goette, 2005-06, 07-08 .504 

4. Toran Lundgren, 2000-04 .483 

5. Cassie Llewellyn, 2001-04 .482 

6. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 .464 

7. Marie Von Gunten, 1989-92 .452 

8. Beth Hamrick, 1995-97 .450 

9. Amber Matthews, 1999-03 .448 

Jessica Gama, 2003-05 .448 



2. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 136 


4. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 132 

5. Chelsey Ward, 1999-02 109 

6. Erin Plotts, 2002-06 108 




10. Becky Buhler, 2008- 90 

Kendall Dionne, 2005-07 90 



2. Erin Plotts, 2002-06 442 

3. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 374 

4. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 360 

5. Chelsey Ward, 1999-02 346 







(Minimum 0.5 made per game) 

1. Tati Gallardo, 2000-03 .433 

2. Beth Hamrick, 1995-97 .423 

3. Kristi Born, 2000-03 .373 

4. Becky Buhler, 2008- .372 

5. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 .367 

6. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 .364 

Rose Gillette, 1989-90, 91-92 .364 

8. Aubrey Dickson, 1999-01 .352 

9. Kylie Miller, 1997-98, 99-02 .333 

10. Lindsy Brownell, 2001-04 .332 


1. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 330 

2. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 324 

3. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 320 



6. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 285 

7. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 272 





1. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 570 


3. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 466 


5. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 429 

6. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 394 


8. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 353 


10. Toran Lundgren, 2000-04 311 



1. Tati Gallardo, 2000-03 .831 

2. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 .822 

3. Beth Hamrick, 1995-97 .805 

4. Kailey Bostwick, 2007-09 .779 

5. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 .771 


7. Kathleen Moore, 1989-91 .753 

8. Chelsey Ward, 1999-02 .751 

9. Lindsy Brownell, 2001-04 .747 

10. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 .746 

Rebounds 


2. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 1,019 

3. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 996 





8. Toran Lundgren, 2000-04 600 

9. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 577 

10. Emily Bryson, 1992-96 553 

Rebounds Per Game 


2. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 9.0 


4. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 8.3 

5. Brianne Carras, 2004-07 7.0 

6. Katie Steigleman, 2008- 6.4 

Emily Goette, 2005-06, 07-08 6.4 

8. Kristie Brown, 1993-97 6.3 


Melissa Flick, 1990-93 6.0 

Assists 

1. Brook Spence, 1994-98 667 

2. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 613 

3. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 326 




7. Jessica Patton, 1996-00 250 




Steals 

1. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 340 

2. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 249 

3. Brook Spence, 1994-98 237 




7. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 211 




Blocked Shots 

1. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 216 




5. Monique Tribble, 2008-10 57 

6. Becky Buhler, 2008- 55 

Katie Steigleman, 2008- 55 

Cassee Steed, 1996-00 55 

9. Erin Plotts, 2002-06 53 


**Bold indicates active player** 

TEAM SINGLE GAME 

Points 

vs. Evergreen, 1/25/01 106 

vs. Linfield, 12/31/96 104 

vs. Walla Walla, 1/7/02 103 

vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 103 

vs. Pacific Christian, 1/9/97 102 


vs. Pacific Christian, 1/9/97 45 


vs. Linfield, 12/31/96 43 


Two times 41 


vs. Northwest, 2/12/94 100 



vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 91 

vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/7/94 87 


vs. Albertson, 1/19/07 .645 

vs. Warner Pacific, 1/12/91 .600 

vs. Warner Pacific, 2/13/09 .593 

vs. Simpson, 12/15/90 .588 

vs. Southern Oregon, 2/28/97 .585 



vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/13/01 13 

vs. Warner Pacific, 2/13/09 12 

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Two times 11 






Six times 26 



vs. Evergreen, 1/7/05 (5-7) .714 

vs. Evergreen, 12-21-09 (6-9) .667 

vs. Northwest, 2/5/07 (4-6) .667 

vs. Puget Sound, 12/19/98 (8-12) .667 

vs. Warner Pacific, 2/1/01 (9-14) .643 


vs. Southern Oregon, 1/12/96 37 




vs. Albertson, 2/23/07 30 






vs. Southern Oregon, 1/12/96 46 


Three times 41 



vs. Western Oregon, 12/15/06 (14-14) 1.000 

vs. Southern Oregon, 1/17/02 (14-14) 1.000 

vs. Oregon Tech, 1/24/04 (10-10) 1.000 

vs. Warner Pacific, 2/11/06 (21-22) .955 

vs. Southern Oregon, 1/3/09 (17-18) .944 

Rebounds 


vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 66 

vs. Simpson, 12/15/90 61 

vs. Willamette, 12/2/03 60 

vs. Columbia Christian, 12/5/92 60 

Assists 

Vs. Cascade, 2/10/06 28 


vs. Simpson, 12/15/90 28 

vs. Warner Pacific, 11/19/98 27 

Three times 26 

Steals 


vs. Simpson, 1/13/96 26 

vs. Dominican, 12/4/99 25 

vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 25 

vs. Simpson, 12/15/90 25 

Blocked Shots 

vs. Simpson, 1/13/96 18 

vs. Holy Names, 1/5/95 11 

vs. Colorado Christian, 12/29/07 10 

vs. Willamette, 12/13/97 10 

vs. Douglas, 12/31/95 10 

vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 10 

TEAM SINGLE SEASON 

Points, 2001-02 2,528 

Points Per Game, 2006-07 72.8 

Field Goals Made, 2006-07 935 

Field Goal Attempts, 2001-02 2,333 

Field Goal Percentage, 2006-07 .450 

3-Point Field Goals Made, 2001-02 243 

3-Point Field Goal Attempts, 2001-02 750 

3-Point Field Goal Percentage, 2002-03 .357 

Free Throws Made, 1995-96 586 

Free Throw Attempts, 1995-96 896 

Free Throw Percentage, 2005-06 .747 

Rebounds, 2001-02 1,514 

Rebounds Per Game, 1994-95 45.1 

Assists, 2006-07 535 

Assists Per Game, 2005-06 16.5 

Steals, 1995-96 458 

Steals Per Game, 1995-96 13.1 

Blocked Shots, 1994-95 138 

Blocked Shots Per Game, 1994-95 4.2 

Highest Winning Pct., 2006-07 (27-7) .794 

Most Wins, 2006-07 27 

Fewest Losses, 2005-06, 06-07 7 

Most Consecutive Wins, 2001-02, 06-07 11 

Win/Loss Records 

(1989-present) 

Year overall Conference Coach 

1989-90 13-18 Don Nagle 

1990-91 6-24 Jane Milne 

1991-92 0-27 Joni Casterline 

1992-93 5-22 Joni Casterline 

1993-94 2-20 Kelly Duell 

1994-95 17-16 4-8 (5 th ) Terry Williams 


1996-97 25-9 9-3 (2 nd ) Terry Williams 





2001-02 23-13 12-4 (T-2 nd ) Terry Williams 

2002-03 17-15 11-7 (T-3 rd ) Dave Bale 

2003-04 14-14 9-9 (5 th ) Dave Bale 

2004-05 24-10 13-5 (3 rd ) Dave Bale 

2005-06 25-7 14-4 (T-2 nd ) Dave Bale 

2006-07 27-7 15-3 (T-1 st ) Dave Bale 

2007-08 9-21 5-15 (T-9 th ) Terry Williams 



ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 

(Sorted by winning percentage) 

1. Dave Bale (2002-07) 107-53 (.669) 

2. Terry Williams (’94-’02, ’07-present) 183-173 (.514) 

3. Don Nagle (1989-90) 13-18 (.419) 

4. Jane Milne (1990-91) 6-24 (.200) 

5. Joni Casterline (1991-93) 5-49 (.093) 

6. Kelly Duell (1993-94) 2-20 (.091) 

POST SEASON APPEARANCES 

Cascade Conference Tournament 

1996 (T-3 rd ), 1997 (2 nd ), 1998 (T-5 th ), 1999 (T-3 rd ), 

2000 (T-5 th ), 2001 (1 st ), 2002 (T-3 rd ), 2003 (2 nd ), 

2004 (T-5 th ), 2005 (1 st ), 2006 (T-3 rd ), 2007 (1 st ), 

2009 (T-5 th ), 2010 (T-3 rd ) 

NAIA Division II National Tournament 

2001 (1 st round), 2003 (1 st round), 2005 (1 st round), 

2007 (1 st round) 

NCCAA National Tournament 

1995 (1 st ), 1996 (1 st ), 1997 (6 th ), 2002 (6 th ) 

NAIA D-II WOMEN’S 

BASKETBALL RATINGS 

(Highest Corban ranking for each season) 

Top-25: 

No. 16 (January 11, 2006) 

No. 17 (January 15, 1996) 

No. 19 (February 25, 1997 – Final poll) 

No. 22 (November 1, 2006 – Preseason poll) 

No. 23 (February 5, 2002) 

Received votes: 

No. 31 (December 14, 2004) 

No. 32 (January 16, 2001) 

No. 33 (October 21, 1997 – Preseason poll) 

No. 44 (October 28, 2003 – Preseason poll) 

No. 48 (January 12, 1999) 

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2010-11 SCHEDULE 

Sat Nov 6 Kwantlen Polytechnic Univ. ^ 7:30 p.m. 

Fri Nov 12 at Westmont College 5:30 p.m. 

Sat Nov 13 at The Master’s College 5:30 p.m. 

Tue Nov 16 at George Fox University 7:30 p.m. 

Sat Nov 20 Chapman University & 7:30 p.m. 

Fri Nov 26 vs. Academy of Art University # 7:00 p.m. 

Fri Dec 3 at Northwest Christian University * 7:30 p.m. 

Sat Dec 4 Willamette University 5:30 p.m. 

Tue Dec 7 Pacific University of Oregon 7:30 p.m. 

Fri Dec 10 at The Evergreen State College * 7:30 p.m. 

Sat Dec 11 at Northwest University * 7:30 p.m. 

Fri Dec 17 at Menlo College 6:00 p.m. 

Sat Dec 18 at Bethany University 5:00 p.m. 

Mon Dec 20 at William Jessup University 5:30 p.m. 

Thu Dec 30 Oregon Institute of Technology * 7:30 p.m. 

Fri Dec 31 Southern Oregon University 7:30 p.m. 

Sat Jan 3 at Portland State University ^ 7:00 p.m. 

Fri Jan 7 at Warner Pacific College * 7:30 p.m. 

Sat Jan 8 at Concordia University * 7:30 p.m. 

Fri Jan 14 The College of Idaho * 7:30 p.m. 

Sat Jan 15 Eastern Oregon University * 7:30 p.m. 

Fri Jan 21 The Evergreen State College * 5:30 p.m. 

Sat Jan 22 Northwest University * 5:30 p.m. 

Fri Jan 28 at Southern Oregon University * 5:30 p.m. 

Sat Jan 29 at Oregon Institute of Technology * 5:30 p.m. 

Fri Feb 4 Concordia University * 5:30 p.m. 

Sat Feb 5 Warner Pacific College * 5:30 p.m. 

Fri Feb 11 at Eastern Oregon University * 5:30 p.m. 

Sat Feb 12 at The College of Idaho * 5:30 p.m. 

Fri Feb 18 Northwest Christian University * 5:30 p.m. 

BOLD denotes home game 

* denotes Cascade Collegiate Conference Game 

^ denotes exhibition game 

& denotes Corban Tip-Off Tournament; Salem, Ore. (Host: Corban University) 

# denotes Capital City Bruce Henderson Memorial; Salem, Ore. (Host: Willamette University) 

Cascade Conference Tournament: February 22, 25, 28 

NAIA Division II National Championship Tournament: March 9-15 (Sioux City, Iowa) 

NCCAA Division I National Championship Tournament: March 17-19 (Winona Lake, Ind.) 

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