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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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men’s basketball • winter 2010 

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 

Men’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 

Men’s Basketball Coach: Rod Jensen 

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 


Men’s Basketball Coach: Brad Barbarick 

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 


Men’s Basketball Coach: Isaac Williams 

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 


Men’s Basketball Coach: Arvin Mosley 

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 


Men’s Basketball Coach: John Van Dyke 

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 


Men’s Basketball Coaches: Corey Anderson 

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 


Men’s Basketball Coach: Danny Miles 

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 


Men’s Basketball Coach: Brian McDermott 

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 


Men’s Basketball Coach: Bart Valentine 

Website: www.wpcknights.com 

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2010 ROSTER 

NO NAME POS HT WT YR HOMETOWN HIGH SCHOOL PREVIOUS SCHOOL 

3 Bryan Martin G 6-3 195 SR Salem, Ore. Western Mennonite HS 

4 Geoffrey Martin G 6-0 195 SO Salem, Ore. Western Mennonite HS 

5 Jonathan Ramirez G 5-11 185 JR New Britain, Ct. New Britain HS Allan Hancock Jr. College 

10 Marcus Butler F 6-3 180 SO Patterson, Calif. Modesto Christian HS 

13 Brelin Powell G 6-0 165 JR Boise, Idaho Capital HS Northern Arizona University 

14 Nash Keene G 6-1 185 SR Aumsville, Ore. Cascade HS 

20 Jordan Carter G 6-2 185 FR Salem, Ore. McKay HS 

24 Erik Cronrath F 6-8 205 JR Battleground, Wash. Battleground HS 

32 Jake Mauermann G 6-3 195 JR Clackamas, Ore. Clackamas HS 

33 Josiah Sebens F 6-6 180 FR Bellingham, Wash. Meridian HS 

34 Ian Logan C 6-8 220 SR Aloha, Ore. Aloha HS 

41 Drew Ross F 6-5 200 JR Cashmere, Wash. Cashmere HS Wenatchee Valley CC 

42 Deonte Johnson F 6-6 215 SR Modesto, Calif. Modesto HS Hawaii Pacific University 

43 Jacob Kopra F 6-4 210 SO Gresham, Ore. Sam Barlow HS 

RS Jordan Graneto G 5-11 170 SO Keizer, Ore. McNary HS 

RS Mitch Tugaw G 5-10 165 FR Hockinson, Wash. Hockinson HS 

Head Coach: Justin Sherwood 9th year 

Assistant Coaches: Don Hiebenthal, Ray Reid, Marty Reid 

Head Athletic Trainer: Tony Walther 

Assistant Athletic Trainers: Jenny Garrard & Sally Page 

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Coaches 

justin sherwood 

Head Coach 

Justin Sherwood returned to the Corban hardwood as head 

coach in 2002 after a stellar playing career from 1989- 

93. After inheriting an inexperienced squad in his initial 

campaign, Justin has taken the Warriors to new heights 

compiling an overall win-loss record of 106-140 in eight 

years that included a record-breaking season in 2004-05. His team was ranked 

No. 1 in the NAIA Division II top-25 at the beginning of the 2004-05 season 

following a school-record 18-straight victories to begin the season. Having 

played a big part in the tradition of the men’s basketball program already, it is 

Justin’s goal to continue the trend. 

“Certainly it is my desire to continue the success of the coaches 

before me,” Justin said. “My goal is for the program to qualify for the NAIA 

tournament every year. I want to bring in students that will excel both 

academically and athletically while at Corban and lead successful Christian 

lives after graduating.” 

Justin began his collegiate coaching career at George Fox University 

where he was the first assistant from 1998-2002. He spent one season at 

Gladstone High School coaching the freshman boys and has worked various 

camps and clinics in Oregon and California for over a decade. 

As a collegiate player, he was twice a National Christian College Athletics 

Association (NCCAA) All-American and National Association of Intercollegiate 

Athletics (NAIA) all-district selection. The 6-foot-1 guard made things happen 

on both ends of the floor. Justin is ranked in the top five at Corban in career 

points (2,710) and 3-pointers made (464). He is third in career steals (274) and 

in the top ten in rebounds (712). 

“My goal for the players I coach at Corban is that they will enjoy their 

basketball experience as much as I enjoyed mine,” Justin said. 

Aside from coaching, Justin is also an assistant professor at Corban in the 

Business Department. He met his wife, Jenni, while a student at Corban and 

they have a son, Trey, and daughter, Reese. Justin and his wife enjoy spending 

time with their family and playing golf. 

Don Hiebenthal 

Assistant Coach 

Don Hiebenthal enters his ninth season on the coaching 

staff and is a familiar face when it comes to Warrior men’s 

basketball. Don, like Coach Sherwood, is back at his alma 

mater as a coach following a standout career at Western 

Baptist as a player. 

Don played basketball at Western Baptist from 1975-79 and is still among 

the career leaders in several categories. He is in the top five in career points 

scored (2,460), points per game (20.3), free throws made (534), assists (564), 

and steals (383). Don was a NAIA and NCCAA All-American, and as a senior led 

the nation in scoring, averaging 29.3 points per game. 

Spending 17 years coaching basketball and volleyball at Liberty Gardens 

Christian School, Don understands the opportunity sports provide. “My 

philosophy is to strive to get the full potential out of each individual, not only 

in athletics, but in life.” 

Don, who works for Campus Care at Corban, and his wife, Julie, have 

a daughter, Trisha, and son, Justin. Don enjoys collecting old things – coins, 

cards, toys, furniture – and anything that has to do with athletics. 

Ray Reid 


Ray Reid returns for his seventh season with the men’s 

basketball coaching staff and will continue to work side-byside 

with Sherwood and Hiebethal. 

Ray arrives at Corban with a wealth of head coaching 

experience, which includes 4 years as head men’s soccer 

coach at Northwestern College in Orange City, Iowa, and two seasons as an 

assistant men’s soccer coach at Azusa Pacific University in Azusa, Calif. On the 

basketball side of coaching, Ray has five seasons with the Warriors and two 

seasons as an assistant coach at North Salem High School. 

“I became a Christian through the influence of a soccer coach,” Ray said. 

“I love small college basketball and the coaches and players at Corban” 

Ray and his wife, Jeanne, have three children (Marty, Lori, & Jamie). Ray, 

who is an attorney at law with the Law Offices of David Hilgemann, enjoys 

college basketball, golf, reading, and is a baseball statistics guru. 

Marty Reid 


Marty Reid will begin his first season with the men’s 

basketball coaching staff and will continue to work side-byside 

with Sherwood, Hiebethal, and his dad, Ray. 

Marty recently coached at Kennedy High School for 

the past two years as the varsity boys’ basketball coach, 

while also spending a few years prior at nearby Stayton High School helping 

with the junior varsity program. 

Marty will return to his alma mater after playing four seasons for the 

Warriors from 1999-2003. Marty is one of 24 Warriors to score 1,000-or-more 

points in a career, as the former point guard ranks 12th all-time in scoring 

history with 1,654 points. Marty helped lead then-Western Baptist to a 

Cascade Collegiate Conference tournament championship in 2002, while also 

helping guide the Warriors to both the National Christian College Athletic 

Association (NCCAA) and NAIA Division II national tournaments. Marty ranks 

in the Top 10 all-time in assists (3rd – 632), three-point field goals made (6th 

– 210), three-point field goals attempted (6th – 586), free throws made (8th 

– 338), free throws attempted (8th – 425), and free throw percentage (10th – 

.795). 

Marty currently resides with his wife, Jenny, in Salem and will continue 

his full-time work as a teacher at North Salem High School, while also working 

part-time at Santiam Golf Course in Stayton. 

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players 

#3 BRYAN MARTIN 

Guard, 6-3, 195, Senior 

Salem, Oregon 

Western Mennonite High School 

2000-10: Appeared in 23 games, starting 18, as a junior … 

Scored 107 points (avg. 4.7), grabbed 75 rebounds (avg. 3.3), handed out a 

team-high 64 assists (avg. 2.8), recorded 14 steals (avg. 0.6), and blocked six 

shots (avg. 0.3) … Scored a season and career-high 18 points versus George Fox 

(12/8/09) … Grabbed a season and career-high 7 rebounds against Northwest 

Christian (12/4/09) … Handed out a season-high 7 assists twice (last versus 

Concordia, 1/9/10) … Recorded a season-high 3 steals versus George Fox 

(12/8/09) … Blocked a season and career-high 2 shots versus Willamette 

(12/11/09) … Named Warriors’ Most Inspirational Player following junior 

season. 2008-09: Appeared in 29 games, starting seven, as a sophomore 

… Scored 62 points (avg. 2.1), grabbed 70 rebounds (avg. 2.4), handed out 52 

assists (avg. 1.8), and recorded 15 steals (avg. 0.5) … Scored a season-high 

8 points versus The College of Idaho (2/6/09) … Grabbed a season-high 6 

rebounds at Eastern Oregon (1/16/09) … Handed out a season-high 4 assists 

four times (last versus Southern Oregon, 2/20/09) … Recorded a season-high 

3 steals versus Oregon Tech (2/21/09) … Named Warriors’ Most Outstanding 

Defensive Player following sophomore season. 2007-08: Appeared in 27 

games, starting three, as a freshman … Scored 26 points (avg. 1.0), grabbed 

47 rebounds (avg. 1.7), handed out 56 assists (avg. 2.1), and recorded 15 steals 

(avg. 0.6) … Scored a season-high 6 points twice (last versus Walla Walla, 

12/8/07) … Grabbed a season-high 6 rebounds twice (last versus Northwest 

Christian, 12/19/07) … Handed out a season and career-high 8 assists versus 

The College of Idaho (1/19/08) … Recorded a season and career-high 4 steals 

versus The College of Idaho (1/19/08). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2007 from 

nearby Western Mennonite High School … Played four years of basketball as 

well as one season of both football and cross country … Named 1 st team allleague, 

all-state, and all-tournament as a senior … Earned 2 nd team all-region 

as a 2007 senior … Named 2 nd team all-league as a junior … Helped guide 

Western Mennonite to back-to-back 2A state tournament appearances … 

Holds the Western Mennonite school record for assists in a career, assists in 

a single season, and assists in a single game (18) … Competed as a member 

of the 2007 OACA 2A All-Star team following senior season. Personal: 

Born in Salem, Ore. to Fred and Jeri Martin … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother 

(Geoffrey) … Brother, Geoffrey, is also a member of the men’s basketball team 

… Enjoys riding ATVs … Major: Undecided. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban 

is a Christian college that offers me the opportunity to continue playing 

basketball.” 

CORBAN CAREER STATISTICS: 

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

07-08 27/3 6-28 .414 1-4 .250 13-25 .520 26/1.0 47/1.7 56/2.1 

08-09 29/7 21-52 .404 0-1 .000 20-34 .588 62/2.1 70/2.4 52/1.8 

09-10 23/18 36-81 .444 0-5 .000 35-57 .614 107/4.7 75/3.3 64/2.8 

Career 79/28 63-161 .391 1-10 .100 68-116 .586 195/2.5 192/2.4 172/2.2 

CORBAN CAREER HIGHS: 

Points: 18, versus George Fox (12/8/09) 

Rebounds: 7, versus Northwest Christian (12/4/09) 

Assists: 8, versus The College of Idaho (1/19/08) 

Steals: 4, versus The College of Idaho (1/19/08) 

Blocks: 2, versus Willamette (12/11/09) 

#4 GEOFFREY MARTIN 

Guard, 6-0, 190, Freshman 

Salem, Oregon 

Western Mennonite High School 

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

… Scored 4 points (avg. 0.4), grabbed 2 rebounds (avg. 0.2), and handed out 2 

assists (avg. 0.2) … Scored a season and career-high 2 points at Multnomah 

(11/14/09) … Grabbed a season and career-high 1 rebound twice (last versus 

Oregon Tech, 1/30/10) … Handed out a season and career-high 1 assist twice 

(last at Northwest Christian, 2/19/10). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors 

in 2009 from nearby Western Mennonite High School … Played basketball (4 

years), baseball (4 years), and soccer (3 years) … Helped lead Pioneers to 2A 

state tournament all four years … Named 1 st team all-league and all-state 

as a senior … Earned 2 nd team all-region honors following senior campaign … 

Named 2 nd team all-tourney as a senior … Competed as part of the 2A East- 

West All-Star Series in June of 2009 … Named conference co-Player of the Year 

in baseball as a senior … Earned 1 st team all-league and all-state honors in 

baseball as a junior … Earned 1 st all-league, all-state, and all-region recognition 

in baseball as a senior. Personal: Born in Salem, Ore. to Fred and Jeri Martin 

… Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother (Bryan) … Brother, Bryan, is also a member 

of the men’s basketball team … Enjoys playing sports and riding four-wheelers 

… Major: Education … Would like to become a teacher following graduation. 

WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “I had heard great things about the school and I 

wanted to play college basketball. Also, my brother goes here as well.” 



09-10 10/0 1-8 .125 0-6 .000 2-4 .500 4/0.4 2/0.2 2/0.2 


Points: 4, at Multnomah (11/14/09) 

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

Assists: 1, two times, last at Northwest Christian (2/19/10) 

#5 JONATHAN RAMIREZ 

Guard, 5-11, 165, Junior 

New Britain, Connecticut 

New Britain High School 

Allan Hancock Junior College 

ALLAN HANCOCK: Played two seasons of basketball at Allan Hancock Junior 

College in Northern California … Named 1 st team all-league and 2 nd team All- 

American in both basketball and baseball for the Bulldogs. HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated in 2004 from New Britain High School … Played four seasons of 

both basketball and baseball … Earned 2 nd team all-league in basketball … 

Named 1 st team all-league in baseball. PERSONAL: Born in New Britain, Conn. 

to Hector and Lucy Ramirez … Is 1 of 2 children … Has one brother (Hector, Jr.) 

… Enjoys playing baseball & basketball, song & poetry writing, playing drums, 

and singing … Major: Criminal Justice … Would like to become a forensic 

scientist following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban gave me a 

chance to succeed not only in baseball, but in life and I will be forever grateful 

for that.” 

#10 MARCUS BUTLER 

Forward, 6-3, 180, Sophomore 

Patterson, California 

Modesto Christian High School 


… Scored 45 points (avg. 2.5), grabbed 38 rebounds (avg. 2.1), handed out 

8 assists (avg. 0.4), registered 2 steals (avg. 0.1), and blocked 3 shots (avg. 

0.2) … Scored a season and career-high 8 points at Multnomah (11/14/09) … 

Grabbed a season and career-high 6 rebounds versus Oregon Tech (1/30/10) … 

Handed out a season and career-high 3 assists versus Oregon Tech (1/30/10) … 

Registered a season and career-high 2 steals at Linfield (12/5/09) … Blocked 

a season and career-high 1 shot three times (last at Northwest Christian, 

2/19/10). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2009 from Modesto 

Christian High School … Played two seasons at Eastside College Prep before 

transferring to Modesto Christian for his final two years of high school … 

Member of two-time Trans-Valley League & Sac-Juaquin Section Championship 

team … Earned all-league honorable mention … Awarded with Coaches’ Award 

… Played as part of the Six County & Columbia All-Star Games … Was part of 

CPSAL Championship team at Eastside Prep … Named 1 st team all-league at 

Eastside. Personal: Born in Sacramento, Calif. to David Butler … Is 1 of 2 

children … Has 1 sister (Latoya) … Enjoys playing basketball, video games, and 

hanging out with friends … Major: Business Administration. WHY I CHOSE 

CORBAN: “I chose Corban because I like the environment and feel that I can 

receive a good education.” 



09-10 18/0 12-36 .333 0-0 .000 21-35 .600 45/2.5 38/2.1 8/0.4 


Points: 8, at Multnomah (11/14/09) 

Rebounds: 6, versus Oregon Tech (1/30/10) 

Assists: 3, versus Oregon Tech (1/20/10) 

Steals: 2, at Linfield (12/5/09) 

Blocks: 1, three times, last at Northwest Christian (2/19/10) 

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#13 BRELIN POWELL 


Boise, Idaho 

Capital High School 

Northern Arizona University 

2009-10: Appeared in 29 games, started 11, as a sophomore … Scored 50 points 

(avg. 1.7), grabbed 53 rebounds (avg. 1.8), handed out 54 assists (avg. 1.9), 

registered 11 steals (avg. 0.4), and blocked 1 shot (avg. 0.1) … Scored a season 

and career-high 6 points versus Holy Names (11/21/09) … Grabbed a season 

and career-high 5 rebounds at Evergreen (1/23/10) … Handed out a season and 

career-high 5 assists versus Evergreen (12/21/09) … Registered a season and 

career-high 2 steals twice (last versus College of Idaho, 2/13/10) … Blocked 

a season and career-high 1 shot at College of Idaho (1/15/10). NORTHERN 

ARIZONA: Attended Northern Arizona University for two years and played 

two seasons of tennis for the NCAA Division I Lumberjacks … Appeared in 14 

singles and six doubles matches during his career … Paired with Renzo Lau 

for doubles win (8-2) at Portland State which helped secure postseason berth 

as a freshman … Went a combined 3-11 in singles play and 1-5 in doubles 

competition at Northern Arizona … Earned Golden Eagle Award for work in 

classroom. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2007 from Capital High School in 

Boise, Idaho … Played tennis (4 years), basketball (3 years), and football (2 

years) … Member of state runner-up team in basketball as a junior … Named 

Team MVP as a junior … Member of undefeated and back-to-back state 

championship teams in tennis as a junior and senior … Two-time Idaho state 

singles champion in tennis as a junior and senior … Helped lead Capital to 

runner-up finish in state tournament in tennis as a freshman and sophomore 

… Two-time state runner-up in singles as a freshman and sophomore … 

Earned football player of the week honors once during prep career … Elected 

to Capital High Wall of Fame. Personal: Born in Boise, Idaho to Carl and 

Sandra Powell … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister (Kiara) … Father, Carl, played 

college basketball at Boise State University … Sister, Kiara, played one season 

of tennis at Georgia State University … Enjoys hanging out with friends … 

Major: Business Marketing … Would like to work in sports marketing for Nike 

following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban is a great place to 

further my education and basketball career.” 



09-10 29/11 17-52 .327 1-2 .500 15-35 .429 50/1.7 53/1.8 54/1.9 


Points: 6, versus Holy Names (11/21/09) 

Rebounds: 5, at Evergreen (1/23/10) 

Assists: 5, versus Evergreen (12/23/09) 

Steals: 2, two times, last versus College of Idaho (2/13/10) 

Blocks: 1, at College of Idaho (1/15/10) 

#14 NASH KEENE 

Guard, 6-1, 185, Senior 

Aumsville, Oregon 

Stayton High School 

2009-10: Appeared in 29 games, started 12, as a junior … Scored 

292 points (avg. 10.1), grabbed 81 rebounds (avg. 2.8), handed out 26 assists 

(avg. 0.9), registered 21 steals (avg. 0.7), and blocked 3 shots (avg. 0.1) … 

Scored a season and career-high 21 points versus Concordia (1/9/10) … Grabbed 

a season and career-high 6 rebounds at Multnomah (11/14/09) … Handed out a 

season and career-high 4 assists at Evergreen (1/23/10) … Registered a season 

and career-high 3 steals versus Concordia (1/9/10) … Blocked a season and 

career-high 1 shot three times (last at Northwest, 1/22/10) … Named Warriors’ 

Most Improved Player after junior campaign … Earned Daktronics NAIA 

and Cascade Collegiate Conference Scholar-Athlete following junior season. 

2008-09: Appeared in 27 games off the bench as a sophomore … Scored 52 

points (avg. 1.9), grabbed 27 rebounds (avg. 1.0), handed out 9 assists (avg. 

0.3), and registered 6 steals (0.2) … Scored a season-high 8 points twice (last 

at Evergreen, 1/31/09) … Grabbed a season-high 4 rebounds versus Puget 

Sound (11/20/08) … Handed out a season-high 1 assist nine times (last versus 

Southern Oregon, 2/20/09) … Registered a season-high 1 steal twice (last at 

Evergreen, 1/31/09) … Earned academic all-conference honors as a sophomore. 

2007-08: Appeared in 7 games off the bench as a freshman before suffering 

a season-ending wrist injury … Scored 8 points (avg. 1.1), grabbed 3 rebounds 

(avg. 0.4), and handed out 2 assists (avg. 0.3) … Scored a season-high 4 points 

at Puget Sound (11/16/07) … Grabbed a season-high 3 rebounds versus MSU- 

Northern (12/7/07) … Handed out a season and career-high 1 assist twice 

(last versus MSU-Northern, 12/7/07). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors 

in 2007 from nearby Cascade High School … Played four years of basketball, 

including one year for head coach and former Warrior Steve Ball, as well as 

football (1 season), track (3 seasons), and cross country (1 season) … Named 

team captain prior to each season … Two-time all-league 1 st team member 

… Named to 2 nd team all-league once … Earned 1 st team all-state honors … 

Competed as a member of the 2007 OACA 3A All-Star team following senior 

season … Named Star of Stars at Gatorade All-Star Series. Personal: Born 

in Reston, Va. to David and Melody Keene … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 2 brothers 

(Nathan & Nick) … Enjoys camping, dirt bike riding, watching movies, and 

hanging out with friends … Major: Health Science … Would like to become a 

physician’s assistant following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “I wanted 

to learn and play basketball in an encouraging and uplifting environment.” 



07-08 7/0 4-8 .500 0-3 .000 0-0 .000 8/1.1 3/0.4 2/0.3 

08-09 27/0 18-55 .327 5-15 .333 11-19 .579 52/1.9 27/1.0 9/0.3 

09-10 29/12 106-245 .433 48-114 .421 32-44 .727 292/10.1 81/2.8 26/0.9 

Career 63/12 128-308 .416 53-122 .434 43-63 .683 352/5.6 111/1.8 37/0.6 


Points: 21, versus Concordia (1/9/10) 

Rebounds: 6, at Multnomah (11/14/09) 

Assists: 4, at Evergreen (1/23/10) 

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

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

#20 JORDAN CARTER 


Salem, Oregon 

McKay High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2010 from nearby 

McKay High School … Played basketball (4 years), tennis (1 year), baseball 

(1 year), and golf (1 year) for the Scots … Earned 1 st team all-state and alltournament 

honors following senior season … Scored 6A tournament record 

91 points as a senior … Set 6A tournament single-game scoring record with 

42 points against Newberg as a senior … Earned Statesman Journal’s All- 

Mid Valley Player of the Year honors as a senior… Named All-Central Valley 

Conference 1 st team three times after sophomore, junior, and senior campaigns 

… Awarded Central Valley Conference Player of the Year twice following junior 

and senior seasons … Competed in annual Les Schwab Northwest Shootout 

following senior season … Named 2 nd team all-state as a junior. Personal: 

Born in Salem, Ore. to Kelly and Angel Carter … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 

brother (Nate) … Enjoys playing sports … Major: Undecided. WHY I CHOSE 

CORBAN: “I chose Corban because it was a local Christian college that had a 

Christ centered campus atmosphere and quality guys on the basketball team.” 

#24 ERIK CRONRATH 

Forward, 6-8, 205, Junior 

Battle Ground, Washington 

Battle Ground High School 

2009-10: Appeared in 29 games, started 27, as a sophomore 


42 assists (avg. 1.4), recorded 18 steals (avg. 0.6), and blocked a team-high 25 

shots (0.9) … Scored a season and career-high 25 points at Concordia (2/5/10) 

… Grabbed a season and career-high 14 rebounds at Multnomah (11/14/09) 

… Handed out a season and career-high 4 assists at Concordia (2/5/10) … 

Recorded a season and career-high 3 steals versus Oregon Tech (1/30/10) … 

Blocked a season and career-high 5 shots versus Pacific (11/28/09). 2008-09: 

Appeared in 24 games, started 17, as a freshman … Scored 181 points (avg. 7.5), 

grabbed 79 rebounds (avg. 3.3), handed out 21 assists (avg. 0.9), recorded 16 

steals (avg. 0.7), and blocked 21 shots (0.9) … Scored a season-high 20 points 

at Oregon Tech (2/25/09) … Grabbed a season-high 8 rebounds at George Fox 

(12/29/08) … Handed out a season-high 3 assists three times (last at Warner 

Pacific, 2/13/09) … Recorded a season-high 2 steals versus Linfield (12/13/08) 

… Blocked a season-high 3 shots versus George Fox (11/21/08). HIGH SCHOOL: 

Graduated with honors in 2008 from Battle Ground High School … Competed 

all four years in basketball, cross country, and track … Averaged 14.0 points, 

6.0 rebounds, and 2.4 blocks per game as a senior … Led the Greater St. 

Helens League in blocked shots as a senior … Finished second in the league 

in scoring and fourth in rebounding … Named as a member of the Greater St. 

Helens All-League 1 st team following senior campaign … Earned team MVP, 

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Most Inspirational, and Defensive Player of the Year as a senior … Tied the 

school record for most blocked shots in a single season with 50 as a senior … 

Competed as part of the Les Schwab Roundball Shootout … Also was named 

1 st team all-league and all-state twice in cross country … Also was a two-time 

all-league performer in track. Personal: Born in Vancouver, Wash. to Keith 

and Joanne Cronrath … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother (Brian) … Father, 

Keith, ran cross country for Spokane Community College … Mother, Joanne, ran 

cross country for Oregon State University … Brother, Brian, ran cross country 

for Seattle Pacific University … Enjoys going to the movies and relaxing with 

friends … Major: Exercise Science. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban has a very 

bright future and a talented roster. Coaching is great here and Corban is a place 

where I can grow as a man of God.” 



08-09 24/17 67-127 .528 0-1 .000 47-71 .662 181/7.5 79/3.3 21/0.9 

09-10 29/27 131-249 .526 1-4 .250 102-126 .810 365/12.6 140/4.8 42/1.4 

Career 53/44 198-376 .527 1-5 .200 149-197 .756 546/10.3 219/4.1 63/1.2 


Points: 25, at Concordia (2/5/10) 

Rebounds: 14, at Multnomah (11/14/09) 

Assists: 4, at Concordia (2/5/10) 

Steals: 3, versus Oregon Tech (1/30/10) 

Blocks: 5, versus Pacific (11/28/09) 

#32 JAKE MAUERMANN 


Clackamas, Oregon 

Clackamas High School 

2009-10: Appeared in 29 games, started 8, as a sophomore … 

Scored 146 points (avg. 5.0), grabbed 71 rebounds (avg. 2.4), handed out 21 

assists (avg. 0.7), recorded 11 steals (avg. 0.4), and blocked 8 shots (avg. 0.3) 

… Scored a season and career-high 11 points three times (last at Evergreen, 

1/23/10) … Grabbed a season-high 6 rebounds twice (last at Pacific, 11/20/09) 

… Handed out a season and career-high 4 assists at Multnomah (11/14/09) 

… Recorded a season and career-high 2 steals at Multnomah (11/14/09) … 

Blocked a season and career-high 2 shots twice (last at Linfield, 12/5/09). 

2008-09: Appeared in 25 games off the bench as a freshman … Scored 53 

points (avg. 2.1), grabbed 54 rebounds (avg. 2.2), handed out 12 assists (avg. 

0.5), and recorded 10 steals (avg. 0.4) … Scored a season-high 6 points three 

times (last versus Oregon Tech, 2/21/09) … Grabbed a season and career-high 

8 rebounds versus Warner Pacific (1/10/09) … Handed out a season-high 3 

assists at Willamette (12/12/08) … Recorded a season and career-high 2 steals 

versus The College of Idaho (2/6/09) … Named team’s Most Improved Player 

as a freshman. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2008 from Clackamas 

High School … Played basketball (4 years), football (4 years), and baseball 

(3 years) … Named honorable mention all-league following senior season. 

Personal: Born in Clackamas, Ore. to Dave and Melinda Mauermann … Is 1 

of 2 children … Has 1 sister (Shelby) … Father, Dave, played both basketball 

and baseball at George Fox University … Mother, Melinda, played basketball 

at George Fox University … Enjoys running, beach volleyball, swimming, and 

reading … Major: Human Performance/Exercise Science … Would like to 

become a teacher or physical therapist following graduation. WHY I CHOSE 

CORBAN: “I came from a public and very secular high school and wanted to 

experience schooling among other believers. Also, obviously being able to play 

basketball is a plus.” 



08-09 25/0 18-54 .333 9-26 .346 8-13 .615 53/2.1 54/2.2 12/0.5 

09-10 29/8 45-118 .381 30-85 .353 26-36 .722 146/5.0 71/2.4 21/0.7 

Career 54/8 63-172 .366 39-111 .351 32-49 .653 199/3.7 125/2.3 33/0.6 


Points: 6, three times, last versus Oregon Tech (2/21/09) 

Rebounds: 8, versus Warner Pacific (1/10/09) 

Assists: 3, at Willamette (12/12/08) 

Steals: 2, versus The College of Idaho (2/6/09) 

#33 JOSIAH SEBENS 

Forward, 6-6, 180, Freshman 

Bellingham, Washington 

Meridian High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2010 from Meridian High School 

… Played four years of basketball … Named team’s Best Offensive Player as a 

junior and senior … Averaged 19.4 points per game as a senior to finish second 

in the conference in scoring … Earned All-Whatcom County 1 st team honors 

twice … Named 1 st team All-Northwest Conference, 1 st team all-state, and 2 nd 

team all-tournament as a senior … Helped lead Meridian to a runner-up finish 

as the state tournament as a senior … Competed in the 24 th annual Boys and 

Girls Club of Whatcom County Classic and the Washington Interscholastic 

Basketball Coaches Association (WIBCA) All-Star Game following senior 

season. Personal: Born in Moscow, Idaho to Tim and Lois Sebens … Is 1 

of 7 children … Has 6 sisters (Kati, Kristi, Karin, Kimberly, Kelsey, & Kaylie) … 

Father, Tim, graduated from and played basketball at then-Western Baptist 

(1971-74) … Enjoys playing basketball, playing volleyball, playing football, 

wakeboarding, and playing softball … Major: Undecided. WHY I CHOSE 

CORBAN: “My dad attended Corban and I wanted to go to a Christian college 

and play basketball. It is also near home and I like the fact that teachers take 

an interest in the students.” 

#34 IAN LOGAN 

Forward, 6-8, 220, Senior 

Aloha, Oregon 

Aloha High School 

2009-10: Appeared in 26 games, started 22, as a junior … Scored 

391 points (avg. 15.0), grabbed a team-high 163 rebounds (avg. 6.3), handed 

out 50 assists (avg. 1.9), recorded 17 steals (avg. 0.7), and blocked 3 shots (avg. 

0.1) … Scored a season and career-high 26 points versus Northwest Christian 

(12/4/09) … Grabbed a season-high 13 rebounds versus Northwest (12/22/09) 

… Handed out a season and career-high 5 assists at Cal-State Maritime 

(11/5/09) … Recorded a season and career-high 3 steals at Holy Names 

(11/6/09) … Blocked a season-high 1 shot three times (last versus Oregon 

Tech, 1/30/10) … Named all-conference honorable mention following junior 

season … Earned Daktronics NAIA and academic scholar-athlete honors as a 

junior … Recipient of NAIA’s prestigious Emil S. Liston Award for work both 

on the court and in the classroom after junior season. 2008-09: Appeared in 

a team-high 30 games, started a team-high 29, as a sophomore … Scored 399 

points (avg. 13.3), grabbed a team-high 165 rebounds (avg. 5.5), handed out 66 


… Scored a season and career-high 24 points versus Concordia (1/20/09) … 

Grabbed a season and career-high 14 rebounds at Cascade (2/14/09) … Handed 

out a season and career-high 5 assists versus Northwest Christian (1/23/09) 

… Recorded a season and career-high 3 steals at Southern Oregon (1/3/09) … 

Blocked a season and career-high 2 shots twice (last at Oregon Tech, 2/25/09) 

… Named team’s Outstanding Offensive Player and Most Valuable Player 

following his sophomore season … Earned academic all-conference honors 

as a sophomore. 2007-08: Appeared in 21 games, started 15, as a freshman 



… Scored a season-high 21 points versus Montana State-Northern (12/7/07) 

… Grabbed a season-high 9 rebounds at Evergreen (11/30/07) … Handed 

out a season and career-high 5 assists versus Montana Tech (12/15/07) … 

Recorded a season and career-high 3 steals two times (last versus Warner 

Pacific, 2/15/08) … Blocked a season-high 1 shot three times (last at George 

Fox, 12/4/07). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2007 from Aloha High 

School … Named salutatorian and Associated Student Body vice-president … 

Played four years of basketball and one season of soccer … Named 2 nd team 

All-Metro league as a senior … Earned 1 st team All-Metro league as a junior … 

Honored as team Most Valuable Player … Hold school’s single game record of 

three-pointers going a perfect 6-for-6. Personal: Born in Torrance, Calif. to 

Diane Logan … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister (Emily) … Enjoys playing sports, 

watching movies, and hanging out with friends … Major: Health Science … 

Would like to become an orthopedic surgeon following graduation. WHY 

I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban offered me the opportunity to go to a private 

Christian school and play basketball.” 



07-08 21/15 79-191 .414 26-80 .325 29-43 .674 213/10.1 86/4.1 27/1.3 

08-09 30/29 155-307 .505 29-89 .326 60-88 .682 399/13.3 165/5.5 66/2.2 

09-10 26/22 152-333 .456 32-94 .340 55-88 .625 391/15.0 163/6.3 50/1.9 

Career 77/66 386-831 .465 87-263 .331 144-219 .658 1005/13.1 414/5.4 143/1.9 


Points: 26, versus Northwest Christian (12/4/09) 

Rebounds: 14, at Cascade (2/14/09) 

Assists: 5, three times, last at Cal-State Maritime (11/5/09) 

Steals: 3, four times, last at Holy Names (11/6/09) 

Blocks: 2, two times, last at Oregon Tech (2/25/09) 

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#41 DREW ROSS 

Forward, 6-5, 200, Junior 

Cashmere, Washington 

Cashmere High School 

Wenatchee Valley Community College 

2009-10: Appeared in 15 games off the bench as a sophomore … Scored 16 

points (avg. 1.1), grabbed 20 rebounds (avg. 1.3), handed out 1 assist (avg. 0.1), 

and recorded 2 steals (avg. 0.1) … Scored a season and career-high 8 points 

at Oregon Tech (12/30/09) … Grabbed a season and career-high 5 rebounds 

at Oregon Tech (12/30/09) … Handed out a season and career-high 1 assist 

at Warner Pacific (2/6/10) … Recorded a season and career-high 1 steal twice 

(last at Warner Pacific, 2/6/10). WENATCHEE VALLEY: Played two seasons at 

Wenatchee Valley, including a medical red-shirt last season due to an injury … 

Appeared in only five games for the Knights as a sophomore before suffering 

a season-ending injury … Helped lead Wenatchee Valley to a win-loss record 

of 8-18 that included a 5-9 record in East Division play as a freshman. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Graduated in 2007 from Cashmere High School in Washington … 

Played basketball (4 years) and baseball (3 years) … Helped lead the Bulldogs 

to four straight Division 1A state tournaments … Averaged 13 points, 8 

rebounds, and 2 assists per game as a senior … Was named 2nd team All- 

Caribou Trail League, team Most Valuable Player, Most Inspirational, and team 

captain as a senior. Personal: Born in Sacramento, Calif. to Brian and Sarah 

Ross … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 brothers (Adam & A.J.) and 1 sister (Ashelyn) 

… Father, Brian, played basketball at Sacramento City College … Enjoys hiking, 

fishing, swimming, and playing guitar … Major: Education … Would like to 

become a teacher and coach following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: 

“Corban gave me a chance to play three more years at a higher level and gave 

me a place to grow in my education & spiritual life.” 



09-10 15/0 6-17 .353 1-1 1.000 3-4 .750 16/1.1 20/1.3 1/0.1 


Points: 8, at Oregon Tech (12/30/09) 

Rebounds: 5, at Oregon Tech (12/30/09) 

Assists: 1, at Warner Pacific (2/6/10) 

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

#42 DEONTE JOHNSON 

Forward, 6-6, 215, Senior 

Modesto, California 

Modesto High School 

Hawaii Pacific University 

2009-10: Appeared in 28 games, started 20, as a junior … Scored 125 points 

(avg. 4.5), grabbed 133 rebounds (avg. 4.8), handed out 21 assists (avg. 0.8), 

registered 21 steals (avg. 0.8), and blocked 21shots (avg. 0.8) … Scored a 

season and career-high 12 points twice (last versus Eastern Oregon, 2/12/10) … 

Grabbed a season and career-high 10 rebounds at Simpson (1/2/10) … Handed 

out a season and career-high 4 assists at Pacific (11/20/09) … Registered a 

season and career-high 3 steals three times (last at College of Idaho, 1/15/10) 

… Blocked a season and career-high 3 shots versus Northwest (1/22/10). 

HAWAII PACIFIC: Played two seasons at NCAA Division II member Hawaii 

Pacific University … Appeared in 51 games and made 28 starts for the Sea 

Warriors … Averaged 2.2 points, 2.8 rebounds, 0.4 assists, 0.3 steals, and 0.1 

blocks per game … Pulled down a career-high 7 rebounds against Chaminade 

on February 3, 2008. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2006 from Modesto High 

School in Northern California … Played 4 years of basketball for the Panthers 

… Named all-league and all-district during his prep career. Personal: Born 

in Modesto, Calif. to Darius and Bertha Johnson … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 

3 brothers (Darius, Keyre, & Demaria) … Enjoys watching movies & sports, 

playing video games, and listening to music … Major: Business Management … 

Would like to be an AAU basketball tournament director following graduation. 

WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “I wanted to attend a Christian school and have an 

opportunity to grow in my faith.” 



09-10 28/20 48-103 .466 0-7 .000 29-43 .674 125/4.5 133/4.8 21/0.9 


Points: 12, two times, last versus Eastern Oregon (2/12/10) 

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

Assists: 4, at Pacific (11/20/09) 

Steals: 3, three times, last at College of Idaho (1/15/10) 

Blocks: 3, at Northwest (1/22/10) 

#43 JACOB KOPRA 

Forward, 6-4, 215, Sophomore 

Gresham, Oregon 

Sam Barlow High School 



10 assists (avg. 0.4), registered 9 steals (avg. 0.4), and blocked 9shots (avg. 

0.4) … Scored a season and career-high 10 points versus Pacific (11/28/09) … 

Grabbed a season and career-high 7 rebounds twice (last versus Holy Names, 

11/21/09) … Handed out a season and career-high 2 assists three times (last 

at Concordia, 2/5/10) … Registered a season and career-high 2 steals at 

Southern Oregon (12/31/09) … Blocked a season and career-high 3 shots at 

Southern Oregon (12/31/09). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2009 

from Sam Barlow High School … Played basketball (4 years), baseball (4 

years), and football (1 year) … Named honorable mention all-league following 

sophomore and senior seasons … Helped Barlow advance to the 6A semifinals 

at Mac Court as a junior after defeating current Warrior teammate Jordan 

Graneto and McNary High School … Earned 1 st team all-league recognition 

in baseball following sophomore and senior seasons … Named 3 rd team allstate 

in baseball as a senior … Named 2 nd team all-league in baseball as a 

junior. Personal: Born in Portland, Ore. to Steve and Shelly Kopra … Is 1 

of 3 children … Has 2 sisters (Shauna & Corynn) … Enjoys hanging out with 

friends, watching television, and being involved with church activites … Major: 

Theology / Ministry … Would like to be a youth pastor following graduation. 

WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “Corban is a great Christian college that fit my vision 

for ministry. I picked Corban because I think it will help me along my journey 

with Christ.” 



09-10 24/0 31-65 .477 3-8 .375 38-49 .776 103/4.3 80/3.3 10/0.4 


Points: 10, versus Pacific (11/28/09) 

Rebounds: 7, two times, last versus Holy Names (11/21/09) 

Assists: 2, three times, last at Concordia (2/5/10) 

Steals: 2, at Southern Oregon (12/31/09) 

Blocks: 3, at Southern Oregon (12/31/09) 

RS JORDAN GRANETO 

Guard, 5-11, 170, Sophomore 

Keizer, Oregon 

McNary High School 



assists (avg. 0.8), registered 3 steals (avg. 0.1), and blocked 1shot (avg. 0.1) 

… Scored a season and career-high 8 points at Simpson (1/2/10) … Grabbed 

a season and career-high 3 rebounds twice (last at Evergreen, 1/23/10) … 

Handed out a season and career-high 3 assists versus Northwest (12/22/09) 

… Registered a season and career-high 1 steals three times (last at Simpson, 

1/2/10) … Blocked a season and career-high 1 shot versus Warner Pacific 

(1/8/10). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2009 from nearby McNary High School 

… Played basketball (3 years) and soccer (1 years) … Member of back-to-back 

Central Valley Conference championship teams as junior and senior … Earned 

All-CVC honor mention as a senior … Named 2 nd team All-CVC as a junior 

… Voted Most Improved Player as a junior … Finished prep career 3 rd on the 

all-time career list for 3-pointers made in Celtic history. Personal: Born in 

Clackamas, Ore. to Todd and Nicole Graneto … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother 

(Adam) … Uncle, Tom Holman, played basketball at Oregon State University 

… Enjoys playing basketball, video games, and watching the Trailblazers … 

Major: Education … Would like to be a high school teacher and basketball 

coach following graduation. WHY I CHOSE CORBAN: “I chose Corban because I 

wanted to play basketball in a positive environment.” 



09-10 21/0 7-34 .206 5-25 .200 8-10 .800 27/1.3 17/0.8 16/0.8 


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

Rebounds: 3, two times, last at Evergreen (1/16/10) 

Assists: 3, versus Northwest (12/22/09) 

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

Blocks: 1, versus Warner Pacific (1/8/10) 

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RS MITCH TUGAW 


Hockinson, Washington 

Hockinson High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2010 from Hockinson 

High School … Played basketball (4 years), cross country (4 years), and soccer 

(2 years) … Named 1 st team all-league as a senior … Earned team MVP honors 

following senior campaign … Named 2 nd team all-league as a junior … Set 

school’s 3-point record for a single game (7) and season (43) as a junior … Also 

earned 2 nd team all-league in cross country. Personal: Born in Portland, 

Ore. to Brad and Beth Tugaw … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother (Tyler) … 

Enjoys playing sports, hanging out with friends, and swimming … Major: 

Communications … Would like go into coaching following graduation. WHY I 

CHOSE CORBAN: “I loved the atmosphere Corban University has to offer. I was 

also given the opportunity to play basketball here.” 

2009-10 Season Summary 

Eighth-year head coach Justin Sherwood went into the 2009-10 season 

with hopes of returning to the playoffs and improving on last season’s record. 

The Warriors would open the season with a four-game winning streak, 

as Corban out-scored its opponents 404-372 and averaged a NAIA-best 101.0 

points per game over that stretch. Just as quickly as the highs came, the lows 

followed very closely behind as the Warriors went into a lull that included 

four losses in their next six games with wins coming over conference rival 

Northwest Christian and NCAA Division III member George Fox. 

Following their win over George Fox in mid-December, the Warriors 

suffered a season-high losing streak of 15 games and did not earn a victory for 

nearly two months. In the final month of the season, Corban would register a 

pair of upsets against nationally-ranked teams thanks to back-to-back wins of 

Warner Pacific and Eastern Oregon. 

Senior Ben Potloff (Keizer, Ore.) finished with a team-best 507 points 

and an average of 17.5 points per contest. Scoring-wise, Potloff was aided by 

junior Ian Logan (Aloha, Ore.), who averaged 15.0 points and a team-high 6.3 

rebounds per game. The Warriors had four players that averaged more than 10 

points per contest, as Potloff, Logan, sophomore Erik Cronrath (Battle Ground, 

Wash.), and junior Nash Keene (Aumsville, Ore.) combined to average 55.2 

points per game. 

Both Potloff and Logan were honored by the Cascade Collegiate 

Conference office as All-CCC honorable mention, while Logan and Keene 

earned both NAIA and conference academic honors. Following the conclusion 

of his junior season, Logan was also named as the recipient of the prestigious 

Emil S. Liston Award for his work both on the court and in the classroom. 

Sherwood concluded his eighth season at the helm of the Warriors and 

now has an overall career mark of 106-140. The former Warrior player joined 

former Western Baptist coaches Tim Hills and Tim Collins last season as only 

the third coach in program history to register 100-or-more victories during their 

careers. 

2009-10 Honors 

Daktronics NAIA Scholar-Athlete: 

Nash Keene, Ian Logan 

Academic All-Cascade Collegiate Conference: 

Nash Keene, Ian Logan 

All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Honorable Mention: 

Ian Logan, Ben Potloff 

Team Awards: 

Most Valuable – Ben Potloff 

Outstanding Offense – Ben Potloff 

Outstanding Defense – Brelin Powell 

Most Improved – Nash Keene 

Most Inspirational – Bryan Martin 

Mighty Warrior – Ben Potloff 

Conference Tournament Results 

FIRST ROUND 

#1 Oregon Tech 64, #8 College of Idaho 63 

#2 Eastern Oregon 93, #7 Concordia 80 

#3 Warner Pacific 73, #6 Northwest Christian 65 

#5 Northwest 83, #4 Evergreen 72 

SEMIFINALS 

#1 Oregon Tech 71, #5 Northwest 64 

#3 Warner Pacific 64, #2 Eastern Oregon 61 

CHAMPIONSHIP 

#1 Oregon Tech 66, #3 Warner Pacific 64 

(Oregon Tech, Evergreen, Eastern Oregon, & Warner Pacific advanced to the 

NAIA D-II tournament.) 

2009-10 Final Cascade Collegiate 

Conference Standings 

Conference 

overall 

W L W L 

Oregon Tech 15 3 30 5 

Eastern Oregon 14 4 23 9 

Warner Pacific 12 6 22 10 

Evergreen 12 6 19 11 

Northwest 10 8 17 14 

Northwest Christian 10 8 14 17 

Concordia 5 13 15 15 

College of Idaho 5 13 9 17 

Southern Oregon 4 14 12 15 

Corban 3 15 8 21 

Concordia 4 16 10 20 

2009-10 Results 

November 

5 Win at Cal-State Maritime 92-88 

6 Win at Holy Names 87-84 

14 Win at Multnomah 115-94 

20 Win at Pacific (Ore.) 110-106 (ot) 

21 Loss Holy Names 76-77 

24 Loss at George Fox 91-99 

28 Loss Pacific (Ore.) 65-78 

December 

4 Win Northwest Christian * 2-0 (forfeit) 

5 Loss at Linfield 63-80 

8 Win George Fox 82-72 

11 Loss Willamette 74-78 

21 Loss Evergreen * 70-74 

22 Loss Northwest * 66-76 

30 Loss at Oregon Tech * 51-90 

31 Loss at Southern Oregon * 76-87 

January 

2 Loss at Simpson 60-77 

8 Loss Warner Pacific * 61-87 

9 Loss Concordia * 80-87 

15 Loss at College of Idaho * 59-71 

16 Loss at Eastern Oregon * 71-78 

22 Loss at Northwest * 73-76 

23 Loss at Evergreen * 84-93 

29 Loss Southern Oregon * 72-77 

30 Loss Oregon Tech * 61-83 

February 

5 Loss at Concordia * 92-108 

6 Win at Warner Pacific * 82-76 

12 Win Eastern Oregon * 75-73 

13 Loss College of Idaho * 58-70 

19 Loss at Northwest Christian * 72-86 

* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game 

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Preseason Coaches Poll 

1. Oregon Tech (5 first-place votes) 

2. Eastern Oregon (3) 

Northwest (1) 

4. College of Idaho (1) 

5. Warner Pacific 

6. Concordia 

7. Corban 

8. Northwest Christian 

9. Evergreen 

10. Southern Oregon 


Preseason All-Conference Team 

^Joseph Foster (Oregon Institute of Technology) 

Greg George (Northwest University) 

Ian Logan (Corban University) 

JC Cook (Eastern Oregon University) 

Gage Aker (Concordia University) 

Webster Moreland (Warner Pacific College) 

Jourdan Sweeney (Concordia University) 

Matt Ballenger (The College of Idaho) 

Travares Peterson (Eastern Oregon University) 

Jamar Johnson (Eastern Oregon University) 

Erik Cronrath (Corban University) 

Tyson Christie (Northwest University) 

Quentin Guidry (Northwest Christian University) 

Nick Schultens (Warner Pacific College) 

Josh Troyer (The Evergreen State College) 

Jordan Highland (Southern Oregon University) 

^indicates Preseason Player of the Year 

2009-10 Statistics 

(8-21 overall, 3-15 conference) 

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

Ben Potloff 29-27 179-374 .479 40-107 .374 109-144 .757 507 17.5 70 2.4 58 2.0 21 0.7 0 

Ian Logan 26-22 152-333 .456 32-94 .340 55-88 .625 391 15.0 163 6.3 50 1.9 17 0.7 3 

Erik Cronrath 29-27 131-249 .526 1-4 .250 102-126 .810 365 12.6 140 4.8 42 1.4 18 0.6 25 

Nash Keene 29-12 106-245 .433 48-114 .421 32-44 .727 292 10.1 81 2.8 26 0.9 21 0.7 3 

Jake Mauermann 29-8 45-118 .381 30-85 .353 26-36 .722 146 5.0 71 2.4 21 0.7 11 0.4 8 

Bryan Martin 23-18 36-81 .444 0-5 .000 35-57 .614 107 4.7 75 3.3 64 2.8 14 0.6 6 

Deonte Johnson 28-20 48-103 .466 0-7 .000 29-43 .674 125 4.5 133 4.8 21 0.8 21 0.8 21 

Jacob Kopra 24-0 31-65 .477 3-8 .375 38-49 .776 103 4.3 80 3.3 10 0.4 9 0.4 9 

Marcus Butler 18-0 12-36 .333 0-0 .000 21-35 .600 45 2.5 38 2.1 8 0.4 2 0.1 3 

Brelin Powell 29-11 17-52 .327 1-2 .500 15-35 .429 50 1.7 53 1.8 54 1.9 11 0.4 1 

Jordan Graneto 21-0 7-34 .206 5-25 .200 8-10 .800 27 1.3 17 0.8 16 0.8 3 0.1 1 

Drew Ross 15-0 6-17 .353 1-1 1.000 3-4 .750 16 1.1 20 1.3 1 0.1 2 0.1 0 

Noah Cunningham 7-0 2-4 .500 0-1 .000 1-2 .500 5 0.7 2 0.3 1 0.1 0 0.0 1 

Geoffrey Martin 10-0 1-8 .125 0-6 .000 2-4 .500 4 0.4 2 0.5 2 0.5 0 0.0 0 

Corban 29 773-1719 .450 161-459 .381 476-677 .703 2231 76.9 1070 36.9 374 12.9 150 5.2 81 

Opponents 29 878-1889 .465 214-575 .372 425-614 .692 2442 84.2 1087 37.5 450 15.5 247 8.5 106 

Men’s Basketball 

Season Records 

(Since 1990-91) 

1990-91 

(17-16) Tim Hills 

at Seattle L 102-127 

vs Linfield L 78-106 

vs Concordia W 102-89 

Western Oregon W 69-67 

at Puget Sound W 78-74 

at Puget Sound Christian W 128-82 

at Pacific Lutheran L 81-86 

vs Warner Pacific W 104-85 

at George Fox W 83-80 

Linfield W 84-76 

vs Western Oregon W 78-74 

at Willamette L 79-84 

Oregon Tech W 128-124 

at Simpson W 118-85 

at Cal State-Stanislaus L 80-82 

at Southern Oregon L 114-118 

Concordia L 92-100 

at George Fox L 55-93 

Seattle L (ot) 101-106 

at Western Oregon L 51-53 

Warner Pacific W 86-77 

Northwest Nazarene W 68-66 

Albertson L 68-70 

at Columbia Christian W 110-72 

Southern Oregon L 90-94 

at Northwest Nazarene W 80-70 

at Albertson L 63-80 

at Warner Pacific W 123-75 

at Concordia W 92-86 

George Fox L 76-92 

Columbia Christian W 122-91 

at Pacific L 64-81 


1991-92 


Northwest Christian W 96-76 

Seattle L (2ot) 85-91 

Puget Sound L 58-62 

Eastern Oregon W 94-76 

Lewis and Clark L 81-86 

Western Oregon L 77-85 

Linfield L 76-97 

Willamette L 57-76 

Linfield L (ot) 76-85 

Seattle L 66-72 


George Fox W 74-71 

Southern Oregon W 88-68 

NW Nazarene L 78-86 

Albertson W 89-80 

Oregon Tech L 63-80 





Oregon Tech W 56-54 

Southern Oregon L 64-70 

Willamette L (ot) 62-68 


Albertson L 79-87 

Northwest Nazarene L (ot) 77-80 





Concordia W 74-61 

Western Oregon L (ot) 75-79 



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Bethel ^ L 83-98 

Indiana Wesleyan ^ W 83-73 

Geneva ^ L 58-63 

1992-93 


at Eastern Oregon * L 67-77 


Puget Sound L (ot) 66-69 

at Western Oregon * L 66-92 




at Puget Sound L 77-78 

Northwest W 70-69 

Puget Sound W 74-71 

at George Fox * W 100-82 

at Linfield W 88-84 

vs Western Washington L 72-86 

vs George Fox L (2ot) 98-102 

Albertson * L 60-64 

Northwest Nazarene * L 74-79 


Southern Oregon * W 90-88 

Oregon Tech * W 92-85 

at Concordia * W 102-82 

Western Oregon * W 97-88 



at Oregon Tech * W (ot) 87-86 

at Southern Oregon * W 107-91 

Eastern Oregon * W 91-77 

at Northwest Christian W 87-84 

at Northwest Nazarene * L 60-94 

at Albertson * L 77-99 

Concordia * L 76-79 

George Fox * L 94-101 

at Albertson # L 77-110 


vs Lee ^ L 101-116 

at Indiana Wesleyan ^ W (ot) 77-75 

vs Bartlesville ^ L 91-113 

1993-94 




at Linfield L (ot) 73-81 

at Carroll L 78-97 

vs Montana Tech L 71-76 

vs George Fox L 64-75 

vs Western Oregon L 80-92 


Northwest L 76-82 

at Oregon Tech * L 70-92 


at Oregon Tech L 67-71 

vs Southern Oregon W 89-87 





George Fox * L 56-66 



Oregon Tech * L 63-80 

at Northwest L (ot) 96-98 

Western Oregon * L 74-78 

Pacific L 58-74 



Willamette W 66-53 

at George Fox * W 74-70 

at Concordia * L (ot) 81-88 





1994-95 





at Pacific W 73-64 





vs Lewis-Clark State W 83-75 

at Whitworth W 73-71 

George Fox * W (ot) 87-85 


at Albertson * W 98-76 





Pacific W 86-72 




at George Fox * L 77-100 

Northwest L 92-102 


Northwest Nazarene * W 87-78 


Western Oregon * W (ot) 96-93 

at Southern Oregon * L (ot) 99-101 


Concordia * W 100-88 


at Northwest W 79-73 

George Fox # W 89-86 



vs Bryan ^ W 95-74 

vs Lee ^ W 94-81 

at Indiana Wesleyan ^ L (ot) 85-88 

1995-96 


Saint Martin’s W (ot) 101-99 


Concordia W (2ot) 109-105 




vs Central Washington L (2ot) 97-105 



vs Lewis-Clark State L 66-98 



at Saint Martin’s L 107-113 

Puget Sound W 83-64 

at Northwest Christian W (ot) 106-99 

















Oregon Tech # W 74-67 



vs Malone ^ L 86-91 

vs Bartlesville ^ W 92-66 

vs Oakland City ^ L 69-88 

1996-97 

Conference Tournament Champions 






at Multnomah Bible W 103-45 

vs Northwest Nazarene L 84-102 

vs Warner Pacific W 93-60 



Linfield W (ot) 81-76 

vs Lewis and Clark L 85-90 

vs Western Oregon L (ot) 102-105 









at Northwest W 82-79 


Multnomah Bible W 112-52 






Albertson * W 69-67 


at Western Oregon * W 65-64 


Concordia # W 87-80 

at Oregon Tech # W 96-69 

at Northwest Nazarene # W 73-68 

vs Saint Ambrose + W 82-71 

vs Bethel + L 78-80 

1997-98 

Conference Champions 


(25-11) 


Cascade W 76-52 

vs Carroll L 63-69 

at Lewis-Clark State L (ot) 69-73 



at Western Oregon W 78-72 

vs Douglas W 81-65 


vs George Fox W 92-69 





Cascade * W 89-77 


Northwest * W 88-68 


at Western Oregon * W 85-58 


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Oregon Tech * L (ot) 86-92 

at Northwest Christian L 70-79 


Northwest Christian L 72-79 

Western Oregon * L 85-87 

at Cascade * W 76-57 

at Northwest * W 110-93 

at Eastern Oregon * W 86-76 




Albertson # W 75-64 

Northwest Nazarene # W 72-66 

vs Virginia Intermont + W 90-75 

vs Mt. Vernon Nazarene + L 75-80 

1998-99 

(13-18) steve Masten 





at Linfield L 63-67 

at Azusa Pacific W 81-76 

vs Biola L 46-68 

at Evergreen L 68-83 




Southern Oregon * L 56-68 


at Northwest * L 75-76 

at Concordia * L 71-76 





Evergreen L 64-67 

at Warner Pacific W (ot) 80-76 





at Southern Oregon * L 66-71 


Northwest * L 64-66 

at Northwest Nazarene * W 80-66 



1999-00 

(20-16) Tim Collins 


at Northwest Christian W Forfeit 




at Lewis and Clark L 81-82 


at Evergreen L (ot) 81-83 



Lewis and Clark L 73-100 


at Kwantlen W 92-47 







Evergreen W 74-65 




Eastern Oregon * L 62-68 





at Northwest Nazarene * W 60-54 




at Eastern Oregon # W 74-64 

at Concordia # W 93-57 

at Oregon Tech # L 50-60 

Warner Pacific L (ot) 52-55 

2000-01 



Pacific Lutheran W 82-66 

Lewis-Clark State W 65-59 


vs Whitworth L 74-76 

vs Northwest Christian L 63-46 


vs Douglas W 91-70 

at Pacific Lutheran L 78-97 




Pacific W 82-62 



at Evergreen * W 67-64 


Oregon Tech * L (ot) 91-101 



at Warner Pacific * W 80-73 




Evergreen * W 84-78 






Warner Pacific * W 74-59 

Warner Pacific # W 80-76 

Albertson # L 86-94 

Walla Walla W 110-75 

vs Emmanuel ^ L 87-94 

vs Ohio Valley ^ W 87-70 

vs Greenville ^ W 99-76 

2001-02 



vs Walla Walla L 87-92 

at Simpson W 83-60 

vs William Jessup W 58-52 

Multnomah W 103-63 

Simpson W 99-69 


at Pacific W 80-74 


at Pacific Lutheran W 79-76 

vs Puget Sound W 99-81 

Linfield W (ot) 110-107 







Evergreen * L 67-80 








at Evergreen * L (ot) 78-83 



Cascade * W (ot) 92-89 

at Oregon Tech * W 83-80 


Concordia # W 76-71 

Oregon Tech # W 74-69 

Southern Oregon # W 78-68 

vs Bethel + L 69-71 

2002-03 

(10-20) Justin Sherwood 

Columbia Bible W 115-74 

Walla Walla L 95-101 

at Oregon Tech L 69-85 

vs Northwest L 80-83 






at Whitworth L 68-85 





at Evergreen * L 66-96 




Cascade * L 70-72 







at Cascade * L 63-77 

at Warner Pacific * L 66-87 

Southern Oregon * W (ot) 96-89 



2003-04 


vs Bethany W 67-57 

at Dominican L 62-74 



Cascade W (ot) 109-104 

vs Walla Walla W 113-69 

at Whitman W (ot) 98-86 

at Western Washington L 100-107 




vs Central Washington L 86-98 










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at Albertson * L (2ot) 86-88 

at Concordia # W 78-76 


2004-05 



vs. North Georgia W 116-86 

vs. Dominican W (ot) 95-86 

vs. William Jessup W 120-65 

at Pacific (Ore.) W 107-88 

vs. Atlanta Christian W 122-60 

at The Master’s College W 65-63 

Cascade W 114-93 

at Willamette W 89-78 

vs. Linfield W 109-87 

Pacific (Ore.) W 94-72 

Fresno Pacific W (ot) 85-78 






at Evergreen W 91-74 


at Eastern Oregon * W (ot) 110-108 

Warner Pacific * W (ot) 99-92 






Northwest * W (ot) 83-74 


at Warner Pacific * W (ot) 94-84 




Northwest # W 91-79 

at Southern Oregon # L 90-85 

vs. Bellevue + L 65-68 

2005-06 



at Lewis-Clark State L 63-85 

at Walla Walla W 91-84 

vs. Westminster (Utah) L 66-79 

vs. Bethany (Calif.) W 98-54 




Oregon Tech * W (ot) 109-107 


Great Falls L 92-94 

Lewis-Clark State L (ot) 82-87 













at Evergreen * W 67-63 






2006-07 



vs. California Baptist L 69-92 

vs. Northwest Christian L 71-76 (OT) 


Whitman W 85-71 


at Lewis-Clark State L 56-74 

vs. MSU-Northern L 68-80 



Western Oregon L 96-97 (OT) 

Lewis-Clark State L 53-68 








Warner Pacific * L 74-104 






Evergreen * L 93-94 (2 OT) 





2007-08 


Bethany W 96-72 

Portland Bible (exhib.) W 108-68 



William Jessup W 108-99 (2 OT) 

Lewis & Clark L 70-77 




MSU-Northern L 79-84 


at Whitman W 82-73 

vs. Montana Tech W 83-68 

Northwest Christian * W 79-54 







College of Idaho * L 56-62 


at Northwest Christian * L 70-76 


Evergreen * L 91-99 (OT) 

at College of Idaho * W 72-65 






2008-09 


at NW Nazarene (exhib.) L 70-121 

at W. Oregon (exhib.) L 72-103 

at Lewis & Clark L 64-92 

Puget Sound L 84-95 


at Pacific (Ore.) L 81-94 

at Point Loma Nazarene W 75-72 

at Hope International W 66-63 














at College of Idaho * L 72-77 


Northwest Christian * W 65-59 










2009-10 


at CSU-Maritime W 92-88 

at Holy Names W 87-84 

at Multnomah W 115-94 

at Pacific (Ore.) W 110-106 (OT) 

Holy Names L 76-77 


Pacific (Ore.) L 68-78 

Northwest Christian * W 2-0 (forfeit) 








at Simpson L 60-77 



at College of Idaho * L 59-71 











Abbreviation Key: 

* Cascade Conference Game 

# Cascade Conference Tournament 

+ NAIA Division II Tournament 

^ NCCAA Tournament 

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Series Records 

(Since 1990-91) 

Last 

Opponent W-L Game 

Atlanta Christian 1-0 2004-05 

Azusa Pacific 1-0 1998-99 

Bartlesville 1-1 1995-96 

Bellevue, Neb. 0-1 2004-05 

Bethany, Calif. 3-0 2007-08 

Bethel, Ind. 0-2 1996-97 

Bethel, Tenn. 0-1 2001-02 

Biola 0-1 1998-99 

Bryan 1-0 1994-95 

California Baptist 0-1 2006-07 

Cal State-Maritime 1-0 2009-10 

Cal State-Stanislaus 0-1 1990-91 

Carroll, Mont. 0-2 1997-98 

Cascade 25-2 2008-09 

Central Washington 0-2 2003-04 

College of Idaho 14-33 2009-10 

Columbia Bible 1-0 2002-03 

Columbia Christian 5-0 1991-92 

Concordia, Ore. 25-24 2009-10 

Dominican, Calif. 1-1 2004-05 

Douglas 2-0 2000-01 

Eastern Oregon 22-18 2009-10 

Emmanuel 0-1 2000-01 

Evergreen 7-17 2009-10 

Fresno Pacific 1-0 2004-05 

Geneva 0-1 1991-92 

George Fox 17-18 2009-10 

Great Falls 0-1 2005-06 

Greenville 1-0 2000-01 

Holy Names 1-1 2009-10 

Hope International 1-0 2008-09 

Indiana Wesleyan 2-1 1994-95 

Kwantlen 1-0 1999-00 

Lee 1-1 1994-95 

Lewis and Clark 0-6 2008-09 

Lewis-Clark State 2-6 2006-07 

Linfield 20-15 2009-10 

Malone 0-1 1995-96 

MSU-Northern 0-2 2007-08 

Montana Tech 1-1 2007-08 

Mt. Vernon Nazarene 0-1 1997-98 

Multnomah 4-0 2009-10 

North Georgia 1-0 2004-05 

Northwest 22-16 2009-10 

Northwest Christian 37-9 2009-10 

Northwest Nazarene 12-13 2008-09 

Oakland City 0-1 1995-96 

Ohio Valley 1-0 2000-01 

Oregon Tech 15-33 2009-10 

Pacific, Ore. 7-6 2009-10 

Pacific Lutheran 2-2 2001-02 

Point Loma Nazarene 1-0 2008-09 

Portland Bible 1-0 2007-08 

Puget Sound 4-6 2008-09 

Puget Sound Christian 1-0 1990-91 

Saint Ambrose 1-0 1996-97 

Saint Martin’s 1-1 1995-96 

Seattle 0-4 1991-92 

Simpson, Calif. 3-1 2009-10 

Southern Oregon 29-17 2009-10 

The Master’s College 1-0 2004-05 

Virginia Intermont 1-0 1997-98 

Walla Walla 5-2 2007-08 

Warner Pacific 26-9 2009-10 

Western Oregon 14-19 2008-09 

Western Washington 0-2 2003-04 

Westminster (Utah) 0-1 2005-06 

Whitman 3-0 2007-08 

Whitworth 1-2 2002-03 

Willamette 6-12 2009-10 

William Jessup 3-0 2007-08 


Participants 

(Since 1969) 

Tim Aagard 1975-76 

Steve Adams 1988-89 

Mike Aitchison 1999-00 

Mark Akridge 1989-90 

Eliott Alexander 1999-00, 00-01 

Ryan Allbritton 1990-91 

Mitch Allerton 1975-76 

Matt Augustine 2005-06 

Steve Ball 1993-94, 94-95 

Dan Bartel 1991-92, 92-93 

Ron Bartel 1990-91, 91-92, 92-93, 93-94 

Mike Bartlett 1972-73 

Mark Bettiol 1978-79, 79-80, 80-81, 81-82 

David Bickham 1982-83, 83-84, 84-85, 85-86 

Ryan Bjornsgard 1992-93 

Jim Blair 1970-71 

Jim Boen 1989-90 

Mark Borgeson 1986-87 

Brad Born 1992-93, 93-94, 95-96 

Gary Bower 1975-76 

Don Bradley 1976-77, 77-78 

Mark Bradley 1976-77, 77-78 

Jason Braun 2005-06, 06-07, 07-08 

Scott Brewer 1988-89 

Clyde Brown 1975-76 

Thomas Brown 2000-01 

Dan Buhler 2002-03, 04-05, 05-06 

Dave Bullis 1987-88, 88-89 

Paul Bustrin 1996-97 

Marcus Butler 2009-10 

Steve Canfield 1970-71, 72-73, 74-75 

Andy Carmichael 1995-96, 96-97, 97-98, 98-99 

Eric Christen 1987-88, 88-89 

Mark Colburn 1996-97, 97-98 

Morgan Colburn 1992-93, 93-94 

Adam Collier 2002-03 

Nate Collins 1998-99, 99-00 

Mike Cooke 1988-89, 89-90 

Barry Craft 1986-87 

Meril Craig 1973-74, 74-75, 75-76, 76-77 

Michael Craig 2006-07 

Erik Cronrath 2008-09, 09-10 

Brad Crosby 1987-88, 88-89, 89-90, 90-91 

Tyson Crumley 2000-01, 01-02, 02-03, 03-04 

Noah Cunningham 2009-10 

Jim Dailey 1970-71, 71-72, 72-73, 73-74 

Jeff Davis 1981-82, 82-83, 83-84, 84-85 

Wade Douglas 2006-07, 07-08, 08-09 

Greg Drews 1976-77, 77-78, 78-79 

Dave Dunn 1973-74 

Jason Dunn 1992-93, 93-94, 94-95, 95-96 

Jeff Dunn 2003-04, 04-05 

Matt Elliott 2001-02 

Mike Emery 1976-77, 77-78, 78-79, 79-80 

Brandon Estep 1994-95 

Eric Estep 1988-89, 89-90 

Mark Evans 1983-84, 84-85 

Eric Fiegi 2002-03, 03-04, 04-05, 05-06 

Gary Field 1974-75 

Michael Fischer 2000-01, 01-02, 02-03, 03-04 

George Flores 1969-70 

Ryan Fox 2008-09 

Ray French 1971-72, 72-73, 73-74 

Jeff Fuller 1995-96 

Jared Gallop 1998-99 

Hannes Gehring 2005-06, 06-07, 07-08 

Brian Giroux 1992-93 

Jeff Glass 1996-97 

Ken Glass 1969-70, 72-73 

Dale Golike 1975-76 

Doug Gorsuch 1970-71, 71-72 

Jordan Graneto 2009-10 

Bob Gwyn 1990-91 

John Hagensen 2002-03 

Jeff Hall 1969-70, 70-71 

Jim Hands 1979-80, 80-81 

Craig Hardinger 1978-79, 79-80 

Brandon Hardy 1996-97 

Nate Harris 1996-97 

Zach Harris 1985-86, 87-88 

Scott Hassmann 1993-94, 94-95 

Harold Haws 1970-71, 71-72, 72-73 

Ryan Heil 2005-06 

Charles Hepburn 1974-75 

Mark Heppner 1978-79 

Marty Herron 1974-75, 75-76 

Don Hiebenthal 1975-76, 76-77, 77-78, 78-79 

Doug Hiebenthal 1971-72 

J.D. Hill 2003-04, 04-05, 06-07 

Brian Hills 1993-94, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97 

Jon Hills 1973-74, 74-75, 75-76, 76-77 

Chris Horton 1989-90 

Ken Horton 1969-70 

Travis Howard 1994-95 

Rick Hubbard 1971-72 

Brent Hudson 1994-95, 95-96 

Aaron Hunter 1996-97 

Joey Jackson 2004-05, 05-06, 06-07, 07-08 

Rob Jackson 1985-86 

Mick Jacobsen 1999-00, 00-01, 01-02 

Chuck Jeffers 1969-70 

Deonte Johnson 2009-10 

Aaron Jones 1976-77, 77-78 

Kelly Jones 1974-75, 75-76 

Garrett Kauffman 2005-06, 06-07, 07-08 

Nash Keene 2007-08, 08-09, 09-10 

Tom Ketelsen 1985-86, 86-87 

Phil Kirschenmann 1998-99, 99-00 

Jason Klontz 2005-06, 06-07 

Adrian Knox 2002-03 

Daryl Knox 1993-94 

Jacob Kopra 2009-10 

Chris Kovacs 1989-90, 90-91, 91-92 

Corky Lambert 1972-73, 73-74 

Drew Langstraat 2000-01, 01-02 

Craig Lanphear 1975-76 

Matt Larson 2004-05 

Jeremy Lebow 1995-96 

Aaron Lewis 1995-96 

Kyle Linman 1991-92, 92-93 

Nate Linman 1995-96, 96-97 

Chris Linsley 1995-96 

Ian Logan 2007-08, 08-09, 09-10 

Andy Lohrer 1970-71 

Craig Lucas 1969-70 

Chris Lynn 2005-06 

Paul Maddox 1983-84 

Jon Mai 1997-98 

Charlie Marks 1990-91 

Bryan Martin 2007-08, 08-09, 09-10 

Clay Martin 2007-08, 08-09 

Geoffrey Martin 2009-10 

Paul Martin 2007-08, 08-09 

Curt Mason 1998-99, 99-00, 00-01 

Kyle Masten 2006-07, 07-08 

Paul Masten 1981-82 

Steve Masten 1981-82, 82-83 

Jake Mauermann 2008-09, 09-10 

Jon McAmis 1980-81, 81-82 

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Tim McFerran 1982-83 

Luke McIlroy 2000-01 

Sahaan McKelvey 1997-98, 98-99 

Dan Mellison 1994-95, 95-96 

Tony Mendezona 1983-84, 84-85, 86-87 

Dave Meyer 1974-75 

Colby Molan 1990-91, 91-92, 93-94, 94-95 

Rich Montarbo 1978-79 

Ben Morris 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04, 04-05 

Nathan Morris 2003-04, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07 

Dan Mortensen 1979-80 

Roger Mosier 1969-70, 70-71 

Mike Mossel 1971-72 

Kevin Moyer 1969-70 

Mitch Mueller 1982-83, 83-84, 84-85, 85-86 

Winston Mueller 2008-09 

John Nelson 1974-75 

Mark Nelson 1973-74, 74-75 

Mark Neustel 1979-80, 80-81, 82-83, 83-84 

Steve Nielsen 1989-90, 90-91, 91-92, 92-93 

Charley Pace 2000-01, 01-02, 03-04 

Steve Parker 1969-70, 70-71, 71-72 

Mark Patterson 1990-91 

Joel Payne 1980-81 

Dan Peters 1988-89, 89-90 

Perry Petersen 1981-82 

Jeff Phillips 1979-80, 80-81 

Rob Phillips 1977-78, 78-79, 79-80, 80-81 

Nick Plotts 1997-98, 99-00, 00-01, 01-02 

Ben Potloff 2006-07, 07-08, 08-09, 09-10 

Brelin Powell 2009-10 

Tyson Pruett 1989-90, 90-91, 91-92 

Ryan Pugh 2006-07 

Eric Rasmussen 1981-82, 82-83, 83-84 

Randy Rebold 1972-73 

Marty Reid 1999-00, 00-01, 01-02, 02-03 

Brian Remsburg 1992-93, 93-94, 94-95, 95-96 

Brad Reynoso 2003-04, 04-05, 05-06, 06-07 

Brion Roark 1972-73, 73-74, 74-75 

Ryan Roberts 2000-01, 01-02 

Tyler Roberts 2004-05 

J.J. Robinson 1997-98 

Derek Roos 1984-85, 85-86 

Brian Rose 1994-95, 95-96 

Drew Ross 2009-10 

Doug Roth 1985-86, 86-87, 87-88, 88-89 

Steve Roth 1985-86, 86-87 

Loren Rudkin 1991-92, 92-93 

Greg Rust 1976-77, 77-78 

Jeff Rust 1978-79, 79-80, 80-81, 81-82 

Tyler Satterthwaite 1996-97, 97-98 

James Savage 1992-93, 93-94, 95-96, 96-97 

Jeff Scantlin 2003-04 

Steve Schubarth 1975-76 

Tim Sebens 1971-72, 72-73, 73-74 

Tim Seiber 1977-78, 78-79, 79-80, 80-81 

Tucker Seiber 1982-83, 84-85 

Justin Sherwood 1989-90, 90-91, 91-92, 92-93 

Darren Shryock 1985-86, 86-87 

Solomon Simmers 2008-09 

Ben Sisler 2003-04, 04-05, 05-06, 07-08 

Ron Sivey 1976-77, 77-78 

Ryan Skogstad 1996-97, 97-98 

Chad Slagg 1991-92 

Alonzo Smith 1986-87, 87-88 

Brian Smith 1980-81 

Geoff Smith 1996-97, 97-98, 98-99 

Gregg Smith 1993-94 

Mark Smith 1971-72 

Scott Smith 1975-76, 76-77 

David Snethen 1981-82, 82-83, 84-85 

Ulf Spears 1987-88, 88-89 

Bryan Steed 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04, 04-05 

Paul Steen 1969-70 

Kenny Stone 2001-02, 02-03, 03-04, 04-05 

Doug Stoye 1969-70 

Matt Taylor 1988-89, 89-90, 90-91, 91-92 

Mark Teeple 1975-76 

Joel Tews 1994-95 

Jerry Thomas 1984-85 

Dave Todd 1970-71 

Kevin Tracy 1979-80 

Tyler Turner 2008-09 

Matt Unruh 1996-97, 97-98, 98-99, 99-00 

Kyle Valentine 1998-99 

Josh Vandegriff 1997-98 

Tony Vandekoppel 1999-00 

Wade Vandenhaak 1996-97, 97-98 

Kevin Van Hook 2006-07 

D.J. Vick 1997-98, 98-99, 99-00 

Eric Viuhkola 1992-93 

Steve Vreeken 1987-88, 88-89 

Jon Wakelam 1978-79, 80-81 

Clint Walker 1992-93, 93-94 

Luke Walker 2000-01 

Don Walling 1969-70 

Greg Wilcox 1987-88 

Cornelius Williams 1986-87, 87-88 

Jay Williams 1978-79, 79-80 

Keith Williams 1979-80 

Terry Williams 1972-73, 73-74 

Gary Williamson 1982-83, 83-84, 84-85, 85-86 

Randy Wills 1976-77 

Larry Wilson 1984-85, 85-86 

Larry Winslow 1972-73, 73-74 

Jesse Worcester 2004-05 

Joel Worcester 2003-04, 04-05, 05-06 

Chris Wulf 1992-93 

Steve Wydeck 1982-83 

Chris Wylie 1986-87, 87-88 

Brad Yates 1972-73, 73-74 

MEN’S BASKETBALL 

RECORDS 

(Since 1969) 

SINGLE GAME 

Points 

Eric Fiegi vs. Oregon Tech, 12/3/05 55 

Roger Mosier vs. Northwest, 2/70 52 

Roger Mosier vs. Eugene Bible, 2/19/71 51 

Brian Hills vs. Albertson, 2/19/94 49 

Don Hiebenthal vs. George Fox, 2/10/79 47 

Field Goals Made 

Roger Mosier vs. Eugene Bible, 2/19/71 24 

Roger Mosier vs. Northwest, 2/70 22 


Eric Fiegi vs. Cascade, 11/30/04 20 

Roger Mosier vs. Bethany Bible, 11/70 19 

Field Goal Attempts 


Brian Hills vs. Malone, 3/14/96 32 

Tyler Satterthwaite vs. Concordia, 1/13/98 30 

Eric Fiegi vs. Warner Pacific, 2/11/06 29 

Two times 28 

Field Goal Percentage 

(Minimum 10 made) 

Mick Jacobsen vs. Albertson, 1/27/01 (18-19) .947 

Rob Phillips vs. Pacific, 1/3/81 (15-16) .938 

Steve Ball vs. Oregon Tech, 1/22/94 (13-14) .929 

Nate Linman vs. Warner Pacific, 12/13/96 (11-12) .917 

Mark Bradley vs. E. Washington, 12/77 (11-12) .917 

3-Point Field Goals Made 

Geoff Smith vs. Azusa Pacific, 12/4/98 12 

Brian Hills vs. Southern Oregon, 1/12/96 11 

Brian Hills vs. Saint Martins, 12/19/95 9 

Justin Sherwood vs. George Fox, 2/18/93 9 

Brad Crosby vs. Simpson, 12/17/90 9 

3-Point Field Goal Attempts 

Brian Hills vs. Malone, 3/14/96 22 

Brad Crosby vs. CSU-Stanislaus, 12/18/90 20 

Five times 18 

3-Point Field Goal Percentage 


Kyle Masten vs. Montana Tech, 12/15/07 (8-8) 1.000 

Clay Martin at Eastern Oregon, 2/8/08 (6-6) 1.000 

Ben Morris vs. Northwest, 1/11/03 (6-6) 1.000 

Jason Dunn vs. Albertson, 2/24/96 (5-5) 1.000 

Colby Molan vs. Concordia, 2/14/95 (5-5) 1.000 

Free Throws Made 

Brian Hills vs. Western Oregon, 2/7/95 24 

Brian Hills vs. Eastern Oregon, 2/3/96 22 


Brian Hills vs. Northwest, 3/4/95 20 

Three times 18 

Free Throw Attempts 


Brian Hills vs. Eastern Oregon, 2/3/96 26 



Brian Hills vs. Northwest, 3/4/95 22 

Free Throw Percentage 


Brian Hills vs. Southern Oregon, 1/14/95 (18-18) 1.000 

Brian Hills vs. Albertson, 2/19/94 (18-18) 1.000 

Don Hiebenthal vs. Hawaii Pacific, 2/80 (16-16) 1.000 

Brian Hills vs. Oregon Tech, 2/11/95 (14-14) 1.000 

Joel Worcester vs. Albertson, 12/21/05 (12-12) 1.000 

Brian Hills vs. Lewis-Clark State, 12/9/94 (12-12) 1.000 

Consecutive Free Throws Made 

Brian Hills (5 games), 1995-96 51 

Rebounds 

Roger Mosier vs. Northwest 12/70 36 

Roger Mosier vs. Multnomah Bible, 1/70 25 

Roger Mosier vs. Concordia, 2/70 23 


Gary Williamson vs. Judson (IL), 3/84 22 

Assists 

Eric Estep vs. Bethel, 3/18/89 18 

Chris Kovacs vs. Oregon Tech, 12/15/90 17 


Marty Reid vs. Evergreen, 2/8/03 14 

Roger Mosier vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/70 14 

Steals 

Jeff Rust vs. Pacific, 2/14/80 10 

Jeff Rust vs. Northwest, 12/7/78 10 

Eric Estep vs. Simpson, 11/24/89 9 

Jeff Rust vs. Warner Pacific, 2/82 9 

Five times 8 

Blocked Shots 

Eric Fiegi vs. George Fox, 11/22/05 7 

Eric Fiegi vs. Westminster, 11/18/05 7 

Eric Fiegi vs. Southern Oregon, 2/21/03 7 

Sahaan McKelvey vs. NW Christian, 1/22/99 7 

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SINGLE SEASON 

Points 

1. Brian Hills, 1995-96 1,033 

Steve Adams, 1988-89 1,033 

3. Eric Fiegi, 2004-05 946 

4. Roger Mosier, 1970-71 915 

5. Eric Fiegi, 2005-06 908 

6. Roger Mosier, 1969-70 875 

7. Brian Hills, 1994-95 853 

8. Don Hiebenthal, 1978-79 850 

9. Brian Hills, 1996-97 823 

10. Justin Sherwood, 1992-93 781 

Points Per Game 

1. Roger Mosier, 1970-71 33.9 

2. Roger Mosier, 1969-70 30.8 

3. Eric Fiegi, 2005-06 30.3 

4. Don Hiebenthal, 1978-79 29.3 

5. Brian Hills, 1995-96 27.9 

6. Eric Fiegi, 2004-05 27.0 

7. Steve Adams, 1988-89 25.8 

8. Rob Phillips, 1980-81 24.9 

9. Eric Fiegi, 2003-04 24.0 

10. Keith Williams, 1979-80 23.7 


1. Steve Adams, 1988-89 447 

2. Roger Mosier, 1970-71 384 

3. Eric Fiegi, 2004-05 383 

4. Roger Mosier, 1969-70 349 


6. Keith Williams, 1979-80 310 

7. Rob Phillips, 1980-81 304 

8. Matt Taylor, 1991-92 301 

9. Eric Fiegi, 2003-04 298 

10. Gary Williamson, 1985-86 285 


1. Steve Adams, 1988-89 765 

2. Roger Mosier, 1970-71 722 

3. Brian Hills, 1995-96 707 

4. Eric Fiegi, 2004-05 639 

5. Roger Mosier, 1969-70 618 

6. Brian Hills, 1994-95 608 


8. Eric Fiegi, 2005-06 604 

9. Brian Hills, 1996-97 600 



(Minimum 4 made per game) 

1. Mick Jacobsen, 2000-01 .654 

2. Gary Williamson, 1985-86 .648 

3. Steve Ball, 1994-95 .646 


5. Nate Linman, 1996-97 .631 

6. Barry Craft, 1986-87 .616 

7. Rob Phillips, 1980-81 .611 

8. Matt Taylor, 1990-91 .605 

9. Matt Taylor, 1991-92 .601 

Gary Williamson, 1983-84 .601 


1. Brad Crosby, 1989-90 151 

2. Brad Crosby, 1990-91 147 

3. Brian Hills, 1996-97 143 

4. Brian Hills, 1995-96 140 

5. Geoff Smith, 1997-98 137 



8. Geoff Smith, 1996-97 116 

Justin Sherwood, 1992-93 116 

10. Eric Estep, 1989-90 114 


1. Brian Hills, 1995-96 373 

2. Brian Hills, 1996-97 372 

3. Brad Crosby, 1990-91 344 

4. Geoff Smith, 1997-98 332 

5. Brad Crosby, 1989-90 324 


7. Brian Hills, 1994-95 285 


9. Brian Hills, 1993-94 274 

10. Eric Estep, 1989-90 266 



1. Geoff Smith, 1996-97 .492 

2. Dave Bullis, 1988-89 .485 

3. Brad Crosby, 1989-90 .466 

4. Colby Molan, 1994-95 .455 

5. Justin Sherwood, 1990-91 .447 

Ben Morris, 2004-05 .447 

7. Dave Bullis, 1987-88 .446 

8. Steve Nielsen, 1990-91 .443 

9. Andy Carmichael, 1998-99 .441 



1. Brian Hills, 1995-96 337 

2. Brian Hills, 1994-95 262 

3. Eric Fiegi, 2005-06 226 


5. Brian Hills, 1996-97 208 

6. Tyler Satterthwaite, 1997-98 183 

7. Brian Hills, 1993-94 181 

Jon Hills, 1974-75 181 

9. Eric Fiegi, 2004-05 179 

10. Eric Fiegi, 2003-04 172 


1. Brian Hills, 1995-96 406 

2. Brian Hills, 1994-95 316 

3. Eric Fiegi, 2005-06 308 


5. Eric Fiegi, 2004-05 268 

6. Brian Hills, 1996-97 255 

7. Brian Hills, 1993-94 249 


9. Eric Fiegi, 2003-04 236 

10. Rob Phillips, 1979-80 229 



1. Jeff Dunn, 2004-05 .903 

2. Geoff Smith, 1998-99 .894 

3. Matt Larson, 2004-05 .889 

4. Ryan Skogstad, 1996-97 .888 

5. Tim Seiber, 1978-79 .883 

6. Tim Seiber, 1980-81 .879 

7. Jason Braun, 2007-08 .871 

8. Tim Sebens, 1973-74 .864 

9. Eric Viuhkola, 1992-93 .860 

10. Ryan Skogstad, 1997-98 .859 

Rebounds 

1. Roger Mosier, 1969-70 494 

2. Eric Fiegi, 2005-06 392 

3. Roger Mosier, 1970-71 389 


5. Steve Adams, 1988-89 346 

6. Steve Ball, 1994-95 341 

7. Drew Langstraat, 2001-02 337 

8. Eric Fiegi, 2004-05 325 



Rebounds Per Game 

1. Roger Mosier, 1969-70 18.3 

2. Roger Mosier, 1970-71 14.4 

3. Eric Fiegi, 2005-06 13.1 

4. Keith Williams, 1979-80 11.6 

5. Tim Sebens, 1971-72 11.0 

6. Brad Yates, 1972-73 10.3 

7. Mark Bradley, 1977-78 10.0 

Jim Blair, 1970-71 10.0 

9. Mark Bradley, 1976-77 9.8 

Tim Sebens, 1973-74 9.8 

Assists 

1. Eric Estep, 1988-89 270 

2. Roger Mosier, 1970-71 258 

3. Eric Estep, 1989-90 246 

4. Brandon Estep, 1994-95 244 

5. Tim Seiber, 1979-80 240 

6. Chris Kovacs, 1991-92 234 

7. Chris Kovacs, 1990-91 227 

8. Tony Mendezona, 1983-84 223 

9. Chris Kovacs, 1989-90 208 

10. Brent Hudson, 1995-96 205 

Steals 

1. Jeff Rust, 1979-80 132 

2. Jeff Rust, 1981-82 121 

3. Marty Herron, 1975-76 119 

4. Tony Mendezona, 1983-84 118 


6. Jeff Rust, 1980-81 111 




10. Eric Estep, 1988-89 84 

Blocked Shots 

1. Eric Fiegi, 2004-05 91 

2. Eric Fiegi, 2005-06 87 


4. Sahaan McKelvey, 1998-99 67 


6. Eric Fiegi, 2003-04 54 

7. Eric Fiegi, 2002-03 51 

Drew Langstraat, 2000-01 51 


10. Mike Cooke, 1989-90 45 

Jeff Rust, 1979-80 45 

CAREER 

(Minimum 2 years played for per game 

and percentage categories) 

Points 

1. Brian Hills 1993-97 3,403 

2. Eric Fiegi, 2002-06 3,252 

3. Justin Sherwood, 1989-93 2,710 

4. Don Hiebenthal, 1975-79 2,460 

5. Gary Williamson, 1982-86 2,099 

6. Matt Taylor, 1988-92 2,058 

7. Jon Hills, 1973-77 1,995 

8. Rob Phillips, 1977-81 1,969 

9. Geoff Smith, 1996-99 1,917 

10. Roger Mosier, 1969-71 1,790 

Points Per Game 

1. Roger Mosier, 1969-71 32.3 

2. Eric Fiegi, 2002-06 25.6 

3. Brian Hills, 1993-97 24.3 

4. Jeff Dunn, 2003-05 20.7 

5. Don Hiebenthal, 1975-79 20.3 

6. Steve Masten, 1981-83 19.5 

7. Steve Ball, 1993-95 19.0 

8. Mark Bradley, 1976-78 18.7 

9. Geoff Smith, 1996-99 18.6 

Cornelius Williams, 1986-88 18.6 

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1. Eric Fiegi, 2002-06 1,256 

2. Brian Hills, 1993-97 967 



5. Matt Taylor, 1988-92 861 


7. Rob Phillips, 1977-81 773 

8. Mark Neustel, 1979-84 765 

9. Jon Hills, 1973-77 739 

10. Roger Mosier, 1969-71 733 


1. Brian Hills, 1993-97 2,438 

2. Eric Fiegi, 2002-06 2,178 


4. Don Hiebenthal, 1975-79 1,847 

5. Jon Hills, 1973-77 1,613 

6. Mark Neustel, 1979-84 1,548 

7. Matt Taylor, 1988-92 1,491 

8. Geoff Smith, 1996-99 1,463 

9. Rob Phillips, 1977-81 1,412 




1. Mick Jacobsen, 1999-02 .617 


3. Steve Ball, 1993-95 .602 

4. Jason Dunn, 1992-96 .585 

5. Tyler Satterthwaite, 1996-98 .581 

6. Matt Taylor, 1988-92 .577 

Eric Fiegi, 2002-06 .577 

8. Cornelius Williams, 1986-88 .565 

9. Drew Langstraat, 2000-02 .559 

10. Two players .547 


1. Brian Hills, 1993-97 481 


3. Steve Nielsen, 1989-93 364 

4. Geoff Smith, 1996-99 349 

5. Brad Crosby, 1987-91 326 

6. Marty Reid, 1999-03 210 

7. Chris Kovacs, 1989-92 209 

8. Jeff Dunn, 2003-2005 186 

9. Nick Plotts, 1997-98, 99-02 172 

10. Andy Carmichael, 1995-99 170 


1. Brian Hills, 1993-97 1,304 


3. Steve Nielsen, 1989-93 922 

4. Geoff Smith, 1996-99 822 

5. Brad Crosby, 1987-91 748 

6. Marty Reid, 1999-03 586 

7. Chris Kovacs, 1989-92 523 

8. Jeff Dunn, 2003-2005 451 

9. Andy Carmichael, 1995-99 430 

10. Nick Plotts, 1997-98, 99-02 420 



1. Dave Bullis, 1987-89 .463 

2. Brad Crosby, 1987-91 .436 

3. Darren Shryock, 1985-87 .431 

4. Geoff Smith, 1996-99 .425 


Eric Estep, 1988-90 .418 

7. Elliot Alexander, 1999-01 .412 

Jeff Dunn, 2003-2005 .412 

9. Nick Plotts, 1997-98, 99-02 .410 

10. Chris Kovacs, 1989-92 .400 


1. Brian Hills, 1993-97 988 

2. Eric Fiegi, 2002-06 733 


4. Jon Hills, 1973-77 517 

5. Rob Phillips, 1977-81 423 



8. Marty Reid, 1999-03 338 

9. Chris Kovacs. 1989-92 319 

10. Steve Ball, 1993-95 299 


1. Brian Hills, 1993-97 1,226 

2. Eric Fiegi, 2002-06 1,019 


4. Jon Hills, 1973-77 632 

5. Rob Phillips, 1977-81 594 



8. Marty Reid, 1999-03 425 

9. Matt Taylor, 1988-92 413 

10. Steve Ball, 1993-95 410 



1. Ryan Skogstad, 1996-98 .871 

2. Jeff Dunn, 2003-05 .861 

3. Geoff Smith, 1996-99 .858 

4. Brion Roark, 1972-75 .835 

5. Elliot Alexander, 1999-01 .827 

6. Jon Hills, 1973-77 .818 

7. Brian Hills, 1993-97 .806 

8. Steve Masten, 1981-83 .803 

9. Chris Kovacs, 1989-92 .802 

10. Marty Reid, 1999-03 .795 

Rebounds 

1. Eric Fiegi, 2002-06 1,242 


3. Roger Mosier, 1969-71 883 

4. Chris Kovacs, 1989-92 854 

5. Matt Taylor, 1988-92 778 

6. Tim Sebens, 1971-74 731 


Rob Phillips, 1977-81 712 

9. Jason Dunn, 1992-96 661 

10. Steve Ball, 1993-95 622 

Rebounds Per Game 

1. Roger Mosier, 1969-71, 16.4 

2. Brad Yates, 1972-74 10.0 

3. Mark Bradley, 1976-78 9.9 

Tim Sebens, 1971-74 9.9 

5. Eric Fiegi, 2002-06 9.8 

6. Steve Ball, 1993-95 8.8 

7. Terry Williams, 1972-74 8.7 

8. Drew Langstraat, 2000-02 8.3 

9. Cornelius Williams, 1986-88 8.2 

10. Three players 7.8 

Assists 

1. Chris Kovacs, 1989-92 669 

2. Tim Seiber, 1977-81 638 

3. Marty Reid, 1999-03 632 


5. Tony Mendezona, 1983-85, 86-87 560 

6. Jeff Rust, 1978-82 539 

7. Eric Estep, 1988-90 516 

8. Mark Neustel, 1979-84 462 

9. Jon Hills, 1973-77 442 

10. Brad Crosby, 1987-91 422 

Steals 

1. Jeff Rust, 1978-82 427 



4. Tony Mendezona, 1983-85, 86-87 269 

5. Nick Plotts, 1997-98, 99-02 199 

6. Dave Bickham, 1982-86 188 

7. Brian Hills, 1993-97 173 

8. Eric Estep, 1988-90 165 

9. Jon Hills, 1973-77 164 


Blocked Shots 

1. Eric Fiegi, 2002-04 283 


3. Sahaan McKelvey, 1997-99 108 

Jeff Rust, 1978-82 108 

5. Drew Langstraat, 2000-02 85 

6. Steve Ball, 1993-95 74 

Keith Williams, 1979-80 74 

8. Nate Linman, 1995-97 71 

9. Mick Jacobsen, 1999-02 68 

Eric Christen, 1987-89 68 

TEAM SINGLE GAME 

Points 

vs. Eugene Bible, 1/71 153 






vs. Pacific, 1/6/81 .755 


vs. Southern Oregon, 12/27/90 25 


vs. Simpson, 12/17/90 68 



vs. Cascade, 2/16/01 (15-20) .750 


vs. George Fox, 12/16/95 48 


vs. George Fox, 12/16/95 60 



vs. Oregon Tech, 2/11/95 (25-25) 1.000 

Rebounds 

vs. Columbia Christian, 12/13/79 70 

Assists 

vs. Simpson, 12/16/89 37 

Steals 

vs. Simpson, 12/16/89 32 

Blocked Shots 

vs. Pacific, 2/15/80 14 

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TEAM SINGLE SEASON 

Points, 1989-90 3,693 

Points Per Game, 2004-05 94.3 

Field Goals Made, 1989-90 1,341 

Field Goal Attempts, 1989-90 2,906 

Field Goal Percentage, 1985-86 .542 

3-Point Field Goals Made, 1989-90 564 

3-Point Field Goal Attempts, 1989-90 1,360 

3-Point Field Goal Percentage, 1990-91 .417 

Free Throws Made, 1995-96 757 

Free Throw Attempts, 1995-96 996 

Free Throw Percentage, 1994-95 .780 

Rebounds, 1969-70 1,551 

Rebounds Per Game, 1969-70 57.4 

Assists, 1989-90 862 

Assists Per Game, 1970-71 24.8 

Steals, 1975-76 434 

Steals Per Game, 1975-76 14.0 

Blocked Shots, 2000-01 149 

Blocked Shots Per Game, 1979-80 4.5 

Highest Winning Pct., 2001-02, 2004-05 (28-7) .800 

Most Wins, 1985-86 29 

Fewest Losses, 1969-70, 2001-02, 2004-05 7 

Most Consecutive Wins, 2004-05 18 

Win/Loss Records 

(1958-present) 

Year Overall Conference Coach 

1958-59 17-4 Jack Thiessen 






1964-65 15-8 Jim Huckaby 



1967-68 17-12 Jim Huckaby 

1968-69 15-14 Jerry Cudney 

1969-70 20-7 Tim Hills 

1970-71* 17-11 Tim Hills 

1971-72 9-17 Tim Hills 


1973-74 7-16 Lou Black 

1974-75 5-23 Tim Hills 

1975-76 12-19 Tim Hills 

1976-77 17-13 Tim Hills 

1977-78 14-17 Tim Hills 

1978-79 14-15 Tim Hills 

1979-80 17-15 Tim Hills 

1980-81 14-16 Tim Hills 

1981-82 15-14 Tim Hills 

1982-83 9-20 Tim Hills 

1983-84 19-17 Tim Collins 

1984-85 18-15 Tim Collins 

1985-86 29-10 Tim Collins 

1986-87 20-13 Tim Collins 

1987-88 19-15 Tim Hills 

1988-89 25-15 Tim Hills 

1989-90 24-17 Tim Hills 

1990-91 17-16 Tim Hills 

1991-92 19-18 Tim Hills 

1992-93 16-20 8-8 (5 th ) Tim Hills 

1993-94 10-23 4-12 (8 th ) Tim Hills 

1994-95 26-12 9-7 (4 th ) Tim Hills 

1995-96 21-16 7-7 (4 th ) Tim Hills 

1996-97 27-10 8-6 (4 th ) Tim Hills 

1997-98 25-11 14-4 (1 st ) Tim Hills 

1998-99 13-18 7-9 (7 th ) Steve Masten 

1999-00 20-16 7-9 (T-5 th ) Tim Collins 

2000-01 28-9 15-3 (2 nd ) Tim Collins 

2001-02 28-7 14-4 (2 nd ) Tim Collins 

2002-03 10-20 8-10 (6 th ) Justin Sherwood 


2004-05 28-7 13-5 (3 rd ) Justin Sherwood 




2008-09 11-19 7-11 (T-7 th ) Justin Sherwood 


* First year in NAIA was 1970-71 

ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS 

(Sorted by winning percentage) 

1. Jim Huckaby (1964-68) 72-37 (.661) 

2. Tim Collins (1983-87, 99-2002) 162-87 (.651) 

3. Jack Thiessen (1958-64, 72-73) 87-62 (.584) 

4. Tim Hills (1969-72, 74-83, 87-98) 389-360 (.519) 

5. Jerry Cudney (1968-69) 15-14 (.517) 

6. Justin Sherwood (2002-present) 106-140 (.431) 

7. Steve Masten (1998-99) 13-18 (.419) 

8. Lou Black (1973-74) 7-16 (.304) 

POST SEASON APPEARANCES 

Cascade Conference Tournament 

1995 (T-3rd), 1996 (T-3rd), 1997 (1st), 1998 (1st), 1999 

(T-5th), 2000 (2nd), 2001 (T-3rd), 2002 (1st), 2003 

(T-5th), 2004 (T-3rd), 2005 (T-3rd), 2006 (T-5th), 

2009 (T-5th) 

NAIA Playoffs (Prior to conference format) 

1978, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 

1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1993 

NAIA Division II National Tournament 

1997 (2nd round), 1998 (2nd round), 2002 (1st 

round), 2005 (1st round) 

NCCAA Division I National Tournament 

1984 (4th), 1986 (2nd), 1989 (3rd), 1992 (5th), 1993 

(5th), 1995 (2nd), 1996 (5th), 2001 (4th) 

NCCAA Division II National Tournament 

1976 (3rd), 1977 (1st) 

NAIA D-II MEN’S BASKETBALL RATINGS 

(Highest Corban ranking for each season) 

Top-25: 

No. 1 (January 4, 2005) 

No. 6 (January 30, 2001) 

No. 6 (January 15, 1995) 

No. 11 (December, 11, 2001) 

No. 17 (February 24, 1998 – Final poll) 

No. 25 (February 23, 1997 – Final poll) 

Received votes: 

No. 31 (January 27, 2004) 

No. 38 (October 20, 1998 – Preseason poll) 

CAREER 1,000-POINT 

SCORERS 

1. Brian Hills (1993-97) 3,403 

2. Eric Fiegi (2002-06) 3,252 

3. Justin Sherwood (1989-93) 2,710 

4. Don Hiebenthal (1975-79) 2,460 

5. Gary Williamson (1982-86) 2,099 

6. Matt Taylor (1988-92) 2,058 

7. Jon Hills (1973-77) 1,995 

8. Rob Phillips (1977-81) 1,969 

9. Geoff Smith (1996-99) 1,917 

10. Roger Mosier (1969-71) 1,790 

11. Mark Neustel (1979-84) 1,760 

12. Marty Reid (1999-2003) 1,654 

13. Chris Kovacs (1989-92) 1,560 

14. David Bickham (1982-86) 1,494 

15. Jeff Dunn (2003-05) 1,386 

16. Jason Dunn (1992-96) 1,285 

17. Brad Crosby (1987-91) 1,267 

18. Tim Sebens (1971-74) 1,254 

19. Mick Jacobson (1999-2002) 1,214 

20. Nick Plotts (1997-98, 99-2002) 1,165 

21. Eric Estep (1988-90) 1,122 

22. Wade Douglas (2006-09) 1,103 

23. Drew Langstraat (2000-02) 1,100 

24. Ian Logan (2007-present) 1,005 

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