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Corban Quick Facts
Address:
5000 Deer Park Drive SE
Salem, Oregon 97317-9392
Facilities
C.E. Jeffers Sports Center
Athletic Activities Phone:
503-375-7021
Athletics/Sports Information Fax:
503-315-2947
Gymnasium Phone
503-375-7588
Gym/Athletic Training Fax:
503-315-2941
Switchboard:
503-581-8600
In the works: Renovation of Sportsplex including
baseball, soccer and softball facilities
Founded:
1935
President:
Dr. Reno Hoff
Enrollment:
1,100
Nickname:
Warriors
Colors:
Navy and Gold
Web Site:
www.gowarriorsgo.com
Affiliation:
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
(NAIA)
NAIA Web Site:
naia.cstv.com
Conference:
Cascade Collegiate Conference
CCC Web Site:
www.cascadeconference.org
Table of Contents
About Corban College
& Graduate School 2
Staff and Coaches 4
Affiliations 6
Women’s Basketball
Rosters 8
Season Outlook 10
Coach Bios 11
Player Bios 13
2008 Summary 22
Participants 25
Season Results 26
Records 29
1,000 Point Scorers 34
Game Schedule Back Cover
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for the last eight years in that category,
and it is the only Christian college in the
Northwest to be ranked in the West’s Top
10 baccalaureate colleges.
About Corban College &
Graduate School
Corban is an independent Christian college
with over 50 majors and programs of
study including professional, liberal arts
and ministries. Adult degree completion
programs and graduate studies in business
administration and education, online and on
campus, are also available.
Accreditation
Corban is accredited by the Northwest
Commission on Colleges and Universities.
As a member of the Association of Christian
Schools International (ACSI), Corban’s
Education program is approved to culminate
in an ACSI teaching certificate. It is also
approved by the State of Oregon to prepare
both elementary and secondary teachers for
licensure.
Our distinction is relationship—faculty
to student and student to student. The
members of the Corban community are
here to help students succeed. Our motto,
Dedicating Heart and Mind to God, is a very
real part of our process.
Recognitions
Corban is ranked by U.S.News & World
Report as fourth in the West’s Best
Baccalaureate Colleges for 2010. Corban
has been ranked in the top 10 in the West
• Freshman are among top 25 percent of
their high school class (2nd)
• Combined graduation and freshman
retention rate (6th). During the past
three years Corban’s freshman retention
rate has been 70 percent.
• A 13:1 student/faculty ratio (4th)
• Corban also received national
recognition by the Best Christian
Workplace Institute ranking it as the
number one Christian workplace in
2006 among similarly sized colleges.
A student survey conducted by The
Princeton Review lists Corban College as
one of the best colleges in the U.S.
western region.
Corban College is one of the 129 schools
profiled in the regional college guidebook,
The Best Western Colleges.
Corban is also one of only 10 Oregon
colleges mentioned in the survey in the
2004 edition of Review’s annual college
guidebook, The Best 351 Colleges.
Our Endeavor
To provide Bible-centered baccalaureate and
graduate programs built on the foundation
of our Judeo-Christian and Baptist heritage.
To educate maturing Christians to become
competent thinkers, involved citizens and
effective communicators.
To provide opportunities for students to
apply their academic knowledge as well
as exercise their ministry gifts and abilities
through church, community service and
internship programs.
To develop healthy, balanced lives through
participation in extracurricular programs and
intramural activities designed to enhance the
mind, body and spirit.
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Dave Johnson, Director Of Athletics
503-589-8119
djohnson@corban.edu
Dave Johnson, a former Olympic bronze medalist at the 1992
Barcelona Summer Games, is in his first year as Director of Athletics at
Corban College.
Prior to coming to Corban, Johnson spent the past two years
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 Giedo
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.
“A goal of mine over the past few years has been to join the Corban family,” said
Johnson. “I feel that the Christian College atmosphere is a great asset to a job-setting and that
Corban is the place where God is calling me to be at this time. With the new direction that Dr.
Bale is taking the athletic department, I feel that I can come in and help the process as well as
move Warrior Athletics towards the future.”
Prior to coming to South, Johnson served two years as Director of Athletics and Vice
Principal at Jefferson High School. In addition to administrative duties at Jefferson, Johnson
worked with other schools and the Oregon School Activities Association to create a new
PacWest Conference when the OSAA re-classified competitive divisions in 2006.
Johnson, a graduate of Cresent 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. As a member of APU’s
nationally-known track & field program, Johnson tutored under former Olympic head coach
Terry Franson. During that time and for more than a decade, Johnson ranked among the top
international decathletes of his day, competing in four straight Olympic Trials (1984, ’88, ’92,
& ’96), while qualifying for the U.S. Olympic Team twice, first in 1988, and then again in 1992.
While training for the 1992 Olympic, Johnson suffered a broken foot. Resisting medical advice
urging him to discontinue, Johnson pressed on to capture the bronze medal at the Barcelona
Olympics and became the first American medalist in the decathlon since Bruce Jenner’s gold
medal effort at the 1976 Summer Olympics. Johnson’s inspiring Olympic experience and
Christian faith are highlighted in the 1994 autobiography Aim High, published by Zondervan.
Leading up to the ’92 Summer Games, Johnson was involved in an eight-month, worldwide
Reebok campaign known as Dan and Dave featuring Johnson with fellow Olympichopeful
Dan O’Brien in a series of popular TV commercials. Reebok’s goal was to promote
a “Clash of the Titans” theme in Barcelona, as both Oregonians battled for the gold medal
and coveted title of “World’s Greatest Athlete.” Unfortunately, O’Brien failed to qualify at the
Olympic Trials, forcing Reebok to re-work its campaign with the focus on Johnson’s pursuit of
Olympic gold.
“The goals were high for me during the summer of ’92,” commented Johnson. “Despite
competing on a broken foot, I knew that God had a vision for my future. Since then, I have
seen a lot of things happen in my life that has led up to this point and I feel that the Lord has
molded everything in my life for a reason. God brought me to Corban for a reason and I am
looking forward to the challenge.”
Johnson, who assumed his duties at Corban on July 1st, 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.
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Staff
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Assistant Athletic Director /
Game & Event Coordinator
Tim Seiber
503-589-8107
tseiber@corban.edu
Sports Information Director
Mark Colachico
503-589-8121
mcolachico@corban.edu
Dean of Athletic
Activity & Athletics
Dr. Dave Bale
503-589-8104
dbale@corban.edu
Head Athletic Trainer
Tony Walther
503-589-8193
twalther@corban.edu
Faculty Athletic
Representative
Dr. Bryce Bernard
503-375-7034
bbernard@corban.edu
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Jenny Garrard
503-589-8160
jgarrard@corban.edu
Gym Facility Manager
Donny Zavala
503-375-7588
dzavala@corban.edu
Assistant Athletic Trainer
Sally Page
503-589-8108
spage@corban.edu
Coaches
Baseball Coach
Nathan Mayben
503-375-7021
nmayben@corban.edu
Men’s Soccer Coach
Dave Irby
503-375-7021
dirby@corban.edu
Men’s Basketball Coach
Justin Sherwood
503-589-8196
jsherwood@corban.edu
Women’s Soccer Coach
Marty Ziesemer
503-375-7115
mziesemer@corban.edu
Women’s Basketball Coach
Terry Williams
503-316-3397
twilliams@corban.edu
Softball Coach
Nathan Ohta
503-375-7021
nohta@corban.edu
M/W Cross Country Coach
M/W Track & Field Coach
Norm Berney
503-375-7021
nberney@corban.edu
Volleyball Coach
Nels Norquist
503-316-3398
nnorquist@corban.edu
M/W Golf Coach
Ron Sisler
503-375-7021
rsisler@corban.edu
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2009-10 Varsity Roster
NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL / PREVIOUS SCHOOL)
1 Jeni Gabriel G 5-9 JR Stayton, Ore. (Stayton HS / Walla Walla CC)
2 Kira Lyon g 5-6 SO Salem, Ore. (West Salem HS)
3 Katerina Nilo G 5-5 FR Athens, Greece (1st General High School of Tavros)
4 Rachel Harter F 6-1 SO Grass Valley, Calif. (Bear River HS)
10 Jenessa Miller G 5-10 JR Mica, Wash. (Freeman HS)
12 Kayla Shaughnessy G 5-7 JR Camano Island, Wash. (Stanwood HS)
13 Jennifer Hansen G 5-6 JR Mulino, Ore. (Mollala HS)
14 Katie Steigleman F 5-11 SO Eugene, Ore. (Sheldon HS)
15 Teagan LeBeau G 5-5 FR Rocklin, Calif. (Whitney HS)
20 Christy Mosier F 5-11 FR Bend, Ore. (Summit HS)
22 Tess Bennett F 5-10 FR Sutherlin, Ore. (Sutherlin HS)
23 Ashlee Jensen G 5-4 JR Yuba City, Calif. (Yuba City HS)
25 Becky Buhler F 6-2 SO Clackamas, Ore. (Clackamas HS)
32 Ashlyn Roos G 5-4 FR Salem, Ore. (Sprague HS)
33 Monique Tribble C 6-2 SR Coquille, Ore. (Coquille HS / Clackamas CC)
40 Melissa Jones C 6-0 FR Klamath Falls, Ore. (Mazama HS)
44 Terra Rust G 5-7 FR Adrian, Ore. (Adrian HS)
RS Rachel Newby G 5-9 JR Portland, Ore. (Centennial HS / Warner Pacific College)
Head Coach: Terry Williams (11th year)
Assistant Coaches: Ron Hittner, Rosey Ball, Kailey Bostwick, Keith Wery
Head Athletic Trainer: Tony Walther
Assistant Athletic Trainer: Jenny Garrard, Sally Page
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2009-10 Junior Varsity Roster
NO NAME POS HT YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL / PREVIOUS SCHOOL)
10 Ashlyn Roos g 5-4 FR Salem, Ore. (Sprague HS)
13 Teagan LeBeau g 5-5 FR Rocklin, Calif. (Whitney HS)
22 Emily Tsugawa g 5-5 FR Gladstone, Ore. (Gladstone HS)
34 Kayla Froelich-Williams C 6-3 FR Wilton, California (Wilton Christian HS)
35 Lauren Cross g 5-8 FR Missoula, Mt. (Valley Christian HS)
40 Kate Tracy c 6-1 FR Eagle, Idaho (St. Ambrose HS)
44 Terra Rust g 5-7 FR Adrian, Ore. (Adrian HS)
45 Melissa Jones c 6-0 FR Klamath Falls, Ore. (Mazama HS)
52 Sarah Longwell g 5-9 FR Union, Ore. (Union HS)
54 Christy Mosier F 5-11 FR Bend, Ore. (Summit HS)
Head Coach: Terry Williams (11th year)
Assistant Coaches: Ron Hittner, Rosey Ball, Kailey Bostwick, Keith Wery
Head Athletic Trainer: Tony Walther
Assistant Athletic Trainer: Jenny Garrard, Sally Page
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at McNary in the top five for career assists
before playing two seasons at point guard
for Willamette University.
Ron and his wife, Mikki, live in Keizer
with their two daughters (Tori & Bailey). Ron
is the owner and president of a management
consulting firm, Hitter & Associates, Inc.
Rosey Ball
Assistant Coach
Rosey Ball will begin her
second season as an
assistant coach for the
Warriors after playing
four years (1994-99) for
current head coach Terry
Williams.
During her time as a Warrior, Rosey
was part of back-to-back NCCAA national
champions in 1995 & 1996. On the all-time
career list in Warrior history, Rosey is the alltime
leader in free throws made, free throws
attempted, and blocked shots. Rosey also
ranks 2nd in rebounding average, 3rd in
total rebounds, 4th in scoring, 5th in scoring
average, 5th in field goals made, and 5th in
field goals attempted.
“I had a life-changing experience at
Corban as a student-athlete and I’m excited
to be a part of the program again as a
coach,” said Ball. “It is amazing to be part
of a team that shares the same faith and the
same goal.”
Married to former Warrior men’s
basketball player, Steve Ball, the couple
currently resides in Salem with their two
sons, Damian & Dominic. The couple
currently attends Salem First Church of the
Nazarene.
Kailey Bostwick
Assistant Coach
Kailey Bostwick will
move from the court to
the bench this season,
as she begins her first
season as an assistant
coach for the Warriors
after playing two years (2007-09) for current
head coach Terry Williams.
During her time as a Warrior, Kailey
helped lead Corban back to the playoffs
as the Warriors advanced to the Cascade
Collegiate Conference tournament last
season. In two seasons in the navy and
gold, Bostwick appeared in 57 games (55
starts) and averaged 10.3 points, 5.1 assists,
2.1 rebounds, and 1.4 steals per game. To
conclude her career at Corban, Bostwick was
named All-Cascade Collegiate Conference
1st team as a senior.
“I just want to thank Terry for giving
me the opportunity to help coach this year,”
said Bostwick. “It’s a great experience for me
to help the girls out, even though it’s harder
than I thought to sit and watch them play.”
Bostwick, who is single and living in
Salem, is working towards the completion
of her degree at Corban and is scheduled to
graduate in May.
Keith Wery
Assistant Coach
Keith Wery will begin
his first season full-time
as an assistant coach
for the Warriors after
working part-time last
season under head coach
Terry Williams.
A graduate of nearby Canby High
School, Wery played three years of tennis
for the Cougars. While attending Corban,
Wery worked as the Associated Student Body
(ASB) intramural coordinator and assisted in
the managing of the Warriors’ flag football
team for two seasons.
“Corban basketball provides a unique
opportunity to model Christ and grow
spiritually while playing in the competitive
Cascade Collegiate Conference,” said
Wery. “Our goal is to develop well-rounded
players who emulate Christ both on and off
the court.”
Wery, who is currently single and living
in Canby, graduated in 2008 from Corban
with degrees in business management and
accounting/finance.
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Player Bios - VARSITY
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#1 JENI GABRIEL
Guard, 5-9, Junior
Stayton, Oregon
Stayton High School
Walla Walla Community College
WALLA WALLA: Played two seasons at Walla Walla Community College … Helped
lead the Warriors to 4 th and 6 th place showings at the NWAACC Tournament during her
two seasons … Appeared in 23 games during her final season at Walla Walla … Scored 228 points (avg.
9.9), grabbed 114 rebounds (avg. 5.0), handed out 59 assists, avg. 2.6), and registered 20 steals (avg. 0.9)
during her sophomore campaign … Appeared in the East-West All-Star Game following the 2009 season.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from nearby Stayton High School in 2007 … Played four years of
basketball & volleyball, as well as two years of track & field … Helped lead Eagles to 4A state title as a senior
… Member of conference championship team as a junior … Named to 2 nd team all-league and all-state as
a senior … Competed in East-West All-Star Series as a senior … Two-time 3 rd team all-league honoree …
Earned all-league honorable mention as a freshman … Named Female Athlete of the Year at Stayton as
a senior … Finished 5 th in state in shot put as a senior … Named 3 rd team all-state in track as a senior …
Finished 8 th in shot put as a junior. PERSONAL: Born in Salem, Ore. to Bill and Linda Gabriel … Is 1 of 3
children … Has 1 brother (Justin) and 1 sister (Tami) … Uncle, Jim Kintz, played basketball at the University
of Portland … Cousin, Travis Lulay, played for the Seattle Seahawks and New Orleans Saints in 2008 after
playing college football at the University of Montana … Enjoys camping, long drives, wakeboarding, and
listening to music… Major: Human Performance. Why I chose Corban: “I wanted to learn more about
my faith and to keep building my faith in God.”
#2 KIRA LYON
Guard, 5-6, Sophomore
Salem, Oregon
West Salem High School
2008-09: Appeared in 27 games off the bench as a freshman … Scored 17 points (avg.
0.6) … Grabbed 21 rebounds (avg. 0.8) … Handed out 7 assists (avg. 0.3) … Recorded
2 steals (avg. 0.1) … Scored a season and career-high 3 points two times (last versus
Concordia, 1/20/09) … Grabbed a season and career -high 4 rebounds at The College of Idaho (1/17/09) …
Handed out a season and career-high 4 assists at The College of Idaho (1/17/09) … Recorded a season and
career-high 1 steal two times (last at Concordia, 1/6/09) … Recorded a season and career-high 1 steal two
times (last at Concordia, 1/6/09). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2008 from nearby West Salem High School
with academic honors … Played basketball (4 years), track (2 years), and cross country (1 year) … Helped
lead the Titans to 12-10 record her senior season and a spot in the opening round of the OSAA Class 6A
state playoffs … Averaged 12.6 points, 3.8 rebounds, and 1.5 assists per game during her final season …
Was named as a member of the 1st team all-league and 1st team all-region, while shooting 72.9% from
the free throw line. PERSONAL: Born in Eugene, Ore. to Pat and Deb Gallagher … Is 1 of 3 children …
Has 1 brother (John) and 1 sister (Kellie) … Enjoys playing basketball, watching movies, listening to music,
reading, computers, and hanging out with family & friends … Major: Undecided. Why I chose Corban:
“I thought Corban would be a great experience to grow in my faith and grow with God. Also, I thought it
would be a great community to influence my life.”
Corban Career Statistics:
YEAR G/GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG AST/AVG
08-09 27/0 5-18 .278 0-5 .000 7-14 .500 17/0.6 21/0.8 7/0.3
Corban Career Highs:
Points: 3, two times, last versus Concordia (1/20/09)
Rebounds: 4, at The College of Idaho (1/17/09)
Assists: 4, at The College of Idaho (1/17/09)
Steals: 1, two times, last at Concordia (1/6/09)
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SCHOOL: A 2007 graduate with honors of Freeman High School … Competed four years in basketball,
volleyball, and track … Named 1 st team all-league and all-state following senior season … Helped Freeman
finish 4 th in state after junior season and 2 nd in state following sophomore campaign … Honored for work in
classroom with academic 1 st team all-league honors following junior and senior seasons … Named member
of academic 2 nd team all-league after sophomore season … Also was a 2-time all-league and all-state
member in volleyball. PERSONAL: Born in Spokane, Wash. to Kevin and Rose Miller ... Is 1 of 4 children …
Has 1 sister (Alisha) and 2 brothers (Dustin & Chris) … Sister, Alisha, played softball at Northwest Nazarene
University … Enjoys reading, playing sports, and scrap booking … Major: Health Science … Would like to
work at a pharmacy following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “From my first visit meeting with the
girls on the team and the Godly, friendly atmosphere told me this is where God wanted me.”
Corban Career Statistics:
YEAR G/GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG AST/AVG
07-08 28/4 56-150 .373 3-21 .143 27-48 .563 142/5.1 98/3.5 27/1.0
08-09 29/27 124-286 .434 7-20 .350 60-110 .545 315/10.9 122/4.2 45/1.6
Career 57/31 180-436 .413 10-41 .244 87-158 .551 457/8.0 220/3.9 72/1.3
Corban Career Highs:
Points: 22, versus Cascade (1/9/09)
Rebounds: 9, two times, last at Southern Oregon (2/24/09)
Assists: 5, versus Evergreen (12/5/08)
Steals: 6, versus Simpson (11/22/08)
Blocks: 2, versus Northwest Christian (12/19/07)
#12 KAYLA SHAUGHNESSY
Guard, 5-7, Junior
Camano Island, Washington
Stanwood High School
2008-09: Appeared in 29 games off the bench as a sophomore off the bench … Scored
22 points (avg. 0.8) … Grabbed 36 rebounds (avg. 1.2) … Handed out 14 assists (avg.
0.5) … Recorded 12 steals (avg. 0.4) … Registered season and career-high 6 points versus
San Diego Christian (11/15/08) … Grabbed season and career-high 4 rebounds four times (last versus
Concordia, 1/20/09) … Handed out a season and career-high 2 assists twice (last versus Eastern Oregon,
2/7/09) … Recorded season and career-high 3 steals versus Concordia (1/20/09). 2007-08: Appeared in
12 games as a freshman off the bench … Scored 8 points (avg. 0.7) … Grabbed 10 rebounds (avg. 0.8)
… Handed out 7 assists (avg. 0.6) … Recorded 3 steals (avg. 0.3) … Registered season-high 2 points
three times (last at Southern Oregon, 2/22/08) … Grabbed season-high 3 rebounds versus William Jessup
(11/23/07) … Handed out season-high 1 assist seven times (last at Southern Oregon, 2/22/08) … Recorded
season-high 1 steal three times (last at Cascade, 1/11/08). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2007 with
honors from Stanwood High School … Competed in basketball (4 seasons), track & field (4 seasons), and
cross country (2 seasons) … Named team captain prior to senior season … Named honorable mention allleague
following senior season … Also placed in district all four years in hurdles, high jump, and long jump
… Finished 6 th in state in heptathlon … Earned honorable mention all-league in track & field as a senior.
PERSONAL: Born in Mt. Vernon, Wash. to Gene and Jana Shaughnessy … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 3 sisters
(Andra, Kallen, & Elle) … Enjoys hanging with friends, watching television and movies, shooting hoops,
and listening to music … Major: Health Science … Would like to going into physical therapy following
graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I prayed really hard about where God wanted me to go. Once I met
Coach Terry Williams, I knew this was the place for me.”
Corban Career Statistics:
YEAR G/GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG AST/AVG
07-08 12/0 2-10 .200 0-2 .000 4-6 .667 8/0.7 10/0.8 7/0.6
08-09 29/0 7-33 .212 1-8 .125 7-13 .538 22/0.8 36/1.2 14/0.5
Career 41/0 9-43 .209 1-10 .100 11-19 .579 30/0.7 46/1.1 21/0.5
Corban Career Highs:
Points: 6, versus San Diego Christian (11/15/08)
Rebounds: 4, four times, last versus Concordia (1/20/09)
Assists: 2, two times, last versus Eastern Oregon (2/7/09)
Steals: 3, versus Concordia (1/20/09)
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#13 JENNIFER HANSEN
Guard, 5-6, Junior
Mulino, Oregon
Mollala High School
2008-09: Appeared in 25 games off the bench as a sophomore … Scored 10 points (avg.
0.4) … Grabbed 13 rebounds (avg. 0.5) … Handed out 1 assist (avg. 0.1) … Recorded 1
steals (avg. 0.1) … Registered season and career-high 2 points five times (last at Southern
Oregon, 2/24/09) … Grabbed season and career -high 3 rebounds versus Concordia (1/20/09) … Handed
out season and career-high 1 assist at Cascade (2/14/09) … Recorded season and career-high 1 steal versus
Evergreen (12/5/08). 2007-08: Appeared in 11 games as a freshman … Started 1 … Scored 3 points (avg.
0.3) … Grabbed 1 rebounds (avg. 0.1) … Recorded 1 steals (avg. 0.1) … Registered season and career-high
2 points at Southern Oregon (2/22/08) … Grabbed season-high 1 rebound at Southern Oregon (2/22/08)
… Recorded season and career-high 1 steal versus Southern Oregon (1/5/08). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated
in 2006 from Molalla High School … Competed four years in basketball, soccer, and softball … Named
Female Athlete of the Year following senior year … Earned 3 rd team all-league in basketball after senior
campaign … Also earned 2 nd team all-league in soccer and 1 st team all-league as an outfielder in softball.
PERSONAL: Born in Oregon City, Ore. to Lloyd and Cindy Hansen … 1 of 4 children … Has 1 brother (Phil)
and 2 sisters (Christy & Andrea) … Sisters, Christy & Andrea, both attended Corban and played basketball
for the Warriors … Sister, Andrea, also played softball at Corban during the 2006 season … Enjoys hanging
out with family and friends … Major: Sports & Fitness Management. Why I chose Corban: “I knew
that I would be able to make lasting friendships, get a good education, and grow spiritually while 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 11/1 1-6 .167 0-4 .000 1-2 .500 3/0.3 1/0.1 0/0.0
08-09 25/0 4-13 .308 0-5 .000 2-3 .667 10/0.4 13/0.5 1/0.1
Career 36/1 5-19 .263 0-9 .000 3-5 .600 13/0.4 14/0.4 1/0.1
Corban Career Highs:
Points: 2, six times, last at Southern Oregon (2/24/09)
Rebounds: 3, versus Concordia (1/20/09)
Assists: 1, at Cascade (2/14/09)
Steals: 1, two times, last versus Evergreen (12/5/08)
#14 KATIE STEIGLEMAN
Forward, 5-11, Sophomore
Eugene, Oregon
Sheldon High School
2008-09: Appeared in 29 games as a freshman … Started 28 … Scored team-high 485
points (avg. 16.7) … Grabbed team-high 207 rebounds (avg. 7.1) … Handed out 67
assists (avg. 2.3) … Recorded team-high 67 steals (avg. 2.3) … Registered 22 blocks (avg.
0.8) … Scored season, team, and career-high 29 points versus The College of Idaho (2/6/09) … Grabbed
season and career-high 15 rebounds versus Northwest (12/6/08) … Handed out season and career-high
8 assists versus Southern Oregon (2/20/09) … Recorded season and career-high 7 steals versus Cascade
(1/9/09) … Blocked season and career-high 2 shots six times (last versus The College of Idaho, 2/6/09) …
Named All-Cascade Collegiate Conference 1 st team … Named conference Player of the Week once …
Named team’s Best Offensive Player. HIGH SCHOOL: A 2008 graduate from Sheldon High School with
academic honors … Played four years of basketball and softball … Earned all-conference 1st team honors
as a junior and senior … Named 2 nd team all-state at the 6A level following senior season … Helped lead
Sheldon to the 3 rd round of OSAA state championship during senior campaign and scored a game-high
30 points in overtime loss to Central Catholic … Named as a member of Team Oregon for the Northwest
Shootout All-Star Game following conclusion of senior season … Helped lead the Irish to the conference
championship and a fourth place finish in the 6A state tournament during junior season … Finished junior
campaign second in scoring in the Southwest Conference averaging 13.3 points per game … At the OSAA
state tournament fourth-place game, poured in a career and game-high 34 points in helping lead Sheldon
to a dramatic triple-overtime victory over perennial powerhouse Oregon City, 93-86 … Was named the
Irish’s co-MVP as a sophomore after leading the team in scoring with a total of 381 points and an average
of 15.2 points per game … Prior to transferring to Sheldon, spent her first season of prep basketball at
Churchill High School in Eugene playing along side sister, Rachel. PERSONAL: Born in Eugene, Ore. to
Jim and Chris Steigleman … Is 1of 3 children … Has 2 sisters (Jessica and Rachel) … Sister, Jessica, was a
member of the Warrior women’s basketball team (2004-08) and is the all-time leading scorer in women’s
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basketball history … Sister, Rachel, is a member of the women’s softball team … Enjoys hanging out with
friends, as well as watching movies … Major: Physical Education … Would like to become a P.E. teacher
following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “My family has experience at Corban and they liked it. I
think it will help me grow academically and spiritually.”
Corban Career Statistics:
YEAR G/GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG AST/AVG
08-09 29/28 177-416 .425 38-106 .358 93-131 .710 485/16.7 207/7.1 67/2/3
Corban Career Highs:
Points: 29, versus The College of Idaho (2/6/09)
Rebounds: 15, versus Northwest (12/6/08)
Assists: 8, versus Southern Oregon (2/20/09)
Steals: 7, versus Cascade (1/9/09)
Blocks: 2, six times, last versus The College of Idaho (2/6/09)
#15 TEAGAN LEBEAU
Guard, 5-5, Freshman
Rocklin, California
Whitney High School
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2009 from Whitney High School … Played basketball (4
years), soccer (1 year), golf (1 year), and track & field (1 year) … Named all-league three
times following sophomore, junior, and senior seasons. PERSONAL: Born in Roseville,
Calif. to Tom and Kelle LeBeau … 1 of 3 children … Has 2 brothers (Michael & Robert) … Enjoys going on
adventures … Major: Health Science … Would like to become a physical therapist following graduation.
Why I chose Corban: “I liked the size of the school and I am able to grow as a basketball player and
spiritually.”
#20 CHRISTY MOSIER
Forward, 5-11, Freshman
Bend, Oregon
Summit High School
HIGH SCHOOL: Was home schooled and graduated in 2009, while competing athletically
for Summit High School … Played four years of basketball and track & field … Named
2 nd team all-league and all-tournament as a senior … Earned honorable mention all-state
honors following senior campaign … Named Qwest Player of the Game during tournament play once
… Won 5A state championship in shot put as a senior … Finished 2 nd in shot put during junior season.
PERSONAL: Born in Bend, Ore. to Roger and Joy Mosier … 1 of 3 children … Has 2 sisters (Michelle & Amy)
… Father, Roger, and mother, Joy, both graduated from Western Baptist … Father, Roger, played basketball
for the Warriors (1969-71) … Enjoys being outdoors and getting together with friends … Major: Human
Performance … Would like to become a personal trainer following graduation. Why I chose Corban:
“It was God’s way of providing for me to go to college right out of high school.”
#22 TESS BENNETT
Forward, 5-10, Freshman
Sutherlin, Oregon
Sutherlin High School
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Sutherlin High School in 2009 … Played
basketball (4 years), softball (4 years), cross country (2 years), volleyball (1 year), and soccer
(1 year) … Named league Most Valuable Player and 4A Player of the Year as a junior,
while helping lead Sutherlin to the state title … Three-time 1 st team all-league member … Two-time league
MVP … Two-time 1 st team all-state recognition … Holds Sutherlin school record for most points scored
in a game with 36 … Competed in OACA East-West All-Star Series as a senior … Took part in Oregon-
Washington McDonald’s All-American game following senior season. PERSONAL: Born in Roseburg, Ore.
to Jay and Lorrie Bennett … 1 of 2 children … Has 1 brother (Tanner) … Enjoys playing softball, riding
horses, and spending time with family & friends … Major: Health Science … Would like to become a
pharmacist following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “It was close to home and I liked how small it
was. I am also able to play both basketball and softball.”
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#23 ASHLEE JENSEN
Guard, 5-5, Junior
Yuba City, California
Yuba City High School
2008-09: Appeared in 27 games as a sophomore off the bench … Scored 61 points (avg.
2.3) … Grabbed 25 rebounds (avg. 0.9) … Handed out 11 assists (avg. 0.4) … Recorded
6 steals (avg. 0.2) … Registered season and career-high 6 points three times (last at
Warner Pacific, 2/13/09) … Grabbed season and career-high 3 rebounds four times (last versus Oregon
Tech, 2/21/09) … Handed out a season and career-high 2 assists twice (last at Warner Pacific, 2/13/09)
… Recorded season and career-high 2 steals at Simpson (11/2/08). 2007-08: Appeared in 17 games as a
freshman off the bench … Scored 16 points (avg. 0.9) … Grabbed 4 rebounds (avg. 0.2) … Handed out 5
assists (avg. 0.3) … Recorded 2 steals (avg. 0.1) … Registered career-high 5 points versus Southern Oregon
(1/5/08) … Grabbed career -high 2 rebounds versus Pacific (12/15/07) … Handed out a career-high 1
assist five times (last at Southern Oregon, 2/22/08) … Recorded career-high 1 steal twice (last at Southern
Oregon, 2/22/08). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2007 from Yuba City High School as valedictorian …
Competed four years in basketball … Named All-Tri-Country conference as a senior … Earned All-Metro
conference as a junior … Two-time Yuba City HS MVP … Two-time all-area team member … Four-time
scholar athlete … Received CIF Scholar-Athlete Award … Named to the all-tourney team twice … Threetime
area athlete of the week. PERSONAL: Born in Eugene, Ore. to Dan and Juli Jensen … 1 of 3 children
… Has 1 sister (Stephanie) and 1 twin brother (Brett) … Enjoys playing basketball, wakeboarding, watching
movies, being with family and friends, and singing in the shower … Major: Human Performance/Health
Science … Would like to become a physical therapist following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “As
I started looking into Corban, I just felt like God was pointing me in this direction. Every little detail fell into
place. My recruiting visit sealed the deal, as I fell in love with the campus, the people, the atmosphere, and
the basketball program.”
Corban Career Statistics:
YEAR G/GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG AST/AVG
07-08 17/0 6-17 .353 2-7 .286 2-4 .500 16/0.9 4/0.2 5/0.3
08-09 27/0 16-51 .314 3-10 .300 26-35 .743 61/2.3 25/0.9 11/0.4
Career 44/0 22-68 .324 5-17 .294 28-39 .718 77/1.8 29/0.7 16/0.4
Corban Career Highs:
Points: 6, three times, last at Warner Pacific (2/13/09)
Rebounds: 3, four times, last versus Oregon Tech (2/21/09)
Assists: 2, two times, last at Warner Pacific (2/13/09)
Steals: 2, at Simpson (11/13/08)
#25 BECKY BUHLER
Center, 6-2, Sophomore
Clackamas, Oregon
Clackamas High School
2008-09: Appeared in all 29 games as a freshman … Started 2 … Scored 217 points (avg.
7.5) … Grabbed 107 rebounds (avg. 3.7) … Handed out 29 assists (avg. 1.0) … Recorded
21 steals (avg. 0.7) … Blocked 19 shots (avg. 0.7) … Scored season and career-high 18
points versus Southern Oregon (2/20/09) … Grabbed season and career-high 9 rebounds versus Evergreen
(12/5/08) … Handed out season and career-high 4 assists at Cascade (2/14/09) … Recorded season and
career-high 3 steal at Oregon Tech (1/2/09) … Blocked season and career-high 3 shots at Cascade (2/14/09).
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Clackamas High School in 2008 … Competed in basketball
(4 years), cross country (2 years), and tennis (2 years) … Earned team MVP honor following junior campaign
… Named back-to-back honorable mention all-state at the 6A level following junior and senior seasons …
Earned all-league honorable mention as a sophomore before earning all-league 1 st team honors as a junior
… Is the school record holder in blocked shots and three-point field goals. PERSONAL: Born in Oregon
City, Ore. to Steve and Kathy Buhler … 1 of 4 children … Has 1 sister (Kristen) and 2 brothers (Jonathan &
Dan) … Brother, Dan, and sister-in-law, Jessica, both graduated and played basketball at Corban … Enjoys
hanging out with friends, shopping, watching movies, baking, and being spontaneous … Major: Physical
Education … Would like to become a middle or high school teacher following graduation. Why I chose
Corban: “I loved all the girls and coaches on the team. It was definitely where God led me, while giving
me the opportunity to play ball and grow spiritually as well.”
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Corban Career Statistics:
YEAR G/GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG AST/AVG
08-09 29/2 85-230 .370 35-101 .347 12-18 .667 217/7.5 107/3.7 29/1.0
Corban Career Highs:
Points: 18, versus Southern Oregon (2/20/09)
Rebounds: 9, versus Evergreen (12/5/08)
Assists: 4, at Cascade (2/14/09)
Steals: 3, at Oregon Tech (1/2/09)
Blocks: 3, at Cascade (2/14/09)
#32 ASHLYN ROOS
Guard, 5-4, Freshman
Salem, Oregon
Sprague High School
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2009 from nearby Sprague High School …
Played basketball (4 years), cross country (1 year), and golf (1 year) … Named honorable
mention all-league as a junior and senior … Helped lead Olympians to state playoffs and
runner-up finish in league as a senior … Named all-academic team as a sophomore. PERSONAL: Born in
Salem, Ore. to Derek and Michelle Roos … 1 of 5 children … Has 3 brothers (Trent, Taylor, & Corey) and
1 sister (Jami) … Father, Derek, and mother, Michelle, both graduated from Western Baptist … Father,
Derek, played basketball for the Warriors … Mother, Michelle, played volleyball for WBC … Aunt, Kelly
Charbanaeu, competed in cross country and track at Montana State University … Enjoys cooking, being
outdoors, watching movies, traveling, camping, boating, and socializing … Major: Health Science … Would
like to become a physical therapist following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I have always wanted
to go to a Christian school and when I visited Corban I loved the staff and basketball coaches. The people
here were so nice and I knew I could accomplish great things here.”
#33 MONIQUE TRIBBLE
Center, 6-2, Senior
Coquille, Oregon
Coquille High School
Clackamas Community College
2008-09: Appeared in all 29 games as a junior … Started 28 … Scored 224 points (avg.
7.7) … Grabbed 147 rebounds (avg. 5.1) … Handed out 10 assists (avg. 0.3) … Recorded
22 steals (avg. 0.8) … Blocked a team-high 31 shots (avg. 1.1) … Scored season and career-high 15 points
at Cascade (2/14/09) … Grabbed season and career-high 13 rebounds versus The College of Idaho (2/6/09)
… Handed out a season and career-high 1 assist ten times (last at Southern Oregon, 2/24/09) … Recorded
season and career-high 3 steals versus Northwest Christian (1/23/09) … Blocked season and career-high 4
shots versus The College of Idaho (2/6/09). CLACKAMAS CC: Played two seasons at Clackamas Community
College under head coach Jim Martineau … Appeared in 30 games, started 29, as a sophomore … Led
the team in field goals attempted (321) and field goals made (173) … Finished second on the team in
scoring (415 points) and scoring average (13.8 ppg) … Led the Cougars in rebounding with 242 board,
while averaing 8.1 rebounds per contest … Appeared in six games as a freshman … Averaged 7.3 points
and 7.7 rebounds per game … Named as member of the NWAACC All-Academic Team and 2 nd team allleague
following sophomore season … Played as a member of the Southern Region All-Star Team. HIGH
SCHOOL: Graduated in 2005 from Coquille High School … Played three years of basketball … Was the
second leading scorer in the state at the 3A level as a senior … Earned 1 st team all-league honor and allstate
honorable mention following senior season … Named 1 st team all-league after junior campaign …
Earned team MVP honor following junior and senior seasons … Helped lead Coquille to the Pacific Rim
Tourney title, while earning MVP honors. PERSONAL: Born in Coquille, Ore. to Bryon Woods and Tracey
Haeckler … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 sister (Shelby) and 1 brother (Spencer) … Enjoys shopping, watching
funny movies, and playing video games … Major: English Communications. Why I chose Corban: “I
chose Corban because the minute I met the girls on this team, they treated me like I was already a part of
a team. I came in late and worried how I would adjust to new people so quickly, but they befriended me
so fast. I also love the school itself. I know I’m going to walk away from here with a good education and
amazing new friends. This team will be great this year!”
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Corban Career Statistics:
YEAR G/GS FG-FGA FG% 3P-3PA 3P% FT-FTA FT% PTS/AVG REB/AVG AST/AVG
08-09 29/28 90-203 .443 0-1 .000 44-65 .677 224/7.7 147/5.1 10/0.3
Corban Career Highs:
Points: 15, at Cascade (2/14/09)
Rebounds: 13, versus The College of Idaho (2/6/09)
Assists: 1, ten times, last at Southern Oregon (2/24/09)
Steals: 3, versus Northwest Christian (1/23/09)
Blocks: 4, versus The College of Idaho (2/6/09)
#40 MELISSA JONES
Center, 6-0, Freshman
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Mazama High School
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2009 from Mazama High School … Played
basketball (4 years), softball (4 years), and soccer (1 year) … Named team Most Valuable
Player and 1 st team all-conference as a senior … Earned 2 nd team all-conference
recognition as a junior … Named Most Inspirational and 2 nd team all-conference as a goalie in soccer as a
senior. PERSONAL: Born in Modesto, Calif. to Larry and Paula Jones … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister
(Heather) … Enjoys snowboarding, drawing, and hanging out with family & friends … Major: Psychology …
Would like to become a psychotherapist following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I chose Corban
because God led me here and He knew this is where I belonged.”
#44 TERRA RUST
Guard, 5-7, Freshman
Adrian, Oregon
Adrian High School
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors in 2009 from Adrian High School … Played
basketball (4 years), softball (4 years), volleyball (3 years), and track & field (1 year) …
Named 1 st team all-league and all-district following junior and senior seasons … Earned
2 nd team all-state recognition after senior campaign … Named co-MVP of High Desert League following
senior season … Named all-league honorable mention as a sophomore … Also earned all-league honors
in both volleyball and softball. PERSONAL: Born in Ontario, Ore. to Ted Rust … Is 1 of 3 children …
Has 2 brothers (Tyler & Travis) … Major: History Education … Would like to become a teacher following
graduation. Why I chose Corban: “It seemed like a good Christian environment where I could
grow with God. I loved the players at Corban, as they were really welcoming and it seemed like a fun
environment to play in.”
RACHEL NEWBY
Guard, 5-9, Junior
Portland, Oregon
Centennial High School
Warner Pacific College
WARNER PACIFIC: Played two seasons for fellow conference member Warner Pacific
… Appeared in 57 games for the Knights … Started 7 … Scored 120 points (avg. 2.1)
… Grabbed 81 rebounds (avg. 1.4) … Handed out 45 assists (avg. 0.8) … Recorded 17 steals (avg. 0.3)
… Blocked 3 shots (avg. 0.1). HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2007 Centennial High School … Played four
seasons of basketball, water polo, and track & field … Named honorable mention all-league as a senior …
Voted team captain prior to junior and senior seasons … Named Most Inspirational Player following senior
campaign … Earned Leadership Award following junior season … Three-time team MVP in water polo …
Two-time 1 st team all-league in water polo … Named 1 st team all-league in track as a senior. PERSONAL:
Born in Portland, Ore. to Jim and Pam Newby … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 brother (Tim) and 1 sister
(Elizabeth) … Enjoys oil painting, drawing, writing poetry, and cooking … Major: English/Education …
Would like to become a teacher following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “God was leading me to
a new college and I wasn’t quite sure where that was. I sought out three different places and each time I
looking somewhere else the door was closed. Corban was the window I wasn’t expecting to be open and
God has blessed my steps and decision to come here.”
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#22 EMILY TSUGAWA
Guard, 5-5, Freshman
Gladstone, Oregon
Gladstone High School
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HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated as the salutatorian in 2009 from Gladstone High School …
Played basketball (4 years), soccer (4 years), and softball (1 year) … Competed as part of
the OACA East-West All-Star Series as a senior … Named league Player of the Year, 1 st
team all-state, and 1 st team all-league in soccer all four years … Member of two-time league champions
in soccer. PERSONAL: Born in Portland, Ore. to John and Heather Tsugawa … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1
sister (Tracy) … Enjoys listening to music, watching television, playing sports, and hanging out with friends
… Major: Elementary Education … Would like to become a elementary school teacher following graduation.
Why I chose Corban: “Corban seemed like a pretty nice school and it’s a great place to major in
Education. Plus, it has a great Christian atmosphere and a lot of nice people.”
#34 KAYLA FROELICH-WILLIAMS
Center, 6-3, Freshman
Wilton, California
Wilton Christian High School
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in 2009 from Wilton Christian High School … Played
basketball (4 years), volleyball (4 years), and golf (1 year) … Helped lead Patriots to
back-to-back section championship games as a junior and senior … Voted league Most
Valuable Player twice as a junior and senior … Earned 1 st team all-league and all-city honorable mention in
volleyball as a senior. PERSONAL: Born in Wilton, Calif. to Hal and Joyce Williams … Is 1 of 4 children …
Has 3 brothers (Chris, Miguel, & Jonah) … Enjoys spending time with family and friends … Major: English
Communications … Would like to work for Make-A-Wish following graduation. Why I chose Corban:
“It seemed to be the school that would fit best with what I wanted in a college.”
#35 LAUREN CROSS
Guard, 5-8, Freshman
Missoula, Montana
Valley Christian High School
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated as co-valedictorian in 2009 from Valley Christian High School
… Played basketball (4 years), cross country (3 years), and track & field (2 years) …
Two-time all-conference honorable mention as a junior and senior … Helped lead Valley
Christian to divisional playoffs for first time in 10 years as a senior … Four-time academic all-state team
member … Participated in three cross country and two track & field state championships. PERSONAL:
Born in Missoula, Mt. to Andrew and Mary Cross … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 sisters (Heidi & Josie)
and 1 brother (Nathan) … Major: Exercise Science … Would like to become a personal trainer following
graduation. Why I chose Corban: “I chose Corban because Christ is the center of everything.”
#40 KATE TRACY
Center, 6-1, Freshman
Eagle, Idaho
St. Ambrose High School
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated as the valedictorian in 2009 from St. Ambrose Christian
High School … Played basketball (4 years), volleyball (3 years), track & field (2 years),
and soccer (1 year) … Helped lead St. Ambrose Christian to the CSAA championship as
a senior … Named 1 st team all-league following senior season. PERSONAL: Born in Boise, Idaho to Darel
and Carla Tracy … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2 brothers (Dylan & Ian) and 1 sister (Maia) … Father, Darel,
played football at the University of Idaho … Enjoys wakeboarding, water skiing, snowboarding, skiing, and
anything outdoors … Major: English. Why I chose Corban: “I wanted to play basketball and run track
in a Christian environment that had a strong academic program.”
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#52 SARAH LONGWELL
Forward, 5-9, Freshman
Union, Oregon
Union High School
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated as class valedictorian in 2009 from Union High School …
Played basketball (4 years), volleyball (4 years), and softball (2 years) … Named 1 st team
all-league as a senior … Earned 2 nd team and honorable mention all-league in volleyball
as a junior and senior. PERSONAL: Born in Durango, Colo. to Beth Longwell … Is 1 of 4 children … Has 2
sisters (Melissa & Jennifer) and 1 brother (Timothy) … Enjoys playing sports, doing anything outdoors, and
hanging out with family & friends … Major: Business. Why I chose Corban: “I wanted to attend a
Christian school that wasn’t too far from home and I felt Corban was where God wanted me to be.”
2008 Season Summary
Tenth-year head coach Terry Williams
returned to the bench to begin his second
decade of coaching at Corban having to
replace the program’s all-time leading
scorer and hoping to make another run at
the playoffs after a one-year hiatus.
For the second straight season,
Corban played an exhibition contest
against a Division I opponent. This time,
the Warriors went toe-to-toe with Pacific
10 Conference member Washington in
Seattle. Despite falling to the Huskies, 92-
57, Corban knew that they could hang
with the “big boys” as freshman Katie
Steigleman (Eugene, Ore.) dropped in a
game-high 23 points in her first collegiate
contest.
Coming off the exhibition contest
with Washington, Corban picked up a
pair of non-conference victories over
Simpson and then proceeded to go 4-1
in the month of December with wins
over conference members Evergreen and
Northwest Christian.
As the calendar turned to the New
Year, so did the Warriors’ fortunes. Corban
won only three games in the month of
January and nearly missed the playoffs if it
were not for a late season run. Thanks to
three wins in its last four games, Corban
qualified for the postseason as the No.
6-seed and had to travel south to take on
Southern Oregon.
In the quarterfinals of the Cascade
Collegiate Conference tournament, Corban
ran into a tough Raider team that ended
the Warriors’ season, 77-71.
Steigleman paced Corban’s offense
with 485 total points and an average of
16.7 points per game, while senior Kailey
Bostwick (Medford, Ore.) aided the
freshman’s scoring performance with an
average of 11.2 points per contest. Both
players were named to the all-conference
team, while Steigleman earned one Player
of the Week honor thanks to her play over
the final weekend of the regular season.
On the boards, Steigleman pulled
down a team-best 207 rebounds and
averaged a team-high 7.1 boards per
contest. Aiding on the glass was freshman
Joani Reimer (Ferndale, Wash.), who
grabbed 134 rebounds, and junior
Monique Tribble (Coquille, Ore.), who
pulled down an average of 4.2 boards per
contest.
Williams continued to add to his
school record win total, as the 10-year
leader of the Warriors is now 169-155
overall.
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2008 Results
November
10 Loss at Washington (exhibition) 57-92
13 Win at Simpson 66-50
14 Loss vs. Concordia-Irvine & 69-77
15 Loss vs. San Diego Christian & 61-72
22 Win Simpson 84-75
28 Loss at Lewis-Clark State # 76-84
29 Loss vs. Whitman # 65-73
December
5 Win Evergreen * 61-47
6 Loss Northwest * 54-63
12 Win at Linfield 76-59
20 Win at Northwest Christian * 59-54
30 Win at Pacific (Ore.) 71-61
January
2 Loss at Oregon Tech * 87-89
3 Loss at Southern Oregon * 74-93
6 Loss at Concordia * 65-73
9 Win Cascade * 92-87
10 Win Warner Pacific * 74-67
16 Loss at Eastern Oregon * 67-74
17 Loss at College of Idaho * 54-74
20 Loss Concordia * 55-84
23 Loss Northwest Christian * 54-57
30 Loss at Northwest * 66-78
31 Win at Evergreen * 63-51
February
6 Loss College of Idaho * 81-90
7 Loss Eastern Oregon * 53-72
13 Win at Warner Pacific * 85-61
14 Loss at Cascade * 73-75
20 Win Southern Oregon * 86-79
21 Win Oregon Tech * 51-48
24 Loss at Southern Oregon ~ 71-77
* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game
& Simpson University Tournament
# Kim Evanger Raney Classic
~ Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament
2008-09 Final Cascade Collegiate
Conference Standings
conference Overall
W l W L
Concordia 18 2 29 4
College of Idaho 18 2 29 5
Southern Oregon 16 4 25 7
Eastern Oregon 13 7 18 10
Warner Pacific 10 10 15 16
Corban 8 12 12 17
Oregon Tech 7 13 14 16
Northwest 7 13 9 21
Cascade 5 15 12 15
Evergreen 5 15 10 17
Northwest Christian 3 17 8 21
Conference Tournament Results
FIRST ROUND
#1 Concordia 71, #8 Northwest 57
#2 College of Idaho 63, #7 Oregon Tech 41
#3 Southern Oregon 77, #6 Corban 71
#5 Warner Pacific 69, #4 Eastern Oregon 54
SEMIFINALS
#1 Concordia 74, #5 Warner Pacific 58
#2 College of Idaho 97, #3 Southern Oregon 88 (OT)
CHAMPIONSHIP
#1 Concordia 75, #2 College of Idaho 66
(Concordia, College of Idaho, and Southern Oregon advanced to
the NAIA Division II tournament.)
2008-09 Honors
All-Cascade Collegiate Conference:
Katie Steigleman, Kailey Bostwick
Academic All-Cascade Collegiate Conference:
Ashlee Jensen, Jennesa Miller, Kayla Shaughnessy
All-Cascade Collegiate Conference Player of the Week:
Katie Steigleman (2/23)
Team Awards:
Most Valuable – Kailey Bostwick
Best Offense – Katie Steigleman
Best Defense – Ashley Connell
Most Improved – Joani Reimer
Most Inspirational – Jennifer Hansen
Mighty Warrior – Ashley Connell
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2008-09 Statistics
(11-17 overall, 8-12 conference)
PLAYER G-GS FG-FGA PCT 3P-3PA PCT FT-FTA PCT PTS AVG REB AVG AST AVG ST AVG BLK
Katie Steigleman 29-27 177-416 .425 38-106 .358 93-131 .710 485 16.7 207 7.1 67 2.3 67 2.3 22
Kailey Bostwick 29-28 108-292 .370 58-168 .345 50-64 .781 324 11.2 66 2.3 137 4.7 42 1.4 2
Jennesa Miller 29-26 124-286 .434 7-20 .350 60-110 .545 315 10.9 122 4.2 45 1.6 37 1.3 4
Monique Tribble 29-27 90-203 .443 0-1 .000 44-65 .677 224 7.7 147 5.1 10 0.3 22 0.8 31
Becky Buhler 29-2 85-230 .370 35-101 .347 12-18 .667 217 7.5 107 3.7 29 1.0 21 0.7 19
Ashley Connell 29-28 61-145 .421 11-38 .289 42-61 .689 175 6.0 141 4.9 111 3.8 41 1.4 7
Joani Reimer 29-2 45-83 .542 1-1 1.000 52-66 .788 143 4.9 134 4.6 14 0.5 12 0.4 11
Ashlee Jensen 27-0 16-51 .314 3-10 .300 26-35 .743 61 2.3 25 0.9 11 0.4 6 0.2 0
Kayla Shaughnessy 29-0 7-33 .212 1-8 .125 7-13 .538 22 0.8 36 1.2 14 0.5 12 0.4 0
Kira Lyon 27-0 5-18 .278 0-5 .000 7-14 .500 17 0.6 21 0.8 7 0.3 2 0.1 0
Jennifer Hansen 25-0 4-13 .308 0-5 .000 2-3 .667 10 0.4 13 0.5 1 0.1 1 0.1 0
Corban 29 722-1770 .408 154-463 .333 395-580 .681 1993 68.7 1157 39.9 446 15.4 263 9.1 96
Opponents 29 686-1786 .384 181-533 .340 491-724 .678 2044 70.5 1206 41.6 375 12.9 308 10.6 75
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Women’s Basketball
Season Results
(Since 1990-91)
1990-91
(6-24) Jane Milne
at Sheldon Jackson L 55-88
at Sheldon Jackson L 63-81
at Saint Martin’s L 49-90
at Pacific L 48-82
at Willamette L 48-66
at Northwest L 46-59
Lewis and Clark L 49-70
Linfield W 59-57
at Simpson w 86-48
at Biola l 64-72
at The Master’s L 53-66
Concordia w 62-53
at George Fox L 51-61
Western Oregon L 50-68
Warner Pacific W 75-50
Northwest Nazarene L 49-60
Eastern Oregon L 48-75
Northwest w 65-50
at Columbia Christian L 53-64
Pacific L 49-70
Willamette l 50-57
at Eastern Oregon L 53-85
at Northwest Nazarene L 41-81
at Western Oregon L 36-91
Simpson w 76-22
at Warner Pacific L 58-64
at Concordia l (ot) 59-60
George Fox l 60-64
Columbia Christian L (ot) 61-63
at Lewis and Clark L 52-61
1991-92
(0-27) Joni Casterline
Lewis and Clark L
at Southern Oregon L
at Linfield
L
at Linfield
L
at Lewis and Clark L
George Fox
l
at Northwest Nazarene L
at Eastern Oregon L
Western Oregon L
at Warner Pacific L
at Willamette
L
Northwest
l
Columbia Christian L
Linfield
L
Southern Oregon L
at Pacific
L
Concordia
l
at Western Oregon L
Willamette
l
Eastern Oregon L
Northwest Nazarene L
at George Fox L
Warner Pacific L
Pacific
L
at Columbia Christian L
at Concordia
l
at Northwest
L
1992-93
(5-22) Joni Casterline
at George Fox L 39-105
at Linfield L 38-80
vs Columbia Christian W 76-49
Corban College & Graduate School
Willamette l 50-86
at Columbia Christian W 76-68
Southern Oregon L 45-71
at Linfield L 45-84
vs Pacific Lutheran L 41-76
vs Lewis and Clark L 45-106
Pacific L 61-106
Linfield L 40-76
Western Oregon L 52-73
at Southern Oregon L 41-97
George Fox l 35-82
Northwest l 54-78
at Concordia l 44-84
Columbia Christian W 60-49
at Sheldon Jackson L 49-66
at Sheldon Jackson L 50-81
at Western Oregon L 63-94
at Lewis and Clark L 29-120
Concordia w 64-53
at Northwest L 43-67
Eastern Oregon L 56-88
Northwest Nazarene L 42-77
at Willamette L 47-96
Columbia Christian W 72-59
1993-94
(2-20) kelly Duell
Southern Oregon * L 50-83
Saint Martin’s L 42-116
Lewis and Clark L 53-102
at Linfield L 42-102
at Willamette L 36-90
at Saint Martin’s L 44-92
at Northwest W 61-57
Eastern Oregon * L 72-90
Northwest Nazarene * L 49-89
Western Oregon * L 19-114
George Fox * L 58-103
at Concordia * L 64-71
at Northwest Nazarene * L 40-93
at Eastern Oregon * L 79-120
at Pacific L 56-131
at George Fox * L 35-97
Linfield L 48-58
Concordia * l (3ot) 64-66
Northwest w (3ot) 82-78
Willamette l 58-82
at Southern Oregon * L 57-94
at Western Oregon * L 41-103
1994-95
NCCAA National Champions
(17-16) terry Williams
at Whitworth L 37-84
at Whitman w 58-53
at Linfield W 62-52
at Lewis and Clark L 40-54
at Pacific Lutheran L 57-59
at Northwest L 45-55
Linfield W 61-54
Willamette l 62-85
at Simpson w 103-39
Whitman w 64-63
at Pacific Union W 77-44
at Holy Names W 79-66
at UC Santa Cruz L 65-73
at Western Oregon * L 59-80
at Willamette L 55-77
Southern Oregon * W 80-74
Northwest w 78-64
Walla Walla w 77-45
Eastern Oregon * W 75-66
at Concordia * W 71-65
George Fox * L 64-78
Whitworth l 52-71
at George Fox * L 57-75
Northwest Nazarene * L 46-67
Western Oregon * L 64-79
at Southern Oregon * L 47-82
Concordia * w 68-51
at Eastern Oregon * L 83-95
at Northwest Nazarene * L 54-57
Northwest w 55-49
vs Oakland City ^ W 70-60
vs Cedarville ^ W 65-61
vs Bartlesville ^ W 66-64
1995-96
NCCAA National Champions
(24-11) terry Williams
at George Fox L 53-68
Holy Names w 76-66
at Willamette L 51-68
at Pacific L 66-77
at Lewis and Clark W 58-37
at Linfield W 60-54
George Fox w 80-71
at Central Washington W 60-57
at Seattle l 71-77
Lewis and Clark W 75-63
Humboldt State W 71-68
at Malaspina w 53-34
at Douglas w 51-45
at Trinity Western W 78-38
Northwest Nazarene * W 65-64
Albertson * l 66-67
Willamette w 67-63
at Southern Oregon * W (ot) 87-75
at Simpson w 92-37
at Eastern Oregon * L 66-67
at Concordia * W 67-56
at Western Oregon * L 49-60
Southern Oregon * L 49-79
at Northwest W 78-70
Concordia * w 75-50
Eastern Oregon * W 86-50
at Albertson * W 79-66
at Northwest Nazarene * L 53-75
Western Oregon * L 56-74
Northwest w 93-72
at Western Oregon # L 56-90
Northwest w 91-65
vs Olivet Nazarene ^ W 76-69
vs Emmanuel ^ W 72-45
vs Lee ^ w 77-56
1996-97
(25-9) terry Williams
vs Albertson w 72-60
at Northwest Nazarene L 71-87
at Seattle Pacific L 68-81
at George Fox W 63-60
at Linfield W 80-65
vs Patten w 90-42
vs Holy Names W 73-61
George Fox w 65-62
at Willamette W 65-64
vs Western Oregon W 66-64
at Saint Martin’s L 56-77
Linfield W 104-48
at Albertson * L 58-63
at NW Nazarene * L 57-67
Pacific Christian W 102-44
Eastern Oregon * W 76-54
Southern Oregon * W 79-77
Northwest w 71-53
Concordia * w 86-47
Western Oregon * W 79-59
Willamette w 57-54
at Southern Oregon * L 69-89
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at Eastern Oregon * W 74-64
at Northwest W 51-47
at Concordia * W 80-65
Northwest Nazarene * W 74-65
Albertson * w 74-61
at Western Oregon * W 66-52
Southern Oregon # W 83-80
at Northwest Nazarene # L 58-71
Northwest w 66-53
vs Oakland City ^ L 58-60
vs Olivet Nazarene ^ W 67-57
vs Roberts Wesleyan ^ L 63-64
1997-98
(12-18) terry Williams
Evergreen w 70-39
at Linfield W (2ot) 77-69
vs Carroll l 66-84
at Montana Tech L 46-53
vs Western Montana L 48-68
at Saint Martin’s L 52-74
at George Fox L 53-57
at Willamette L 64-69
Central Washington L 51-72
vs Pacific Lutheran W 72-41
vs Eastern Oregon W 60-46
Montana Tech W 80-65
at Gonzaga l 47-89
at Whitworth W 73-59
Western Oregon * L 66-73
at Concordia * W 87-63
at Northwest * W 64-49
at Eastern Oregon * W 54-51
at Southern Oregon * L 33-74
Albertson * l 67-78
Northwest Nazarene * L 68-76
Southern Oregon * L 59-72
Eastern Oregon * W 76-55
at Seattle Pacific L 46-102
at Northwest Nazarene * L 53-65
at Albertson * L 34-63
Northwest * w 67-56
Concordia * w 71-55
at Western Oregon * L 62-71
at Albertson # L 61-65
1998-99
(15-18) terry Williams
Saint Martin’s L 53-73
at Warner Pacific W 96-39
Pacific Lutheran L 55-56
George Fox l 63-73
at Willamette W 62-54
vs Western Oregon L 58-91
at George Fox W 67-51
vs Holy Names W 61-53
at Southern Oregon L 58-70
at Western Oregon L 57-75
Linfield W 71-67
vs North Park W (ot) 67-63
at Puget Sound L 65-84
Pacific W 71-36
vs Wayland Baptist L 65-78
vs Westmont W 45-40
at Concordia * W 78-49
Evergreen w 48-40
Northwest * w 76-60
Willamette l 63-64
Albertson * l 37-58
Northwest Nazarene * L 52-53
at Eastern Oregon * L (ot) 50-66
at Southern Oregon * L 56-64
at Northwest Nazarene* L 46-65
at Albertson * W 49-38
The Master’s l 52-55
Southern Oregon * L 65-66
Eastern Oregon * L 59-61
at Northwest * W 73-65
at Evergreen w 66-48
Concordia * w 66-58
at Southern Oregon # L 43-60
1999-00
(13-19) terry Williams
Cascade w 75-58
Willamette l 67-69
vs Pacific Lutheran L 59-87
vs Holy Names W 85-80
at Cascade * w 68-52
at Seattle Pacific L 52-70
vs George Fox L 59-74
vs Dominican W 93-47
at Puget Sound L (ot) 82-83
at Lewis and Clark W 71-53
at Willamette L 59-64
at Pacific Lutheran L 62-68
at Linfield L 58-65
Linfield W 66-53
at George Fox L 64-77
at Southern Oregon * L 63-74
at Eastern Oregon * L 66-72
Concordia * w 74-61
Northwest * w 78-68
Evergreen * w 60-40
at Albertson * L 81-92
at Northwest Nazarene * L 60-74
Eastern Oregon * L 52-61
Southern Oregon * W 79-71
Warner Pacific W 92-31
Northwest Nazarene * L 49-79
Albertson * l 63-73
at Warner Pacific W 76-33
at Evergreen * W 76-61
at Northwest * L 55-62
at Concordia * L 55-62
at Southern Oregon # L 62-76
2000-01
Conference Tournament Champions
(19-13) terry Williams
Lewis-Clark State L 50-88
Concordia-Irvine W 70-56
Mid-American Bible W 77-70
at Western Oregon L 58-83
vs Linfield L 58-71
vs Westminster W 72-65
at Great Falls w 74-69
vs Montana
State Northern L 67-79
Pacific Lutheran L 57-69
at Northwest * W 78-68
at Evergreen * W 68-56
at Seattle Pacific L 46-78
vs Cal State-Hayward W 62-45
at Menlo w 74-63
at Cascade * w 60-46
at Warner Pacific * W 71-43
at Eastern Oregon * W 62-57
at Albertson * L 58-61
Concordia * l 72-80
at Southern Oregon * L 59-63
Evergreen * w 106-55
Northwest * w 81-68
Warner Pacific * L 62-64
Cascade * w 63-45
Albertson * l 58-67
Eastern Oregon * W 88-67
at Concordia * W 72-64
Southern Oregon * L 51-65
Warner Pacific # W 72-61
at Albertson # W 73-68
at Southern Oregon # W 57-54
vs Holy Names + L 63-81
2001-02
(23-13) terry Williams
vs Northwest L 58-69
vs Cascade w 70-52
Multnomah Bible W 82-24
at Seattle Pacific L 58-85
vs George Fox L 58-62
vs Pacific W 67-56
at Willamette W 74-68
vs George Fox L 69-84
at Pacific Lutheran L 48-60
Lewis and Clark W 82-53
Linfield W 71-69
at Evergreen * W 84-74
at Northwest * W 72-55
Bethany w 54-52
vs UC Davis l 50-79
vs Westminster W 67-61
at Eastern Oregon * L 83-96
at Albertson * L 51-55
at Walla Walla W 103-48
Concordia * w 70-65
at Cascade * w 58-49
Warner Pacific * W 79-42
at Southern Oregon * W 73-67
Walla Walla w 98-38
Cascade * w 72-52
at Concordia * W 57-55
at Warner Pacific * W 72-55
Northwest * w 71-62
Evergreen * w 68-62
Albertson * l 52-56
Eastern Oregon * L 64-76
Southern Oregon * W 83-80
Southern Oregon # L 85-86
vs The Master’s ^ L 71-84
vs Tennessee Temple ^ W (ot) 91-83
vs Bryan ^ l 63-84
2002-03
(17-15) Dave Bale
vs Huron w 90-64
at Lewis-Clark State L 65-96
at Pacific L 61-69
at George Fox L 55-69
Pacific W 55-53
Willamette l 58-62
George Fox l 59-71
at Linfield W 54-48
Albertson * l 52-71
Eastern Oregon * W 79-67
at Puget Sound L 69-77
Pacific Lutheran W 57-51
Concordia * l 76-80
at Evergreen * W (ot) 79-73
at Northwest * W 66-47
at Southern Oregon * L 76-88
Warner Pacific * L 60-67
Cascade * w 74-73
at Eastern Oregon * W 83-65
at Albertson * L 62-77
at Oregon Tech * L 67-77
at Concordia * L 67-71
Northwest * w 63-37
Evergreen * w 69-47
at Cascade * w 58-55
at Warner Pacific * W 81-68
Southern Oregon * W 83-72
Oregon Tech * W 73-54
Concordia # w 69-57
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Corban College & Graduate School
at Oregon Tech # W 74-63
at Southern Oregon # L 61-77
vs Hastings + L 58-96
2003-04
(14-14) Dave Bale
Pacific Lutheran L 38-67
at Willamette L 66-68
at Saint Martin’s L 72-96
Willamette w 60-36
vs Walla Walla W 86-30
at Whitman w 73-65
George Fox w 71-68
at Oregon Tech * L 64-80
at Southern Oregon * L 64-72
Linfield W 67-60
at Pacific Lutheran L 47-57
at Concordia * W 73-61
Evergreen * w 93-78
Northwest * l 55-61
Eastern Oregon * L (ot) 71-74
at Warner Pacific * L (ot) 70-78
at Cascade * w 76-52
Southern Oregon * W 59-51
Oregon Tech * L 52-65
Albertson * w 60-48
Concordia * w 93-65
at Northwest * L 78-83
at Evergreen * W 56-55
Warner Pacific * L 68-76
Cascade * w 78-46
at Eastern Oregon * L 59-77
at Albertson * W 78-69
at Oregon Tech # L 55-77
2004-05
Conference Tournament Champions
(24-10) Dave Bale
at Northwest Christian W 67-56
at Carroll l 59-77
vs. Montana-Western L 71-79
Willamette w 64-59
Western Oregon L 52-67
at Willamette W 74-62
Lewis-Clark State W 70-61
at Linfield W 58-55
Northwest Christian W 79-34
at George Fox L 52-83
at Western Oregon W 71-69
Oregon Tech * W (ot) 62-55
Southern Oregon * W 79-62
Concordia * l 62-71
at Pacific Lutheran W 55-47
at Evergreen * W 71-64
at Northwest * W 77-61
at Eastern Oregon * L 60-71
Warner Pacific * W 68-67
Cascade *
at Southern Oregon * W 74-64
at Oregon Tech * L 52-56
at Albertson * W 40-38
at Concordia * W 68-62
Northwest * w 67-54
Evergreen * w (ot) 70-64
at Warner Pacific * W 64-47
at Cascade * w 76-62
Eastern Oregon * L 50-65
Albertson * l 57-68
Concordia # w 65-54
at Eastern Oregon # W 80-72
Albertson # w 60-57
vs. Concordia (Neb.) + L 70-58
2005-06
(25-7) Dave Bale
at Northwest Christian W 63-56
vs. Westminster (Utah) W 85-69
at Lewis-Clark State L 50-66
at Willamette W 72-50
at Holy Names (Calif.) W 77-59
vs. Dominican (Calif.) W 62-53
Southern Oregon * W 69-61
Oregon Tech * W 79-55
Willamette w 72-32
Pacific Lutheran L 66-76
at Western Oregon W 80-56
Western Oregon W 68-61
Lewis & Clark W 62-53
at Eastern Oregon * L 56-76
at Albertson * W 74-56
at Concordia * W 78-48
Evergreen * w 81-58
Northwest * w 68-57
at Cascade * w 67-53
at Warner Pacific * L 68-79
Albertson * w 53-45
Eastern Oregon * W 73-66
Concordia * w 70-50
Northwest Christian W 70-49
at Northwest * W 78-72
at Evergreen * L 45-52
Cascade * w 92-40
Warner Pacific * L 70-77
at Oregon Tech * W 73-61
at Southern Oregon * W 62-55
Northwest # w 82-61
at Eastern Oregon # L 48-67
2006-07
Conference Regular Season
Champions
Conference Tournament Champions
(25-7) Dave Bale
Northwest Christian W 66-45
vs. California Baptist L 75-85
at William Jessup W 68-51
at Eastern Washington L 57-96
at Whitman l (ot) 83-90
Willamette w 71-62
at Lewis-Clark State W 86-68
at Southern Oregon * W 78-74
at Oregon Tech * L 63-74
at Willamette W 74-53
Linfield W 70-55
at Pacific W 61-44
Western Oregon W 68-61
Eastern Oregon * W 76-59
Albertson * l 69-73
Concordia * w 79-59
at Evergreen * W 63-62
at Northwest * W 90-61
Cascade * w 65-46
Warner Pacific * W 78-64
at Albertson * W 101-88
at Eastern Oregon * L 66-73
at Concordia * W 65-48
at Northwest Christian W 79-70
Northwest * w 58-51
Evergreen * w 66-52
at Cascade * w 71-36
at Warner Pacific * W 86-69
Oregon Tech * W 63-46
Southern Oregon * W 94-84
Concordia # w 80-50
Albertson # w 76-64
at Eastern Oregon # W 59-58
vs. Sterling (Kan.) + L 70-80
2007-08
(9-21) terry Williams
Concordia-Irvine L 56-72
at Gonzaga (exhib.) L 37-103
vs. Linfield L 50-65
at Puget Sound L 50-64
William Jessup W 83-60
Willamette w 63-54
at Evergreen * L 65-70 (OT)
at Northwest * W 56-47
Lewis & Clark W 64-55
at Western Oregon L 61-80
Pacific W 64-56
Northwest Christian * W 65-52
at Mesa State L 53-62
vs. Colorado Christian L 56-62
Oregon Tech * L 37-55
Southern Oregon * L 65-89
Concordia * l 57-58
at Cascade * l 58-63
at Warner Pacific * L 48-55
Eastern Oregon * L 67-76
College of Idaho * L 61-80
at Concordia * W 63-50
at Northwest Christian * L 51-59
Northwest * w 75-54
Evergreen * l 57-73
at College of Idaho * L 61-70
at Eastern Oregon * L 54-72
Warner Pacific * W 74-69
Cascade * l 62-72
at Southern Oregon * L 78-89
at Oregon Tech * L 55-60
2008-09
(12-17) terry Williams
at Washington (exhib.) L 57-92
at Simpson w 66-50
vs. Concordia-Irvine L 69-77
vs. San Diego Christian L 61-72
Simpson w 84-75
at Lewis-Clark State L 76-84
vs. Whitman l 65-73
Evergreen * w 61-47
Northwest * l 54-63
at Linfield W 76-59
at Northwest Christian * W 59-54
at Pacific (Ore.) W 71-61
at Oregon Tech * L 87-89
at Southern Oregon * L 74-93
at Concordia * L 65-73
Cascade * w 92-87
Warner Pacific * W 74-67
at Eastern Oregon * L 67-74
at College of Idaho * L 54-74
Concordia * l 55-84
Northwest Christian * L 54-57
at Northwest * L 66-78
at Evergreen * W 63-51
College of Idaho * L 81-90
Eastern Oregon * L 53-72
at Warner Pacific * W 85-61
at Cascade * l 73-75
Southern Oregon * W 86-79
Oregon Tech * W 51-48
at Southern Oregon # L 71-77
Abbreviation Key:
* Cascade Conference Game
# Cascade Conference Tournament
+ NAIA Division II Tournament
^ NCCAA Tournament
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Women’s Basketball
Series Records
(Since 1990-91)
Last
Opponent W-L Game
Bartlesville 1-0 1994-95
Bethany, Calif. 1-0 2001-02
Biola 0-1 1990-91
Bryan 0-1 2001-02
UC Davis 0-1 2001-02
UC Santa Cruz 0-1 1994-95
California Baptist 0-1 2006-07
Cal State-Hayward 1-0 2000-01
Carroll, Mont. 0-2 2004-05
Cascade 17-3 2008-09
Cedarville 1-0 1994-95
Central Washington 1-1 1997-98
College of Idaho 13-20 2008-09
Colorado Christian 0-1 2007-08
Columbia Christian 4-4 1992-93
Concordia, Calif. 1-2 2008-09
Concordia, Neb. 0-1 2004-05
Concordia, Ore. 27-14 2008-09
Dominican, Calif. 2-0 2005-06
Douglas 1-0 1995-96
Eastern Oregon 15-26 2008-09
Eastern Washington 0-1 2006-07
Emmanuel 1-0 1995-96
Evergreen 20-3 2008-09
George Fox 5-20 2004-05
Gonzaga 0-2 2007-08
Great Falls 1-0 2000-01
Hastings 0-1 2002-03
Holy Names 6-1 2005-06
Humboldt State 1-0 1995-96
Huron 1-0 2002-03
Lee 1-0 1995-96
Lewis and Clark 7-8 2007-08
Lewis-Clark State 1-4 2008-09
Linfield 14-11 2008-09
Malaspina 1-0 1995-96
Master’s 0-3 2001-02
Menlo 1-0 2000-01
Mesa State 0-1 2007-08
Mid-America Bible 1-0 2000-01
Montana State
Northern 0-1 2000-01
Montana Tech 1-1 1997-98
Montana Western 0-1 2004-05
Multnomah Bible 1-0 2001-02
North Park 1-0 1998-99
Northwest 31-12 2008-09
Northwest Christian 8-2 2008-09
Northwest Nazarene 2-19 1999-00
Oakland City 1-1 1996-97
Olivet Nazarene 2-0 1996-97
Oregon Tech 7-9 2008-09
Pacific, Ore. 5-8 2008-09
Pacific Christian 1-0 1996-97
Pacific Lutheran 4-10 2006-07
Pacific Union 1-0 1994-95
Patten 1-0 1996-97
Puget Sound 0-4 2007-08
Roberts Wesleyan 0-1 1996-97
Saint Martin’s 0-7 2003-04
San Diego Christian 0-1 2008-09
Seattle 0-1 1995-96
Seattle Pacific 0-5 2001-02
Sheldon Jackson 0-4 1992-93
Simpson, Calif. 6-0 2008-09
Southern Oregon 17-27 2008-09
Tennessee Temple 1-0 2001-02
Trinity Western 1-0 1995-96
Walla Walla 4-0 2003-04
Warner Pacific 16-10 2008-09
Washington 0-1 2008-09
Wayland Baptist 0-1 1998-99
Western Montana 0-1 1997-98
Western Oregon 7-20 2007-08
Westminster, Utah 3-0 2005-06
Westmont 1-0 1998-99
Whitman 3-2 2008-09
Whitworth 1-2 1997-98
Willamette 13-17 2007-08
William Jessup 2-0 2007-08
Women’s Basketball Records
(Since 1989)
SINGLE GAME
Points
Kylie Miller vs. Menlo, 12/30/00 39
Aubrey Dickson vs. Albertson, 2/8/01 34
Sarah Heytvelt vs. Biola, 12/18/90 34
Cassee Steed vs. Concordia, 1/9/98 32
Kylie Miller vs. Northwest, 12/15/00 31
Field Goals Made
Cassee Steed vs. Concordia, 1/9/98 15
Jessica Steigleman vs. Northwest Christian, 12/19/07 13
Kylie Miller vs. Northwest, 1/14/00 13
Seven times 12
Field Goal Attempts
Sarah Heytvelt vs. Sheldon Jackson, 11/16/90 30
Christy Nordstrom vs. George Fox, 1/15/94 27
Jessica Steigleman vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/18/08 26
Kelsie Piper vs. Albertson, 1/3/97 26
Kristie Brown vs. Concordia, 2/10/94 26
Three times 25
Field Goal Percentage
(Minimum 8 made)
Jessi Schaumburg vs. Western Ore., 12/20/05 (9-10) .900
Toran Lundgren vs.
Southern Oregon, 12/18/03 (9-10) .900
Beth Hamrick vs. Northwest, 2/16/96 (8-9) .889
Christy Nordstrom vs. Northwest, 2/16/96 (8-9) .889
Kylie Miller vs. Warner Pacific, 1/5/01 (8-10) .800
3-Point Field Goals Made
Lindsy Brownell vs. Cascade, 1/17/04 8
Kendall Dionne vs. Southern Oregon, 2/17/07 7
Lindsy Brownell vs. Warner Pacific, 2/15/03 7
Kailey Bostwick vs. Southern Oregon, 2/20/09 6
Kailey Bostwick vs. Warner Pacific, 2/13/09 6
Lindsy Brownell vs. Concordia, 1/2/04 6
Lindsy Brownell vs. Southern Oregon, 1/17/02 6
Twelve times 5
3-Point Field Goal Attempts
Shannon Getman vs. Northwest, 2/12/93 15
Shannon Getman vs. Concordia, 2/9/93 15
Kendall Dionne vs. Southern Oregon, 2/17/07 14
Lindsy Brownell vs. Northwest, 2/6/04 14
Lindsy Brownell vs. Southern Oregon, 1/17/02 14
Lindsy Brownell vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/4/02 14
3-Point Field Goal Percentage
(Minimum 4 made)
Beth Hamrick vs. Northwest, 2/16/96 (5-5) 1.000
Erin Plotts vs. Northwest, 2/6/04 (4-4) 1.000
Lindsy Brownell vs. Westminster, 12/29/01 (4-4) 1.000
Aubrey Dickson vs. Willamette, 11/20/99 (4-4) 1.000
Shannon Getman vs. Col. Christian, 12/11/92 (4-4) 1.000
Free Throws Made
Kylie Miller vs. Menlo, 12/30/00 15
Tosha Wilson vs. Northwest Christian, 1/27/06 12
Jessi Schaumburg vs. Albertson, 2/21/04 12
Tara Schmidgall vs. Evergreen, 12/14/01 12
Rosey Ball vs. Linfield, 11/25/97 12
Beth Hamrick vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/10/97 12
Beth Hamrick vs. George Fox, 12/5/95 12
Christy Nordstrom vs. Southern Oregon, 1/14/95 12
Free Throw Attempts
Rosey Ball vs. Linfield, 11/25/97 19
Rosey Ball vs. George Fox, 11/21/98 18
Christy Nordstrom vs. Willamette, 1/9/96 17
Christy Nordstrom vs. Northwest Nazarene, 1/8/94 17
Brianne Carras vs. Albertson, 12/20/06 16
Kylie Miller vs. Menlo, 12/30/00 16
Free Throw Percentage
(Minimum 10 made)
Jessi Schaumburg vs. Albertson, 2/21/04 (12-12) 1.000
Tara Schmidgall vs. Evergreen, 12/14/01 (12-12) 1.000
Beth Hamrick vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/10/97 (12-12) 1.000
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Beth Hamrick vs. George Fox, 12/5/95 (12-12) 1.000
Tosha Wilson vs. Oregon Tech, 2/17/06 (10-10) 1.000
Brianne Carras vs. Northwest, 2/3/06 (10-10) 1.000
Consecutive Free Throws Made
Tati Gallardo (20 games), 2002-03 39
Rebounds
Melissa Flick vs. Columbia Christian, 12/5/92 24
Cassee Steed vs. Concordia, 1/9/98 20
Christy Nordstrom vs. Concordia, 1/21/94 19
Marie Von Gunten vs. Warner Pacific, 2/9/91 19
Marie Von Gunten vs. Lewis and Clark, 12/11/90 19
Assists
Kailey Bostwick vs. Warner Pacific, 2/15/08 14
Brook Spence vs. Holy Names, 1/5/95 12
Brook Spence vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 12
Seven times 11
Steals
Michelle Fischer vs. Simpson, 12/15/90 10
Tosha Wilson vs. Albertson, 2/28/05 9
Jessica Patton vs. Dominican, 12/4/99 8
Christy Hansen vs. Montana Tech, 11/29/97 8
Nine times 7
Blocked Shots
Rosey Ball vs. Southern Oregon, 1/14/95 7
Rosey Ball vs. Warner Pacific, 11/19/98 6
Rosey Ball vs. Albertson, 2/9/96 6
Rosey Ball vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 6
Several times 5
SINGLE SEASON
Points
1. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 579
2. Aubrey Dickson, 2000-01 565
3. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 551
4. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 544
5. Jessica Steigleman 2007-08 533
6. Christy Hansen, 1998-99 524
7. Katie Steigleman, 2008-09 485
8 Jessi Norton, 2006-07 483
9. Christy Nordstrom, 1994-95 470
10. Chelsey Ward, 2001-02 461
Points Per Game
1. Jessica Steigleman, 2007-08 17.8
2. Aubrey Dickson, 2000-01 17.7
3. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 17.0
4. Katie Steigleman, 2008-09 16.7
5. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 16.5
6. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 16.2
7. Christy Hansen, 1998-99 15.9
8. Jessica Steigleman, 2006-07 14.3
9. Jessi Norton, 2006-07 14.2
Aubrey Dickson, 1999-00 14.2
Christy Nordstrom, 1994-95 14.2
Field Goals Made
1. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 215
2. Jessica Steigleman, 2007-08 209
3. Jessica Steigleman, 2006-07 200
Aubrey Dickson, 2000-01 200
5. Christy Nordstrom, 1994-95 196
6. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 188
7. Katie Steigleman, 2008-09 177
8. Brianne Carras, 2006-07 176
9. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 175
10. Christy Hansen, 1998-99 173
Field Goal Attempts
1. Jessica Steigleman, 2007-08 504
2. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 469
3. Aubrey Dickson, 2000-01 464
4. Jessica Steigleman, 2006-07 443
5. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 441
6. Sarah Heytvelt, 1990-91 440
7. Chelsey Ward, 2001-02 431
8. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 428
9. Katie Steigleman, 2008-09 416
Christy Nordstrom, 1994-95 416
Field Goal Percentage
(Minimum 2 made per game)
1. Brianne Carras, 2006-07 .577
2. Cassee Steed, 1999-00 .551
3. Tosha Wilson, 2006-07 .544
4. Cassee Steed, 1997-98 .541
5. Toran Lundgren, 2003-04 .528
6. Emily Goette, 2007-08 .514
7. Cassie Llewellyn, 2003-04 .505
8. Jessica Gama, 2003-04 .500
9. Brianne Carras, 2005-06 .492
10. Emily Kindle, 2005-06 .489
3-Point Field Goals Made
1. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 71
2. Kendall Dionne, 2006-07 62
3. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 61
4. Shannon Getman, 1992-93 60
5. Lindsy Brownell, 2003-04 59
6. Kailey Bostwick, 2008-09 58
7. Tati Gallardo, 2002-03 56
8. Chelsey Ward, 2001-02 55
9. Jessi Norton, 2006-07 54
10. Lindsy Brownell, 2002-03 50
3-Point Field Goal Attempts
1. Kendall Dionne, 2006-07 191
2. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 188
3. Chelsey Ward, 2001-02 174
4. Lindsy Brownell, 2003-04 173
5. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 172
6. Kailey Bostwick, 2008-09 168
7. Shannon Getman, 1992-93 160
8. Erin Plotts, 2004-05 158
9. Lindsy Brownell, 2001-02 152
Sarah Heytvelt, 1990-91 152
3-Point Field Goal Percentage
(Minimum 0.5 made per game)
1. Tati Gallardo, 2000-01 .473
2. Beth Hamrick, 1995-96 .455
3. Tati Gallardo, 2002-03 .434
4. Jessica Steigleman, 2007-08 .417
5. Beth Hamrick, 1996-97 .407
6. Tati Gallardo, 2001-02 .404
7. Jessi Schaumburg, 2005-06 .390
8. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 .378
9. Kylie Miller, 2000-01 .375
Shannon Getman, 1992-93 .375
Free Throws Made
1. Christy Hansen, 1998-99 147
2. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 142
3. Aubrey Dickson, 2000-01 137
4. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 130
5. Christy Nordstrom, 1996-97 117
6. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 114
7. Beth Hamrick, 1995-96 108
8. Tosha Wilson, 2006-07 98
9. Jessi Norton, 2006-07 97
Brianne Carras, 2006-07 97
Free Throw Attempts
1. Christy Hansen, 1998-99 202
2. Aubrey Dickson, 2000-01 198
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3. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 190
4. Christy Nordstrom, 1996-97 185
Rosey Ball, 1994-95 185
6. Rosey Ball, 1997-98 173
7. Rosey Ball, 1998-99 164
8. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 163
9. Christy Nordstrom, 1995-96 156
10. Christy Nordstrom, 1994-95 141
Free Throw Percentage
(Minimum 1 made per game)
1. Jessi Schaumburg, 2005-06 .889
2. Tati Gallardo, 2002-03 .871
3. Jessi Schaumburg, 2003-04 .849
4. Kendall Dionne, 2006-07 .841
5. Brook Spence, 1996-97 .830
6. Beth Hamrick, 1995-96 .824
7. Brianne Carras, 2005-06 .815
8. Tati Gallardo, 2001-02 .811
9. Tati Gallardo, 2000-01 .810
10. Kelsie Piper, 1996-97 .798
Rebounds
1. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 340
2. Christy Nordstrom, 1994-95 325
3. Marie Von Gunten, 1991-92 317
4. Marie Von Gunten, 1990-91 308
5. Cassee Steed, 1999-00 299
6. Rosey Ball, 1998-99 296
7. Cassee Steed, 1998-99 281
8. Brianne Carras, 2006-07 270
9. Marie Von Gunten, 1989-90 269
10. Christy Nordstrom, 1995-96 262
Rebounds Per Game
1. Marie Von Gunten, 1991-92 13.2
2. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 10.6
3. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-94 10.5
4. Marie Von Gunten, 1990-91 10.3
5. Christy Nordstrom, 1994-95 9.8
6. Cassee Steed, 1998-99 9.4
7. Cassee Steed, 1999-00 9.3
8. Rosey Ball, 1998-99 9.0
Marie Von Gunten, 1989-90 9.0
10. Cassee Steed, 1997-98 8.7
Assists
1. Brook Spence, 1994-95 233
2. Tosha Wilson, 2006-07 178
3. Tosha Wilson, 2005-06 168
4. Brook Spence, 1995-96 165
5. Brook Spence, 1996-97 164
6. Kailey Bostwick, 2007-08 155
7. Tosha Wilson, 2004-05 150
8. Sarah Heytvelt, 1990-91 141
9. Kailey Bostwick, 2008-09 137
10. Jessica Patton, 1999-00 128
Steals
1. Tosha Wilson, 2004-05 102
2. Tosha Wilson, 2006-07 98
3. Tati Gallardo, 2001-02 90
4. Tosha Wilson, 2005-06 86
5. Kelsie Piper, 1995-96 79
Rosey Ball, 1994-95 79
7. Tara Schmidgall, 2001-02 76
8. Kristie Brown, 1996-97 74
9. Jessi Norton, 2006-07 72
Brook Spence, 1995-96 72
Blocked Shots
1. Rosey Ball, 1994-95 79
2. Rosey Ball, 1998-99 48
3. Rosey Ball, 1995-96 45
4. Rosey Ball, 1997-98 44
5. Margie Lou Correll, 2007-08 32
6. Monique Tribble, 2008-09 31
7. Christy Hansen, 1998-99 30
8. Jessica Steigleman, 2007-08 27
9. Cassee Steed, 1999-00 25
10. Aubrey Dickson, 1999-00 24
CAREER
(Minimum 2 years played for per game
and percentage categories)
Points
1. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 1,747
2. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-97 1,502
3. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 1,420
4. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 1,348
5. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 1,311
6. Kristie Brown, 1993-97 1,229
7. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 1,222
8. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 1,130
9. Christy Hansen, 1995-99 1,117
10. Kylie Miller, 1997-98, 99-02 1,049
Points Per Game
1. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 16.4
2. Aubrey Dickson, 1999-01 15.9
3. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 14.3
4. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-97 12.4
5 Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 12.3
6. Shannon Getman, 1992-94 12.1
7. Rose Gillette, 1989-90, 91-92 11.8
8. Brianne Carras, 2004-07 11.9
9. Sarah Heytvelt, 1989-91 11.4
10. Kylie Miller, 1997-98, 99-02 11.3
Field Goals Made
1. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 707
2. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-97 595
3. Kristie Brown, 1993-97 514
4. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 509
5. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 507
6. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 480
7. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 437
8. Brianne Carras, 2004-07 394
9. Kylie Miller, 1997-98, 99-02 392
10. Christy Hansen, 1995-99 375
Field Goal Attempts
1. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 1,672
2. Kristie Brown, 1993-97 1,364
3. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-97 1,356
4. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 1,265
5. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 1,199
6. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 998
7. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 941
8. Lindsy Brownell, 2001-04 923
9. Christy Hansen, 1995-99 898
10. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 897
Field Goal Percentage
(Minimum 2 made per game)
1. Brianne Carras, 2004-07 .524
2. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 .510
3. Emily Goette, 2005-06, 07-08 .504
4. Toran Lundgren, 2000-04 .483
5. Cassie Llewellyn, 2001-04 .482
6. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 .464
7. Marie Von Gunten, 1989-92 .452
8. Beth Hamrick, 1995-97 .450
9. Amber Matthews, 1999-03 .448
Jessica Gama, 2003-05 .448
3-Point Field Goals Made
1. Lindsy Brownell, 2001-04 154
2. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 136
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3. Tati Gallardo, 2000-03 133
4. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 132
5. Chelsey Ward, 1999-02 109
6. Erin Plotts, 2002-06 108
7. Tara Schmidgall, 1999-03 100
8. Shannon Getman, 1992-94 97
9. Kailey Bostwick, 2007-09 95
10. Kendall Dionne, 2005-07 90
3-Point Field Goal Attempts
1. Lindsy Brownell, 2001-04 464
2. Erin Plotts, 2002-06 442
3. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 374
4. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 360
5. Chelsey Ward, 1999-02 346
5. Kailey Bostwick, 2007-09 316
7. Tara Schmidgall, 1999-03 312
8. Kendall Dionne, 2005-07 311
9. Tati Gallardo, 2000-03 307
10. Shannon Getman, 1992-94 303
3-Point Field Goal Percentage
(Minimum 0.5 made per game)
1. Tati Gallardo, 2000-03 .433
2. Beth Hamrick, 1995-97 .423
3. Kristi Born, 2000-03 .373
4. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 .367
5. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 .364
Rose Gillette, 1989-90, 91-92 .364
7. Aubrey Dickson, 1999-01 .352
8. Kylie Miller, 1997-98, 99-02 .333
9. Lindsy Brownell, 2001-04 .332
10. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 .321
Tara Schmidgall, 1999-03 .321
Free Throws Made
1. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 330
2. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 324
3. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 320
4. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-97 310
5. Christy Hansen, 1995-99 302
6. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 285
7. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 272
8. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 253
9. Brianne Carras, 2004-07 231
10. Aubrey Dickson, 1999-01 223
Free Throw Attempts
1. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 570
2. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-97 557
3. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 466
4. Christy Hansen, 1995-99 446
5. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 429
6. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 394
7. Jessica Steigleman, 2007-08 358
8. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 353
9. Marie Von Gunten, 1989-92 314
10. Toran Lundgren, 2000-04 311
Free Throw Percentage
(Minimum 1 made per game)
1. Tati Gallardo, 2000-03 .831
2. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 .822
3. Beth Hamrick, 1995-97 .805
4. Kailey Bostwick, 2007-09 .779
5. Kelsie Piper, 1995-97 .771
6. Brianne Carras, 2004-07 .767
7. Kathleen Moore, 1989-91 .753
8. Chelsey Ward, 1999-02 .751
9. Lindsy Brownell, 2001-04 .747
10. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 .746
Rebounds
1. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-97 1,073
2. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 1,019
3. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 996
4. Marie Von Gunten, 1989-92 894
5. Kristie Brown, 1993-97 776
6. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 682
7. Brianne Carras, 2004-07 613
8. Toran Lundgren, 2000-04 600
9. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 577
10. Emily Bryson, 1992-96 553
Rebounds Per Game
1. Marie Von Gunten, 1989-92 10.6
2. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 9.0
3. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-97 8.9
4. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 8.3
5. Brianne Carras, 2004-07 7.0
6. Emily Goette, 2005-06, 07-08 6.4
7. Kristie Brown, 1993-97 6.3
8. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 6.0
Melissa Flick, 1990-93 6.0
10. Toran Lundgren, 2000-04 5.5
Assists
1. Brook Spence, 1994-98 667
2. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 613
3. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 326
4. Kailey Bostwick, 2007-09 292
5. Tara Schmidgall, 1999-03 291
6. Lindsy Brownell, 2001-04 252
7. Jessica Patton, 1996-00 250
8. Tati Gallardo, 2000-03 240
9. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 220
10. Sarah Heytvelt, 1989-91 215
Steals
1. Tosha Wilson, 2003-07 340
2. Jessi Norton, 2003-07 249
3. Brook Spence, 1994-98 237
4. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-97 235
5. Kristie Brown, 1993-97 228
6. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 216
7. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 211
8. Tati Gallardo, 2000-03 203
9. Christy Hansen, 1995-99 200
10. Tara Schmidgall, 1999-03 171
Blocked Shots
1. Rosey Ball, 1994-96, 97-99 216
2. Jessica Steigleman, 2004-08 79
3. Christy Nordstrom, 1993-97 73
4. Christy Hansen, 1995-99 62
5. Cassee Steed, 1996-00 55
6. Erin Plotts, 2002-06 53
7. Brianne Carras, 2004-07 48
8. Kylie Miller, 1997-98, 99-02 45
9. Aubrey Dickson, 1999-01 44
10. Jenni Hendrickson, 1992-93, 94-95 40
**Bold indicates active player**
TEAM SINGLE GAME
Points
vs. Evergreen, 1/25/01 106
vs. Linfield, 12/31/96 104
vs. Walla Walla, 1/7/02 103
vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 103
vs. Pacific Christian, 1/9/97 102
Field Goals Made
vs. Pacific Christian, 1/9/97 45
vs. Walla Walla, 1/7/02 43
vs. Linfield, 12/31/96 43
vs. Walla Walla, 1/19/02 42
Two times 41
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Field Goal Attempts
vs. Northwest, 2/12/94 100
vs. Walla Walla, 1/7/02 95
vs. Walla Walla, 1/19/95 91
vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 91
vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/7/94 87
Field Goal Percentage
vs. Albertson, 1/19/07 .645
vs. Warner Pacific, 1/12/91 .600
vs. Warner Pacific, 2/13/09 .593
vs. Simpson, 12/15/90 .588
vs. Southern Oregon, 2/28/97 .585
3-Point Field Goals Made
vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/4/02 15
vs. Multnomah Bible, 11/13/01 13
vs. Warner Pacific, 2/13/09 12
vs. Eastern Oregon, 2/10/01 12
Two times 11
3-Point Field Goal Attempts
vs. Evergreen, 2/13/99 38
vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/4/02 36
vs. Eastern Oregon, 2/9/02 32
vs. Evergreen, 1/8/99 30
Six times 26
3-Point Field Goal Percentage
(Minimum 4 made)
vs. Evergreen, 1/7/05 (5-7) .714
vs. Northwest, 2/5/07 (4-6) .667
vs. Puget Sound, 12/19/98 (8-12) .667
vs. Warner Pacific, 2/1/01 (9-14) .643
vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/29/94 (9-14) .643
Free Throws Made
vs. Southern Oregon, 1/12/96 37
vs. Northwest, 3/1/96 33
vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/10/97 32
vs. Albertson, 2/23/07 30
vs. Albertson, 2/21/04 30
vs. Albertson, 2/15/97 30
Free Throw Attempts
vs. Albertson, 2/15/97 49
vs. Northwest, 3/1/96 46
vs. Southern Oregon, 1/12/96 46
vs. Eastern Oregon, 1/18/96 43
Three times 41
Free Throw Percentage
(Minimum 10 made)
vs. Western Oregon, 12/15/06 (14-14) 1.000
vs. Southern Oregon, 1/17/02 (14-14) 1.000
vs. Oregon Tech, 1/24/04 (10-10) 1.000
vs. Warner Pacific, 2/11/06 (21-22) .955
vs. Southern Oregon, 1/3/09 (17-18) .944
Rebounds
vs. Northwest, 2/12/94 68
vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 66
vs. Simpson, 12/15/90 61
vs. Willamette, 12/2/03 60
vs. Columbia Christian, 12/5/92 60
Assists
Vs. Cascade, 2/10/06 28
vs. Evergreen, 1/25/01 28
vs. Simpson, 12/15/90 28
vs. Warner Pacific, 11/19/98 27
Three times 26
Steals
vs. Walla Walla, 1/19/95 28
vs. Simpson, 1/13/96 26
vs. Dominican, 12/4/99 25
vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 25
vs. Simpson, 12/15/90 25
Blocked Shots
vs. Simpson, 1/13/96 18
vs. Holy Names, 1/5/95 11
vs. Colorado Christian, 12/29/07 10
vs. Willamette, 12/13/97 10
vs. Douglas, 12/31/95 10
vs. Simpson, 12/10/94 10
TEAM SINGLE SEASON
Points, 2001-02 2,528
Points Per Game, 2006-07 72.8
Field Goals Made, 2006-07 935
Field Goal Attempts, 2001-02 2,333
Field Goal Percentage, 2006-07 .450
3-Point Field Goals Made, 2001-02 243
3-Point Field Goal Attempts, 2001-02 750
3-Point Field Goal Percentage, 2002-03 .357
Free Throws Made, 1995-96 586
Free Throw Attempts, 1995-96 896
Free Throw Percentage, 2005-06 .747
Rebounds, 2001-02 1,514
Rebounds Per Game, 1994-95 45.1
Assists, 2006-07 535
Assists Per Game, 2005-06 16.5
Steals, 1995-96 458
Steals Per Game, 1995-96 13.1
Blocked Shots, 1994-95 138
Blocked Shots Per Game, 1994-95 4.2
Highest Winning Pct., 2006-07 (27-7) .794
Most Wins, 2006-07 27
Fewest Losses, 2005-06, 06-07 7
Most Consecutive Wins, 2001-02, 06-07 11
Win/Loss Records (1989-present)
Year Overall Conference Coach
1989-90 13-18 Don Nagle
1990-91 6-24 Jane Milne
1991-92 0-27 Joni Casterline
1992-93 5-22 Joni Casterline
1993-94 2-20 Kelly Duell
1994-95 17-16 4-8 (5 th ) Terry Williams
1995-96 24-11 6-6 (4 th ) Terry Williams
1996-97 25-9 9-3 (2 nd ) Terry Williams
1997-98 12-18 6-8 (5 th ) Terry Williams
1998-99 15-18 5-7 (4 th ) Terry Williams
1999-00 13-19 5-9 (6 th ) Terry Williams
2000-01 19-13 10-6 (4 th ) Terry Williams
2001-02 23-13 12-4 (T-2 nd ) Terry Williams
2002-03 17-15 11-7 (T-3 rd ) Dave Bale
2003-04 14-14 9-9 (5 th ) Dave Bale
2004-05 24-10 13-5 (3 rd ) Dave Bale
2005-06 25-7 14-4 (T-2 nd ) Dave Bale
2006-07 27-7 15-3 (T-1st) Dave Bale
2007-08 9-21 5-15 (T-9th) Terry Williams
2008-09 12-17 8-12 (6th) Terry Williams
ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS
(Sorted by winning percentage)
1. Dave Bale (2002-07) 107-53 (.669)
2. Terry Williams (1994-2002, 2007-present) 169-155 (.522)
3. Don Nagle (1989-90) 13-18 (.419)
4. Jane Milne (1990-91) 6-24 (.200)
5. Joni Casterline (1991-93) 5-49 (.093)
6. Kelly Duell (1993-94) 2-20 (.091)
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POST SEASON APPEARANCES
Cascade Conference Tournament
1996 (T-3 rd ), 1997 (2 nd ), 1998 (T-5 th ), 1999 (T-3 rd ),
2000 (T-5 th ), 2001 (1 st ), 2002 (T-3 rd ), 2003 (2 nd ),
2004 (T-5 th ), 2005 (1 st ), 2006 (T-3 rd ), 2007 (1 st ),
2009 (T-5 th )
NAIA Division II National Tournament
2001 (1 st round), 2003 (1 st round), 2005 (1 st round),
2007 (1 st round)
NCCAA National Tournament
1995 (1 st ), 1996 (1 st ), 1997 (6 th ), 2002 (6 th )
Career 1,000 Point Scorers
1. Jessica Steigleman (2004-08)
1,747
2. Christy Nordstrom (1993-97)
1,502
NAIA D-II WOMEN’S BASKETBALL
RATINGS
(Highest Corban ranking for each season)
Top-25:
No. 16 (January 11, 2006)
No. 17 (January 15, 1996)
No. 19 (February 25, 1997 – Final poll)
No. 22 (November 1, 2006 – Preseason poll)
No. 23 (February 5, 2002)
Received votes:
No. 31 (December 14, 2004)
No. 32 (January 16, 2001)
No. 33 (October 21, 1997 – Preseason poll)
No. 44 (October 28, 2003 – Preseason poll)
No. 48 (January 12, 1999)
3. Jessi Norton (2003-07)
1,420
4. Rosey Ball (1994-96, 97-99)
1,348
5. Cassee Steed (1996-2000)
1,311
6. Kristie Brown (1993-97)
1,229
7. Tosha Wilson (2003-07)
1,222
8. Kelsie Piper (1995-97)
1,130
9. Christy Hansen (1995-99)
1,117
10. Kylie Miller (1997-98, 99-2002)
1,049
Former Warrior Jessica Steigleman averaged more
than 14 points per game during her career en
route to becoming the all-time scorer in women’s
basketball history. The 5-foot-10 forward helped
lead the Warriors to a pair of NAIA Division II
national tournament, as well as a share of the
2006-07 conference tournament title and a share of
the regular season crown as a junior.
11. Aubrey Dickson (1999-2001)
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Warrior student-athletes work hard for their accomplishments both in
the classroom and playing arena. They deserve as much support as possible.
A great way to support them is through membership in a sport booster club
of the Warrior Athletic Association (WAA).
Helping student-athletes accomplish the mission of Corban and the
Department of Athletics is our objective. Corban athletes and teams are
successful and accomplished today because of the unselfish contributions and
efforts of WAA members. WAA clubs support all of Corban’s 200+ studentathletes
in 13 different programs.
The WAA serves as the umbrella organization for individual team
booster clubs. Membership funds and contributions assist in providing
monies for sports promotion, recruiting, Christian ministry projects,
equipment, travel, facility development and the general operational support
of Corban’s collegiate programs.
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2009-10 Women’s Basketball Schedule
Mon Nov 9 University of Washington (exhib.) 7:00 p.m.
Fri Nov 13 at Lewis-Clark State College & 6:00 p.m.
Sat Nov 14 vs. Warner Pacific College & 12:00 p.m.
Tue Nov 17 George Fox University 7:30 p.m.
Fri Nov 20 at Pacific Lutheran University 4:30 p.m.
Sat Nov 21 at Eastern Washington University 2:05 p.m.
Fri Nov 27 Bethany University # 7:30 p.m.
Sat Nov 28 William Jessup University # 5:30 p.m.
Mon Nov 30 at Lewis & Clark College 7:00 p.m.
Fri Dec 4 Northwest Christian University * 5:30 p.m.
Sat Dec 5 at Pacific University of Oregon 6:00 p.m.
Tue Dec 8 at Willamette University 7:00 p.m.
Sat Dec 12 Simpson University 7:30 p.m.
Mon Dec 21 The Evergreen State College * 5:30 p.m.
Tue Dec 22 Northwest University * 5:30 p.m.
Wed Dec 30 at Oregon Institute of Technology * 5:30 p.m.
Thu Dec 31 at Southern Oregon University 5:30 p.m.
Sat Jan 2 at Simpson University 1:00 p.m.
Fri Jan 8 Warner Pacific College * 5:30 p.m.
Sat Jan 9 Concordia University * 5:30 p.m.
Fri Jan 15 at The College of Idaho * 5:30 p.m.
Sat Jan 16 at Eastern Oregon University * 5:30 p.m.
Fri Jan 22 at The Evergreen State College * 5:30 p.m.
Sat Jan 23 at Northwest University * 5:30 p.m.
Fri Jan 29 Southern Oregon University * 5:30 p.m.
Sat Jan 30 Oregon Institute of Technology * 5:30 p.m.
Fri Feb 5 at Concordia University * 5:30 p.m.
Sat Feb 6 at Warner Pacific College * 5:30 p.m.
Fri Feb 12 Eastern Oregon University * 5:30 p.m.
Sat Feb 13 The College of Idaho * 5:30 p.m.
Fri Feb 19 at Northwest Christian University * 5:30 p.m.
* denotes Cascade Collegiate Conference Game
& denotes Staples Classic; Lewiston, Idaho (host: Lewis-Clark State College)
# denotes Capital City Bruce Henderson Memorial; Salem, Ore. (host: Corban College)
Cascade Conference Tournament: February 23, 26, March 1
NAIA Division II National Championship Tournament: March 10-16 (Sioux City, Iowa)
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