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Corban College & Graduate School
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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Affiliations
Cascade Collegiate
Conference
Corban is a member of the
Cascade Collegiate Conference and affiliated
with the National Association of Intercollegiate
Athletics (NAIA), competing in men’s baseball,
basketball, cross country, golf, soccer and track &
field, and women’s basketball, cross country, golf,
soccer, softball, track & field and volleyball.
Current conference members include The
College of Idaho, Concordia University, Corban
College, Eastern Oregon University, The
Evergreen State College, Northwest University,
Northwest Christian University, Oregon Institute
of Technology, Southern Oregon University, and
Warner Pacific College. Corban has claimed 12
conference titles since all the sports joined the
CCC in 1994.
The conference members participating in
baseball include College of Idaho, Concordia,
Corban, and Oregon Tech. These four institutions
compete with fellow NAIA West Region
opponents the University of British Columbia,
Bethany University, Patten University, and
Simpson University for the four berths to the
NAIA West Region tournament, May 6-8, hosted
by the regional regular season champion.
The Cascade Collegiate Conference web site
address is www.cascadeconference.org.
National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics
The National Association of
Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA)
currently administers programs
of intercollegiate athletics at approximately
300 fully accredited colleges and universities of
moderate enrollment. The fundamental tenet
of the NAIA is that intercollegiate athletics is an
integral part of the total educational program of
the institution.
As the country=s oldest collegiate sports
governing body, the NAIA has been a leader
in addressing important issues such as racial
integration, women=s sport championship
programs, and improved academic eligibility
requirements.
There are presently 13 sport offerings and 23
national championship opportunities within the
NAIA. The national office of the NAIA is located
in Olathe, Kan. The web site address is
naia.cstv.com.
Cascade Collegiate
Conference Opponents
THE COLLEGE OF IDAHO
Location: Caldwell, Idaho
Enrollment: 834
Nickname: Coyotes
Colors: Purple and Gold
Athletics Director: Marty Holly
Sports Information Director: Mike Safford, Jr.
Sports Information Phone: 208-459-5681
Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach: Garry Matlock
Website: www.collegeofidaho.edu/athlete
CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY
Location: Portland, Oregon
Enrollment: 1,600
Nickname: Cavaliers
Colors: Navy and White
Athletics Director: Matt English
Sports Information Director: Jason Dormeyer
Sports Information Phone: 503-280-8506
Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach: Ronn Grove
Website: www.gocugo.com
NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY
Location: Eugene, Oregon
Enrollment: 500
Nickname: Beacons
Colors: Blue and Gold
Athletics Director: Corey Anderson
Sports Information Director: Nick Askew
Sports Information Phone: 541-349-7485
Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach: Tony Joyner
Website: www.gobeacons.com
WARNER PACIFIC COLLEGE
Location: Portland, Oregon
Enrollment: 644
Nickname: Knights
Colors: Columbia Blue and Black
Director of Athletics: Ryan Kaiser
Sports Information Director: Cody Harrod
Sports Information Phone: 503-517-1369
Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach: James E. Robertson
Website: www.wpcknights.com
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Men
2010 Roster
NAMe ht YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL / PREVIOUS SCHOOL)
Chris Dudley 6-3 So. Boise, Idaho (Centennial HS)
Joey Duwe 5-9 So. Kingston, Wash. (North Kitsap HS)
Steve Landis 6-0 Jr. Gladstone, Ore. (Gladstone HS)
Michael May 5-11 So. Salem, Ore. (Salem Academy HS)
Jonathan McGuire 5-9 Sr. Canby, Ore (Canby HS)
Jared Rust 6-0 Jr. Palo Cedro, Calif. (American Christian Academy HS / Simpson Univ.)
Aaron Schilperoort 6-3 So. Yakima, Wash. (Riverside Christian HS / Moody Northwest)
Women
NAMe ht YR HOMETOWN (HIGH SCHOOL / PREVIOUS SCHOOL)
Morgan McComish 5-10 So. Salem, Ore. (Sprague HS)
Amber Meeker 5-7 So. St. Helens, Ore. (St. Helens HS)
Ashlyn Roos 5-4 Fr. Salem, Ore. (Sprague HS)
Hailey Thomas 5-4 Fr. Albany, Ore. (West Albany HS)
Brittney Vanderhoogt 5-5 Jr. Vancouver, Wash. (Vancouver Christian HS / Clark College)
Head Coach: Ron Sisler (5th year)
Assistant Coaches: Mark Colachico, Ben Sisler
Head Athletic Trainer: Tony Walther
Assistant Athletic Trainers: Jenny Garrard & Sally Page
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Coaching Staff
Ron Sisler
Head Coach
Ron Sisler begins his fifth
season as the men’s and
women’s golf coach at
Corban College following
three seasons as head golf
coach at Santiam Christian
High School in Corvallis,
Oregon.
In four seasons at the helm of the Warriors,
Ron has led Corban to a back-to-back runnerup
finishes at the conference tournament
along with a 10th, 9th, and 6th place finish
respectively at the NAIA Region I Championships.
Ron helped guide the Warriors to a schoolrecord
5-under 283 in the second round of the
Cascade Collegiate Conference #2 tournament
hosted by Concordia University during the 2006
season. During his time as head coach, Ron has
led the Warriors to 15 sub-310 rounds including
four this past fall season.
Before taking the reigns as head coach
at Santiam Christian, Ron was the assistant
coach for eight seasons for the Eagles. During
his tenure as golf coach, Ron helped guide
Santiam Christian to one state championship,
one state runner-up, two 4th place finishes,
and one 6th place finish. Besides the state
accomplishments, Ron assisted in seven straight
district championships.
Ron has also been the boys’ basketball
coach at Santiam Christian since 1992 and
has compiled over 300 career victories. Over
his 15 years of coaching, Ron has guided
Santiam Christian to five WVL championships,
four district championships, two regional
championships, and qualified for the league
playoffs on thirteen different occasions. Ron
has guided Santiam Christian to seven state
tournament appearances, while finishing 2nd
twice, 4th twice, and 8th once. Ron was chosen
to coach the state All-Star game in both 1997
and 2003, as well as assistant coach the South
squad in 2007.
Ron earned his Bachelor of Science degree
in biblical studies and theology from Corban in
1991 and is currently working on his master’s
degree in business through Corban’s on-line
program.
Ron currently resides with his wife, Karen,
and their four children – Benjamin, Karlee,
Madeline, and Emma – in Corvallis, Oregon.
Mark Colachico
Assistant Coach
Mark Colachico begins his
fourth season as the assistant
men’s and women’s golf coach
at Corban.
Mark came to Corban
following three years at Hope
International University in
Fullerton, California, where he attempted to begin
a golf program and taught numerous golf classes
during his tenure at the university.
Mark played three years of high school golf
at Northfield High School in Northfield, Vermont.
At the beginning of his junior season, Mark earned
the No. 3 spot and never relinquished it until he
graduated in 1994.
Mark moved out to California following
his graduation from Northfield High School and
attempted to play in local tournaments, while
working towards beginning at club golf program at
Azusa Pacific University. Mark competed for one
season at Citrus College in Glendora, California, but
did not play in any tournaments due to the number
of participants on the Owls’ squad.
Along with his accomplishments on the links,
Mark has also given numerous lessons to family
members and friends.
A graduate of Azusa Pacific University,
Mark earned his Bachelor of Science degree in the
area of organizational leadership in 2002. As an
undergraduate student, Mark worked in the Sports
Information office at Azusa Pacific where he was the
lead student assistant for one year before heading
into the world of Major League Baseball as an intern
for the then-Anaheim Angels during the team’s
memorable run to the World Series title in 2002.
Mark currently resides in West Salem with his
wife, Jennifer, and their two daughters – Brooke
and Emma. The couple attends Morning Star
Community Church and is involved in a community
group. Mark will continue working as the Sports
Information Director for the Warriors, while assisting
with the golf program.
Ben Sisler
Assistant Coach
Ben Sisler is beginning his
first season as assistant golf
coach for both the men’s and
women’s programs at Corban.
A four-year player on
the men’s team, Ben led the
Warriors as one of the key
players on the team. During his final season in 2007-
08, Ben finished with an average of 75.90 strokes
per round and finished tied for medalist honors at
the Cascade Collegiate Conference championships
while also finishing tied for 17 th at the NAIA Region
I Tournament.
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of the Cascade Collegiate Conference #2 hosted by Concordia University as an individual … Finished 37 th at
the NAIA Region I Championship thanks to a combined three-round total of 22-over 238 (84-77-77). HIGH
SCHOOL: Graduated from Gladstone High School in 2007 … Played golf (3 years) and baseball (1 year)
… Helped lead the Gladiators to two straight 3A state tournaments in 2005 & 2006 … Named all-league
Capital Conference as a senior … Played as the No. 1 golfer during final two seasons … Qualified for three
straight 4A state tournaments (2005, ’06, & ’07). PERSONAL: Born in Gladstone, Ore. to Richard and
Sherree Landis … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 1 brother (Mike) and 1 sister (Jennifer)… Enjoys, golfing, hanging
out with friends and family, and playing video games … Major: Business Management. Why I chose
Corban: “I chose Corban because I wanted a school where I could do what I love to the most (golf), and
continue my walk with God at the same time.”
MICHAEL MAY
5-11, Sophomore
Salem, Oregon
Salem Academy High School
2009-10: Appeared in four matches during the fall season … Averaged 84.30 strokes
per round … Shot a season-low 78 twice with the final one coming in the second round
of the Concordia Invitational … Finished 10 th at the Cascade Collegiate Conference
Championships. 2008-09: Appeared in five matches as a freshman … Averaged 81.80 strokes per round …
Shot a career and season-low 76 three times including the final round of the Cascade Collegiate Conference
Championships. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from nearby Salem Academy High School in 2008 … Played
golf (4 years), basketball (4 years), and football (1 year) … Earned all-conference honors in basketball
following junior season (2 nd team) and senior season (3 rd team). PERSONAL: Born in Salem, Ore. to Craig
May and Teresa Blubaugh … Is 1 of 6 children … Has 4 sisters (Hannah, Hayley, Brandi, & Ashley) and 1
brother (Sam) … Enjoys playing golf, basketball, football, volleyball, and video games … Major: Business
Management … Would like to be a sole proprietor following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “The
Christian atmosphere that they provided for me, the people that I already knew here made me feel like I
was at home, and I didn’t have to start all over again.”
JONATHAN MCGUIRE
5-9, Senior
Canby, Oregon
Canby High School
2009-10: Appeared in one match during the fall season … Averaged 91.50 strokes per
round … Shot a season-low 87 in the first round of the Warner Pacific Invitational. 2008-
09: Appeared in one match as a junior … Averaged 84.30 strokes per round … Shot a
career and season-low 81 in the first round of the Northwest Christian Invitational. 2007-08: Appeared in
seven matches as a sophomore … Averaged 88.80 strokes per round … Shot a season-low 83 in the first
round of the Cascade Collegiate Conference #3 tournament. 2006-07: Appeared in seven matches as a
freshman … Averaged 89.30 strokes per round … Shot a season-low 84 at the Whitworth Invitational …
Finished 55 th at NAIA Region I Championships. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from Canby High
School in 2006 … Competed four years in golf and two years in football for the Cougars. PERSONAL: Born
in Eugene, Ore. to Randy and Dana McGuire … Is 1 of 2 children … Has 1 sister (Heather) … Enjoys playing
the trumpet, golfing, hanging out with friends, and watching movies … Major: Business Finance. Why I
chose Corban: “It was close to, yet far away enough from home, and it had a golf team which my other
school options did not.”
JARED RUST
6-1, Senior
Palo Cedro, California
American Christian Academy
2009-10: Did not compete during the fall season, as he completed his eligibility as a
member of Corban’s men’s soccer team. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated with honors from
American Christian Academy in 2006 … Played varsity basketball all four years … Named
team captain prior to junior and senior seasons. PERSONAL: Born in San Mateo, Calif. to Greg and
Rebecca Rust … Is 1 of 3 children … Has 2 sisters (Abby & Deborah) … Father, Greg, and mother, Rebecca,
both attended Western Baptist … Enjoys playing golf, basketball, fishing, and hunting … Major: Business
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Management … Would like to become a college soccer coach as well as administration within the athletic
field following graduation. Why I chose Corban: “Corban has nice people, good soccer, and I wanted
to get out of the California hot.”
AARON SCHILPEROORT
6-1, Sophomore
Yakima, Washington
West Side Christian High School
Moody Bible Northwest
2009-10: Appeared in one match during the fall season … Averaged 97.50 … Shot a
season-low 95 in the second round of the Beacon Classic. 2008-09: Appeared in two
matches as a freshman … Averaged 92.50 strokes per round … Shot a career and season-low 89 at the
Northwest Christian Dual Match. MOODY BIBLE NORTHWEST: Attended Moody Bible Northwest in
Spokane, Washington for one semester, but did not compete athletically. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in
2000 from West Side Christian High School … Played soccer (4 years), basketball (3 years), and baseball
(1 year). PERSONAL: Born in Macon, France to Dick and Bonnie Schilperoort … 1 of 4 children … Has 2
sisters (Danielle & Rachel) and 1 brother (Jonathan) … Married, Holly Schilperoort, in July of 2007 … Wife,
Holly, is the current Resident Director for Aagard Hall at Corban … Major: Social Studies / Education. Why
I chose Corban: “I chose to attend Corban because this school has great Christian teachers and a quality
education program.”
WOMEN
MORGAN MCCOMISH
5-10, Sophomore
Salem, Oregon
Sprague High School
2009-10: Appeared in three matches during the fall season … Averaged a low of 95.67
strokes per round … Finished 13 th at the Warner Pacific Invitational and 25 th at the
Concordia Invitational. 2008-09: Appeared in eight matches as a freshman … Averaged
a team-low 101.3 strokes per round … Carded a then-school record by shooting a career and season-low
95 twice including the final round of the Concordia Invitational in March. HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated in
2008 from nearby Sprague High School … Played four years of golf and basketball for the Olympians …
Helped lead Sprague to the 6A state tournament as a junior … Completed her prep career with the highest
GPA average on the team. PERSONAL: Born in Santa Maria, Calif. to John and Linda McComish … Is 1 of
3 children … Has 1 brother (Michael) and 1 sister (Sarah) … Father, John, played professionally on the PGA
Tour and currently owns Oak Knoll Golf Course in Dallas … Enjoys playing golf, hanging out with friends,
spending time at coffee shops, going to the beach, shopping, reading, cooking, and baking … Major:
Business Management … Would like to become a business owner following graduation. Why I chose
Corban: “I love Salem, it is far enough from home that I am on my own but close enough to home for
comfort. Also, I had heard how great of a school Corban is from friends.”
AMBER MEEKER
5-7, Sophomore
St. Helens, Oregon
St. Helens High School
2009-10: Did not compete during the fall season. 2008-09: Appeared in eight matches
as a freshman… Averaged 118.60 strokes per round … Shot a career and season-low 109
in the final round of the Cascade Collegiate Conference Championships in April. HIGH
SCHOOL: Graduated in 2007 from St. Helens High School … Competed in softball (4 years), basketball
(2 years), volleyball (1 year), cross country (1 year), and cheerleading (1 year) … Earned all-league honors
following junior and senior seasons for softball … Was awarded team MVP following senior season in
softball … Named team’s Most Inspirational following each season in softball … Named Most Improved
runner in cross country following senior campaign. PERSONAL: Born in Longview, Wash. to Michael
Meeker … Was adopted by Mike and Nan Gregor after passing of father in 2006 … Is 1 of 4 children …
Has 2 sisters (Mikayla & Melissa) and 1 brother (Joshua) … Enjoys spending time with my roommate and my
awesome friends, as well as being obsessed with professional baseball … Major: Elementary Ed. – Special
Ed. … Would like to become a Special Education teacher after graduation. Why I chose Corban:
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2008-09 Season Summary
Corban’s golf program had a first on the women’s side, as the Warriors brought home
their first-ever team trophy winning the Northwest Christian Dual Match. On the men’s
side, Corban turned in four second place finishes that included a runner-up showing at the
conference championships.
In the season-opening Northwest Christian Invitational, freshman Joey Duwe (Kingston,
Wash.) turned in a 3 rd place showing and fellow freshman Morgan McComish (Salem, Ore.)
finished 14 th overall in the women’s event.
At the end of September, the women’s team competed at the Linfield Invitational
and McComish led the Warrior contingent with a 29 th place showing to go along with
fellow freshman Amber Meeker’s (St. Helens, Ore.) 34 th place finish in her first collegiate
tournament.
Both teams kicked off the final month of the fall season competing at different locations.
On the women’s side, Corban stayed local competing in the George Fox Invitational with
McComish turning in a team-low 11 th place finish. Meanwhile, the men’s team took part in the
second conference event of the season – The College of Idaho Invitational – and got a third
place finish from Duwe en route to securing a third place showing as a team.
The fall season would conclude at the Northwest Christian Dual, as the women’s program
put together a four-player score that was good enough to bring home the title. Freshman
Elizabeth Keith (Seattle, Wash.) led the Warriors’ contingent with a fifth place showing,
while the men’s team was led by sophomore Steve Landis (Gladstone, Ore.) with a fourth
place finish.
The spring season opened with both teams competing in the Greater Portland area,
as the men took part in the Pacific Three-Way and finished second behind the fourth place
showing by Landis. On the women’s side, McComish led a trio of Warriors at the Lewis & Clark
Invitational with a 12 th place finish.
Over the next two weeks, Corban’s men’s team would turn in back-to-back second place
finished at the George Fox and Willamette Invitational. Duwe would lead the Warriors with a
second and eighth place showing respectively that included a then-season-low even-par 72 at
Trysting Tree Golf Course in Corvallis.
Next up for Corban would be the third conference event of the season – the Concordia
Invitational – where the Warriors finished third among conference teams. Duwe would finish
tied for 14 th overall, while McComish was 25 th among the female competitors.
The spring season would conclude for both teams at the Warner Pacific Invitational, as
the men’s team finished third behind a sixth place showing by Duwe that included a careerlow
1-under 71 in the opening round. On the women’s side, McComish finished 16 th among
21 players.
For the second straight season, Corban would compete in the Cascade Collegiate
Conference Championships and finished as the runner-up. Duwe would turn in a second place
showing en route to earning all-conference honors, while McComish turned in a 15 th place
showing in her first conference championship event.
Along with the conference championship, Corban’s men’s team had a chance to qualify
for the NAIA Championships as part of the GSAC/CCC National Qualifier. The Warriors
finished fourth behind Point Loma Nazarene, California Baptist, and Concordia.
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2008-09 Results
September
15-16 at Northwest Christian Invite * Men (3 rd ) Women (NR)
27-28 at Linfield Invitational women (NR)
October
5 at George Fox Invitational W women (NR)
6-7 at College of Idaho Invitational * Men (5 th )
18 at Northwest Christian Dual Men (3 rd ) Women (1 st )
February-March
28-1 at Pacific Invitational men (2 nd )
March
1 at Lewis & Clark Invitational W women (NR)
7 at George Fox Invitational Men (2 nd )
16 at Willamette Invitational men (2 nd )
23-24 at Concordia Invitational * Men (8 th ) Women (NR)
April
6-7 at Warner Pacific Invitational * Men (3 rd ) Women (NR)
20-21 at CCC Championships men (2 nd ) Women (4 th )
20-21 at GSAC/CCC Qualifier men (4 th )
* Cascade Collegiate Conference Match
2009 Cascade Collegiate Conference
Championship Results
Men
1. Concordia +58 (308-302-312=922)
2. Corban +66 (306-304-320=930)
3. Northwest Christian +93 (316-319-322=957)
4. College of Idaho +139 (331-338-334=1,003)
5. Warner Pacific +146 (352-331-327=1,010)
Women
1. Concordia +98 (321-322-319=962)
2. College of Idaho +174 (341-349-348=1,038)
3. Warner Pacific +425 (433-432-424=1,289)
4. Corban +607 (486-508-477=1,471)
2009 GSAC/CCC National Qualifier
Results
Men
6. Point Loma Nazarene +26 (306-289-295=890)
7. California Baptist +42 (303-302-301=906)
8. Concordia +58 (308-302-312=922)
9. Corban +66 (306-304-320=930)
10. The Master’s +69 (304-311-318=933)
11. Biola +89 (320-320-313=953)
12. Northwest Christian +93 (316-319-322=957)
13. College of Idaho +139 (331-338-334=1,003)
14. Warner Pacific +146 (352-331-327=1,010)
2009 Honors
All-Cascade Collegiate
Conference:
Men – Joey Duwe
Team Awards:
Most Valuable
Men - Joey Duwe
Women - Morgan McComish
Most Improved
Men - Boe Brodhun
Women - Amber Meeker
Most Inspirational
Men - Steve Landis
Women - Justine Lyon
Mighty Warrior
Men - Nathan Furumasu
Women - Amber Meeker
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Golf Records – Men
(Since 2004)
SINGLE SEASON
Scoring Average
(Minimum 2 tournaments)
1. Joey Duwe, 2009 75.60
Jeff Dunn, 2005 75.60
3. Jeff Dunn, 2004 75.70
4. Ben Sisler, 2008 75.90
5. Nicholas Schroeder, 2008 76.10
6. Wade Douglas, 2007 77.40
7. Wade Douglas, 2008 77.60
8. Ben Sisler, 2006 77.88
9. Nicholas Schroeder, 2007 78.70
10. Steve Landis, 2009 78.80
Low Round
1. Joey Duwe (10/5/09) 68
2. Nicholas Schroeder (10/15/07) 69
3. Nicholas Schroder (10/15/07) 70
Wade Douglas (4/30/07) 70
Wade Douglas (10/15/07) 70
Ben Sisler (10/15/07) 70
6. Joey Duwe (4/6/09) 71
7. Eight times 72
CAREER
Scoring Average
(Minimum 2 years played and 2 tournaments)
1. Jeff Dunn, 2004-05 75.65
2. Ben Sisler, 2004-08 76.94
3. Wade Douglas, 2006-08 77.83
4. Nicholas Schroeder, 2006-07 78.70
5. Steve Landis, 2008- 81.42
6. Craig Paulson, 2004-06 81.47
7. Jason Swank, 2005-06 83.57
8. Nathan Furumasu, 2006-09 84.40
9. Josh Greenslade, 2005-08 85.48
10. Jonathan McGuire, 2006- 88.44
** Bold indicates active player **
TEAM SINGLE SEASON – Men
Lowest Single Round, 2007 283 (-5)
Lowest Two-Round Score, 2007 581 (+5)
Lowest Three-Round Score, 2007 888 (+24)
Win/Loss Records
(2004-present)
Year Conference Regional Coach
2004 -- 8 th Jenni Sherwood
2005 -- 7 th Jenni Sherwood
2006 -- 10 th Ron Sisler
2007 -- 9 th ron Sisler
2008 2 nd 6 th ron Sisler
2009 2 nd -- ron Sisler
POST SEASON APPEARANCES
Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament
2008 (2 nd ), 2009 (2 nd )
NAIA Region I Tournament
2004 (8 th ), 2005 (7 th ), 2006 (10 th ), 2007 (9 th ), 2008 (6 th )
Golf Records – WOMen
(Since 2006)
SINGLE SEASON
Scoring Average
(Minimum 2 tournaments)
1. Morgan McComish 2008-09 101.30
2. Liz Sherwin 2007-08 102.50
3. Emily Stupfel 2007-08 106.10
Low Round
1. Hailey Thomas (10/11/09) 82
2. Hailey Thomas (10/5/09) 87
3. Hailey Thomas (9/14/09) 88
4. Morgan McComish (9/14/09) 92
5. Morgan McComish (9/19/09) 93
Liz Sherwin (11/3/07) 93
CAREER
Scoring Average
(Minimum 1 year played and 2 tournaments)
1. Morgan McComish 2008- 98.50
2. Liz Sherwin 2007-08 102.50
3. Emily Stupfel 2007-08 106.10
4. Caylin Bankston 2006-08 107.72
5. Jordon Weldon 2006-08 108.74
6. Hallie Hofferd, 2006-07 114.80
7. Jennifer Talburt, 2006-07 115.00
8. Morgan Bars 2007-08 117.30
9. Amber Meeker 2008- 118.60
10. Justine Lyon 2008-09 122.00
** Bold indicates active player **
TEAM SINGLE SEASON – Women
Lowest Single Round, 2007 306 (+90)
Lowest Two Round Score, 2007 854 (+282)
Lowest Three Round Score, 2007 1233 (+369)
Win/Loss Records
(2007-present)
Year Conference Regional Coach
2007 -- -- ron Sisler
2008 3rd 8th ron Sisler
2009 4th -- ron Sisler
POST SEASON APPEARANCES
Cascade Collegiate Conference Tournament
2008 (3 rd ), 2009 (4 th )
NAIA Region I Tournament
2008 (8 th )
NAIA GOLF RATINGS
(Highest Corban ranking for each year)
Top-25:
None
Received votes:
None
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2009-10 Golf Schedule
Men’s Schedule
Fall Season
Mon Sep 14 Warner Pacific Invitational (Heron Lakes G.C.) 8 a.m.
Sat-Sun Sep 19-20 Beacon Classic (Emerald Valley G.C.) 11:30 a.m.
Sat-Sun Sep 26-27 Linfield Invitational (Michelbrook C.C.) 12:30 p.m.
Mon-Tue Oct 5-6 Concordia Invitational (Heron Lakes G.C.) 8 a.m.
Spring Season
Sat-Sun Feb 27-28 Pacific Invitational (Quail Valley G.C.) 10 a.m.
Mon-Tue Mar 8-9 California Baptist Invitational (Desert G.C.) 8:30 a.m.
Mon Mar 15 Willamette Invitational (Creekside G.C.) 8 a.m.
Mon-Tue Mar 22-23 Northwest Christian Invitational (Tokatee G.C.) 8 a.m.
Mon-Tue Apr 12-13 College of Idaho Invitational (River Bend G.C.) 8 a.m.
Mon-Tue Apr 19-20 CCC Championships (Diamond Woods G.C.) 8 a.m.
Women’s Schedule
Fall Season
Mon Sep 14 Warner Pacific Invitational (Heron Lakes G.C.) 8 a.m.
Sat Sep 19 George Fox Invitational (Chehalem Glenn G.C.) 12:45 p.m.
Mon-Tue Oct 5-6 Concordia Invitational (Heron Lakes G.C.) 8 a.m.
Sun-Mon Oct 11-12 NCU Fall Event (Tokatee G.C.) 8 a.m.
Spring Season
Sat-Sun Feb 27-28 Pacific Invitational (Quail Valley G.C.) 11:30 a.m.
Mon Mar 15 Willamette Invitational (Ilahee Hills C.C.) 10 a.m.
Mon-Tue Mar 22-23 Northwest Christian Invitational (Tokatee G.C.) 8 a.m.
Mon-Tue Apr 12-13 College of Idaho Invitational (River Bend G.C.) 8 a.m.
Mon-Tue Apr 19-20 CCC Championships (Diamond Woods G.C.) 8 a.m.
Mon-Tue May 3-4 NAIA West Coast Qualifier (The Lakes G.C.) 8 a.m.
*Cascade Collegiate Conference Match
NAIA Championship Tournament: May 18-21 (TPC at Deere Run, Silvis, Illinois) – men
NAIA Championship Tournament: May 25-28 (Meadowbrook Municipal G.C., Rapid City S.D.) – women
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