EASTERN OREGON Men’s Basketball ONE UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD * LA GRANDE, OREGON * 97850 * 541-962-2946 (P) * 541-962-3577 * EOUSPORTS.COM GAME TIME Tipoff on Friday is set for 7:30 p.m. PT and 7:30 p.m. PT Saturday. There will be a live video stream for both games from New Media Television Services on EOUSports.com. There will be live stats available on EOUSports.com as well. Live radio is available online and locally in La Grande on KEOL 91.7 FM THE SERIES * EOU holds a 20-13 advantage over Northwest in the all-time series. * The Mountaineers are 14-9 versus Northwest since 2000, and have won four of the past five. * Eastern Oregon’s last trip to Kirkland was an overtime loss last season, 85-84. * Eight of the last 10 games against NU have been decided by single digits. * The series between Evergreen and EOU is tied at 12-12. * Eastern has won three straight games over the Geoducks. *The 113 points EOU scored in the last game against Evergreen was the most points scored by Eastern Oregon in a Cascade Conference game since 1994, when EOU tallied 115 in a win over SOU. QUICK HITS * EOU is 41-2 in its last 43 regular season games at home. * The Mountaineers are 63-7 in the past 70 games in Quinn. * EOU’s average margin of victory this year is 13.5 points. * The Mountaineers have not won the rebound advantage five times this season, resulting in four losses. * Eastern is 16-2 when leading at halftime this season. * The Mountaineers are 11-0 when opponents have scored less than 70 points, and 23-1 under Isaac Williams in the same stat. * EOU is 19-0 this season when leading with five minutes left in regulation, and 19-1 when leading with 10 minutes left. MBB MEDIA SERVICES Barrett Henderson, Asst. AD, Media Services, Game Management, and Promotions [email protected]541-805-5687 (c) GAMES 27 AND 28 * FEB 18-19, 2011 EOU MOUNTAINEERS MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES 2010 EASTERN OREGON SCHEDULE Date Opponent T ime/Result Oct. 16 ALUMNI GAME # W, 101-33 Oct. 29 Portland Bible College W, 102-66 Oct. 30 Multnomah University W, 146-63 Nov. 5 MONTANA TECH $ W, 86-66 Nov. 6 WALLA WALLA UNIVERSITY $ W, 88-45 Nov. 13 University of Idaho # L, 74-86 Nov. 17 Walla Walla University W, 65-50 Nov. 19 Rocky Mountain College X W, 78-72 Nov. 20 Carroll College X L, 78-84 Nov. 26 Whitman College % W, 99-92 Nov. 27 Pacific Lutheran University % W, 81-67 Dec. 3 EVERGREEN STATE * W, 77-59 Dec. 4 NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY* W, 73-66 Dec. 17 Southern Oregon* W, 80-68 Dec. 18 Oregon Tech* L, 78-89 Dec. 30 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY* W, 96-75 Dec. 31 WARNER PACIFIC* W, 86-78 Jan. 7 College of Idaho* L, 68-78 Jan. 14 Northwest Christian* W, 67-63 Jan. 15 Corban University* W, 81-72 Jan. 21 OREGON TECH* L, 80-93 Jan 22 SOUTHERN OREGON* W, 95-53 Jan. 28 Warner Pacific* L, 67-87 Jan. 29 Concordia University* W, 80-78 Feb. 2 WALLA WALLA UNIVERSITY W, 108-53 Feb. 4 COLLEGE OF IDAHO* W, 83-80 Feb. 11 CORBAN UNIVERSITY* W, 88-83 Feb. 12 NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN* W, 66-65 Feb. 18 Northwest University* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 19 Evergreen State College* 7:30 p.m. Feb. 23 CCC Tournament-1st Round** Feb. 26 CCC Tournament-Semis** Mar. 1 CCC Tournament-Finals** Mar. 9-15 NAIA Div. II National Championships^ HOME GAMES # Exhibition Game $ Aramark Quinn Classic- Hosted by EOU X Carroll College Classic- Hosted by Carroll College % Vineyard Inn Classic- Hosted by Whitman College * Cascade Collegiate Conference Game ** CCC Tournament Game ^ NAIA Div. 2 National Tournament Eastern Men Face Battles on Final Weekend of Regular Season ONE TO WATCH Eastern Oregon forward Travares Peterson is having quite the week. The junior has been interviewed on the radio, had his game-winning layup highlight shown on Portland’s KATU news, and has his highlight on Youtube with 465 views in two days. The El Paso native was named the CCC Player of the Week and has scored 47 points the past four games. For up-to-date information on EOU Basketball, visit the official athletics website EOUSports.com and follow on twitter @EOUSports GAMES 27 and 28 Dates: Friday and Saturday, Feb. 11-12 Location: Kirkland and Olympia, Wash. Tipoff: Friday 7:30 p.m. PT, Saturday 7:30 p.m. PT Gymnasium: NU Pavilion (550) and College Recreation Center (800) ON THE AIR Video: http://geoducks.nmtvsports.com/ Radio: KEOL 91.7 FM Friday, 7:30 p.m. Barrett Henderson, KEOL Play-by-Play Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Barrett Henderson, KEOL Play-by-Play NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY 19-6, 11-5 CASCADE IN THE POLL No. 15 LEADERS POINTS Peters, 13.04 ppg. REBOUNDS Peters, 9.36 rpg. ASSISTS Christie, 3.63 apg. STEALS Christie, 1.92 spg. BLOCKS Peters, 1.24 bpg. THREE-POINTERS Landon, 57/150, 38% EVERGREEN STATE 8-18, 5-11 CASCADE IN THE POLL No Votes LEADERS POINTS Hope, 13.73 ppg. REBOUNDS Tolliver, 7.44 rpg. ASSISTS Hope, 2.77 apg. STEALS Troyer, 1.65 spg. BLOCKS Tolliver, 1.22 bpg. THREE-POINTERS Troyer, 48/109, 44%
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EASTERN OREGON
Men’s BasketballONE UNIVERSITY BOULEVARD * LA GRANDE, OREGON * 97850 * 541-962-2946 (P) * 541-962-3577 * EOUSPORTS.COM
GAME TIMETipoff on Friday is set for 7:30 p.m. PT and 7:30 p.m. PT Saturday. There will be a live video stream forboth games from New Media Television Services on EOUSports.com. There will be live stats available onEOUSports.com as well. Live radio is available online and locally in La Grande on KEOL 91.7 FM
THE SERIES* EOU holds a 20-13 advantage over Northwest in the all-time series.* The Mountaineers are 14-9 versus Northwest since 2000, and have won four of the past five.* Eastern Oregon’s last trip to Kirkland was an overtime loss last season, 85-84.* Eight of the last 10 games against NU have been decided by single digits.* The series between Evergreen and EOU is tied at 12-12.* Eastern has won three straight games over the Geoducks.*The 113 points EOU scored in the last game against Evergreen was the most points scored by EasternOregon in a Cascade Conference game since 1994, when EOU tallied 115 in a win over SOU.
QUICK HITS* EOU is 41-2 in its last 43 regular season games at home.* The Mountaineers are 63-7 in the past 70 games in Quinn.* EOU’s average margin of victory this year is 13.5 points.* The Mountaineers have not won the rebound advantagefive times this season, resulting in four losses.* Eastern is 16-2 when leading at halftime this season.* The Mountaineers are 11-0 when opponents have scored less than 70 points, and 23-1 under Isaac Williams in the same stat.* EOU is 19-0 this season when leading with five minutes leftin regulation, and 19-1 when leading with 10 minutes left.
MBB MEDIA SERVICESBarrett Henderson, Asst. AD, Media Services, Game Management, and [email protected] (c)
GAMES 27 AND 28 * FEB 18-19, 2011 EOU MOUNTAINEERS MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES
2010 EASTERN OREGON SCHEDULEDate Opponent Time/ResultOct. 16 ALUMNI GAME # W, 101-33Oct. 29 Portland Bible College W, 102-66Oct. 30 Multnomah University W, 146-63Nov. 5 MONTANA TECH $ W, 86-66Nov. 6 WALLA WALLA UNIVERSITY $ W, 88-45Nov. 13 University of Idaho # L, 74-86Nov. 17 Walla Walla University W, 65-50Nov. 19 Rocky Mountain College X W, 78-72Nov. 20 Carroll College X L, 78-84Nov. 26 Whitman College % W, 99-92Nov. 27 Pacific Lutheran University % W, 81-67Dec. 3 EVERGREEN STATE * W, 77-59Dec. 4 NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY* W, 73-66Dec. 17 Southern Oregon* W, 80-68Dec. 18 Oregon Tech* L, 78-89Dec. 30 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY* W, 96-75Dec. 31 WARNER PACIFIC* W, 86-78Jan. 7 College of Idaho* L, 68-78Jan. 14 Northwest Christian* W, 67-63Jan. 15 Corban University* W, 81-72Jan. 21 OREGON TECH* L, 80-93Jan 22 SOUTHERN OREGON* W, 95-53Jan. 28 Warner Pacific* L, 67-87Jan. 29 Concordia University* W, 80-78Feb. 2 WALLA WALLA UNIVERSITY W, 108-53Feb. 4 COLLEGE OF IDAHO* W, 83-80Feb. 11 CORBAN UNIVERSITY* W, 88-83Feb. 12 NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN* W, 66-65Feb. 18 Northwest University* 7:30 p.m.Feb. 19 Evergreen State College* 7:30 p.m.Feb. 23 CCC Tournament-1st Round**Feb. 26 CCC Tournament-Semis**Mar. 1 CCC Tournament-Finals**Mar. 9-15 NAIA Div. II National Championships^
HOME GAMES# Exhibition Game$ Aramark Quinn Classic- Hosted by EOUX Carroll College Classic- Hosted by Carroll College% Vineyard Inn Classic- Hosted by Whitman College* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game** CCC Tournament Game^ NAIA Div. 2 National Tournament
Eastern Men Face Battles on FinalWeekend of Regular Season
ONE TO WATCHEastern Oregon forward Travares Peterson
is having quite the week. The junior has
been interviewed on the radio, had his
game-winning layup
highlight shown on
Portland’s KATU news,
and has his highlight
on Youtube with 465
views in two days. The
El Paso native was
named the CCC Player
of the Week and has
scored 47 points the
past four games.
For up-to-date information on EOU Basketball, visit the official athletics website
EEOOUUSports.com
and follow on twitter
@EOUSports
GAMES 27 and 28
Dates: Friday and Saturday, Feb. 11-12
Location: Kirkland and Olympia, Wash.
Tipoff: Friday 7:30 p.m. PT,
Saturday 7:30 p.m. PT
Gymnasium: NU Pavilion (550) and
College Recreation Center (800)
ON THE AIRVideo:http://geoducks.nmtvsports.com/Radio: KEOL 91.7 FMFriday, 7:30 p.m.Barrett Henderson, KEOL Play-by-Play
National tournament ........ 4 appearances (5-3) ’42, ’08, ’09, ‘10
EASTERN OREGON COACHING STAFFIsaac Williams, Second Year (43-13, 26-7 CCC) .. HCTim Mollerstrom, Sixth Year ................................... ACAdam Tyhurst, Second Year .................................. ACMark Carollo, Second Year .................................... ACJeremy Templeton, Second Year .......................... S/CRussell Yap ............................................................ AT
EASTERN OREGON MEDIA SERVICESPhone …………………...………………… 541.962.3946Fax ……………...……………………..….. 541.962.3577Asst. Ath. Dir., Media Relations ….. Barrett Henderson
Press row phone number …………….… 541.962.3685Phone for radio outlet ……………….….. 541.962.3361Media Relations Assistant ……….….…… Paul CarolloMailing Address ….……….. Eastern Oregon University……………………………………… One University Blvd.……………………..…………….. La Grande, OR 97850
15 Thomas McCarthy G 6-0 170 Sr.-3V Prineville, Ore.
20 JC Cook G 6-0 195 Sr.-3V Canby, Ore.
21 Travares Peterson W/F 6-4 185 Jr.-2V El Paso, Texas
23 Anthony Brown W/F 6-5 210 So.-1V Spokane, Wash.
24 Jared Heitzman (heights-man) W 6-3 180 Fr.-HS Lewiston, Idaho
30 Kyllian Wood (kill-e-n) F 6-7 225 Fr.-HS Springfield, Ore.
32 Jamar Johnson W 6-3 200 Jr.-2V Portland, Ore.
34 Jeff Ranstrom F 6-4 225 Jr.-2V Eagle, Idaho
42 Jason Mumm F 6-7 230 Jr.-2V Kimberly, Idaho
45 Robert Barrington F 6-5 210 So.-1V Virginia City, Nev.
RS Ryan Tooke G/W 6-5 185 Fr.-HS La Grande, Ore.
By positionF (4): Barrington, Mumm,
Ranstrom, Wood
G (4): Cook, Cottle,
McCarthy, Thurmond
W (2): Heitzman, Johnson
G/W (1): Tooke
W/F (2): Peterson, Brown
By yearJR (4): Johnson, Mumm,
Peterson, Ranstrom
FR (3): Heitzman, Tooke,
Wood
SO (3): Barrington, Brown,
Thurmond
SR (3): Cook, Cottle,
McCarthy
By stateOre. (5): Cook, Johnson,
McCarthy, Tooke, Wood
Idaho (3): Heitzman, Mumm,
Ranstrom
Wash. (2): Brown, Thurmond
Nev. (1): Barrington
Texas (1): Peterson
Utah (1): Cottle
ROSTER BREAKDOWN
ABOUT THE EAGLESThe Eagles (19-6) (11-5) and EOU were picked tied for second in the confer-
ence preseason poll, and will be fighting for second place in the last weekend of theregular season. The NAIA’s No. 4 three-point field goal percentage defense from NUsquares off against the Mountaineers’ No. 10 three-point field goal percentage offense.Northwest, winners of seven of its last eight, is 11-2 this season at home, including awin over CCC regular season champion, Oregon Tech.
Keeping Up With Eastern
MOUNTIE MINUTESWednesdays on EOUSports.com
LIVE VIDEO STREAMNMTV Service EOUSports.com
LIVE STATSEOUSports.com
Game Notes continue on page 6
LAST TIME OUTTravares Peterson’s lay-in with 0.4 seconds gave the No. 14 Eastern Oregon
University men’s basketball team a 66-65 thrilling win over Northwest ChristianSaturday. The Beacons were poised for the upset leading for much of the game, includ-ing a 41-27 lead with 41 seconds left in the first half. Eastern Oregon’s only lead of thefirst half was a 2-0 advantage to begin the game. A pair of Peterson free throws with13:38 remaining in regulation was the next EOU lead. Peterson led Eastern with 16points and eight rebounds. The junior shot 6 for 11 from the field. JC Cook contributed15 points and Jason Mumm added 12 points and eight rebounds. EOU finished 36 per-cent from the field and 14 of 24 from the free-throw line. The leading three-point shoot-ing team in NAIA Div. 2 was held to 6 for 26 from behind the arc.
ABOUT THE GEODUCKSThe Geoducks (8-18) (5-11) will show off their athleticism Saturday night
against Eastern. Evergreen has been outscored in the first half by an average of 33-39so far this season. The Geoducks are at the bottom of the conference in field goal per-centage offense and defense and three-point field goal percentage offense and defense.First year head coach Arvin Mosley has the third best rebounder in the conference inMarice Tolliver who is averaging 7.44 rebounds a game.
GAMES 27-28 * NU AND ESC * FEB. 18-19, 2011 EASTERN OREGON MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES * 3
Around the CascadeFEB. 11NW Christian at College of Idaho, 56-73Corban at Eastern Oregon, 83-88Evergreen at Warner Pacific, 65-86Northwest at Concordia, 99-69
FEB. 12Corban at College of Idaho, 64-62NW Christian at Eastern Oregon, 65-66Evergreen at Concordia, 76-88Oregon Tech at Southern Oregon, 68-58Northwest at Warner Pacific, 66-68 OT
FEB. 18Concordia at Oregon Tech, 7:30 p.m.College of Idaho at Evergreen, 7:30 p.m.Eastern Oregon at Northwest, 7:30 p.m.Warner Pacific at Southern Oregon, 7:30 p.m.Northwest Christian at Corban, 7:30 p.m.
FEB. 19Warner Pacific at Oregon Tech, 7:30 p.m.Concordia at Southern Oregon, 7:30 p.m.College of Idaho at Northwest, 7:30 p.m.Eastern Oregon at Evergreen, 7:30 p.m.
* All times Pacific
2010-11 CCC Preseason Poll
1. Oregon Tech (5) 89 pts2. Eastern Oregon (3) 84 pts2. Northwest U. (1) 84 pts4. College of Idaho (1) 70 pts5. Warner Pacific 63 pts6. Concordia 48 pts7. Corban 38 pts8. Northwest Christian 29 pts9. Evergreen State 24 pts10. Southern Oregon 21 ptsFirst place votes in parenthesis ( )
Cascade Player of the Week
Travares Peterson (EOU) 6-4 Jr. Forward- In addition to scoring 29 points and grab-bing 12 rebounds, he had the EOU highlightof the season with a game-winning lay-in.
TEAMSCORING OFFENSE
PTS AVG
1. EOU 2196 84.5
2. NU 2051 82.0
7. ESC 1930 74.2
SCORING DEFENSE
PTS AVG
1.OIT 1775 63.4
3. NU 1731 69.2
5. EOU 1845 71.0
10. ESC 2165 83.3
SCORING MARGIN
OWN-OPP MAR.
1. OIT 80.1-63.4 +16.7
2. EOU 84.5-71.0 +13.5
3. NU 82.0-69.2 +12.8
10. ESC 74.2-83.3 -9.0
FIELD GOAL PCT.
FGM-FGA PCT.
1. CU 784-1596 .491
3. NU 723-1550 .466
4. EOU 776-1695 .458
10. ESC 698-1644 .425
FG PCT DEFENSE
FGM-FGA PCT.
1. SOU 640-1541 .415
2. NU 639-1536 .416
4. EOU 660-1574 .419
10. ESC 795-1649 .482
FREE THROW PCT
FTM-FTA PCT.
1. OIT 413-548 .754
3. ESC 353-501 .705
5. NU 426-610 .698
6. EOU 376-539 .698
3-POINT FG PCT
3PM-3PA PCT.
1. EOU 268-701 .382
4. NU 179-486 .368
10. ESC 181-589 .307
3-POINT FG DEFENSE
3PM-3PA PCT.
1. NU 154-538 .286
5. EOU 182-567 .321
10. ESC 167-465 .359
OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS
RBS AVG
1. WPC 415 15.96
2. EOU 370 14.23
4. NU 320 12.80
9. ESC 249 9.58
DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS
RBS AVG
1. EOU 755 29.04
2. NU 718 28.72
7. ESC 642 24.69
BLOCKED SHOTS NO. AVG
1. WP 91 3.50
3. NU 69 2.76
4. ESC 69 2.65
10. EOU 44 1.69
ASSISTS NO. AVG
1. NU 420 16.80
2. EOU 436 16.77
10. ESC 238 9.15
STEALS NO. AVG
1. NU 233 9.32
6. EOU 183 7.04
7. ESC 168 6.46
TURNOVER MARGIN
OWN-OPP +/-
1. OIT 268-364 +3.43
3. NU 368-409 +1.64
5. ESC 393-411 +0.69
6. EOU 348-359 +0.42
INDIVIDUALSCORING
PTS AVG
1. Foster-OIT 557 19.9
11. McCarthy-EO 362 13.9
12. Hope-ESC 357 13.7
17. Peters-NU 326 13.0
FIELD GOAL PCT.
FGM-FGA PCT.
1. Herman-CU 147-228 .645
2. Peters-NU 133-207 .643
4. Mumm-EO 97-160 .606
FREE THROW PCT
FTM-FTA PCT.
1. McKee-NCU 86-97 .887
5. Johnson-EO 57-69 .826
7. Dixon-ESC 50-64 .781
8. Peters-NU 60-77 .779
3-POINT FG PCT
3PM-3PA PCT.
1. Johnson-EO 56-120 .467
4. Troyer-ESC 48-109 .440
5. Cook-NU 28-66 .424
3-POINT MADE
NO. AVG.
1. McCarthy-EO 84 3.23
5. Sarysz-ESC 61 2.35
8. Landon-NU 57 2.28
REBOUNDING
RBS AVG
1. Peters-NU 234 9.4
3. Toliver-ESC 171 7.4
9. Brown-EO 93 6.2
DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS
RBS AVG
1. Tolliver-ESC 146 6.35
2. Peters-NU 152 6.08
12. Brown-EO 63 4.20
OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS
NO. AVG
1. Peters-NU 82 3.28
7. Ranstrom-EO 58 2.42
9. Lewis-ESC 53 2.21
ASSISTS
NO. AVG
1. Aker-CU 132 4.89
3. Thurmond-EO 98 3.77
4. Christie-NU 87 3.63
15. Hope-ESC 72 2.77
ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO
RATIO
1. Cottle-EO 2.43
4. Christie-NU 1.64
STEALS
NO. AVG
1. Ballenger-COI 71 2.63
2. Christie-NU 46 1.92
4. Brown-EO 25 1.67
5. Troyer-ESC 43 1.65
BLOCKED SHOTS
NO. AVG
1. Davis-WP 41 1.58
2. Peters-NU 31 1.24
3. Tolliver-ESC 28 1.22
4. Brown-EOU 14 0.93
Statistical Leaders (As of 2/17/11)
Expanded StandingsSchool Conf Pct. Over Pct. Home Away Streak PF PA
FEB. 23 - QUARTERFINALS#8 Concordia at #1 Oregon Tech, 7 p.m.#5 College of Idaho at #4 Warner Pacific, 7 pm#6 Southern Oregon at #3 Northwest, 7 p.m.#7 Corban at #2 Eastern Oregon, 7 p.m.
Higher seed is host institution.Check CascadeConference.org and basketballguidelines for tiebreaker scenarios.
GAMES 27-28 * NU AND ESC * FEB. 18-19, 2011 EASTERN OREGON MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES * 4
EASTERN’S RECORD WHEN ...
Leading at halftime 16-2
Trailing at halftime 5-3
Tied at halftime 0-0
Vs. Top 25 Team 1-2
Vs. Top 10 Team 0-1
Leading with 10:00 remaining 19-1
Trailing with 10:00 remaining 2-3
Tied with 10:00 remaining 0-1
Leading with 5:00 remaining 19-0
Trailing with 5:00 remaining 2-5
Tied with 5:00 remaining 0-0
In Overtime 0-0
EOU outrebounds opponents 20-1
EOU is outrebounded 1-3
Same amount of rebounds 0-1
EOU commits more turnovers 7-4
Opponent commits more turnovers 13-0
Same amount of turnovers 1-1
EOU has more fouls than opponent 10-4
Opponent has more fouls than EOU 9-0
Same amount of fouls 2-1
EOU shoots 50 percent or better 5-0
Opponent shoots 50 percent or better 2-2
EOU shoots less than 50 percent 15-4
Opponent shoots less than 50 percent 19-3
EOU shoots better than opponent 15-1
Opponent shoots better than EOU 6-4
Same shooting percentage 0-0
EOU has more free-throw attempts 12-1
Opponent has more free-throw attempts 8-4
Same amount of free-throw attempts 1-0
EOU bench outscores opponent bench 18-3
Opponent bench outscores EOU bench 3-2
Benches score the same 0-0
Games decided by 1-5 points 5-0
Games decided by 6-10 points 5-2
Games decided by 11-15 points 3-2
Games decided by 16 or more points 8-1
EOU makes 10 or more three-pointers 12-4
EOU makes 9 or less three-pointers 9-1
EOU shoots above 60 FT percentage 16-4
EOU shoots below 60 FT percentage 5-1
THE LAST TIME THEY MET ...
LA GRANDE, Ore. -- The No. 9 Eastern Oregon University
men's basketball team beat rallied to a 73-66 win over No.
14 Northwest University Saturday.
The Mountaineers (10-1) (2-0) move closer to matching
their best start in school history at 13-1 in the 2007-08
season. Eastern trailed by as many as 10 points in the
second half before it made its comeback for the victory.
A Jordan Call three-pointer with 2:57 left in the first half
gave Northwest a 39-29 lead. The Eagles led 40-33 at
halftime. A pair of Stedman Richardson free throws gave
NU a 47-37 lead with 16:31 remaining in regulation. EOU
went on a 12-2 run over the five minutes and tied the score
at 49.
The score went back and forth over the next three minutes until the Mountaineers opened a 56-56
score to a 67-58 lead with 3:19 left in the game after a Jason Mumm three-pointer.
Thomas McCarthy led Eastern Oregon with 18 points off of the bench. The senior was 6 for 10
from the field including 3 of 7 from behind the perimeter. Mumm added 12 points, and Travares
Peterson scored 10 points and recorded a team-high nine rebounds. Cody Thurmond threw a
team-high five assists.
Greg Peters scored a game-high 19 points to lead Northwest (7-2) (1-1). He was 8 of 11 from the
field and grabbed a team-high seven rebounds. Call finished with 12 points, and Stedman
Richardson added 10 points and five assists.
After shooting 36 percent from the field in the first half, EOU shot 48 percent in the second half.
The Mountaineers finished 36 percent from the three-point range. Eastern outrebounded the
Eagles, 43 to 29, and had 16 assists to Northwest’s 15. The top two unselfish teams in the CCC
squared off in the game, as Northwest averaged a league-best 17.7 assists per game, and
Eastern averaged 17.3. NU was 40 percent from the field, and 5 of 21 from behind the perimeter.
NORTHWEST 66
EASTERN 73La Grande, Ore.
Dec. 4, 2010 * Quinn Coliseum
THE LAST FIVE MEETINGS
* 12/4/10 - in La Grande
Eastern 73, Corban 66
* 2/19/10 - in La Grande
Eastern 84, Northwest 72
* 12/5/09 - in Kirkland
Northwest 85, Eastern 84 OT
* 2/13/09 - in La Grande
Eastern 72, Northwest 57
* 1/12/09 - in Kirkland
Eastern 83, Northwest 59
LA GRANDE, Ore. – The No. 9 Eastern Oregon University
men’s basketball team knocked off The Evergreen State
College Friday, 77-59, to open Cascade Conference play.
On ‘70s Night in Quinn Coliseum, the Mountaineers (9-1)
wore throwback uniforms and won their third straight game
behind 22 points from JC Cook. The Canby, Ore. native
returned to the starting lineup after an ankle injury earlier in
the season. The senior shot 8 for 14 from the field, and 5
for 9 from behind the perimeter. He added six rebounds
and six assists.
Eastern’s Jamar Johnson scored in double digits for the
ninth time this season finishing with 18 points. The Portland,
Ore. native shot 7 for 10 from the field and 4 of 6 from behind the arc. He had a team-high eight
rebounds. Cody Thurmond added 13 points and seven assists.
A Cook three-pointer with 42 seconds left in the first half gave EOU its largest lead of the half at
39-23. The Mountaineers had a 39-26 lead at halftime. The final 18-point margin was the largest
lead of the night. Eastern led through the entirety of the game.
The Geoducks (1-7) lost its seventh consecutive game after opening the season with a win.
Evergreen finished with three double digit scorers Friday led by Marice Tolliver’s 17 points. The
junior finished with a game-high 11 rebounds. Johnny Sarysz and Ramone Johnson added 12
and 10 points respectively.
Eastern Oregon improved to 9-0 this season when outrebounding its opponent. EOU had 38
rebounds to Evergreen State’s 37. The Mountaineers had a 21 to 9 assist advantage, but turned
the ball over 15 times compared to TESC’s 13. Evergreen outscored Eastern 30 to 14 in the
paint.
THE LAST FIVE MEETINGS
* 12/3/10 - in La Grande
Eastern 77, Evergreen 59
* 2/20/10 - in La Grande
Eastern 113, Evergreen 76
* 12/4/09 - in Olympia
Eastern 74, Evergreen 65
* 2/28/09 - in La Grande
Evergreen 84, Eastern 64
* 2/14/09 - in La Grande
Eastern 84, Evergreen 74
EVERGREEN 59
EASTERN 77La Grande, Ore.
Dec. 3, 2010 * Quinn Coliseum
GAMES 27-28 * NU AND ESC * FEB. 18-19, 2011 EASTERN OREGON MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES * 5
EASTERN’S RECORD WHEN ...
EOU scores less than 50 0-0
EOU scores between 60-69 3-2
EOU scores between 70-79 3-2
EOU scores between 80-89 9-1
EOU scores between 90-99 3-0
EOU scores 100 or more 3-0
Opponent scores less than 50 1-0
Opponent scores between 60-69 8-0
Opponent scores between 70-79 5-2
Opponent scores between 80-89 2-2
Opponent scores between 90-99 1-1
Opponent scores 100 or more 0-0
In October 2-0
In November 6-1
In December 5-1
In January 4-3
In February 4-0
On Monday 0-0
On Tuesday 0-0
On Wednesday 2-0
On Thursday 1-0
On Friday 10-3
On Saturday 8-2
On Sunday 0-0
Wearing white uniforms 1-1
Wearing navy uniforms 10-4
Wearing gray uniforms 9-0
Wearing retro uniforms 2-0
Northwest University
The Evergreen State College
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Game Notes continue on page 9
IT COMES DOWN TO THISThe only thing certain in the Cascade
Collegiate Conference postseason picture isOregon Tech will be the top seed. TheMountaineers have clinched their fourthstraight home playoff game. EOU has theclearest way to the second seed of the threegames within a game of each other. If Easternwins both games this weekend, its No. 2.
DIALING LONG DISTANCEEastern is hitting its share of shots
from behind the perimeter this season. TheMountaineers are first in NAIA Div. 2 in three-pointers made per game (10.3), and in totalthree-pointers made (268). EOU is 10th in thecountry in three-point percentage (38%).Jamar Johnson is third in the country with his46 percent shotting from three-point range.Thomas McCarthy is seventh in NAIA Div. 2with 84 three-pointers, making 3.2 per gamewhich is seventh in the nation.
RECORD WATCHThe Mountaineers are doing their
share of setting new records this season.EOU has already broke the school mark forthree-pointers in a single season nad singlegame records of threes made, points, andrebounds. Eastern is 309 points shy of break-ing the record for points in a season. ThomasMcCarthy needs to make five three-pointers tobreak Ryan Orton’s 15-year-old school recordof 88 three-pointers in a single season. Thesenior has hit 84 of his 202 three-pointers thisseason. The Prineville, Ore. native has con-nected on 179 of his 457 career three-point-ers. Mark Carollo holds the school careerrecord when he made 210 of his 606 shots.
THE TWENTY WIN CLUBEastern has clinched its fifth straight
20-win season. Before the five-year streak,the Mountaineers had four 20-win seasons inthe 81-year history of men’s basketball, withthe last coming in 1965-66. This season’ssquad became the 20th team to reach 16 winsin school history. The 2007-08 team had theschool’s best record at 26-6. That team was17-3 after 20 games, and started 25-4.
Friday’s Projected Starters
Saturday’s Projected Starters
The Evergreen State College
Guard01 Tyrell Dixon
JR 5-9 180
Tacoma, Wash.
Mt. Tahoma HS
Guard02 Ramon Johnson
JR 6-2 170
Las Vegas, Nev.
S. Puget Sound HS
Forward33 Michael Brumsey
JR 6-7 205
Tacoma, Wash.
S. Puget Sound HS
Forward24 Marice Tolliver
JR 6-5 225
Tacoma, Wash.
Lower Columbia CC
Guard03 Josh Troyer
SR 6-3 185
Vancouver, Wash.
Lower Columbia CC
Northwest University
Guard4 Stedmon Richardson
SR 6-2 180
Los Angeles, Calif.
Fullerton JC
Guard5 Rich Skillman
JR 6-2 195
Everson, Wash.
Nooksack Valley HS
Forward55 Greg George
SR 6-9 235
Seattle, Wash.
Lake Washington HS
Guard11 Daley Landon
SR 5-11 168
Waterville, Wash.
Big Bend CC
Wing24 Tyson Christie
SO 6-4 205
Sherwood, Ore.
Linn-Benton CC
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Scored 40 Points: 41 by Neil Fryer at Cascade College (1/24/09)
Scored 35 Points: 41 by Neil Fryer at Cascade College (1/24/09)
Scored 30 Points: 30 by Jamar Johnson vs Southern Oregon (1/22/11)
Scored 25 Points: 26 by Jamar Johnson at Carroll College (11/20/10)
Grabbed 20 Rebounds: 23 by Paul Carollo at College of the Ozarks (3/14/08)
Grabbed 15 Rebounds: 16 by Jordan Gregg at Lewis-Clark State (11/28/09)
Made 15 Field Goals: 17 (17-24) by Neil Fryer at Cascade College (1/24/09)
Made 10 Field Goals: 10 (10-11) by Jamar Johnson vs Southern Ore. (1/22/11)
Attempted 25 Field Goals: 27 (16-27) by Mark Carollo vs. Evergreen (1/11/08)
Attempted 20 Field Goals: 24 (17-24) by Neil Fryer at Cascade (1/24/09)
Made 8 3-Pointers: 8 (8-13) by Mark Carollo vs. Northwest Christian (2/23/08)
Made 7 3-Pointers: 8 (8-13) by Mark Carollo vs. Northwest Christian (2/23/08)
Made 6 3-Pointers: 6 (6-9) by Thomas McCarthy vs. Concordia (12/30/10)
Attempted 15 3-Pointers: 16 (7-16) by Bryan Rabas at Concordia (1/27/04)
Attempted 10 3-Pointers: 10 (4-10) by Thomas McCarthy vs. Corban (2/11/11)
Made 15 Free Throws: 20 (20-24) Randy Saitze vs. George Fox (1/18/82)
Made 10 Free Throws: 10 (10-16) by Josh Cottle vs. Warner Pacific (1/29/10)
Attempted 20 Free Throws: 24 (20-24) Randy Saitze vs. George Fox (1/18/82)
Attempted 15 Free Throws: 16 (10-16) by Josh Cottle vs. Warner Pac (1/29/10)
Had 15 Assists: 18 by Mitch Despanie vs. Warner Pacific (11/1/96)
Had 10 Assists: 10 by Cody Thurmond vs. Montana Tech (11/5/10)
Had 6 Steals: 6 by Steve Sawyers vs. Warner Pacific (2/27/10)
Had 5 Steals: 5 by Anthony Brown at Northwest Christian (1/14/11)
Had 5 Blocks: 5 by Deon Chandler vs. Warner Pacific (2/7/96)
Hit A Shot At The Buzzer To Send A Game To Overtime: Neil Fryer at
Cascade, 1/24/09
Hit A Shot At The Buzzer To Win The Game: Jordan Gregg at Northwest
Christian, 2/13/10
Hit A Closing-Seconds Shot To Win a Game: Travares Peterson vs. Northwest
Christian, 2/12/11
THE LAST TIME AN EOU PLAYER...
Scored 110 Points: 146 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Scored 105 Points: 108 vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)
Scored 100 Points: 108 vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)
Allowed 100 Points: 101 at Cascade College (1/24/09)
Scored 60 Points in a Half: 74 (2nd Half) at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Did Not Score 20+ Points in a Half: 18 (2nd Half) at C. of the Ozarks (3/14/08)
Grabbed 55 Rebounds: 77 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Grabbed 50 Rebounds: 77 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Made 40 Field Goals: 42 vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)
Attempted 90 Field Goals: 98 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Attempted 80 Field Goals: 98 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Attempted 75 Field Goals: 77 (37-77) vs. Concordia (12/30/10)
Made 15 3-Pointers: 18 (18-33) vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)
Made 10 3-Pointers: 12 (12-32) vs. Corban (2/11/11)
Attempted 35 3-Pointers: 49 at Concordia University (1/27/04)
Attempted 30 3-Pointers: 32 (12-32) vs. Corban (2/11/11)
Made 20 Free Throws: 20 at College of Idaho (1/7/11)
Made 25 Free Throws: 28 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Attempted 45 Free Throws: 46 vs. Montana Western (11/10/07)
Had 30 Assists: 34 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Had 25 Assists: 25 vs. Walla Walla (2/4/11)
Had 15 Steals: 15 at Southern Oregon University (12/5/08)
Had 10 Blocks: 10 vs. Oregon Tech (2/11/06)
Overcame a 15-Point Halftime Deficit: Trailed 49-64 at halftime, won 103-98 vs.
Concordia University (2/21/04)
Overcame a 10-Point Halftime Deficit: Trailed 28-41 at halftime, won 66-65 vs.
Malone University (Ohio) 62; Indiana University East 48;
Mount Mercy University (Iowa) 30; Jamestown College
(N.D.) 25; Central Christian College (Kan.) 23; Cedarville
University (Ohio) 20; Spring Arbor University (Mich.) 12;
Saint Ambrose University (Iowa) 9; Asbury University
(Ky.) 9; Sterling College (Kan.) 6; Menlo College (Calif.)
5; Cardinal Stritch University (Wis.) 5; Concordia
University (Neb.) 3; Roberts Wesleyan College (N.Y.) 3;
Johnson & Wales University (Colo.) 1; Bryan College
(Tenn.) 1; Tabor College (Kan.) 1; Dickinson State
University (N.D.) 1; Florida Memorial University 1; Saint
Thomas University (Fla.) 1; Milligan College (Tenn.) 1;
Ashford University (Iowa) 1
Massey Ratings Top 20 (as of 2/14) Rating
1. Northwood FL 1.156
2. Walsh 0.983
3. Cornerstone 0.935
4. Embry-Riddle 0.866
5. IN Wesleyan 0.813
6. Black Hills St 0.812
7. Oregon Tech 0.802
8. St Francis IN 0.736
9. Northwestern IA 0.694
10. Davenport 0.693
11. Northwest WA 0.682
12. Bellevue 0.682
13. Eastern Oregon 0.671
14. OK Wesleyan 0.642
15. Dakota Wesleyan 0.636
16. Briar Cliff 0.635
17. Grace IN 0.616
18. IN Southeast 0.592
19. Warner Pacific 0.576
20. Huntington 0.568
GAMES 27-28 * NU AND ESC * FEB. 18-19, 2011 EASTERN OREGON MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES * 8
Had Six Players Score In Double Figures in Same Game: Thomas McCarthy (18), Jamar Johnson (16), Travares Peterson
(14), JC Cook (14), Cody Thurmond (14), Jeff Ranstrom (11) vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)
Had Seven Players Score In Double Figures in Same Game: Jamar Johnson (22), JC Cook (19), Thomas McCarthy (18),
Travares Peterson (16 ), Cody Thurmond (15), Robert Barrington (14), Jason Mumm (10) at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Had Two Players record Double-Doubles in Same Game: Jeff Ranstrom (13 pts, 10 rebs) and Thomas McCarthy (12 pts, 10
rebs) at Walla Walla (11/17/10)
EOU Did Not Have A Player Score In Double Figures:
Opponent Did Not Have A Player Score In Double Figures: vs. Montana Tech (11/7/09)
Had Two Players Score 20+ Points in Same Game: Neil Fryer (24) and Kris Groce (20) vs. Evergreen State (2/14/09)
THE LAST TIME EOU ...
2010-11 EASTERN TEAM GAME HIGHS 2010-11 OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS
2010-11 EASTERN TEAM GAME LOWS 2010-11 OPPONENT TEAM GAME LOWS
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2010-11 EASTERN INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS 2010-11 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS
TOP 25 STREAK CONTINUESThe Eastern Oregon University men’s basketball team
climbed to No. 13 in the NAIA Div. 2 Top 25 Monday. TheMountaineers avoided a pair of upset bids last weekend withwins over Corban and Northwest Christian. EOU rallied from dou-ble-digit deficits in each game for the victories. Eastern rides thelongest winning streak in the Cascade Collegiate Conference,five games, to No. 18 Northwest University Friday. Easternappears in the Top 25 for a school-record 19th straight time. TheMountaineers have been in the Top 25 in 25 of the last 26 polls.EOU has been in the Top 25 in every poll dating back to last sea-son’s preseason poll on Oct. 26 when it received votes. TheMountaineers had their best preseason ranking in the 2008-09season when they started at No. 6. EOU climbed to No. 3 in thenational poll that season, the highest in school history.
PLAYERS OF THE WEEKThree Mountaineers have received Red Lion Cascade
Collegiate Conference Players of the Week honors this sea-son. Travares Peterson, Anthony Brown, and ThomasMcCarthy each were awarded. Peterson took the award thisweek, McCarthy was honored for his efforts from Dec. 27 fromJan. 2, and Brown was the recipient for his Jan. 10 to Jan. 16performances.
LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARIESEastern Oregon is one of five teams to have made it
to the past three Sweet 16 rounds at the NAIA Div. 2 NationalTournament. Two programs in those five, Oregon Tech andEOU, are from the Cascade Collegiate Conference. There areonly a dozen teams that have made the national tournamentin each of the past three years, including Eastern.
GAMES 27-28 * NU AND ESC * FEB. 18-19, 2011 EASTERN OREGON MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES * 10
#3 Josh CottlePts - 19 vs. Warner Pac, 1/29/10 8, at Multnomah, 10/30/10
Rbs - 8, Concordia, 12/30/10 Same
Asts - 10, Concordia, 12/30/10 Same
Stls - 4 at Lewis-Clark State, 11/28/09 2, 3x, last at Corban, 1/15/11
Minutes - 30, Concordia, 12/30/10 Same
EOU CAREER AND 2010-11 SEASON HIGHSCAREER SEASON
#30 Kyllian WoodPts - 7, 2x last vs. Walla Walla, 2/2/11 Same
Rbs - 9, 2x last vs. Corban, 2/11/11 Same
Asts - 2, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same
Stls - 1 at Corban, 1/15/11 Same
Minutes - 17, 2x last vs. Walla Walla, 2/2/11 Same
CAREER SEASON
#12 Cody ThurmondPts - 17 at Corban, 2/12/10 16, vs. College of Idaho 2/4/11
Rbs - 6, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same
Asts - 10 vs. Montana Tech, 11/5/10 Same
Stls - 3, 3x, vs. Davenport, 3/11/10 2, 4x at SOU, 12/17/10
Minutes - 31 at Whitman, 11/26/10 Same
#15 Thomas McCarthyPts - 22 at Portland Bible, 10/29/10 Same
Rbs - 10x at Walla Walla, 11/17/10 9, Warner Pacific, 12/31/10
Asts - 9, vs. Walla Walla 2/2/11 Same
Stls - 3 at Montana Western, 11/19/09 2, 2x last at NCU, 1/14/11
Minutes - 38 at Walla Walla, 11/17/10 Same
#20 JC CookPts - 22, Evergreen, 12/3/10 Same
Rbs - 8 at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same
Asts - 6, Evergreen, 12/3/10 Same
Stls - 3 at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same
Minutes - 30 vs. NCU, 2/12/11 Same
#21 Travares PetersonPts - 19 at Portland Bible, 10/29/10 Same
Rbs - 9, 4x, last at Corban, 1/15/11 Same
Asts - 7, at NCU, 1/14/11 Same
Stls - 2, 3x, last at Corban, 1/15/11 Same
Minutes - 32, at Southern Oregon, 12/17/10 Same
#24 Jared HeitzmanPts - 11, Concordia, 12/30/10 Same
Rbs - 4, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same
Asts - 3, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same
Stls - 2, vs. Walla Walla, 11/6/10 Same
Minutes - 23, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same
#32 Jamar JohnsonPts - 30, vs. SOU, 1/22/11 Same
Rbs - 10, vs. SOU, 1/22/11 Same
Asts - 3, 2x, last Northwest, 12/4/10 Same
Stls - 4, vs. Walla Walla, 11/6/10 Same
Minutes - 33, at Concordia, 1/29/11 Same
#34 Jeff RanstromPts - 23 vs. Pacific Lutheran, 11/27/10 Same
Rbs - 13 at College of Idaho, 1/7/11 Same
Asts - 4 2x last vs. Walla Walla, 2/4/11 Same
Stls - 2, vs. Corban, 2/11/11 Same
Minutes - 32 vs. Pacific Lutheran, 11/27/10 Same
#42 Jason MummPts - 18, vs. Montana Tech, 11/5/10 Same
Rbs - 14, vs. Montana Tech, 11/5/10 Same
Asts - 3, vs. Walla Walla, 11/6/10 Same
Stls - 2, 2x, Concordia, 12/30/10 Same
Minutes - 34, at Carroll, 11/20/10 Same
#45 Robert BarringtonPts - 14, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same
Rbs - 7, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same
Asts - 1, 3x, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same
Stls - 2, vs. Walla Walla 2/2/11 Same
Minutes - 18, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same
#23 Anthony BrownPts - 13, vs Corban, 2/11/11 Same
Rbs - 10, 3x last vs. NCU, 2/12/11 Same
Asts - 6, 2x last vs. College of Idaho, 2/4/11 Same
Stls - 5, at Corban, 1/15/11 Same
Minutes - 34, at NCU, 1/14/11 Same
SEASON BOX SCORE
GAMES 27-28 * NU AND ESC * FEB. 18-19, 2011 EASTERN OREGON MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES * 11
Record in Home Games: 23-3
Record in True Road Games: 15-10
Record in Neutral-Site Games: 7-1
Record in Overtime Games: 0-1
Record in CCC Tournament Games: 1-1
Record in NAIA Tournament Games: 1-1
Record in Games decided by Five Points or Less: 7-5
Record Against Ranked Opponents: 6-5
Longest Win Streak: 6 games, (10/29/10-11/19/10)
Longest Home Win Streak: 12 games (11/7/09-2/27/10)
Longest CCC Win Streak: 4 games, 3x (last from 1/29/11-present)
Longest Losing Streak: 1 game
Longest Home Losing Streak: 1 game
Longest CCC Losing Streak: 1 game
Most Points in a Game: 146 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Most Points in a CCC Game: 113 vs. Evergreen State (2/20/10)
Fewest Points in a Game: 57 vs. Indiana Wesleyan (3/12/10)
Fewest Points in a CCC Game: 61 vs. Warner Pacific (2/27/10)
Most Points Allowed in a Game: 93, vs. Oregon Tech (1/21/11)
Most Points Allowed in a CCC Game: 93, vs. Oregon Tech (1/21/11)
Fewest Points Allowed in a Game: 42, vs. Montana Tech (11/7/09)
Fewest Points Allowed in a CCC Game: 53, vs. Southern Oregon (1/22/11)
Largest Margin of Victory: 83, at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Largest Margin of Victory in a CCC Game: 38, vs. Southern Oregon (1/22/11)
Largest Margin of Defeat: 20, at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)
Largest Margin of Defeat in a CCC Game: 20, at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)
Most Points Allowed in a Regulation Win: 92, at Whitman (11/26/10)
Most Points in a Regulation Loss: 85, at Northwest University (12/5/09)
Fewest Points in a Win: 64, MSU-Northern (11/20/09)
Fewest Points Allowed in a Loss: 64 vs. Warner Pacific (2/27/10)
Largest Halftime Lead: 45 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Highest Field-Goal Percentage: .691 (38-55) vs. Walla Walla (10/27/09)
Lowest Field-Goal Percentage: .350 (21-60) at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)
Largest Deficit Overcome in a Win: 14, vs. Northwest Christian (2/12/11)
Largest Lead Surrendered in a Loss: 10, at Montana Western (11/19/10)
Largest Deficit Faced: 23, vs. Montana Western (11/7/10)
Most Rebounds: 77 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Most Rebounds Allowed: 46, 2x, last at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)
Fewest Rebounds: 30 at Montana Tech (11/21/09)
Most Assists: 34 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Most Assists by an Opponent: 22 vs. Northwest Christian (2/12/11)
Fewest Assists: 2 vs. Rocky Mountain (11/19/10)
Most Turnovers: 25, at Evergreen State (12/4/09)
Most Turnovers by an Opponent: 24 at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Fewest Turnovers: 7, 2x, last vs. Evergreen State (2/20/10)
Most Steals: 14, at Multnomah (10/30/10)
Most Steals by an Opponent: 12, 4x, last at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)
Fewest Steals: 0, at Oregon Tech (1/22/10)
Most Bocks: 6, vs. Southern Oregon (12/18/09)
Most Blocks by an Opponent: 9 at Warner Pacific (12/31/09)
Fewest Blocks: 0, 15x, last at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)
The Isaac Williams Era…By The Numbers
Superlatives
GAMES 27-28 * NU AND ESC * FEB. 18-19, 2011 EASTERN OREGON MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES * 12
Opponent Result/Time Guard Guard Wing Wing Post
at Portland Bible College W, 102-66 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 34-Ranstrom 42-Mumm
at Multnomah University W, 146-63 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 34-Ranstrom 42-Mumm
