2011-12 EOU MEN’S BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK WEEK THIRTEEN: NORTHWEST AND THE EVERGREEN STATE EASTERN OREGON BARRETT HENDERSON, ASST. AD, MEDIA RELATIONS ONE UNIVERSITY BLVD. LA GRANDE, ORE. 97850 O: 541.962.3946 C: 541.805.5687 F: 541.962.3577 [email protected]EOUSPORTS.COM 2011-12 SCHEDULE 13-7, 6-5 CASCADE OCTOBER (1-0) 12 MIDNIGHT MADNESS 9 p.m. 15 # ALUMNI W 29 Walla Walla Univ. W, 97-51 NOVEMBER (5-2) 4 $ CARROLL W, 87-74 5 $ WALLA WALLA U. W, 84-41 11 @ Montana Tech W, 93-77 12 @ Portland Bible W, 97-55 17 New Hope Christian W, 100-63 18 New Hope Christian L, 76-77 26 Lewis and Clark L, 69-82 DECEMBER (4-3) 2 * Concordia W, 71-67 3 * Warner Pacific L, 78-89 10 LEWIS-CLARK STATE W, 85-64 16 * S. OREGON W, 88-82 OT 17 * OREGON TECH L, 71-81 29 * Evergreen State W, 90-79 30 * Northwest L, 83-93 JANUARY (3-2) 6 * NW CHRISTIAN W, 82-60 7 * CORBAN W, 79-64 13 * COLLEGE OF IDAHO W, 80-62 21 * Southern Oregon L, 77-80 22 * Oregon Tech L, 78-88 27 * NORTHWEST 7:30 p.m. 28 * EVERGREEN STATE 7:30 p.m. FEBRUARY (0-0) 3 * Corban 7:30 p.m. 4 * Northwest Christian 7:30 p.m. 10 * College of Idaho 6:30 p.m. 17 * WARNER PACIFIC 7:30 p.m. 18 * CONCORDIA 7:30 p.m. All dates and times are Pacific HOME GAMES played at Quinn Coliseum * Cascade Collegiate Conference contests # Non-counting contests $ Aramark Quinn Classic @ Coyote Classic 2011-12 EOU MEN’S BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK 13-7, 6-5 CASCADE COMING UP: NO. 11 NORTHWEST AND THE EVERGREEN STATE Games 21-22: RV Eastern Oregon vs. No. 11 Northwest and e Evergreen State When: Friday, Jan. 27, 7:30 p.m. * Saturday, Jan. 28, 7:30 p.m. Where: La Grande, Ore. (Quinn Coliseum) Live Stats: EOUSports.com Live Video: EOUSports.com Live Radio: KUBQ 98.7 Series: e Mountaineers are 22-14 against NU and 14-12 versus Evergreen. GAME TIME Saturday will tipoff at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday’s tip is at 4 p.m.Live video and stats will be avail- able on EOUSports.com. Live radio can be heard on KUBQ 98.7 FM. THE SERIES * EOU holds a 22-14 advantage over Northwest in the all-time series. * e Mountaineers are 16-10 versus NU since 2000, and have won six of the past eight. * Eastern won all three games last year over the Eagles. Each game featured two top 20 teams. * Eight of the last 12 games against NU have been decided by single digits. * Eastern Oregon owns the all-time series, 14-12. * Eastern has won five straight games over the Geoducks. * e Mountaineers have won five of the past six games over TESC in Quinn Coliseum. * e lone loss came on Feb. 28, 2009, in the CCC Tournament semifinals, 84-74. QUICK HITS • e Mountaineers are 9-1 this season when leading at halſtime, but 2-6 when trailing. • When trailing with 5:00 leſt in regulation, EOU is 0-7. • Eastern has won 31 of the last 33 regular season home games, and 43 of the last 45 confer- ence regular season home games. e lone losses were to Oregon Tech. • EOU is 29-3 in regular season games in Quinn Coliseum under Isaac Williams. • Overall the Mountaineers have won 32 of the 36 games under Williams at home. • e Mountaineers are second in the nation in offensive rebounds per game (16.4), fiſth in total rebounds per game (42.7), and sixth in total rebound margin (9.9). • e Mountaineers 83.2 points per game scoring offense is 14th in the country. • Jamar Johnson is fourth in the nation in three-point field goal percentage (49 percent). • Ervin Felder is 10th in the nation in offensive rebounds per game with 3.5.
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2011-12 EOU MEN’S BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK
WEEK THIRTEEN: NORTHWEST AND THE EVERGREEN STATE
EASTERNOREGON
BARRETT HENDERSON, ASST. AD, MEDIA RELATIONSONE UNIVERSITY BLVD.LA GRANDE, ORE. 97850O: 541.962.3946 C: 541.805.5687 F: [email protected] EOUSPORTS.COM
NOVEMBER (5-2)4 $ CARROLL W, 87-745 $ WALLA WALLA U. W, 84-4111 @ Montana Tech W, 93-7712 @ Portland Bible W, 97-5517 New Hope Christian W, 100-6318 New Hope Christian L, 76-7726 Lewis and Clark L, 69-82
DECEMBER (4-3)2 * Concordia W, 71-673 * Warner Pacifi c L, 78-8910 LEWIS-CLARK STATE W, 85-6416 * S. OREGON W, 88-82 OT17 * OREGON TECH L, 71-8129 * Evergreen State W, 90-7930 * Northwest L, 83-93
JANUARY (3-2)6 * NW CHRISTIAN W, 82-607 * CORBAN W, 79-6413 * COLLEGE OF IDAHO W, 80-6221 * Southern Oregon L, 77-8022 * Oregon Tech L, 78-8827 * NORTHWEST 7:30 p.m.28 * EVERGREEN STATE 7:30 p.m.
FEBRUARY (0-0)3 * Corban 7:30 p.m.4 * Northwest Christian 7:30 p.m.10 * College of Idaho 6:30 p.m.17 * WARNER PACIFIC 7:30 p.m.18 * CONCORDIA 7:30 p.m.
All dates and times are Pacifi cHOME GAMES played at Quinn Coliseum* Cascade Collegiate Conference contests
COMING UP:NO. 11 NORTHWEST AND THE EVERGREEN STATE
Games 21-22: RV Eastern Oregon vs. No. 11 Northwest and Th e Evergreen StateWhen: Friday, Jan. 27, 7:30 p.m. * Saturday, Jan. 28, 7:30 p.m.Where: La Grande, Ore. (Quinn Coliseum)Live Stats: EOUSports.com Live Video: EOUSports.comLive Radio: KUBQ 98.7Series: Th e Mountaineers are 22-14 against NU and 14-12 versus Evergreen.
GAME TIMESaturday will tipoff at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday’s tip is at 4 p.m.Live video and stats will be avail-able on EOUSports.com. Live radio can be heard on KUBQ 98.7 FM.
THE SERIES* EOU holds a 22-14 advantage over Northwest in the all-time series.* Th e Mountaineers are 16-10 versus NU since 2000, and have won six of the past eight.* Eastern won all three games last year over the Eagles. Each game featured two top 20 teams.* Eight of the last 12 games against NU have been decided by single digits.* Eastern Oregon owns the all-time series, 14-12.* Eastern has won fi ve straight games over the Geoducks.* Th e Mountaineers have won fi ve of the past six games over TESC in Quinn Coliseum.* Th e lone loss came on Feb. 28, 2009, in the CCC Tournament semifi nals, 84-74.
QUICK HITS• Th e Mountaineers are 9-1 this season when leading at halft ime, but 2-6 when trailing.• When trailing with 5:00 left in regulation, EOU is 0-7.• Eastern has won 31 of the last 33 regular season home games, and 43 of the last 45 confer-ence regular season home games. Th e lone losses were to Oregon Tech.• EOU is 29-3 in regular season games in Quinn Coliseum under Isaac Williams. • Overall the Mountaineers have won 32 of the 36 games under Williams at home.• Th e Mountaineers are second in the nation in off ensive rebounds per game (16.4), fi ft h in total rebounds per game (42.7), and sixth in total rebound margin (9.9).• Th e Mountaineers 83.2 points per game scoring off ense is 14th in the country.• Jamar Johnson is fourth in the nation in three-point fi eld goal percentage (49 percent).• Ervin Felder is 10th in the nation in off ensive rebounds per game with 3.5.
EASTERN OREGON COACHING STAFFIsaac Williams, 3rd Year (62-23, 34-13 CCC) .... HCTim Mollerstrom, 7th Year .................................... ACJosh Cottle, 1st Year ................................................ ACJeremy Templeton, Second Year ........................... S/CRussell Yap ............................................................... AT
EASTERN OREGON MBB MEDIA SERVICESPhone …………………...…………… 541.962.3946Fax ……………...……….....……..….. 541.962.3577Asst. AD, Media Relations …...... Barrett Henderson Offi ce phone ...…….…..… 541.962.3946 Cell phone ……….…..….. 541.805.5687 E-mail ………...... [email protected] row phone number ……....….… 541.962.3685Phone for radio outlet ………...….….. 541.962.3361Media Relations Assistant….…… Travares PetersonMailing Address …..….. Eastern Oregon University……………………..………… One University Blvd.……………………..….…….. La Grande, OR 97850
EASTERN OREGON MBB MEDIA REQUESTSAll requests for men’s basketball interviews and credentials should be directed to Barrett Henderson in the EOU Sports Information offi ce. To arrange interviews or request credentials, call 541-805-5687 or e-mail [email protected]. Requests should be made at least 24 hours in advance. All interviews are prohibited from confl icting with classes, prac-tice sessions, meetings or medical treatments.
ABOUT THE EAGLESNorthwest is two wins shy of its third consecutive 20-win season at 18-2. Th e Eagles are third in the Cascade Collegiate Conference, and one of three conference teams in the national top-11. Th e experienced roster full of upperclassmen, including four starting seniors, have ex-celled this season at sharing the ball and making their shots from behind the arc. NU is third in NAIA Div. 2 in assist to turnover ratio. Northwest is also fi ft h in the country in assists per game with 17.3. Th e Eagles are also seventh and ninth in the nation in fi eld goal percentage defense (.404) and scoring margin (14.3). Rich Skillman leads the conference in steals and is second in the country in steals per game (3.1) and total steals (63). Th e Eagles have six play-ers averaging over nine points per game, led Jordan Call’s 14.8 per outing.
QUINN DOMINATIONTh e Mountaineer men have quite the home court advantage. Over the past fi ve years EOU has compiled some amazing numbers at home. 2011-12 2010-11 2009-10 2008-09 2008-07 2006-07vs. Non-Conference 3-0 3-0 2-1 3-0 3-0 5-0vs. Conference 4-1 8-1 9-0 10-0 9-1 8-1In Regular Season 7-1 11-1 11-1 13-0 13-1 13-1In Postseason -- 2-0 1-1 1-1 1-1 0-0TOTALS 7-1 13-1 12-2 14-1 13-2 13-1SINCE 2006-07 UNDER WILLIAMSvs. Non-Conference 19-1 vs. Non-Conference 8-1vs. Conference 49-4 vs. Conference 21-2In Regular Season 68-5 In Regular Season 29-3In Postseason 5-3 In Postseason 3-1
THE LAST TIME OUTTh e No. 2 Oregon Tech men’s basketball team won its 21st game of the season Sunday, 88-78, over No. 25 Eastern Oregon University. Oregon Tech shot 48 percent from the fi eld, includ-ing 53 percent in the second half. Th e Owls made 11 of their 25 three-point attempts, and 17 of their 24 free throws. EOU outrebounded Tech, 43-33, but had 15 turnovers to OIT’s 10. Oregon Tech had a 21-16 assist advantage. Th e game featured three ties and six lead changes, all in the fi rst half. Eastern had the early advantage, taking its largest lead of the game at the 14:46 mark of the fi rst half, 15-10. Tech responded with an 8-0 run, and took a six-point lead with 8:50 left in the opening half aft er a Clarke three-pointer. Th e Owls had their largest lead of the half at halft ime, 44-31. Anthony Brown scored a career-high 21 points to lead all scor-ers. Th e junior was 8-of-13 from the fi eld. He added a game-high 14 rebounds for his fourth career double-double. Trent Roos had 18 points, making fi ve three-point attempts.
MOUNTAINEERS SLIDE IN POLLTh e Eastern Oregon University men’s basketball team received three votes in this week’s NAIA Div. 2 Top 25 poll released Monday. Th e Mountaineers (13-7, 6-5 Cascade Collegiate Conference) fell in a pair of road games at Southern Oregon and Oregon Tech over the weekend. SOU held off Eastern, 80-77, and Tech picked up an 88-78 win. EOU was ranked No. 25 in last week’s poll. OIT (21-2, 10-1) moved to the No. 1 spot in the country following its home weekend sweep over Th e College of Idaho and EOU. Warner Pacifi c College (17-4, 9-1) remained No. 8 following its overtime win at Concordia. And, Northwest University went from No. 12 to No. 11 aft er a win over Corban University. Southern Oregon is three spots out of the poll with 45 votes.
ABOUT THE GEODUCKSTh e Evergreen State College has struggled so far this season winning only one of its fi rst 20 games. Th e Geoducks have yet to win a Cascade Collegiate Conference game. TESC has also been plagued with injuries this season and have been playing with a limited roster for much of the year. Patrick Lewis leads Evergreen with an average of 11.75 points and 7.65 rebounds per game. He is eighth in NAIA Div. 2 in off ensive rebounds per game (3.7). Travis Wagner is throwing 1.95 assists per game and making 2.65 three-pointers per outing, which is second in the conference. Th e Geoducks are 10th in the country in three-pointers made per game with 8.7. TESC is also 11th in the nation in total three-pointers made this season with 175. Evergreen shoots an average of 29.2 three-pointers per contest.
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School)14 Robert Barrington F 6-5 210 JR Virginia City, Nev. (Virginia City HS)RS Page Beeler W/F 6-5 185 FR Allen, Texas (Allen HS)23 Anthony Brown G 6-5 210 JR Spokane, Wash. (Shadle Park HS/Washington State Univ.)22 John Buhler W/F 6-5 200 JR Middleton, Idaho (Middleton HS/Big Bend CC)45 Ervin Felder F 6-7 200 SO New Orleans, La. (Hammond HS/Pima CC)RS Darius Howard G 6-0 165 FR Seattle, Wash. (Franklin HS)RS Kalvin Johanson F 6-10 210 FR Pullman, Wash. (Pullman HS)32 Jamar Johnson W 6-3 200 SR Portland, Ore. (Benson HS/Mt. Hood CC)20 Mason Jones G 6-4 175 SO Huntington Beach, Calif. (Oceanview HS/Saddleback College)RS Derek Maloney W 6-8 185 FR Kimberly, Idaho (Kimberly HS)3 JaMier Morris G 5-11 185 JR Oakland, Calif. (Cienega HS/Pima CC)RS Jason Mumm F 6-7 230 SR Kimberly, Idaho (Kimberly HS/Treasure Valley CC)21 Travares Peterson W 6-4 185 SR El Paso, Texas (Chapin HS/Pima CC)34 Jeff Ranstrom F 6-4 225 SR Eagle, Idaho (Eagle HS/Big Bend CC)15 Trent Roos G 6-0 165 JR Salem, Ore. (Sprague HS/Chemeketa CC)12 Cody Th urmond G 6-0 165 JR Poulsbo, Wash. (Central Kitsap HS)30 Kyllian Wood F 6-8 225 SO Springfi eld, Ore. (Th urston HS)
COACHES / SUPPORT STAFFHead Coach Isaac Williams (third season), EOU, 2000Assistant Coach Tim Mollerstrom (sixth season), EOU, 2009Graduate Assistant Coach Josh Cottle (fi rst season), EOU, 2010Athletic Trainer Russell Yap, Oregon StateMedia Relations Barrett Henderson (third year), EOU, 2007
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Hometown (High School/Previous School)3 JaMier Morris G 5-11 185 JR Oakland, Calif. (Cienega HS/Pima CC)12 Cody Th urmond G 6-0 165 JR Poulsbo, Wash. (Central Kitsap HS)14 Robert Barrington F 6-5 210 JR Virginia City, Nev. (Virginia City HS)15 Trent Roos G 6-0 165 JR Salem, Ore. (Sprague HS/Chemeketa CC)20 Mason Jones G 6-4 175 SO Huntington Beach, Calif. (Oceanview HS/Saddleback College)21 Travares Peterson W 6-4 185 SR El Paso, Texas (Chapin HS/Pima CC)22 John Buhler W/F 6-5 200 JR Middleton, Idaho (Middleton HS/Big Bend CC)23 Anthony Brown G 6-5 210 JR Spokane, Wash. (Shadle Park HS/Washington State Univ.)30 Kyllian Wood F 6-8 225 SO Springfi eld, Ore. (Th urston HS)32 Jamar Johnson W 6-3 200 SR Portland, Ore. (Benson HS/Mt. Hood CC)34 Jeff Ranstrom F 6-4 225 SR Eagle, Idaho (Eagle HS/Big Bend CC)45 Ervin Felder F 6-7 200 SO New Orleans, La. (Hammond HS/Pima CC)RS Page Beeler W/F 6-5 185 FR Allen, Texas (Allen HS)RS Darius Howard G 6-0 165 FR Seattle, Wash. (Franklin HS)RS Kalvin Johanson F 6-10 210 FR Pullman, Wash. (Pullman HS)RS Derek Maloney W 6-8 185 FR Kimberly, Idaho (Kimberly HS) RS Jason Mumm F 6-7 230 SR Kimberly, Idaho (Kimberly HS/Treasure Valley CC)
FRIDAY, JAN. 20College of Idaho at S. Oregon, 51-47
SATURDAY, JAN. 21Warner Pacifi c at Concordia, 90-89 OTCollege of Idaho at Oregon Tech, 46-64Eastern Oregon at S. Oregon, 77-80
SUNDAY, JAN. 22Corban at Northwest, 65-77Northwest Christian at Evergreen, 70-86Eastern Oregon at Oregon Tech, 78-88
MONDAY, JAN. 23Corban at Evergreen, 82-65NW Christian at Northwest, 66-79
FRIDAY, JAN. 27Evergreen at College of Idaho, 6:30 p.m.Northwest at Eastern Oregon, 7:30 p.m.Southern Oregon at Warner Pacifi c, 7:30 p.m.Oregon Tech at Concordia, 7:30 p.m.Corban at Northwest Christian, 7:30 p.m.
SATURDAY, JAN. 28Northwest at College of Idaho, 6:30 p.m.Evergreen at Eastern Oregon, 7:30 p.m.Oregon Tech at Warner Pacifi c, 7:30 p.m.Southern Oregon at Concordia, 7:30 p.m.
* All times Pacifi c
AROUND THE CASCADE
Kevan West, SR, F (Concordia)West helped the Cavaliers earn a split last week with a win over Multnomah University and an overtime loss to No.8 Warner Pacifi c College. He totaled 48 points, 18 rebounds, and nine assists last week. West shot 69 percent from the fi eld and made seven of his 11 three-pointers.
CASCADE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
1. Oregon Tech (7) 97 pts2. Eastern Oregon (2) 88 pts3. College of Idaho (1) 77 pts4. Concordia 55 pts5. Corban 51 pts5. Northwest 51 pts7. Southern Oregon 50 pts7. Warner Pacifi c 50 pts9. Evergreen 20 pts10. Northwest Christian 11 pts
CASCADE CONFERENCE TOURNAMENT IF SEASON ENDED TODAY* Th e 2012 Cascade Collegiate Conference Men’s Basketball Tournament will be held at cam-pus sites Feb. 22, Feb. 25 and Feb. 28.* Seeding for the eight-team, single-elimination tournament will be based on regular season conference fi nish. Th e higher seeds will host each round.* Th e winners of the CCC regular season and the CCC tournament earn automatic bids to the NAIA Div. 2 Championships. (Note: If the regular season champion also wins the tournament, the tournament runner-up will earn the league’s second automatic bid to the tournament).
Th e schedule (all games at 7 p.m.) Quarterfi nals – Wednesday, Feb. 22
WEEK THIRTEEN: NORTHWEST AND THE EVERGREEN STATE2011-12 Records When
Leading at halft ime 9-1Trailing at halft ime 2-6 Tied at halft ime 2-0
Vs. Top 25 Team 1-4 Vs. Top 10 Team 0-3
Leading with 10:00 remaining 12-0 Trailing with 10:00 remaining 1-7 Tied with 10:00 remaining 0-0
Leading with 5:00 remaining 13-0 Trailing with 5:00 remaining 0-7 Tied with 5:00 remaining 0-0 In Overtime 1-0
EOU outrebounds opponents 10-3 EOU is outrebounded 3-3Same amount of rebounds 0-1
EOU commits more turnovers 3-5Opponent commits more turnovers 10-2 Same amount of turnovers 0-0
EOU has more fouls than opponent 7-4Opponent has more fouls than EOU 4-2Same amount of fouls 2-1
EOU shoots 50 percent or better 3-0Opponent shoots 50 percent or better 0-1
EOU shoots less than 50 percent 10-7Opponent shoots less than 50 percent 12-5
EOU shoots better than opponent 11-1 Opponent shoots better than EOU 2-6Same shooting percentage 0-0
EOU has more free-throw attempts 8-4Opponent has more free-throw atts 3-3 Same amount of free-throw attempts 2-0
EOU bench outscores opponent bench 9-5 Opponent bench outscores EOU bench 3-1 Benches score the same 1-1
Games decided by 1-5 points 1-2Games decided by 6-10 points 1-3Games decided by 11-15 points 3-2Games decided by 16 or more points 8-0
EOU makes 10 or more three-pointers 4-2EOU makes 9 or less three-pointers 9-5
EOU shoots above 60 FT percentage 11-7EOU shoots below 60 FT percentage 2-0
THE LAST TIME THEY MET ...NORTHWEST HOLDS OFF EASTERN FOR WINDec. 30, 2011
KIRKLAND, Wash. – Th e No. 10 Northwest University men’s basketball team won a Top 25 matchup over No. 23 Eastern Oregon University Friday, 93-83.
Th e Eagles (15-0, 5-0 Cascade Collegiate Conference) continue their best start in school history with the vic-tory. Northwest remains the only undefeated team in NAIA Div. 2. NU also snapped a four-game skid against the Mountaineers.
Northwest was led by Michael Greene’s 20 points. Th e sophomore was 9-for-11 from the fi eld. He added nine rebounds. Rich Skillman scored 16 points, grabbed 15 rebounds, and was one assist shy of a triple double. Jordan Call recorded 18 points behind 4-of-6 shooting from behind the arc. Jason Waltman and Tyler Mende-zona each added 11 points.
A Jamar Johnson three-pointer at the 16:51 mark of the fi rst half gave Eastern a 10-3 early advantage. It would be the largest lead EOU would have in the game. Th e Mountaineers led by seven three times in the fi rst half with the last time coming aft er a three-pointer by Ma-son Jones with 10:13 remaining in the fi rst half.
Eastern led 33-27 with 5:37 left in the fi rst half aft er a Johnson three-pointer. Th e Eagles would then respond with a 6-0 run to even the score aft er a Call jumper with 4:22 remaining in the half. Two minutes later, Skillman gave NU its fi rst lead aft er a steal and dunk. Northwest would take a 46-41 lead into halft ime aft er trailing nearly 17 of the fi rst 20 minutes.
Th e Eagles created their decisive margin in the fi rst three minutes of the second half, opening on an 11-0 run. Northwest would continue to stretch the margin to its largest lead of the game, 69-47, capped by a three-pointer by Ahmaad Cook with 13:53 remaining
in regulation.
Down 22 points, the Mountaineers would then make a big run of their own. Eastern would reel off 18 unan-swered points over the next four minutes to close the gap to 69-65 with 10:07 left in the game.
A pair of Eagle three-pointers gave Northwest another double-digit lead, but EOU responded again. Th e Mountaineers went on a 6-0 run to close within four points with 5:36 remaining in regulation, Eastern would come no closer.
Northwest fi nished the game shooting 49.3 from the fi eld, while Eastern Oregon was 49.1. Th e Eagles made 12 of their 30 three-point attempts; EOU hit 11 of its 20. Th e Mountaineers were 18-for-21 from the free-throw line, and NU was 9-of-16.
Th e Eagles outrebounded Eastern, 40-30. Th e Moun-taineers entered the game as the nation’s best off ensive rebounding team, averaging 18 per game, but it was NU that fi nished with 17 off ensive rebounds to EOU’s seven.
Eastern Oregon (10-5, 3-3) committed 14 turnovers, while Northwest had 13. Th e Eagles threw 20 assists and the Mountaineers had fi ve. NU also had a 10-7 steals advantage.
Aft er scoring 28 points in Th ursday’s win at Th e Evergreen State College, Johnson scored 26 to lead EOU. Th e senior was 6-for-9 from the fi eld, 4-of-4 from three-point range, and 10-for-11 from the free-throw line. Jones added a season-high 14 points. JaMier Morris scored 11 points. Ervin Felder had eight points and a team-high eight rebounds.
Dec. 29, 2011
OLYMPIA, Wash. – Th e No. 23 Eastern Oregon Uni-versity men’s basketball team won its 10th game of the season Th ursday at Th e Evergreen State College, 90-79.
Th e Mountaineers (10-3, 3-2 Cascade Collegiate Conference) got a pair of 20-point performances for the fi rst time since Feb. 14, 2009. Jamar Johnson scored a game-high 28 points and Cody Th urmond added 24 points. Neil Fryer and Kris Groce achieved the feat in the 2008-09 season with 24 and 20 point eff orts.
Johnson was 10-of-18 from the fi eld and 4-for-7 from behind the perimeter. Th urmond was 10-for-14 from the fi eld. Johnson scored 16 second half points, while Th urmond had 18 in the second half. Th urmond’s scor-ing total was a new career-high. Johnson added seven rebounds and Th urmond threw six assists.
Ervin Felder added 17 points and nine rebounds. Th e sophomore was 8-of-10 from the fi eld. He added three steals. Felder came into the game leading the conference in rebounds and sixth in the nation in off ense rebounds per game. He averaged four off ensive rebounds per game and fi nished with four Th ursday.
Patrick Lewis’ jumper to even the score at two gave the game its only tie. With the exception of 70 seconds
of the game, Eastern had the lead. Leading 13-10, the Mountaineers went on an 8-0 run to take a 21-10 with 9:51 left in the fi rst half. EOU stretched the run to 18-4 and took its largest lead of the game, 31-14, at the 6:21 mark of the fi rst half. Evergreen closed with nine points and trailed 36-27 at the half.
A Johnson jumper with 14:41 left in regulation gave Eastern Oregon a 54-41 advantage. TESC would respond with a 12-2 run off of four consecutive three-pointers, two coming from Travis Wagner. Th e three-point gap would be as close as the Geoducks would come. EOU answered the Evergreen run with a 10-0 run of its own to have a 13-point cushion. Eastern would take two 15-point leads in the fi nal eight minutes of play, and TESC would come as close as eight twice.
Marice Tolliver led the Geoducks (1-12, 0-4) with 20 points. Th e senior was 8-of-20 from the fi eld. He threw 10 assists, and fi nished two rebounds shy of a triple double. Tolliver also had three steals. Mike Derosier added 13 points, Wagner and Patrick Lewis had 12, and Larry Green and Elzie Dickens each had 10.
Th e Mountaineers were 49 percent from the fi eld, 5-for-21 from three-point range, and 17-of-22 from the free-throw line. TESC was 46 percent from the fi eld, 10-of-23 from behind the perimeter, and 9-of-14 from the free-throw line.
EOU scores less than 50 0-0EOU scores between 50-59 0-0EOU scores between 60-69 0-1EOU scores between 70-79 2-5EOU scores between 80-89 6-1EOU scores between 90-99 4-0EOU scores 100 or more 1-0
Opponent scores less than 50 1-0Opponent scores between 51-59 2-0Opponent scores between 60-69 7-0
2011-12 Records WhenOpponent scores between 70-79 2-1Opponent scores between 80-89 1-5Opponent scores between 90-99 0-1Opponent scores 100 or more 0-0
In October 1-0In November 5-2In December 4-3In January 3-2In February 0-0In March 0-0
BASKETBALL HAS WEEKLY SHOWTh e Eastern Oregon University basketball programs will have their own radio talk show on Monday’s 12-1 p.m. on KUBQ 98.7 FM. Moun-taineer fans can tune into 98.7 FM and listen to EOU basketball analysis, game recaps, game pre-views, and interviews with coaches and players. Th e whole hour is devoted to Eastern Oregon women’s and men’s basketball.
LEAGUE OF EXTRAORDINARIESEastern Oregon is one of four teams to have made it to the past four second rounds at the NAIA Div. 2 National Tournament. Two pro-grams in those four, Oregon Tech and EOU, are from the Cascade Collegiate Conference. Th ere are only 10 teams that have made the national tournament in each of the past four seasons, including Eastern Oregon.
Friday’s Projected Starters
RETRO WEEKEND RETURNS TO QUINNTh e Eastern Oregon University Sports Informa-tion and Marketing Department has announced the return of Retro Weekend Friday and Satur-day. Th e third annual event encourages fans to wear attire specifi c to the themed decade of the evening. Every fan who wears themed attire will receive a giveaway. Th e Mountaineer women and men will wear throwback uniforms again this year. Friday, EOU hosts Northwest University on ‘70s Night. Th e Evergreen State College visits Saturday on ‘80s Night in Quinn Coliseum. Mu-sic from those decades will play each night. Fans that are not quite brave enough to wear retro attire can support Eastern by wearing royal blue to the games. A Kindle will be given away Friday night, and an iPod will be given away Saturday. Prizes from many local businesses will be given away all weekend.
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: 25 by Jamar Johnson at Corban (1/7/12)Grabbed 20 Rebounds: 23 by Paul Carollo at College of the Ozarks (3/14/08)Grabbed 15 Rebounds: 15 by Anthony Brown vs. Southern Oregon (12/16/11)Made 15 Field Goals: 17 (17-24) by Neil Fryer at Cascade College (1/24/09)Made 10 Field Goals: 11 (11-14) by Jamar Johnson vs Corban (1/7/12)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 (6-12) by Th omas McCarthy at Evergreen (2/19/11)Attempted 15 3-Pointers: 16 (7-16) by Bryan Rabas at Concordia (1/27/04)Attempted 10 3-Pointers: 12 (6-12) by Th omas McCarthy at TESC (2/19/11)Made 15 Free Th rows: 20 (20-24) Randy Saitze vs. George Fox (1/18/82)Made 10 Free Th rows: 10 (10-11) by Jamar Johnson at Northwest (12/30/11)Attempted 20 Free Th rows: 24 (20-24) Randy Saitze vs. George Fox (1/18/82)Attempted 15 Free Th rows: 16 (10-16) by Josh Cottle vs. Warner Pac (1/29/10)Had 15 Assists: 18 by Mitch Despanie vs. Warner Pacifi c (11/1/96)Had 10 Assists: 10 by Cody Th urmond vs. Carroll College (11/4/11)Had 6 Steals: 6 by Steve Sawyers vs. Warner Pacifi c (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 Pacifi c (2/7/96)Hit A Shot At Th e Buzzer To Send A Game To OT: Neil Fryer at Cascade, 1/24/09Hit A Shot At Th e Buzzer To Win Th e Game: Jordan Gregg at NCU, 2/13/10Hit A Closing-Seconds Shot To Win a Game: Travares Peterson vs. NCU, 2/12/11
THE LAST TIME AN EOU PLAYER... EASTERN OREGON IN THE POLLSWeek NAIA MASSEYPreseason 10 7Nov. 28 21 13Dec. 5 24 14Dec. 12 23 6Jan. 9 RV 17Jan. 16 25 15Jan. 23 RV 21Jan. 30 Feb. 6 Feb. 13 Feb. 20 March 1 NAIA Div. 2 Top 25 (as of 1/23) REC PTS1 2 Oregon Tech (7) 21-2 3382 1 Northwood (Fla.) (4) 17-2 3293 3 Davenport (Mich.) (2) 20-2 3284 4 Grace (Ind.) 18-3 3015 6 McPherson (Kan.) 20-2 3006 5 Dordt (Iowa) 19-3 2837 7 Bellevue (Neb.) 17-4 2788 8 Warner Pacifi c (Ore.) 17-4 2669 10 Jamestown (N.D.) 19-4 24810 9 Cardinal Stritch (Wis.) 17-5 24711 12 Northwest (Wash.) 18-2 23612 12 Northwestern (Iowa) 16-4 22613 11 Indiana East 18-5 21114 18 Briar Cliff (Iowa) 15-6 18815 16 Indiana Southeast 14-6 18516 21 St. Th omas (Fla.) 13-6 17017 22 Spring Arbor (Mich.) 15-7 16418 15 Southwestern (Kan.) 18-3 16219 20 Valley City State (N.D.) 17-6 13520 17 Southeastern (Fla.) 13-7 13121 RV Goshen (Ind.) 15-7 11122 RV St. Ambrose (Iowa) 13-8 10423 22 Warner (Fla.) 14-6 8324 RV Cornerstone (Mich.) 13-9 7325 RV Mount Mercy (Iowa) 15-5 63Others receiving votes:Bluefi eld (Va.) 62; Indiana Wesleyan 54; Southern Oregon 45; Daemen (N.Y.) 44; Midland (Neb.) 35; Saint Francis (Ind.) 17; Ashford (Iowa) 15; Saint Mary (Kan.) 11; Embry-Riddle (Fla.) 7; Huntington (Ind.) 7; Eastern Oregon 3; Marian (Ind.) 1; William Penn (Iowa) 1; Cal Maritime 1; Tennessee Wesleyan 1.
Massey Ratings Top 20 (as of 1/23) Rating1. Northwood 1.112. Dordt 1.003. Oregon Tech 0.934. Warner Pacifi c 0.875. Northwest 0.876. Grace 0.827. Davenport 0.778. Bellevue 0.749. St. Th omas 0.6310. Northwestern 0.6211. Jamestown 0.5912. Indiana Southeast 0.5813. Briar Cliff 0.5414. Indiana-East 0.5415. Eastern Oregon 0.5116. Goshen 0.4917. St. Francis 0.4618. Spring Arbor 0.4619. Huntington 0.4520. Southern Oregon 0.45
Scored 110 Points: 146 at Multnomah (10/30/10)Scored 105 Points: 108 vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)Scored 100 Points: 100 at New Hope Christian (11/17/11)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: 52 at New Hope Christian (11/17/11)Made 40 Field Goals: 40 New Hope Christian (11/17/11)Attempted 90 Field Goals: 98 at Multnomah (10/30/10)Attempted 80 Field Goals: 82 (40-82) New Hope Christian (11/17/11)Attempted 75 Field Goals: 75 (30-75) Southern Oregon (12/16/11)Made 15 3-Pointers: 18 (18-33) vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)Made 10 3-Pointers: 11 (11-20) at Northwest (12/30/11)Attempted 35 3-Pointers: 49 at Concordia University (1/27/04)Attempted 30 3-Pointers: 34 (11-34) vs. Walla Walla (11/5/11)Made 20 Free Th rows: 21 vs. Oregon Tech (12/17/11)Made 25 Free Th rows: 28 at Multnomah (10/30/10)Attempted 45 Free Th rows: 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 Halft ime Defi cit: Trailed 49-64 at halft ime, won 103-98 vs. Concordia University (2/21/04)Overcame a 10-Point Halft ime Defi cit: Trailed 28-41 at halft ime, won 66-65 vs. Northwest Christian (2/12/11)
WEEK THIRTEEN: NORTHWEST AND THE EVERGREEN STATETHE LAST TIME AN EOU...Had Six Players Score In Double Figures in Same Game: Travares Peterson (18), Trent Roos (17), Jeff Ranstrom (12), Cody Th ur-mond (12), JaMier Morris (11), John Buhler (10) at New Hope Christian (11/17/11)Had Seven Players Score In Double Figures in Same Game: Jamar Johnson (22), JC Cook (19), Th omas McCarthy (18), Travares Peterson (16 ), Cody Th urmond (15), Robert Barrington (14), Jason Mumm (10) at Multnomah (10/30/10)Had Two Players record Double-Doubles in Same Game: Anthony Brown (14 pts, 15 rebs) and Ervin Fedler (10 pts, 14 rebs) vs.Oregon Tech (12/17/11)EOU Did Not Have A Player Score In Double Figures:Opponent Did Not Have A Player Score In Double Figures: at Walla Walla (10/29/11)Had Two Players Score 20+ Points in Same Game: Jamar Johnson (28) and Cody Th urmond (24) vs. Evergreen State (12/29/11)
EASTERN TEAM GAME HIGHSPOINTS 100 at New Hope Christian (11/17/11)FIELD GOALS MADE 40 at New Hope Christian (11/17/11)FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 82 at New Hope Christian (11/17/11) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .569 (33-58) CORBAN UNIVERSITY (01/07/12) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 14 LEWIS-CLARK STATE (12/10/11)3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 34 WALLA WALLA UNIV. (11/05/11) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .609 (14-23) LEWIS-CLARK STATE (12/10/11) FREE THROWS MADE 20 vs Montana Tech (11/11/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 34 SOUTHERN OREGON (12/16/11)FREE THROW PERCENTAGE 1.000 (7-7) CORBAN UNIVERSITY (01/07/12) REBOUNDS 59 vs Portland Bible (11/12/11) ASSISTS 21 CARROLL COLLEGE (11/04/11) STEALS 13 NW CHRISTIAN (01/06/12) BLOCKED SHOTS 6 CARROLL COLLEGE (11/04/11) TURNOVERS 19 LEWIS-CLARK STATE (12/10/11)FOULS 30 SOUTHERN OREGON (12/16/11)
OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHSPOINTS 93 at Northwest Univ. (12/30/11) FIELD GOALS MADE 36 at Northwest Univ. (12/30/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 73 at Northwest Univ. (12/30/11) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .567 (34-60) at Warner Pacifi c College (12/03/11) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 12 at Northwest Univ. (12/30/11) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 30 at Northwest Univ. (12/30/11) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .444 (8-18) OREGON TECH (12/17/11) FREE THROWS MADE 30 at Southern Oregon (01/21/12) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 40 at Southern Oregon (01/21/12) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .800 (16-20) at Warner Pacifi c College (12/03/11) REBOUNDS 47 at Concordia Univ. (12/02/11) ASSISTS 24 at Warner Pacifi c College (12/03/11) STEALS 12 SOUTHERN OREGON (12/16/11) BLOCKED SHOTS 6 NW CHRISTIAN (01/06/12) TURNOVERS 25 WALLA WALLA UNIV. (11/05/11) FOULS 27 SOUTHERN OREGON (12/16/11)
EASTERN TEAM GAME LOWSPOINTS 69 at Lewis & Clark (11/26/11) FIELD GOALS MADE 22 at Lewis & Clark (11/26/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 52 LEWIS-CLARK STATE (12/10/11) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .379 (22-58) at Lewis & Clark (11/26/11) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 3 at Lewis & Clark (11/26/11)3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 13 CORBAN UNIVERSITY (01/07/12) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .150 (3-20) at Lewis & Clark (11/26/11)FREE THROWS MADE 7 at Concordia Univ. (12/02/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 7 CORBAN UNIVERSITY (01/07/12) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .467 (7-15) at Concordia Univ. (12/02/11) REBOUNDS 30 at Northwest Univ. (12/30/11) ASSISTS 5 at Northwest Univ. (12/30/11)STEALS 1 OREGON TECH (12/17/11)BLOCKED SHOTS 0 at New Hope Christian (11/18/11) TURNOVERS 7 CORBAN UNIVERSITY (01/07/12) FOULS 12 at Evergreen State (12/29/11)
OPPONENT TEAM GAME LOWSPOINTS 41 WALLA WALLA UNIV. (11/05/11) FIELD GOALS MADE 15 WALLA WALLA UNIV. (11/05/11) FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 48 at Walla Walla Univ. (10/29/11) FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE .263 (15-57) WALLA WALLA UNIV. (11/05/11) 3 PT FIELD GOALS MADE 3 NW CHRISTIAN (01/06/12) 3 PT FG ATTEMPTS 12 at Concordia Univ. (12/02/11) 3 PT FG PERCENTAGE .167 (4-24) COLLEGE OF IDAHO (01/13/12) FREE THROWS MADE 6 WALLA WALLA UNIV. (11/05/11) FREE THROW ATTEMPTS 9 WALLA WALLA UNIV. (11/05/11) FREE THROW PERCENTAGE .350 (7-20) at Concordia Univ. (12/02/11) REBOUNDS 19 vs Portland Bible (11/12/11)ASSISTS 6 at Walla Walla Univ. (10/29/11) STEALS 1 CORBAN UNIVERSITY (01/07/12) BLOCKED SHOTS 0 vs Portland Bible (11/12/11) TURNOVERS 6 OREGON TECH (12/17/11) FOULS 10 CORBAN UNIVERSITY (01/07/12)
WEEK THIRTEEN: NORTHWEST AND THE EVERGREEN STATEEASTERN INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSPoints....................... 28 JOHNSON, Jamar at Southern Oregon Univ. (01/21/12) 28 JOHNSON, Jamar at Evergreen State College (12/29/11) Field Goals Made............. 11 JOHNSON, Jamar vs Corban University (01/07/12) Field Goal Att............... 18 JOHNSON, Jamar at Evergreen State College (12/29/11) FG Pct (min 5 made).......... 1.000 (5-5) FELDER, Ervin at Lewis & Clark (11/26/11) 3-Point FG Made.............. 7 ROOS, Trent vs Lewis-Clark State College (12/10/11)3-Point FG Att............... 9 ROOS, Trent at Walla Walla Univ. (10/29/11) 9 ROOS, Trent at Warner Pacifi c College (12/03/11)3-Pt FG Pct (min 4 made)..... 1.000 (4-4) JOHNSON, Jamar at Northwest Univ. (12/30/11) Free Th rows Made............. 10 JOHNSON, Jamar at Northwest Univ. (12/30/11) Free Th row Att............... 13 ROOS, Trent vs Southern Oregon Univ. (12/16/11)FT Pct (min 3 made).......... 1.000 (8-8) JOHNSON, Jamar at Southern Oregon Univ. (01/21/12) 1.000 (8-8) PETERSON, Travares vs Montana Tech (11/11/11) Rebounds..................... 15 BROWN, Anthony vs Oregon Tech (12/17/11) Assists...................... 10 THURMOND, Cody vs Carroll College (11/04/11) Steals....................... 3 BROWN, Anthony at Concordia Univ. (12/02/11) 3 PETERSON, Travares at Lewis & Clark (11/26/11) 3 ROOS, Trent vs Portland Bible (11/12/11) 3 HEITZMAN, Jared vs Walla Walla Univ. (11/05/11) 3 FELDER, Ervin at Walla Walla Univ. (10/29/11) Blocked Shots................ 3 FELDER, Ervin vs College of Idaho (01/13/12) 3 FELDER, Ervin vs Portland Bible (11/12/11) 3 WOOD, Kyllian vs Walla Walla Univ. (11/05/11) 3 RANSTROM, Jeff vs Carroll College (11/04/11) Turnovers.................... 6 FELDER, Ervin vs Lewis-Clark State College (12/10/11) Fouls........................ 5 THURMOND, Cody at Southern Oregon Univ. (01/21/12) 5 FELDER, Ervin at Southern Oregon Univ. (01/21/12) 5 RANSTROM, Jeff vs Corban University (01/07/12) 5 THURMOND, Cody at Warner Pacifi c College (12/03/11)
OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSPoints....................... 30 HUNTER, Robert vs Oregon Tech (12/17/11)Field Goals Made............. 11 HUNTER, Robert vs Oregon Tech (12/17/11)Field Goal Att............... 20 TOLLIVER, Marice at Evergreen State College (12/29/11) FG Pct (min 5 made).......... .818 (9-11) GREENE, Michael at Northwest Univ. (12/30/11) 3-Point FG Made.............. 5 TAYLOR, PJ at Lewis & Clark (11/26/11)3-Point FG Att............... 8 TEDDER, Kyle at Southern Oregon Univ. (01/21/12) 8 MOORE, Dustin vs Corban University (01/07/12) 8 MAHAN, Tim vs Portland Bible (11/12/11) 8 WEIRICK, Jordan vs Carroll College (11/04/11) 8 TAYLOR, PJ at Lewis & Clark (11/26/11) 8 FRY, Cameron at New Hope Christian (11/18/11)3-Pt FG Pct (min 2 made)..... 1.000 (3-3) THOMPSON, Trent vs Montana Tech (11/11/11) Free Th rows Made............. 9 THOMPSON, Eric at Southern Oregon Univ. (01/21/12) Free Th row Att............... 13 THOMPSON, Eric at Southern Oregon Univ. (01/21/12) FT Pct (min 3 made).......... 1.000 (8-8) HIGHLAND, Jordan at Southern Oregon Univ. (01/21/12) Rebounds..................... 16 THOMPSON, Eric vs Southern Oregon Univ. (12/16/11) Assists...................... 11 SHARP, William at Warner Pacifi c College (12/03/11) Steals....................... 4 SKILLMAN, Rich at Northwest Univ. (12/30/11) 4 TEDDER, Kyle vs Southern Oregon Univ. (12/16/11) 4 Darin Stewart vs Lewis-Clark State College (12/10/11)Blocked Shots................ 4 SHEPARD, Greg vs Northwest Christian Univ. (01/06/12) 4 STOLK, Forest at New Hope Christian (11/18/11) Turnovers.................... 9 MOORE, Mark vs Walla Walla Univ. (11/05/11) Fouls........................ 5 GAMBLIN, Jason vs Oregon Tech (12/17/11) 5 BUSH, Jeff vs Southern Oregon Univ. (12/16/11) 5 TEDDER, Kyle vs Southern Oregon Univ. (12/16/11) 5 Nick Fromm vs Lewis-Clark State College (12/10/11) 5 Wells, Marcus at Lewis & Clark (11/26/11) 5 TURNER, Harley at New Hope Christian (11/18/11)
EOU CAREER AND 2011-12 SEASON HIGHS CAREER SEASON CAREER SEASON
#3 JaMier MorrisPts - 18 vs. Walla Walla, 11/05/11 SameRbs - 6 at Walla Walla, 10/29/11 SameAsts - 8 vs. Walla Walla, 11/05/11 SameStls - 2, 5x, last at Northwest, 12/30/11 SameMinutes - 25 at New Hope, 11/18/11 Same
#12 Cody Th urmondPts - 24, at Evergreen, 12/29/11 SameRbs - 8 at Lewis & Clark, 11/26/11 SameAsts - 10 vs. Carroll College, 11/04/11 SameStls - 3, 4x, at Northwest, 12/30/11 SameMinutes - 37 at Lewis & Clark, 11/26/11 Same
#14 Robert BarringtonPts - 14, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 2 vs Portland Bible, 11/12/11Rbs - 7, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 3 vs. Walla Walla, 11/05/11Asts - 1, 3x, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Stls - 2, vs. Walla Walla 2/2/11 1 vs NW Christian, 1/6/12Minutes - 18, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 17 vs. Walla Walla, 11/05/11
#23 Anthony BrownPts - 21 at Oregon Tech., 1/22/12 Same Rbs - 15, vs. Oregon Tech, 12/17/11 SameAsts - 6, 2x last vs. College of Idaho, 2/4/11 4 vs Walla Walla, 11/05/11Stls - 5, 2x, last vs. LC State, 12/10/11 SameMinutes - 34, at NCU, 1/14/11 33 at Oregon Tech, 1/22/12
#15 Trent RoosPts - 27, vs LC State, 12/10/11 SameRbs - 4 at New Hope Christian, 11/17/11 SameAsts - 5 at New Hope Christian, 11/17/11 SameStls - 3, 3x last at S. Oregon, 1/21/12 SameMinutes - 34 at Lewis & Clark, 11/26/11 Same
#21 Travares PetersonPts - 21 at Lewis & Clark, 11/26/11 SameRbs - 12 at Lewis & Clark, 11/26/11 SameAsts - 7, at NCU, 1/14/11 5, vs. S. Oregon, 12/16/11Stls - 3, 2x at Lewis & Clark 11/26/11 SameMinutes - 37, at Lewis & Clark, 11/26/11 Same
#22 John BuhlerPts - 12 vs Walla Walla, 11/05/11 SameRbs - 7 vs Portland Bible, 11/12/11 SameAsts - 1, vs LC State, 12/10/11 SameStls - 1, 3x, last vs LC State SameMinutes - 22 vs Walla Walla, 11/05/11 Same
#30 Kyllian WoodPts - 12 at Warner Pacifi c, 12/3/11 SameRbs - 9, 2x last vs. Corban, 2/11/11 8 vs. S. Oregon, 12/16/11Asts - 2, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 1, 5x, at Evergreen, 12/29/11Stls - 1, 3x, last vs LC State, 12/10/11 1, 2x, vs LC State, 12/10/11Minutes -24 at Warner Pacifi c, 12/3/11 Same
#32 Jamar JohnsonPts - 30, vs. SOU, 1/22/11 28, 2x, at S. Oregon, 1/21/12Rbs - 10, vs. SOU, 1/22/11 9 vs Carroll College, 11/04/11Asts - 4 at Walla Walla, 10/29/11 SameStls - 4, vs. Walla Walla, 11/6/10 2, 2x, at Northwest, 12/30/11Minutes - 33 vs Carroll College, 11/04/11 Same
#34 Jeff RanstromPts - 23 vs. Pacifi c Lutheran, 11/27/10 14 vs Carroll College, 11/04/11Rbs - 13 at College of Idaho, 1/7/11 11 vs Portland Bible, 11/12/11Asts - 4 2x last vs. Walla Walla, 2/4/11 1, 8x, at S. Oregon, 1/21/12Stls - 2, 2x at New Hope Christian, 11/18/11 SameMinutes - 32 vs. Pacifi c Lutheran, 11/27/10 25 at New Hope, 11/18/11
#45 Ervin FelderPts - 21 at Concordia, 12/2/11 SameRbs - 14, vs. Oregon Tech, 12/17/11 SameAsts - 2, at Southern Oregon, 1/21/12 Same Stls - 3, 2x, at Evergreen, 12/29/11 SameMinutes - 32 at Concordia, 12/2/11 Same
#20 Mason JonesPts - 14, at Northwest, 12/20/11 SameRbs - 5, vs. Southern Oregon, 12/16/11 SameAsts - 3, at Oregon Tech., 1/22/12 SameStls - 2, vs. Northwest Christian, 1/6/12 SameMinutes -25, vs. Northwest Christian, 1/6/12 Same
The Isaac Williams Era…By The NumbersSuperlatives
Record in Home Games: 32-4Record in True Road Games: 21-15Record in Neutral-Site Games: 7-2Record in Overtime Games: 1-1Record in CCC Tournament Games: 3-2Record in NAIA Tournament Games: 2-2Record in Games decided by Five Points or Less: 8-7Record Against Ranked Opponents: 8-9Longest Win Streak: 9 games, (1/29/11-2/26/11)Longest Home Win Streak: 12 games (11/7/09-2/27/10)Longest CCC Win Streak: 8 games, (last from 1/29/11-2/26/11)Longest Losing Streak: 2 gamesLongest Home Losing Streak: 1 gameLongest CCC Losing Streak: 1 gameMost 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: 53 vs. Southern Oregon (2/23/11)Fewest Points in a CCC Game: 53 vs. Southern Oregon (2/23/11)Most Points Allowed in a Game: 93, 2x, last at Northwest (12/30/11)Most Points Allowed in a CCC Game: 93, 2x, last at Northwest (12/30/11)Fewest Points Allowed in a Game: 41, vs. Walla Walla (11/5/11)Fewest Points Allowed in a CCC Game: 43, vs. Southern Oregon (2/23/11)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 Pacifi c (1/28/11)Largest Margin of Defeat in a CCC Game: 20, at Warner Pacifi c (1/28/11)Most Points Allowed in a Regulation Win: 92, at Whitman (11/26/10)Most Points in a Regulation Loss: 93, 2x, last at Northwest (12/30/11)Fewest Points in a Win: 53, vs. Southern Oregon (2/23/11)Fewest Points Allowed in a Loss: 64 vs. Warner Pacifi c (2/27/10)Largest Halft ime 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 Pacifi c (1/28/11)Largest Defi cit Overcome in a Win: 16, vs. Carroll College (11/5/11)Largest Lead Surrendered in a Loss: 10, at Montana Western (11/19/10)Largest Defi cit Faced: 23, vs. Montana Western (11/7/10)Most Rebounds: 77 at Multnomah (10/30/10)Most Rebounds Allowed: 47, at Concordia (12/2/11)Fewest Rebounds: 29 vs. Southern Oregon (2/23/11)Most Assists: 34 at Multnomah (10/30/10)Most Assists by an Opponent: 24 at Warner Pacifi c (12/3/11)Fewest Assists: 2 vs. Rocky Mountain (11/19/10)Most Turnovers: 25, at Evergreen State (12/4/09)Most Turnovers by an Opponent: 25 vs. Walla Walla (11/5/11)Fewest Turnovers: 7, 3x, last vs. Corban (1/7/12)Most Steals: 14, at Multnomah (10/30/10)Most Steals by an Opponent: 12, 4x, last at Warner Pacifi c (1/28/11)Fewest Steals: 0, at Oregon Tech (1/22/10)Most Blocks: 6, 2x, last vs. Carroll College (11/5/11)Most Blocks by an Opponent: 9 at Warner Pacifi c (12/31/09)Fewest Blocks: 0, 16x, last at New Hope Christian (11/18/11)
WILLIAMS VS. OPPONENTS(Alphabetical Order)School W LCarroll College 1 1Cedarville University 1 0College of Idaho 4 1Concordia University 6 0Corban University 4 1Davenport University 1 0Indiana Wesleyan University 0 1Lewis & Clark 0 1Lewis -Clark State 2 0Montana State Northern 2 0Montana Tech 3 1Montana Western 0 2Multnomah University 1 0New Hope Christian 1 1Northwest Christian University 5 0Northwest University 4 2Oklahoma Wesleyan University 0 1Oregon Institute of Technology 1 6Pacifi c Lutheran University 1 0Portland Bible College 3 0Rocky Mountain College 1 0Southern Oregon University 6 1Th e Evergreen State College 5 0Walla Walla University 8 0Warner Pacifi c College 2 4Whitman College 1 0
The Isaac Williams Era…By The NumbersGame Highs
EASTERN INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSPoints: 30 by Jamar Johnson vs. Southern Oregon (1/22/11)Field-Goals Made: 13 by Jordan Gregg at Corban (2/12/10)Field-Goal Attempts: 19 by Jordan Gregg at Corban (2/12/10)Field-Goal Pct (min. 5 made): 1.000 (6-6) by Jordan Gregg vs. Walla Walla University (10/27/09)3-Pointers Made: 7 by Trent Roos, vs. Lewis-Clark State (12/10/11)3-Pointers Attempted: 12 by Th omas McCarthy, 2x, at Northwest, (2/18/11)3-Point Pct. (min. 3 made): 1.000 (4-4) by Jamar Johnson vs. Walla Walla University (11/6/10), vs. SOU (1/22/11), and Northwest (12/30/11)Free-Th rows Made: 11 by Jamar Johnson at Northwest (2/18/11)Free-Th row Attempts: 16 by Josh Cottle vs. Warner Pacifi c (1/29/10)Free-Th row Pct.(min. 5 Made): 1.000 (8-8) by Travares Peterson at Mult-nomah (10/30/10)Rebounds: 16 by Jordan Gregg at Lewis-Clark State (11/28/09)Assists: 10 by Cody Th urmond Carroll (11/4/11)Steals: 6 by Steve Sawyers vs. Warner Pacifi c (2/27/10)Block Shots: 4 by Jordan Gregg vs. Portland Bible (1/9/10)
OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSPoints: 34 by Matt Ballenger, College of Idaho (1/7/11)Field-Goals Made: 12 by Matt Ballenger, College of Idaho (1/7/11)Field-Goal Attempts: 21 by Matt Ballenger, College of Idaho (1/7/11)Field-Goal Percentage (min. 5 made): 1.000 (5-5) by Deonte Johnson, Corban University (2/12/10)3-Pointers Made: 6, 3x, last by by Matt Ballenger, College of Idaho (1/7/11)3-Pointers Attempted: 14 by Reggie Guyton, Warner Pacifi c (1/29/10)3-Point Percentage (min. 3made): 1.000 (4-4) by Nash Keene, Corban University (1/16/10)Free-Th rows Made: 10 by Craig McGee, College of Idaho (2/5/10)Free-Th row Attempts: 12, 2x, last by Cameron Guyton, Portland Bible Col-lege (10/29/10)Free-Th row Percentage (min. 5 Made): 1.000 (8-8) by Eric Tisby, MSU-Northern (11/27/09)Rebounds: 16 by Eric Th ompson, Southern Oregon (12/16/11)Assists: 11 by William Sharp (12/3/11)Steals: 9 by by Matt Ballenger, College of Idaho (1/7/11)Block Shots: 6 by Kaylone Riley, Warner Pacifi c (12/31/09)
