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1 ZILLAH BASKETBALL RECORDS (1993-PRESENT) BOYS BASKETBALL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS: Most Points (Career): Brady Widner-(1212) ( ) Most Points (Season): Brady Winer-(547) ( ) Highest Scoring Average (Season): Brady Widner (20.3) ( ) Most Points (Game): Curt Pentecost (37) vs. Wapato (12/17/96) Most Field Goals (Game): Jose Mendoza (15) vs. Cle Elum (1/29/08) Field Goal Percentage (Career): Tim Calhoun ( , 62.8%) ( ) Most Free Throws Made (Game): Curt Pentecost (20) vs. Cle Elum (2/1/97) Most Free Throws Attempted (Game): Curt Pentecost (24) vs. Cle Elum (2/1/97) Free Throw Percentage (Season): Duran Torrez ( , 85.2%) ( ) (*minimum of 75 attempts) Most Rebounds (Game): Curt Pentecost (21) vs. Dayton (12/14/96), Derrell Pascal (21) vs. White Swan (12/10/11) Most Rebounds (Season): Justin Irion (282) ( ) Most Rebounds (Career): Justin Irion (631) ( ) Most Steals (Game): Tad Rowe (10) ( ) Most Steals (Season): Brian Reed (97) ( ) Most Steals (Career): Josh Whitaker (180) ( ) Most Blocks (Game): Ryan Cheek (11) vs. Mabton (2/2/01) Most Blocks (Season): Ryan Cheek (147) ( ) Most Blocks (Career): Ryan Cheek (147) ( ) Most Assists (Game): Kelly Anderson (15) vs. Toppenish (1/3/04) Most Assists (Season): Shawn Waldman (190) ( ) Most Assists (Career): Shawn Waldman (382) ( ) Most 2-Point Shot Attempts (Game): Justin Irion (26) vs. Cle Elum (2/5/2000) Most 2-Point Shot Attempts (Season): Joel Yellow Owl (407) ( ) Most 2-Point Shot Attempts (Career): Justin Irion (831) ( ) Most 2-Point Shots Made (Game): Jose Mendoza (15) vs. Cle Elum (1/29/08) Most 2-Point Shots Made (Season): Joel Yellow Owl (221) ( ) Most 2-Point Shots Made (Career): Justin Irion (426) ( ) Most 3-Point Shot Attempts (Game): Justin Rico (14) vs. Overlake (3/2/06) Most 3-Point Shot Attempts (Season): Fabian Bass (180) ( ) Most 3-Point Shot Attempts (Career): Fabian Bass (411) ( ) Most 3-Point Shots Made (Game): Josh Busey (6) vs. East Valley (12/30/94), Tad Rowe (6) vs. Dayton (1/16/99), Tad Rowe (6) vs. Life Christian (12/4/99), Justin Alcala (6) vs. Granger (1/8/2000), Justin Alcala (6) vs. East Valley (12/29/2000), Shawn Waldman (6) vs. Granger (1/6/01), Justin Alcala (6) vs. River View (12/14/01), Shawn Waldman (6) vs. Ephrata (12/28/01), Drew Affholter (6) vs. Burbank (1/27/04), Ben Garcia (6) vs. Royal (12/12/08) Most 3-Point Shots Made (Season): Justin Alcala (68) ( ) Most 3-Point Shots Made (Career): Justin Alcala (155) ( )

2 TEAM RECORDS: Highest Winning Score: (105) vs. Burbank (1/8/94) Highest Losing Score: (86) vs. Burbank (2/3/95) Lowest Winning Score: (34) vs. Wapato (34-29) (12/22/98) Lowest Losing Score: (26) vs. Brewster (26-53) (3/6/2003) Largest Margin of Victory: (70) vs. Warden (90-20) (1/2/99) Highest Combined Point Total: (184) vs. Burbank (86-98) (2/3/95) Lowest Combined Point Total: (63) vs. Wapato (34-29) (12/22/98) Most Field Goals (Game): (44) vs. Burbank (1/8/94) Most Free Throw Attempts (Game): (60) vs. Granger (2/5/94) Most Free Throws Made (Game): (47) vs. Granger (2/5/94) Total Fouls Called (Game): (63) vs. Burbank (2/3/95) Fewest Fouls Called (Game): (19) vs. Walla Walla Valley Academy (2/14/96), (19) vs. Mabton (1/29/10) Most 2-Point Shot Attempts (Game): (64) vs. Cle Elum (1/31/04) Most 2-Point Shots Made (Game): (37) vs. Burbank (1/8/94) Most 3-Point Shot Attempts (Game): (32) vs. Granger (1/8/2000) Most 3-Point Shots Made (Game): (15) vs. Granger (1/8/2000) Consecutive Win Streak (Most wins in a row): (27) TOP THIRTY ASSISTS (CAREER): (1993-Present) 1. Shawn Waldman (382) 2. Brady Widner (332) 3. Fabian Bass (318) 4. Kelly Anderson (300) 5. Justin Alcala (286) 6. Ryan Simmons (280) 7. Andy Collins (266) 8. Robert Slack (258) 9. Chris Gasseling (242) 10. Josh Whitaker (217) 11. Brian Ross (214) 12. Steve Walker (204) 13. Duran Torrez (196) 14. Wes Hinson (186) 15. Scottie Riojas (183) 16. Tyler Widner (180) 17. Tad Rowe (180) 18. Jace McKay (176) 19. Andy Jones (176) 20. Marco Rodriguez (169) 21. Ricky Cuellar (162)

3 22. Peter Brown (154) 23. Drew Affholter (136) 24. Scotty Burge (133) 25. Shane Stonemetz (128) 26. Brian Reed (124) 27. Marty Johnson (119) 28. Skye Kinter (119) 29. Mark Buechler (115) 30. Eric Nelson (115) TOP THIRTY SCORERS (CAREER): (1992-Present) 1. Brady Widner (1212) 2. Duran Torrez (1161) 3. Justin Irion (1116) 4. Justin Alcala (1005) 5. Curt Pentecost (967) 6. Andy Collins (887) 7. Andy Jones (794) 8. Chris Gasseling (789) 9. Tim Calhoun (761) 10. Scottie Riojas (750) 11. Robert Slack (745) 12. Tad Rowe (742) 13. Justin Dunsmore (717) 14. Keith Buechler (694) 15. Justin Rico (687) 16. Eric Nelson (679) 17. Zach Sybouts (659) 18. Curt Cleveringa (655) 19. Shawn Waldman (641) 20. Steve Walker (612) 21. Josh Busey (605) 22. Fabian Bass (605) 23. Tyler Widner (564) 24. Jose Mendoza (537) 25. Justin Ross (532) 26. Derrell Pascal (532) 27. Drew Affholter (524) 28. Joel Yellow Owl (517) 29. Justin Jorgensen (466) 30. Jace McKay (461)

4 TOP THIRTY STEALS (CAREER): (1993-Present) 1. Josh Whitaker (180) 2. Brady Widner (158) 3. Duran Torrez (156) 4. Justin Alcala (156) 5. Fabian Bass (152) 6. Kelly Anderson (138) 7. Shawn Waldman (137) 8. Tad Rowe (136) 9. Andy Collins (134) 10. Scottie Riojas (125) 11. Chris Gasseling (120) 12. Ricky Cuellar (119) 13. Robert Slack (117) 14. Andy Jones (107) 15. Marco Rodriguez (106) 16. Peter Brown (106) 17. Brian Reed (97) 18. Scotty Burge (97) 19. Justin Rico (95) 20. Ryan Simmons (90) 21. Steve Walker (87) 22. Eric Nelson (84) 23. Derrell Pascal (83) 24. Justin Ross (79) 25. Drew Affholter (79) 26. Justin Jorgensen (78) 27. Keith Buechler (77) 28. Tyler Widner (71) 29. Josh Busey (71) 30. Marty Johnson (70)

5 TOP THIRTY REBOUNDS (CAREER): (1993-Present) 1. Justin Irion (631) 2. Tim Calhoun (547) 3. Curt Pentecost (537) 4. Keith Buechler (475) 5. Zach Sybouts (467) 6. Derrell Pascal (459) 7. Andy Collins (456) 8. Duran Torrez (439) 9. Justin Rico (402) 10. Justin Dunsmore (401) 11. Brady Widner (391) 12. Justin Ross (387) 13. Scottie Riojas (338) 14. Andy Jones (334) 15. Marty Johnson (323) 16. Kurt Calhoun (306) 17. Eric Nelson (299) 18. Erick Delp (298) 19. Jose Mendoza (298) 20. Chris Gasseling (290) 21. Steve Walker (283) 22. Kris Breum (275) 23. Ryan Cheek (271) 24. Josh Busey (270) 25. Tad Rowe (248) 26. Blake Dasso (239) 27. Justin Jorgensen (239) 28. Jesse Wiley (233) 29. Kenneth Johnson (232) 30. Mark Buechler (226)

6 TOP THIRTY BLOCKS (CAREER): (1993-Present) 1. Ryan Cheek (147) 2. Zach Sybouts (133) 3. Justin Irion (85) 4. Curt Pentecost (83) 5. Jesse Wiley (68) 6. Justin Ross (61) 7. Tim Calhoun (60) 8. Andy Jones (53) 9. Joel Yellow Owl (50) 10. Eric Nelson (50) 11. Scottie Riojas (44) 12. Kenneth Johnson (43) 13. Derrell Pascal (41) 14. Jesse Gonzalez (39) 15. T.J. Inoins (37) 16. Justin Dunsmore (36) 17. Dee Villanueva (34) 18. Marty Johnson (34) 19. Kyle Friedrich (34) 20. Fabian Bass (33) 21. Steve Walker (31) 22. Josh Busey (30) 23. Josh Whitaker (30) 24. Kurt Calhoun (27) 25. Justin Jorgensen (25) 26. Keith Buechler (24) 27. Duran Torrez (23) 28. Mark Buechler (21) 29. Nick Collins (20) 30. Scott Thomas (18) Erick Delp (18) Tad Rowe (18) Jose Mendoza (18)

7 TOP THIRTY 2 POINT ATTEMPTS MADE CAREER): (1993-Present) 1. Justin Irion (426) 2. Curt Pentecost (367) 3. Duran Torrez (333) 4. Brady Widner (306) 5. Tim Calhoun (301) 6. Andy Collins (292) 7. Zach Sybouts (278) 8. Robert Slack (247) 9. Keith Buechler (231) 10. Chris Gasseling (223) 11. Joel Yellow Owl (221) 12. Andy Jones (219) 13. Justin Rico (219) 14. Jose Mendoza (212) 15. Derrell Pascal (206) 16. Scottie Riojas (198) 17. Justin Dunsmore (191) 18. Justin Ross (185) 19. Justin Alcala (178) 20. Eric Nelson (177) 21. Ryan Cheek (169) 22. Curt Cleveringa (154) 23. Justin Jorgensen (154) 24. Shawn Waldman (151) 25. Steve Walker (145) 26. Kurt Calhoun (142) 27. Tad Rowe (142) 28. Josh Busey (139) 29. Mark Buechler (134) 30. Craig Pentecost (132)

8 TOP THIRTY FREE THROWS MADE (CAREER): (1993-Present) 1. Duran Torrez (312) 2. Brady Widner (296) 3. Justin Irion (264) 4. Curt Pentecost (233) 5. Keith Buechler (233) 6. Chris Gasseling (233) 7. Justin Alcala (184) 8. Andy Jones (173) 9. Justin Ross (162) 10. Tim Calhoun (159) 11. Andy Collins (149) 12. Scottie Riojas (141) 13. Robert Slack (140) 14. Kelly Anderson (138) 15. Justin Rico (123) 16. Derrell Pascal (120) 17. Craig Pentecost (117) 18. Fabian Bass (117) 19. Josh Busey (114) 20. Jose Mendoza (113) 21. Justin Dunsmore (110) 22. Eric Nelson (104) 23. Tad Rowe (104) 24. Zach Sybouts (103) 25. Kris Breum (97) 26. Justin Jorgensen (96) 27. Ricky Cuellar (93) 28. Chase Marquis (90) 29. Jace McKay (87) 30. Shawn Waldman (84)

9 TOP THIRTY 3 POINT ATTEMPTS MADE (CAREER): (1993-Present) 1. Justin Alcala (155) 2. Tad Rowe (118) 3. Fabian Bass (112) 4. Brady Widner (102) 5. Drew Affholter (100) 6. Shawn Waldman (85) 7. Steve Walker (80) 8. Justin Dunsmore (75) 9. Scottie Riojas (71) 10. Josh Busey (71) 11. Eric Nelson (71) 12. Duran Torrez (61) 13. Andy Jones (61) 14. Andy Collins (58) 15. Chris Gasseling (57) 16. Jace McKay (46) 17. Tyler Widner (42) 18. Justin Rico (42) 19. Josh Whitaker (41) 20. Ben Garcia (40) 21. Robert Slack (37) 22. Ricky Cuellar (37) 23. Scotty Burge (36) 24. Jose Garcia (36) 25. Skye Kinter (36) 26. Shane Stonemetz (33) 27. Chase Marquis (33) 28. Jared Ellis (31) 29. Ryan Simmons (30) 30. Ben Delp (25)

10 ZILLAH YEARLY LEADING SCORERS: (1993-Present) 1994 Curt Cleveringa Justin Jorgensen Eric Nelson Curt Pentecost Keith Buechler Justin Irion Justin Irion Ryan Cheek Justin Alcala Duran Torrez Duran Torrez Duran Torrez Justin Rico Chris Gasseling Jose Mendoza Jose Mendoza Scottie Riojas Joel Yellow Owl Robert Slack Brady Widner Brady Widner 20.3

11 CLASS A DISTRICT TOURNAMENT History of Boys District Contestants School Entries W L Last Highland Goldendale Naches Valley Zillah Connell East Valley Royal Burbank Cle Elum Granger White Swan River View Carroll Prosser Marquette Kiona-Benton Grandview Mabton Colfax West Valley Wapato Wahluke Selah DeSales Toppenish Central Catholic Dayton Warden Walla Walla VA Kittitas LaSalle

12 SEASON RECORDS: 1993-Present Year League Season State Finish (2 nd ) st (2 nd ) (1 st ) nd (2 nd ) (1 st ) (1 st ) th (1 st ) th (1 st ) th (1 st ) rd (2 nd ) (2 nd ) (1 st ) th (1 st ) rd (2 nd ) (6 th ) (5 th ) (5 th ) (1 st ) nd (1 st ) nd (1 st ) (1st) st LEAGUE AND STATE HONORS: (1993-Present) ALL-STATE HONORS: Curt Cleveringa 1994 Curt Pentecost 1997 Justin Irion 1999, 2000 Ryan Cheek 2001 Tim Calhoun 2002 Justin Alcala 2002 Duran Torrez 2004, 2005 Chris Gasseling 2007 Joel Yellow Owl 2011 Mitchell Zapien 2011 Brady Widner 2013, 2014 Justin Dunsmore 2014

13 WIBCA ALL-STATE GAME PARTICIPANTS Curt Cleveringa 1994 Eric Nelson 1996 Curt Pentecost 1997 Keith Buechler 1998 Fabian Bass 1998 Steve Walker 1999 Justin Irion 2000 Tad Rowe 2000 Ryan Cheek 2001 Justin Alcala 2002 Shawn Waldman 2002 Andy Collins 2002 Tim Calhoun 2002 Kelly Anderson 2004 Duran Torrez 2005 Andy Jones 2006 Justin Rico 2006 Mitchell Zapien 2011 Derrell Pascal 2012 Robert Slack 2013 Brady Widner 2014

14 ALL-LEAGUE AWARDS: 1 st TEAM: 2 ND TEAM: Curt Cleveringa 1994 Brian Reed 1994 Tyler Widner 1994 Craig Pentecost 1995 Justin Jorgensen 1995 Wes Hinson 1996 Josh Busey 1995 Keith Buechler 1997 Eric Nelson 1996 Steve Walker 1998 Curt Pentecost 1996,1997 Marty Johnson 1999 Keith Buechler 1998 Tad Rowe 1999 Kenneth Johnson 1998 Mark Buechler 2000 Fabian Bass 1998 Tim Calhoun 2001, 2002 Justin Irion 1999, 2000 Shawn Waldman 2002 Steve Walker 1999 Kelly Anderson 2003, 2004 Tad Rowe 2000 Justin Ross 2003, 2004 Justin Alcala 2001, 2002 Drew Affholter 2004 Andy Collins 2001, 2002 Jesse Wiley 2005 Ryan Cheek 2001 Chris Gasseling 2006 Duran Torrez 2003, 2004, 2005 Jose Mendoza 2008 Andy Jones 2005, 2006 Ben Garcia 2009 Justin Rico 2006 Derrell Pascal 2010 Zach Sybouts 2006, 2007 Robert Slack 2011 Chris Gasseling 2007 Ricky Cuellar 2012 Jose Mendoza 2009 Jace McKay 2013 Joel Yellow Owl 2011 Aaron Elizondo 2013 Mitchell Zapien 2011 Kurt Calhoun 2014 Derrell Pascal 2012 Anfernee Cortez 2014 Robert Slack 2012 Brady Widner 2013, 2014 Justin Dunsmore 2013, 2014 HONORABLE MENTION: Ben Delp 1994 Scottie Riojas 2011 Eric Nelson 1995 Jace McKay 2012 Ryan Simmons 1996 Dee Villanueva 2012 Fabian Bass 1997 Brady Widner 2012 Josh Whitaker 1997 Kenneth Johnson 1997 Marty Johnson 1998 Ryan Colton 1999 Kris Breum 2000 Andy Collins 2000 Shawn Waldman 2001 Aaron Gay 2002 Drew Affholter 2003 Justin Rico 2005 Brian Ross 2006 Jake Friedrich 2007 Skye Kinter 2008 Tyler Seaman 2010 Scottie Riojas 2010

15 Marco Rodriguez 2011 STATE A TOURNAMENT HISTORY (1959-Present) STATE 1A APPEARANCES: School Entries W L Last Highland Cashmere Colfax Lynden Lynden Christian Kings Nooksack Valley Toledo Castle Rock Zillah Raymond Goldendale Granger Port Townsend Bellevue Christian Ilwaco Woodland Steilacoom Elma Brewster Seattle Christian Chelan Blaine Freeman Onalaska Medical Lake Chewelah Orting School Entries W L Last Lake Roosevelt Kalama White Swan Ephrata Quincy Ridgefield Stevenson Tonasket Foster Meridian Winlock Connell River View Life Christian Omak E. Valley(Yakima) Washougal Eatonville North Mason White River Mount Si

16 Naches Valley School Entries W L Last Cascade Christian Okanogan Mount Baker Burbank Oroville LaCenter Montesano Colville Tenino White Pass Kettle Falls Cle Elum Rochester Forks South Bend Marquette Selah Lakeside(N. Mile Falls ) Cedar Pk. Chr Vashon Island Toutle Lake Royal City Cascade(Leavenworth) Grandview Riverside Prosser Carroll White Salmon Pomeroy Morton Deer Park St. Martins School Entries W L Last Fife Cheney Seattle Academy Kiona-Benton Charles Wright Napavine LaConner South Whidbey DeSales Leavenworth Lakeside(Seattle) Bainbridge Lake Stevens Camas North Kitsap Sumner Chehalis Mabton University Prep North Beach Orcas

17 School Entries W L Last Adna Darrington Reardan Newport Yelm Ocosta East Valley(Spokane) Dayton Curtis Mead Oak Harbor Enumclaw Mercer Island Hoquiam Friday Harbor Overlake Northwest Chr Archbishop Murphy Liberty(Spangle) Chief Leschi Concrete Liberty Bell Coupeville Ritzville Laughbon Cathlamet Waitsburg Othello Ferndale Sequim W. Valley(Yakima) Coulee Dam Arlington Central Catholic Pullman Bethel Evergreen(Vancouver)

18 ZILLAH S RECORD AGAINST TEAMS: (1993-Present) Warden 15-0 Dayton 14-0 LaSalle 10-0 Toppenish 7-0 Wahluke 6-0 Kittitas 3-0, Life Christian 3-0 Ilwaco 2-0, Bellevue Christian 2-0, Walla Walla Valley Academy 2-0, Steilacoom 2-0 Pullman 1-0, Okanogan 1-0, Port Townsend 1-0, Selah 1-0, Blaine 1-0, Freeman 1-0, Ephrata 1-0, Kettle Falls 1-0, Blackburn 1-0, W.F. West 1-0, Prosser 1-0, Winlock 1-0, Chief Leschi 1-0, West Adelaide 1-0, Overlake 1-0 Cedar Park Christian 1-0, Chelan 1-0, Vashon Island 1-0, Ridgefield 1-0, White River 1-0, Riverside 1-0, Seattle Academy 1-0, Capital 1-0, Franklin Pierce 1-0 East Valley 13-1 Onalaska 2-1, Cascade Christian 2-1 Cashmere 2-2 Colfax 1-1, Foster 1-1 Royal 23-2 Burbank 19-2 Seattle Christian 1-2 River View 21-3 Ki-Be 16-3 Connell 10-3 Lakeside 4-3 Kings 4-3 Hanford 2-3 Toledo 1-3 Cle Elum 38-4 Mabton 18-7 Naches Valley 19-8 Highland 33-9 Granger White Swan Goldendale Wapato Northwest Christian 0-1, LaCenter 0-1, Newport 0-1, Deer Park 0-1, Brewster 0-3, Chewelah 0-3, Lynden Christian 0-3

19 ZILLAH SEASON AVERAGES: Year OFFENSE AVE. DEFENSE AVE STATE TOURNAMENT SCORES: (1994-Present) 1994 Zillah 62 Port Townsend 49 Zillah 64 Cashmere 42 Zillah 66 Blaine 56 Zillah 46 Steilacoom Chewelah 53 Zillah 44 Zillah 57 River View 50 Lynden Chr. 54 Zillah

20 Zillah 59 Foster 55 Zillah 47 Okanogan 46 Zillah 55 Lakeside 43 LaCenter 73 Zillah Kings 73 Zillah 61 Lakeside 74 Zillah Lynden Chr. 59 Zillah 45 Zillah 49 Onalaska 46 Toledo 68 Zillah Toledo 51 Zillah 46 Zillah 54 Freeman 38 Zillah 51 Highland 45 Cle Elum 54 Zillah Onalaska 38 Zillah 37 Zillah 61 White Swan 51 Zillah 68 Chief Leschi 43 Zillah 59 Life Christian Brewster 71 Zillah 53 Zillah 71 Royal 37 Zillah 53 Life Christian 44 Zillah 76 Granger Zillah 41 Cascade Christian 39 Zillah 48 Kettle Falls 37 Seattle Christian 44 Zillah 42 Zillah 70 Bellevue Christian Zillah 42 Bellevue Christian 41 Brewster 53 Zillah 26

21 Kings 69 Zillah Zillah 47 Winlock 36 Northwest Chr. 51 Zillah 44 Toledo 61 Zillah Seattle Christian 54 Zillah 41 Zillah 58 Colfax 44 Zillah 45 Burbank 38 Zillah 57 Granger Zillah 57 Cedar Park Chr. 41 Zillah 73 Overlake 53 Brewster 57 Zillah 50 Zillah 63 River View Zillah 52 Kings 40 Zillah 93 Lakeside 63 Zillah 50 Onalaska 45 Zillah 58 Chelan 57 Cascade Chr. 71 Zillah Zillah 60 Kings 49 Zillah 41 Toledo 38 Zillah 66 Cashmere 42 Lynden Chr. 57 Zillah Cashmere 68 Zillah Zillah 67 Riverside 58 Zillah 55 Cascade Christian 46 Zillah 60 Seattle Academy 45 Zillah 52 Kings 46

22 ZILLAH SENIOR STATE PARTICIPANTS: (1994-Present) Class of 1994 Class of 1995 Class of 1996 Tyler Widner Craig Pentecost Dustin Dunn Curt Cleveringa Josh Busey Ryan Simmons Brian Reed Justin Jorgensen Wes Hinson Ben Delp Tony Garent Eric Nelson Scott Tweedy Richard Lilienthal Eric Burnes Zachary Bell Kelly Holwegner Erick Delp Class of 1997 Class of 1998 Class of 1999 Jason Foster Keith Buechler Ryan Colton Derek Tweedy Matt Flood Don McRayde Jeremy Schuoler Kenneth Johnson Steve Walker Jonathan Wheeler Fabian Bass Marty Johnson Curt Pentecost Tim Strother Class of 2000 Class of 2001 Class of 2002 Peter Brown Jeff Griffin Justin Alcala Darek Merrill Ryan Cheek Shawn Waldman Tad Rowe Tim Calhoun Jimmie Brock Andy Collins Kris Breum Ty Hastings Mark Buechler Justin Irion Aaron Gay Kurt Koerner Dan Aguirre Dustin Woodall Class of 2003 Class of 2004 Class of 2005 Kyle Friedrich Shane Stonemetz Noe Gonzalez Brandon Lord Kelly Anderson T.J. Inions Carlos Garza Drew Affholter Duran Torrez Simon Olsen Justin Ross Andrew Moritz Nick Collins Jesse Wiley

23 Class of 2006 Class of 2011 Class of 2012 Mark Winters Marco Rodriguez Anthony Robbins Brian Ross Marc Walker Oliver Ames Justin Rico Mitchell Zapien Ricky Cuellar Andy Jones Scottie Riojas Derrell Pascal Adam Sybouts Blake Dasso Dee Villanueva Steven Collins Joel Yellow Owl Chris Gay Scott Thomas Class of 2013 Class of 2014 Robert Slack Anfernee Cortez Jace McKay Johnny Mengarelli Bobby Salinas Jake Wallace Jose Garcia A.J. Waterman Aaron Elizondo Brady Widner Kurt Calhoun Garrett LaPierre Dakota Watlamet

24 THE NUMBERS GAME (Uniform numbers of Seniors for ZHS) 3-Eli Whitaker 10-Tony Garent, Dustin Dunn, Kenneth Johnson, Peter Brown, Shane Stonemetz, Mitch Winters, Skye Kinter 12-Ryan Colton, Robert Slack 14-Ryan Simmons, Jason Foster, Don McRayde, Kelly Anderson, Noe Gonzalez, Mark Winters, Tyler Torres, Tanner Winckler, Anthony Robbins 20-Kelly Holwegner, Wes Hinson, Darek Merrill, Justin Alcala, Drew Affholter, Chris Gasseling, Jace McKay, Anfernee Cortez 22-Brian Reed, Eric Nelson, Steve Walker, Shawn Waldman, Carlos Garza, Brian Ross, Jose Rodriguez, Marco Rodriguez, Oliver Ames, Bobby Salinas, Johnny Mengarelli 24-Josh Busey, Derek Tweedy, Tad Rowe, Dustin Woodall, Simon Olsen, T.J. Inions, Jake Friedrich, Ben Garcia, Ricky Cuellar, Jose Garcia, Jake Wallace 30-Ty Hastings, Duran Torrez, Zach Sybouts, Jose Mendoza, Marc Walker, Aaron Elizondo, A.J. Waterman 32-Justin Jorgensen, Jeremy Schuoler, Marty Johnson, Jimmie Brock, Aaron Gay, Brandon Lord, Andrew Moritz, Chase Marquis, Jade Patterson, Mitchell Zapien 33-Tyler Widner, Kris Breum, Jeff Griffin, Kyle Friedrich, Justin Rico, Brad Peterson, Scottie Riojas, Brady Widner 34-Curt Cleveringa, Richard Lilienthal, Jonathan Wheeler, Fabian Bass, Tim Calhoun, Andy Jones, Josh Anglin, Blake Dasso, Kurt Calhoun 40-Craig Pentecost, Curt Pentecost, Mark Buechler, Dan Aguirre, Justin Ross, Adam Sybouts, Dee Villanueva 42-Eric Burnes 44-Scott Tweedy, Zachary Bell, Matt Flood, Andy Collins, Steven Collins, Matt Carpino, Tyler Seaman, Joel Yellow Owl, Derrell Pascal, Garrett LaPierre 50-Erick Delp, Tim Strother, Keith Buechler, Justin Irion, Ryan Cheek, Kurt Koerner, Nick Collins, Jesse Wiley, Chris Gay, Jesse Gonzalez, Scott Thomas, Dakota Watlamet 54-Ben Delp

25 SOME OF ZILLAH S GREATEST GAMES ZILLAH 46 STEILACOOM 45 (3/5/94) With the state title on the line, the Leopards rallied from 5 back in the final 1:30 to win their 1 st state A crown. Down by five points without the ball, the Leopards roared back with an improbable flurry of points to stun Steilacoom for the Class A state championship. This was the finish of all finishes. Ben Delp, scoreless for the first three quarters, nailed a long 2-point basket with 1:22 left and then 17 seconds later, after a Steilacoom turnover, he canned a 25 - foot bomb to tie the score at 44 apiece. With 55 seconds to go, James Spearman made 1 of 2 free throws as Steilacoom regained the lead it had held since the second period. Now it was Curt Cleveringa s turn. Hit with his fourth foul early in the third quarter, the 6 2 senior was largely unnoticed in the second half until there were 36 seconds remaining. With a 12-foot turnaround jumper, Cleveringa gave the Leopards their only lead of the second half. This one wasn t safe until the final buzzer when Steilacoom missed a well-covered 3- point attempt as time expired. The Leopards capped a fantastic 25-2 season with this win in the title contest. ZILLAH 66 BLAINE 56 (3/4/94) The Leopards defeated Blaine in the Class A semifinals. The Leopards trailed at halftime Wearing down Blaine with its relentless pressure defense, the Leopards erased a five- point deficit in the third quarter. The marquee match-up seemed to be how well Zillah could handle the tallest player in the tournament- Blaine s 6 9 Rich Taylor. The Leopards concentrated elsewhere. While Taylor rolled up big numbers with 30 points and 17 rebounds, Zillah worked on the Blaine guards. Brian Reed held Blaine s second leading scorer (Matt Dohner) to six points in the first three quarters, and Tyler Widner didn t allow No. 3 scorer Adrian Newell a single field goal. Tyler Widner scored 17 points, Curtis Cleveringa had 16 points, and Brian Reed added 13. Josh Busey also had 10 for the Leopards.

26 ZILLAH 77 CONNELL 67 (2/26/94) The Leopards rallied in the second half to down Connell for a victory and a third straight district title. Shooting poorly and 16 points behind Connell at halftime, the Leopards cranked up in the third quarter and then unleashed a 34-point final period to run away from the Eagles. The Leopards charged ahead for good with a 12-0 run to open the fourth quarter. The Leopards hit their first eight field goals and finished the period 12 of 14 from the field and 8 of 9 from the free throw line. All this after managing to connect on just 9 of 35 shots in the first half. When Zillah hit its eighth consecutive shot in the final quarter, it marked an 18-point swing in just five minutes. Brian Reed led the Leopards with 21 points. Tyler Widner finished with 16 points and Josh Busey chipped in 14. Ben Delp grabbed 13 rebounds for the Leopards. ZILLAH 54 EAST VALLEY 49 (2/25/95) Not until the final seconds did Zillah wrap up the school s fourth straight Valley A District Boys Basketball title as the Leopards defeated East Valley Hitting 6 of 8 free throws in the final 24 seconds, Zillah overcame the shock of losing a 14-point lead in the fourth quarter. Zillah led by 16 in the second quarter, but East Valley s 11-2 run made a game of it again in the third quarter. The Leopards pushed away again, opening a margin with 5:04 left in the game. East Valley then dazed Zillah with a 15-0 burst that gave the Red Devils a lead with 29 seconds left. Eric Nelson s free throw tied it up for Zillah, and though he missed his second attempt, Craig Pentecost grabbed the rebound. Pentecost was fouled and made both free throws to go up with 21 seconds to go. Eric Nelson scored 15 points and Craig Pentecost added 14 points. Justin Jorgensen also had 10 for the winners. ZILLAH 53 CONNELL 50 (2/24/96) Rallying from a 10 point second-half deficit, the Leopards roared by Connell for a victory and the school s fifth straight district championship. Zillah trailed a minute into the second half, but the Leopards used an inspired defensive effort to trigger an 11-1 run. During one stretch in the second half that lasted nearly nine minutes, Connell was held to four field goals and a total of nine points. Going repeatedly to the inside strength of Curt Pentecost and Erick Delp, the Leopards built a lead with three minutes remaining. Eric Nelson led the Leopards with

27 14 points. Curt Pentecost scored 12 and Erick Delp added 10 points. ZILLAH 47 OKANOGAN 46 (2/29/96) It boiled down to free throws with no time on the clock as the Zillah Leopards held off the Okanogan Bulldogs in a Class A State Quarterfinal game. Zillah controlled the game for 29 minutes until Erick Delp fouled out, leaving Okanogan s 6 8 Mikel Ward free in the middle. From the time Delp fouled out till the end of the game, the bulldogs went on a 13-7 run. After milking the clock, Curt Pentecost casually drove the lane for a lay-up and the lead. The bulldogs took the ball out of bounds with two seconds left and threw it to half-court where Okanogan s Jordan Lesamiz was fouled. He made the first and rattled the second one off the rim as the Leopards held on for an exciting victory. Ryan Simmons played perhaps his best all- around game as a Leopard scoring 18 points and having a great floor game. Wes Hinson added 13 points for the Leopards. ZILLAH 62 HIGHLAND 48 (2/10/96) The Leopards went to Highland and battled for a victory to earn a Valley A West League Title. The Leopards dominated the inside game with the tandem of Erick Delp and Curt Pentecost, outrebounding Highland and leading the game from start to finish. Zillah s two big runs came at the beginning of each half. They jumped to a 9-2 lead at the outset, hitting their first four shots, and then outscored Highland 11-2 to open the second half. Wes Hinson led a balanced Zillah attack with 14 points, and Erick Delp added 12 points along with 9 rebounds. Curt Pentecost pulled down a game-high 13 rebounds. ZILLAH 55 LAKESIDE 43 (3/1/96) Leading from start to finish and icing the game with some steelnerved foul shooting Zillah routed its way into the State A Boys Championship with a victory over Lakeside. Curt Pentecost, Zillah s reliable 6 6 junior post, scored 11 of his gamehigh 19 points in the first quarter, and the Leopards were on their way. Lakeside managed to stay close at the halftime break, trailing only 26-23, but an 0-7 start to the third quarter buried the Eagles. In the fourth quarter, Zillah used its spread offense and ate up considerable clock with it. The Leopards sank 13 of 17 free throws in the final period to shut the door on any Lakeside

28 rally. Wes Hinson scored 14 points and Ryan Simmons added 10 for the Leopards. ZILLAH 55 GOLDENDALE 52 (3/1/97) Zillah won the Valley A District Boys Basketball Championship with a victory over Goldendale. This was the Leopards sixth district title in a row! Fabian Bass had four of Zillah s five 3- pointers on his way to a team-high 16 points, then sank a lay-up to put the Leopards up by three with just seconds left. Marshall Hunter of Goldendale fired a 3-pointer at the buzzer but the shot banged out. The Leopards improved to 20-2 despite hitting just 5 of 17 free throws in the second half. Zillah s Curt Pentecost had 13 points and 10 rebounds and Keith Buechler added 11 points and 11 rebounds. ZILLAH 83 2O.T. MABTON 82 (1/16/98) Steve Walker made a layup with two seconds remaining in the second overtime to lift the Leopards. Zillah s Tad Rowe had pulled the Leopards even with three seconds left in the first overtime with a 3-pointer. Keith Buechler led the Leopards with 30 points and 12 rebounds. Steve Walker added 25 points for the winners. Fabian Bass chipped in 12 points and 11 assists and Marty Johnson had 9 rebounds. ZILLAH 66 1O.T. GRANGER 62 (2/28/98) The Leopards managed to pull out the win despite never leading in the contest until overtime. Zillah trailed by as much as 15 points in the third quarter before a remarkable rally. Kenneth Johnson tied the game with 12 seconds remaining in regulation with a 3-pointer from downtown. Keith Buechler dominated in the overtime period scoring all of Zillah s seven points. Keith Buechler had 21 points and 16 rebounds. Steve Walker added 15 points for the Leopards. Kenneth Johnson scored 13 points and had 8 rebounds. Fabian Bass scored 11 points to go along with 10 assists.

29 ZILLAH 51 HIGHLAND 45 (3/5/99) The Leopards ousted the Scotties in a loser-out game at the state tournament Zillah and Highland traded dominating quarters in this battle. The Leopards took the first quarter 19-7, but Highland erased the big deficit with a 17-6 third period. Zillah dominated the boards throughout and had a advantage for the contest. Zillah s Tad Rowe spent most of the game defending Highland s leading scorer, Garrett Matzke. Rowe held Matzke to six points. Tad Rowe had game-high honors with 19 points. Justin Irion added 18 for the Leopards. Justin Irion also had 13 rebounds and Marty Johnson had 10 rebounds. ZILLAH 68 HIGHLAND 43 (2/26/2000) The Leopards won the district title for the seventh time since Zillah broke open a close game in the third quarter and romped to victory. It was the third time the Leopards had beaten Highland during the year. The Z-Leps led by fifteen points after three quarters and coasted down the stretch to the district championship. The Leopards were led by Justin Irion with 19 points. Tad Rowe added 18 and Mark Buechler had 10 points. Justin Irion pulled down 8 rebounds and Mark Buechler added 7 boards. ZILLAH 51 SEATTLE CHRISTIAN 47 (12/9/2000) The Leopards upended the defending state 1A champions in the second night of the Sundome Shootout Zillah jumped out to a 14-6 first quarter lead and led by four at the half. The Warriors from Seattle Christian fought back and claimed their first lead with a three-pointer at the end of the third quarter for a advantage. Ryan Cheek led the Leps with 15 points. Andy Collins had 12 points and Shawn Waldman added 10. Cheek also had 10 rebounds and blocked 6 shots. ZILLAH 78 EPHRATA 75 (3 O.T.) (12/28/01) Zillah defeated their 2A opponent in the Sundome Shootout in thrilling fashion. Shawn Waldman stepped it up big in the final overtime hitting two three-pointers. He finished with 22 points and a remarkable 13 assists. Tim Calhoun led the Leopards with 26 points. Andy Collins

30 pitched in 11 points. The Leopards built an 11 point halftime lead only to see themselves down by one after three quarters. ZILLAH 70 BELLEVUE CHRISTIAN 61 (3/2/02) The Leopards claimed their first ever 3 rd place State Tourney trophy with a hard fought victory over Bellevue Christian. The Z-Leps went to the locker room at half in a tie, but came out in blazes in the third quarter and scored 24 points to take an eight-point lead into the final quarter. The Leopards rode the back of 6 5 senior Tim Calhoun as he scored 14 of his 21 points in the third quarter. Justin Alcala also tied for game-high honors with 21 points which brought his career total to Andy Collins added 11 points for the winners. The Leopards finished the season with a 24-3 record. Tim Calhoun made First Team All-Tourney for Zillah. ZILLAH 61 WHITE SWAN 50 (1/28/03) The Leopards knocked off the ninth-ranked Cougars to claim first place in the SCAC West The Z-Leps came out and hammered White Swan in taking a halftime lead. The game was never closer than the final margin in the second half. Justin Ross scored 20 points and had 8 rebounds. Duran Torrez added 17 points and Nick Collins had a game-high 10 rebounds. ZILLAH 42 BELLEVUE CHRISTIAN 41 (3/5/03) The young Leopards surprised Bellevue Christian in this opening round state 1A contest Bellevue Christian came in ranked seventh in the state but couldn t match the ZHS intensity. The Leopards were led by Kelly Anderson and his 12 points. Justin Ross added 11 points and Nick Collins chipped in 10 points. ZILLAH 61 WHITE SWAN 50 (2/28/04) The Leopards beat the Cougars for the SCAC District Title (tenth in school history) After losing to White Swan in their first meeting of the year, the Leopards used a 10-0 run in the fourth quarter to take the season series 2-1. Duran Torrez led the Z-Leps with 24 points and 7 rebounds. Justin Ross pitched in 8 points and 8 boards. Kelly Anderson added 9 points and Drew Affholter and Shane Stonemetz each had 8 points. ZILLAH 62 WHITE SWAN 49 (2/26/05) The Zillah Boys Basketball team won its eleventh district title against White Swan After a sluggish first quarter in which the Leopards trailed by two (11-9), the Z-Leps ran away from the Cougars. For the second consecutive year the Leopards defeated White Swan for the

31 SCAC District Title. Duran Torrez led Zillah with 17 points. Erik Martinez and Brian Ross each added 9 points. ZILLAH 57 GRANGER 55 (3/5/05) The Leopards bounced back from an opening round loss and won their third straight game with a victory over Granger. The Leopards win earned them a 5 th Place trophy in the 1A State Tourney. It was their third win over Granger during the season. The Leopards let a 16 point lead get away from them but found a way to hold of the Spartans down the stretch. Duran Torrez finished with a career-high 29 points and was spectacular on both ends of the court. Jesse Wiley had a team high 8 rebounds for the Leopards. The Leopards finished the season with a 22-5 record. ZILLAH 56 GRANGER 55 (2/25/06) The Zillah Boys Basketball Program won their third straight SCAC District Title with a win over Granger. This was the Leopards tenth district title in the past thirteen years. Zach Sybouts led the Z- Leps with 16 points and 17 rebounds. Andy Jones scored 13 points, Chris Gasseling had 11 points, and Justin Rico added 10 points. The Leopards won their sixteenth straight game and now will make a 1A State Tourney appearance for the 15 th consecutive time. ZILLAH 63 RIVER VIEW 50 (3/4/06) After a slow start in the first half the Leopards broke out with a 46 point second half to place 3 rd in the 1A State Tournament with a win over River View. The Leopards finished with a 25-3 season record. Justin Rico led the charge with 26 points. Zach Sybouts controlled the boards with 15 rebounds. Andy Jones added 9 points and Chris Gasseling had 5 assists. ZILLAH 47 HIGHLAND 45 (1/24/09) The Leopards won a thriller against Highland at the buzzer for a much needed home league win. Ben Garcia hit the game winner just before the buzzer sounded from the top of the key for a win. The Leopards had the ball with 2.3 seconds remaining at ¾ court. Garcia caught the ball near half court and shot on the move as time expired. Skye Kinter led the Leps with 17 points and Jose Mendoza added 10 points and 8 rebounds for the winners.

32 ZILLAH 46 O.T. NACHES VALLEY 44 (1/31/09) Ben Garcia was at it again for the Leopards as he hit his second buzzer beater in a week for the Leopards as they defeated the 1 st place Rangers in overtime. After a deliberate stall game in overtime, the Leopards scored the only points in overtime as Ben Garcia tipped his own missed shot in as time ran out. Garcia had a team-high 13 points for Zillah. Jose Mendoza had 12 points and Scott Riojas added 10 points for the Leopards. Jesse Gonzalez had a team leading 7 rebounds. ZILLAH 93 LAKESIDE 63 (2/26/11) The Leopards dominated Lakeside after trailing by four points at the end of the first quarter. Zillah outscored Lakeside in the middle two quarters to advance to the state quarterfinals in the Sundome. The Leopards were led by Joel Yellow Owl with 29 points and 10 rebounds. Joel was a sizzling 13 for 17 from the field in the contest. Mitchell Zapien had a fantastic game, scoring 22 points and dishing out 9 assists to go along with 9 rebounds. Scottie Riojas pitched in 12 points for the Leopards now 21-5 on the season. ZILLAH 58 CHELAN 57 (3/4/11) What a finish for the Leopards in the State 1A Semi-finals of the 2011 state tournament! Zillah found themselves trailing by seven with just over 1:30 to play. Time to panic, no, just time for Junior guard Ricky Cuellar to save the day. Ricky nailed a 3 pointer to bring the Leopards back within four points. Scottie Riojas hit one free throw after that to cut the lead to After a turnover, it was Cuellar s again- he drove the lane and got one to fall and was fouled. Ricky made the freethrow to tie it with less than 30 seconds left. The Leopards made a great defensive stand as Scottie Riojas took a charge with 20 seconds on the clock. The Z-Leps were determined to take the last shot of the game. As time winded down, Robert Slack found Joel Yellow Owl for the potential game winner. Yellow Owl was fouled in the act of shooting with 1.5 seconds left. He missed the first one but after a Chelan timeout calmly sank his second for a one point lead. Chelan threw a desperation half court shot up at the buzzer that wasn t close. The Leopards now advance to the 1A State Championship game. The Leopards were led by the 17 points of Joel Yellow Owl. Mitchell Zapien added 13 points, Robert Slack had 11, and Scottie Riojas scored 10 for Zillah.

33 ZILLAH 78 GRANGER 56 (2/11/12) The Leopards put their game face on and ripped past the Spartans in this SCAC District Semifinal. This was the third time the Leps had beaten Granger this season. Zillah raced out to a halftime lead and never looked back. At one point in the 3 rd quarter, ZHS held a advantage. This win advanced Zillah into the SCAC District Title contest. Robert Slack led the way with 26 points. Derrell Pascal added 15 points and 10 rebounds. Brady Widner chipped in 14 points for ZHS. ZILLAH 66 CASHMERE 42 (3/2/12) Zillah rocked the #1 ranked Cashmere Bulldogs in the 1A State Tournament Semifinals at the Yakima Sundome to earn the right to play in the state championship. Cashmere was no match for the gritty Leopards as ZHS ran to a halftime lead. With a true team concept at heart the Zillah squad used their quickness to outplay Cashmere and advance to their fourth state title game at the 1A level. A balanced attack was evident as Brady Widner scored 13 and Robert Slack, Jace McKay, Dee Villanueva, and Derrell Pascal all added 11 points for the Leopards. Derrell Pascal added a game-high 12 rebounds for Zillah. This win put Zillah in the State Championship game for the second consecutive year. ZILLAH 70 GRANGER 55 (2/16/13) Zillah won their first SCAC District Title since The Leopards trailed 15-9 after one quarter and then heated the nets up for a 34 point outburst in the second quarter to lead at halftime The Leopards never looked back coasting to a win. Robert Slack led the Z-Leps with 27 points and Brady Widner added 23. Justin Dunsmore had 10 points to go along with his 11 rebounds. This was the Leopards 22 nd straight victory of the season. ZILLAH 52 KINGS 46 (3/8/14) The Leopards won their 2nd State Title under Coach Doug Burge with a gritty victory over Kings in the Yakima Sundome. The win helped Zillah cap a perfect 27-0 run through the season and solidified them as one of the best Leopard teams in the school's history. Tournament MVP Brady Widner led the Z-Leps with 21 points and 5 assists. All-Tourney Forward Justin Dunsmore added 13 points and 6 rebounds. Kurt Calhoun had a team-high 10 rebounds to go along with 8 points. It was tied at 25 at the half and the Leopards outscored the Knights 12-8 in the

34 third, and in the fourth to seal their second 1A Title! Scotty Burge had 5 rebounds and 5 assists, and Anfernee Cortez picked up 6 rebounds. The Leopards finished 27-0 for the first time in school history! COACHES RECORDS AT ZILLAH ( ) VARSITY: Record Doug Burge JUNIOR VARSITY: Tyler Widner Curt Cleveringa 54-5 Rock Winters Dick Waldman 38-8 Scott Huwe 30-6 Justin Alcala 2-0 Doug Burge 1-0 Justin Irion 1-1 C TEAM: Justin Irion Justin Alcala Tyler Widner 47-8 Dick Waldman 45-5 Charlie Carlson Kevin McKay 16-1 Mike Torres 15-3 Curt Cleveringa 14-5 Rock Winters 14-6 Scott Huwe 5-15