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Dec. 2, 2014 Contact: Bob Guptill (bguptill@gnacsports.com) 503-305-8756 / www.gnacsports.com Western Oregon Opens Conference Season With 4-Game Win Streak Conf.

1 Dec. 2, 2014 Contact: Bob Guptill / Western Oregon Opens Conference Season With 4-Game Win Streak Conf. All GNAC W L W L H A N Seattle Pacific Western Oregon Western Washington Central Washington Simon Fraser Alaska Alaska Anchorage MSU Billings Saint Martin s Northwest Nazarene LAST WEEK: Monday College of Idaho 78 at Northwest Nazarene 75; Hawaii Hilo Classic (Seattle Pacific 119, Northwest Indian 53), Tuesday Great Falls 89 at MSU Billings 84 (2ot); Hawaii Hilo Classic (Washburn vs. Seattle Pacific, cancelled, flight issues); Western Oregon 67 at Dixie State 52; Multnomah 75 at Western Washington 108. Wednesday Great Alaska Shootout (Pacific 71, Alaska Anchorage 62); George Fox 69 at Saint Martin s 82; Hawaii Hilo Classic (Seattle Pacific 84, Hawaii Hilo 74). Friday Notre Dame de Namur Invitational (Simon Fraser 123, Holy Names 121; Alaska 78, Notre Dame de Namur 68); Great Alaska Shootout (Missouri State 55, Alaska Anchorage 51); Tarleton State Invitational (Texas A&M-Kingsville 84, Northwest Nazarene 70); Western Oregon 84 at CSU Monterey Bay 73. Saturday Notre Dame de Namur Invitational (Holy Names 68, Alaska 67; Notre Dame de Namur 123, Simon Fraser 116); Great Alaska Shootout (Alaska Anchorage 65, Rice 54); Walla Walla 71 at Central Washington 84; Black Hills State 61 at MSU Billings 79; Tarleton State Invitational (Tarleton State 81, Northwest Nazarene 61); Saint Martin s 73 at Concordia 72; Western Oregon 83 at Academy of Art 73; Douglas 54 at Western Washington 95. THIS WEEK: Tuesday - Quest at Western Washington, 7 p.m. Thursday Alaska at Western Oregon; Alaska Anchorage at Saint Martin s; MSU Billings at Central Washington; 7:30 p.m.; Seattle Pacific at Northwest Nazarene, 7:30 p.m. Saturday Alaska at Saint Martin s; Alaska Anchorage at Western Oregon, 2 p.m.; Seattle Pacific at Central Washington, 7:30 p.m.; MSU Billings at Northwest Nazarene, 7:30 p.m.; Western Washington at Simon Fraser, 7:30 p.m. Wolves Host Nanooks, Seawolves in Conference Openers PORTLAND, Ore. - Fresh off a 3-0 road trip versus West Region opponents, Western Oregon opens its conference campaign Thursday at home against the Alaska Nanooks. The Wolves are one of three GNAC teams likely to open GNAC play with 5-2 overall records. WOU has won four straight, including a win last week at Dixie State, which has qualified for the West Regional in each of the past five seasons. Saturday s WOU-UAA game, which will tip-off at 2 p.m., will match two teams that were ranked in the Top 4 in the GNAC coaches pre-season poll. WOU was projected to finish fourth; UAA (2-4) was ranked second. Seattle Pacific (3 rd ) and Western Washington (1 st ) were also picked to finish in the top four. The Falcons will also bring a 5-2 record into its conference opener Thursday at Northwest Nazarene (1-6). SPU plays at Central Washington (3-2) Saturday. Western Washington is 4-2 in its pre-conference slate, but could move to 5-2 prior to its GNAC opener Saturday at Simon Fraser (4-3) with a home non-conference win tonight (Tuesday) against Quest, B.C. The opening week will also include Thursday contests between Alaska Anchorage and Saint Martin s (1-5) at Lacey and MSU Billings (1-5) and Central Washington at Ellensburg. Saturday s slate also sends Alaska (2-3) to Lacey to face Saint Martin s and MSU Billings to Nampa to take on Northwest Nazarene. Following this weekend, GNAC teams return to nonconference play until New Year s Day when the GNAC 18- game conference slate resumes for the first of nine consecutive weeks. Simon Fraser Stays On Record Setting Scoring Pace Simon Fraser continued its record-setting scoring pace last weekend defeating Holy Names before losing to Notre Dame de Namur

2 Through seven games, the Clan leads Division II averaging points per game. That is well ahead of the GNAC alltime single season record of 92.2 by Western Washington in the season. SFU also leads Division II in three-pointers made (15.6) and steals (20.4) and ranks second in assists (23.4) and turnover margin (14.4). Western Washington ranks second in blocks (7.3). SFU s Sango Niang, who ranks 22 nd in scoring (22.6), ranks fifth in steals (3.71) and sixth in assists (7.4). WWU s Anye Turner ranks fifth in blocks (3.83). Joseph Stroud of Central Washington is sixth in blocks (3.20). GNAC in NCAA Top 25 Statistical Rankings Team Institution Avg. Rank Scoring Simon Fraser st Scoring Defense Seattle Pacific st Scoring Margin Simon Fraser th Scoring Margin Seattle Pacific th Field Goal PCT. Seattle Pacific th 3-Pointers Simon Fraser st FT PCT. Western Oregon th Rebounds Western Washington th Rebounds Seattle Pacific th Rebounds Alaska Anchorage th Assists Simon Fraser nd Assists Alaska Anchorage th Blocked Shots Western Washington nd Blocked Shots Central Washington st Steals Simon Fraser st Turnover Margin Simon Fraser nd Individual Player Avg. Rank Scoring Sango Niang, SFU nd FG PCT. Kalidou Diouf, UAA th Assists Sango Niang, SFU th Assists Brian McGill, UAA th Blocked Shots Anye Turner, WWU th Blocked Shots Joseph Stroud, CWU th Steals Sango Niang, SFU th Steals Rod. Evans-Taylor, SFU th WWU, WOU 5 th, 6 th in D2SIDA Media Poll For the first time the D2SIDA (Division II Sports Information Directors Association) is conducting a weekly West Region and national poll. In this week s regional poll, Western Washington is ranked fifth and Western Oregon is ranked sixth. The first official NCAA regional poll, which will determine five of the eight qualifying teams for the West Regional in March, won t be conducted until February. Weekly D2SIDA Regional Polls CWU WOU WWU Nov th 2nd Nov. 24 NR 5 th -T Dec. 1 6th 5 th Weekly NABC and D2SIDA Nationals Polls NABC SPU WWU Pre-Season 22 nd 11 th Nov. 25 NR (49 th ) NR (27 th ) Dec. 2 NR (40 th ) NR (32 nd ) D2SIDA WWU Nov th Nov. 25 NR (30 th ) Dec. 2 NY (35 th ) NR Not rated in Top 25 (number in parenthesis indicates position overall including others receiving vote) GNAC Men s Basketball Players of the Week Week Nov Nov Nov Player Jeffrey Parker, Western Washington Joseph Stroud, Central Washington Ruben Silvas, Alaska Julian Nichols, Western Oregon Players of the Week Week By Week Nov Jeffrey Parker, Western Washington (F, 6-6, So., Richmond, CA Salesian) and Joseph Stroud, Central Washington (F, 6-8, Jr., Las Vegas, NV Sierra Visa/Pierce College)... Parker scored 43 points and also had 18 rebounds leading the Vikings to two wins in the 13 th Chuck Randall Classic. Parker made seven of 17 3-pointers and shot 51.7 percent overall, cashing in on 15-of-29. He was named the tournament s MVP... Stroud earned alltournament honors leading the Wildcats to two wins in the Seattle Pacific Sodexo Tip-Off tournament. He came off the bench to score 24 points, making nine of 10 shots. He also led CWU in rebounds (11) and blocked shots (7). His last basket with one second half came on a dunk to break a tie in Saturday s win over Academy of Art. Nov : Ruben Silvas, Alaska (G, 6-3, 175, Jr., Tucson, AZ) had 33 points, shooting 62.5 percent (15-of-24) as the Nanooks made their season debut in the GCI Alaska Invitational. The JC transfer from Arizona also had 16 rebounds, two assists and a steal and wasn t charged with a turnover in earning all-tournament honors as the Nanooks won one of three contests. Nov : Julian Nichols, Western Oregon (G, 6-2, 175, Jr. Upland, CA) scored 51 points and also 10 rebounds, a 2

3 team-high 14 assists and six steals in leading the Wolves to three road West Region victories, including a win at 2014 playoff qualifier Dixie State. Nichols made 15 of 31 field goal attempts and also converted on 19 of 20 foul shots. Twenty-six of his points came in Saturday s win at the Academy of Art ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS: Seattle Pacific (Nov ) Cory Hutson, SPU; Mitch Penner, SPU; Jordan Russell, CWU; Joseph Stroud, CWU. Dominican (Nov ) Antoine Hosley, MSUB. Sonoma State (Nov ) Brian McGill, UAA. Western Washington (Nov ) Jeffrey Parker, WWU (MVP); Anye Turner, WWU; Joey Schreiber, WWU; Erik Kinney, NNU. Alaska (Nov ) Ruben Silvas, Alaska. WOU (Nov ) Trey Ingram, SMU; Lewis Thomas, WOU. Great Alaska Shootout (Nov ) Travis Thompson, UAA*. (*UAA played Shootout games as exhibitions). Team Notes Alaska: Ashton Edwards scored a team-best 38 points and also had a team-high six assists as the Nanooks split two contests in the Notre Dame de Namur Invitational. Edwards shot.522 from the field (12-of-23),.533 from the arc (8-of-15) and from the foul line (6-of-6). Adam Griffin added 21 points. Isaac Ladines had a team-best 11 rebounds. Alaska Anchorage: Travis Thompson scored 62 points to earn all-tournament honors and lead the Seawolves to a 1-2 record in the 37 th annual Great Alaska Shootout. Thompson made 19 of 33 shots, including 14 of 24 threepoint shots. He also had a team-high six steals. UAA played the games as exhibitions and thus Thompson s career total for points remains at 1,284. He, however, does rank fourth all-time among UAA players in Great Alaska Shootout career scoring with 157. UAA held its three D-1 opponents to a.182 shooting percentage from the arc (10- of-55) and to a.388 percentage overall). Central Washington: The Wildcats were perfect from the foul line (13-of-13) and had just 12 turnovers in a 13-point home win over Walla Walla. Three players Gary Jacobs, Joseph Stroud and Dom Williams each made four and Terry Dawn made one. Jacobs, Stroud and Dawn scored 19, 18 and 17 points, respectively. Montana State Billings: Marc Matthews scored 32 points and shot.500 from the floor (7-of-14) as the Yellowjackets split two games, defeating Black Hills State Saturday for their first win of the season. Matthews had 23 points in that game, including a game-high five three-pointers (half of MSUB s season-high 10 treys). Matthews was also 4-for-4 from the foul line. Antoine Hosley had a team-high 43 points in his two contests, making 6-of-13 treys. Northwest Nazarene: Erik Kinney led the Crusaders with 44 points and 10 assists and also had 21 rebounds in three contests. He had 19 points and five rebounds in a threepoint loss to College of Idaho. In a 14-point loss to Texas A&M-Kingsville, Kinney had 12 points and team highs for rebounds (8) and assists (6). He then finished off the week with 13 points and eight rebounds against eighth-ranked Tarleton State in a 20-point defeat. Kevin Rima contributed 22 points and a team-high 24 rebounds. He also blocked three shots increasing his career total to 75. Saint Martin s: Brent Counts led the Saints with 24 points and 13 rebounds in wins over George Fox and Concordia (Ore.). Counts made 11 of 19 shots and nine of his 13 rebounds came off the offensive glass. Tyler Idowu and Ryan Rogers each had 23 points. Seattle Pacific: Cory Hutsen scored 41 points on 19-of-30 shooting (.633) in wins over Northwest Indian and Hawaii Hilo. The Falcons were also led by Mitch Penner with 33 points. SPU dominated the backboards in the two victories (84-47) and had nine fewer turnovers (27-36) than its opponents. Hutsen and Riley Stockton each had 11 rebounds. Three players Penner, Matt Borton and Garrett Swanson had 10 each. SPU also shot.627 (74-of- 118). Simon Fraser: The Clan continued to put triple digits on the scoreboard scoring 112 or more points for the sixth time in seven contests in splitting two West Region contests in the Notre Dame de Namur Invitational. Sango Niang scored 44 points and also had 14 assists and seven steals in a win versus Holy Names and a loss to the host Argonauts. Roderick Evans-Taylor and Justin Cole had 38 and 36 points, respectively. SFU outscored its two opponents 93-9 from the arc, but Holy Names and NDDM combined to shoot 66.2 percent from the floor. Western Oregon: Julian Nichols (See Player of the Week notes) and Andy Avgi combined to score 96 points in road victories at Dixie State, Cal State Monterey Bay and Academy of Art earning the Wolves GNAC Team of the Week honors. Nichols netted 51 points and Avgi had 45 points on 17-of-30 shooting. Avgi also had 15 rebounds and seven steals. Lewis Thomas averaged nearly a doubledouble (9.7 points, 10.3 rebounds) and also blocked seven shots. Western Washington: Joey Schreiber scored 41 points in the Vikings 33 and 41-point victories over Multnomah and Douglas, shooting.667 percent (16-of-24) from the floor and.643 from the arc (9-of-14). WWU was also led by Jeffrey Parker (37 points, 19 rebounds) and Ricardo Maxwell (24 points, 15 assists, 14 rebounds)... Anye Turner had seven blocks increasing his career total to 105 and becoming the 13 th player in GNAC history to reject 100 shots. He currently ranks 11 th. 3

4 GNAC Career Leaders Scoring 1. Austin Nichols, Humboldt State ( ) Travis Thompson, Alaska Anchorage ( , 13-14) Cory Hutsen, Seattle Pacific ( ) 948 Three-Pointers 1. Jake Linton, Saint Martin s ( ) Travis Thompson, Alaska Anchorage ( , 13-14) 234 Rebounds 1. Fred Hooks, Humboldt State ( ) Riley Stockton, Seattle Pacific ( ) 579 Assists 1. Luke Cooper, Alaska Anchorage ( ) Riley Stockton, Seattle Pacific ( ) 341 Steals 1. Blair Wheadon, Western Oregon ( ) Riley Stockton, Seattle Pacific ( ) 128 Devon Alexander, Western Oregon ( ) 128 Blocks 1. Brannon Stone, Seattle Pacific ( ) Anye Turner, Western Washington ( ) Kevin Rima, Northwest Nazarene ( ) 75 GNAC Miscellany NCAA West Regional: Eight teams advance to the NCAA Division II West Regional tournament that will be held March at a site to be determined. The tournament will feature the champions of the GNAC, CCAA and PacWest Conferences. The GNAC will determine its champion with a six-team tournament March 4-6 at Billings, Mont. Twitter Hashtags GNAC Alaska Anchorage Alaska Central Washington Montana State Billings Northwest Nazarene Saint Martin s Seattle Pacific Simon Fraser Western Oregon Western Washington #GNACVBall #SeawolfVB #GoNooks #CWUWildcats #GoMSUBJackets #GoNNUCrusaders #SaintsAlive #GoFalcons #NCAAeh #GoWolves #UnleashTheHorns GNAC Media Relations Information Director Bob Guptill bguptill@gnacsports.com Assistant Information Director Nathan Webber nwebber@gnacsports.com Office

5 GNAC BASKETBALL STATISTICS (Through Dec. 1) Team SCORING OFFENSE Team G W-L Pts Avg 1. Simon Fraser Western Washington Seattle Pacific Alaska Anchorage Northwest Nazarene MSU Billings Western Oregon Central Washington Saint Martin's Alaska SCORING DEFENSE Team G Pts Avg 1. Seattle Pacific Western Oregon Alaska Alaska Anchorage Central Washington Western Washington Saint Martin's MSU Billings Northwest Nazarene Simon Fraser SCORING MARGIN Team G Off Def +/- 1. Simon Fraser Seattle Pacific Western Washington Alaska Anchorage Western Oregon Central Washington Alaska MSU Billings Northwest Nazarene Saint Martin's FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Seattle Pacific Simon Fraser Northwest Nazarene Alaska Anchorage MSU Billings Western Washington Western Oregon Alaska Central Washington Saint Martin's FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Western Washington Central Washington Western Oregon MSU Billings Seattle Pacific Alaska Alaska Anchorage Saint Martin's Northwest Nazarene POINT FG PCT Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Seattle Pacific Northwest Nazarene Saint Martin's Alaska Anchorage Alaska Simon Fraser Western Oregon Western Washington MSU Billings Central Washington POINT FG PCT DEFENSE Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Simon Fraser Seattle Pacific Saint Martin's Alaska MSU Billings Alaska Anchorage Western Washington Central Washington Western Oregon Northwest Nazarene POINT FG MADE Team G 3FG Avg 1. Simon Fraser Alaska Anchorage Alaska Saint Martin's Western Washington Northwest Nazarene Central Washington Western Oregon Seattle Pacific MSU Billings

6 FREE THROW PCT Team G FTM FTA Pct 1. Western Oregon Simon Fraser Alaska Anchorage Alaska Northwest Nazarene Seattle Pacific Central Washington Western Washington Saint Martin's MSU Billings REBOUNDING MARGIN Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin 1. Western Washington Seattle Pacific Alaska Anchorage MSU Billings Northwest Nazarene Western Oregon Alaska Saint Martin's Central Washington Simon Fraser BLOCKED SHOTS Team G Blocks Avg 1. Western Washington Central Washington Alaska Simon Fraser Western Oregon MSU Billings Northwest Nazarene Saint Martin's Seattle Pacific Alaska Anchorage STEALS Team G Steals Avg 1. Simon Fraser Western Oregon Central Washington Alaska Anchorage Northwest Nazarene Western Washington Seattle Pacific Alaska Saint Martin's MSU Billings TURNOVER MARGIN Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin 1. Simon Fraser Seattle Pacific Alaska Anchorage Central Washington Western Washington Western Oregon Saint Martin's Alaska MSU Billings Northwest Nazarene ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio 1. Alaska Anchorage Simon Fraser Western Washington Saint Martin's Alaska Seattle Pacific Central Washington Northwest Nazarene MSU Billings Western Oregon ASSISTS Team G Assists Avg 1. Simon Fraser Alaska Anchorage Western Washington Seattle Pacific Saint Martin's Central Washington Northwest Nazarene Alaska Western Oregon MSU Billings

7 Individual SCORING Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg 1. Niang,Sango-SFU SR McGill,Brian-UAA JR Evans-Taylor,Rod.-SFU JR Parker,Jeffrey-WWU SO Echols,Jaamon-WWU JR Hutsen,Cory-SPU SR Avgi,Andy-WOU JR Cole,Justin-SFU SR Schreiber,Joey-WWU SO Maxwell,Ricardo-WWU JR Kinney,Erik-NNU JR Thompson,Travis-UAA SR Edwards,Ashton-UAF JR Hosley,Antoine-MSUB SR Harper,Michael-SFU JR Hudson,Austin-MSUB SR Penner,Mitch-SPU JR Gataric,Momir-MSUB JR Ball,Aubrey-NNU SR Jacobs,Gary-CWU JR FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 2.8 made per game) Player-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct 1. Diouf,Kalidou-UAA FR Borton,Matt-SPU SR Stroud,Joseph-CWU JR Silvas,Ruben-UAF JR Simon,Patrick-SFU FR Gataric,Momir-MSUB JR McGill,Brian-UAA JR Rima,Kevin-NNU SR Harper,Michael-SFU JR Counts,Brent-SMU FR Maxwell,Ricardo-WWU JR Stockton,Riley-SPU SR Chatwin,Cameron-SMU FR Hutsen,Cory-SPU SR Evans-Taylor,Rod.-SFU JR Pankratz,JJ-SFU FR Echols,Jaamon-WWU JR Hudson,Austin-MSUB SR N'Diaye,Bouna-NNU SO Wright,Mike-NNU JR POINT FG PCT (Min. 1.0 made per game) Player-Team Cl G 3FG FGA Pct 1. Leckband,Christian-UAA JR Bianchini,Isaac-SMU SO Dawn,Terry-CWU SO Stockton,Riley-SPU SR Penner,Mitch-SPU JR Echols,Jaamon-WWU JR Edwards,Ashton-UAF JR Schreiber,Joey-WWU SO Thompson,Travis-UAA SR Shedrick,David-NNU FR Parker,Jeffrey-WWU SO Wright,Mike-NNU JR Ingram,Trey-SMU FR Russell,Jordan-CWU JR Tomlinson,Kyle-UAF JR McGill,Brian-UAA JR Thomas,Lewis-WOU SR Chatwin,Cameron-SMU FR Griffin,Adam-UAF JR Sparks-Guest,Denver-SFU FR POINT FG MADE Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg 1. Parker,Jeffrey-WWU SO Thompson,Travis-UAA SR Vos,Hidde-SFU SO Edwards,Ashton-UAF JR Russell,Jordan-CWU JR Cole,Justin-SFU SR Westfall,Adam-SFU SO Niang,Sango-SFU SR Schreiber,Joey-WWU SO Wright,Mike-NNU JR Copp,Tyler-SMU SO Matthews,Marc-MSUB SO Fain,Derrick-UAA SR Tomlinson,Kyle-UAF JR Dawn,Terry-CWU SO Echols,Jaamon-WWU JR Thomas,Lewis-WOU SR Ball,Aubrey-NNU SR Griffin,Adam-UAF JR Ingram,Trey-SMU FR Bianchini,Isaac-SMU SO FREE THROW PCT (Min. 1.8 made per game) Player-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct 1. Edwards,Ashton-UAF JR Roppo,Joey-CWU JR Berg,Sjur-UAA FR Nichols,Julian-WOU JR Alexander,Devon-WOU JR Griffin,Adam-UAF JR Harper,Michael-SFU JR Avgi,Andy-WOU JR Niang,Sango-SFU SR Parker,Will-SPU SO Kinney,Erik-NNU JR Gordon,Gary-MSUB JR Impero,Kyle-WWU JR Jacobs,Gary-CWU JR

8 15. Sarhan,Marwan-WOU SR Copp,Tyler-SMU SO Simon,Patrick-SFU FR McGill,Brian-UAA JR Hosley,Antoine-MSUB SR Stroud,Joseph-CWU JR REBOUNDING Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg 1. Thomas,Lewis-WOU SR Parker,Jeffrey-WWU SO Hudson,Austin-MSUB SR Kinney,Erik-NNU JR Rima,Kevin-NNU SR Turner,Anye-WWU SR Borton,Matt-SPU SR Evans-Taylor,Rod.-SFU JR Johnson,Emm.-MSUB JR Chatwin,Cameron-SMU FR Denham,Kendall-MSUB FR Berg,Sjur-UAA FR Maxwell,Ricardo-WWU JR Stockton,Riley-SPU SR Nichols,Julian-WOU JR Johnson,Mac-WWU JR Impero,Kyle-WWU JR Stroud,Joseph-CWU JR Nelson,Tyler-MSUB SR Harper,Michael-SFU JR ASSISTS Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg 1. Niang,Sango-SFU SR McGill,Brian-UAA JR Ingram,Trey-SMU FR Denham,Kendall-MSUB FR Leavitt,Bryce-SPU JR Nichols,Julian-WOU JR Maxwell,Ricardo-WWU JR Wright,Mike-NNU JR Stockton,Riley-SPU SR Thompson,Travis-UAA SR Vos,Hidde-SFU SO Edwards,Ashton-UAF JR Copp,Tyler-SMU SO Duncan,Alex-UAF JR Rodgers,Marc-CWU SO Alexander,Devon-WOU JR Harper,Michael-SFU JR Russell,Jordan-CWU JR Echols,Jaamon-WWU JR Blossom,Boomer-UAA SR STEALS Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg 1. Niang,Sango-SFU SR Evans-Taylor,Rod.-SFU JR Cole,Justin-SFU SR Harper,Michael-SFU JR Avgi,Andy-WOU JR Vos,Hidde-SFU SO Leavitt,Bryce-SPU JR Wiley,Jordan-WOU JR Kinney,Erik-NNU JR van der Mars,Mathijs-SFU FR McGill,Brian-UAA JR Thompson,Travis-UAA SR Russell,Jordan-CWU JR Dawn,Terry-CWU SO Rodgers,Marc-CWU SO Stockton,Riley-SPU SR Nichols,Julian-WOU JR Turner,Anye-WWU SR Echols,Jaamon-WWU JR Ingram,Trey-SMU FR BLOCKED SHOTS Player-Team Cl G Blocks Avg 1. Turner,Anye-WWU SR Stroud,Joseph-CWU JR Thomas,Lewis-WOU SR N'Diaye,Bouna-NNU SO Hadzisehovic,Almir-UAF JR Johnson,Mac-WWU JR Schreiber,Joey-WWU SO Bowen,Blake-WWU JR Simon,Patrick-SFU FR Matthews,Marc-MSUB SO Counts,Brent-SMU FR Jacobs,Gary-CWU JR Diouf,Kalidou-UAA FR ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 2.0 assists/game) Player-Team CL G Ast. Avg TO Avg Ratio 1. Blossom,Boomer-UAA SR Thompson,Travis-UAA SR Duncan,Alex-UAF JR Niang,Sango-SFU SR Leavitt,Bryce-SPU JR Vos,Hidde-SFU SO Olivier,Pol-NNU SO Maxwell,Ricardo-WWU JR Ingram,Trey-SMU FR Stockton,Riley-SPU SR Nichols,Julian-WOU JR McGill,Brian-UAA JR Javier,Harris-WWU JR Copp,Tyler-SMU SO Denham,Kendall-MSUB FR

After Busy Week, Conference Play Will Ring In the New Year

Dec. 16, 2014 Contact: Bob Guptill (bguptill@gnacsports.com) 503-305-8756 / www.gnacsports.com After Busy Week, Conference Play Will Ring In the New Year Conf. All GNAC W L W L H A N Western Oregon 2 0