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1 GONZAGA ROSTER GONZAGA M EN S B ASKETBALL R OSTER (NUMERICAL) NO. NAME POS. HT. WT. YR. EXP. HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/PREVIOUS 1 Ronny Turiaf F SR 3V Le Robert, Martinique/Insep (Paris, France) 3 Adam Morrison F SO 1V Spokane, WA/Mead 4 Pierre Marie Altidor-Cespedes G FR HS Montreal, Quebec/St. Champlain School 5 Derek Raivio G SO 1V Vancouver, WA/Mountain View 11 Nathan Doudney # G JR RS Rockwall, TX/Rockwall/Texas Tech University 13 J.P. Batista C/F JR TR Pernambuco, Brazil/Colegio Atual/Barton CC 14 Brian Michaelson # G SR 3V Portland, OR/Jesuit 15 Colin Floyd # G JR 2V Harrington, WA/Sprague-Harrington 22 Erroll Knight # G JR 1V Seattle, WA/Chief Sealth/University of Washington 24 Stephen Gentry # G JR 1V Fort Scott, KS/Fort Scott 25 David Pendergraft G FR HS Brewster, WA/Brewster 32 Sean Mallon # F SO HS Spokane, WA/Ferris 33 Calum MacLeod # C FR RS Wellington, New Zealand/Hutt Valley 42 Josh Heytvelt F FR HS Clarkston, WA/Clarkston # Indicates redshirt year used Head Coach: Mark Few (6th year, University of Oregon, th year at Gonzaga) Assistant Coaches: Bill Grier (14th year, University of Oregon, 1990) Leon Rice (6th year, Washington State University, 1986) Tommy Lloyd (4th year, Whitman College, 1998) Director of Basketball Operations: Jerry Krause (4th year, Wayne State University, th year at Gonzaga) Trainer: Jennifer Nyland (6th year, Washington State University, 1998) GONZAGA BULLDOGS BASKETBALL TEAM Front Row (L-R): Assistant Coach Tommy Lloyd, Assistant Coach Leon Rice, Head Coach Mark Few, Assistant Coach Bill Grier, Director of Basketball Operations Jerry Krause; Back Row (L-R): Administrative Assistant Craig Fortier, 5 Derek Raivio, 22 Erroll Knight, 3 Adam Morrison, 13 J.P. Batista, 1 Ronny Turiaf, 42 Josh Heytvelt, 33 Calum MacLeod, 32 Sean Mallon, 25 David Pendergraft, 14 Brian Michaelson, 11 Nathan Doudney, 24 Stephen Gentry, 15 Colin Floyd, 4 Pierre Marie Altidor-Cespedes, Manager Chris Filios. 42 BREAKING DOWN THE ZAGS BY MAJOR 1 Ronny Turiaf... Sports Management 3 Adam Morrison... Sports Management 4 Pierre Marie Altidor-Cespedes.. Applied Communications 5 Derek Raivio... Business 11 Nathan Doudney... Sports Management 13 J.P. Batista... Sports Management 14 Brian Michaelson... Business/MBA Program 15 Colin Floyd... Sports Management 22 Erroll Knight... Sports Management 24 Stephen Gentry... Sports Management 25 David Pendergraft... Pre Dental 32 Sean Mallon... Political Science 33 Calum MacLeod... Undeclared 42 Josh Heytvelt... Public Relations GONZAGA PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Altidor-Cespedes (All-ta-door Sess-puh-dess) Erroll (Earl) Grier (greer) Heytvelt (HEIGHT-felt) Michaelson (MIKE-ul-sun) Raivio (rav-ee-oh) Ronny Turiaf (row-knee tur-ee-off) Gonzaga (Gone-zag-uh) Zag as in Zig Zag

2 GONZAGA BASKETBALL Ronny Turiaf F SR Le Robert, Martinique 13 J.P. Batista C/F JR Pernambuco, Brazil 3 Adam Morrison F SO Spokane, WA 14 Brian Michaelson G SR Portland, OR 4 Pierre Marie Altidor-Cespedes G FR Montreal, Quebec 15 Colin Floyd G JR Harrington, WA 5 Derek Raivio G SO Vancouver, WA 22 Erroll Knight G JR Seattle, WA 11 Nathan Doudney G JR Rockwall, TX 24 Stephen Gentry G JR Fort Scott, KS GONZAGA TV & RADIO ROSTER 25 David Pendergraft G FR Brewster, WA 32 Sean Mallon F SO Spokane, WA 33 Calum MacLoed C FR Wellington, New Zealand 42 Josh Heytvelt F FR Clarkston, WA Jennifer Nyland Trainer (6th year) Mark Few Head Coach (6th year) (16th year at Gonzaga) Bill Grier Assistant Coach (14th year) Leon Rice Assistant Coach (6th year) Tommy Lloyd Assistant Coach (4th year) Jerry Krause Director of Men s Basketball Operations (4th year) (12th year at Gonzaga) 43

3 Points: 3 at Portland State (1/2/03) Rebounds: 2 (multiple times) last - vs. Eastern Washington (12/31/03) Assists: 1 vs. San Diego (2/26/04) Steals: 3 at Portland State (1/2/03) 15 COLIN FLOYD JUNIOR (2V) GUARD HARRINGTON, WA HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Sprague-Harrington High coached by Jay Aune where he was a 3- year starter after seeing action both in a reserve and starting role as a freshman senior season averaged 24.0 ppg in earning Associated Press Class B Player of the Year honors also chosen MVP of the Bi-County League as a junior and senior finished his career with 1,531 points, surpassing the 1,000-point barrier in win over St. Maries junior year named Associated Press All-State honorable mention, averaging 20.0 ppg sophomore season named to the Bi-County League All-Opponent team senior football season was an All-State Class B safety, punt returner and receiver junior season earned All-State honors as safety and receiver scored 21 touchdowns as a junior, 23 as a senior junior season advanced to first round of State Class B playoffs played B-11 football as freshman and sophomore, 8-man as junior and senior won the 1998 State Class B Golf Tournament with a 36-hole total of 148 for a 1-stroke victory tied for third as a sophomore in 1999 and junior in 2000 senior season gave up golf and went out for track, finishing sixth in the 400 meters in the Washington State Class B Track and Field Meet, and also qualifying for the 200 meters. COLIN FLOYD'S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Walked on and redshirted at Gonzaga University. SPRAGUE-HARRINGTON HIGH Blocks: None OPPONENT PTS REB AST 11/14 Saint Joseph s (CvC) DNP 11/21 IDAHO DNP 11/24 DENVER /29 Georgia DNP Washington DNP 12/6 Maryland (BB&T) DNP 12/7 George Wash. (BB&T) DNP 12/13 Missouri (Seattle) DNP 12/20 Stanford (Newell) DNP 12/28 WASHINGTON STATE /31 Eastern Washington /4 MONTANA Pepperdine Loyola Marymount DNP 1/15 SAN FRANCISCO DNP 1/17 SAINT MARY S DNP Portland DNP San Diego DNP Santa Clara /5 PEPPERDINE /7 LOYOLAMARYMOUNT San Francisco Saint Mary s DNP 2/18 PORTLAND DNP Tulsa /26 SAN DIEGO /28 SANTA CLARA /7 Santa Clara (WCC) DNP 3/8 Saint Mary s (WCC) DNP 3/18 Valparaiso (NCAA) /20 Nevada (NCAA) DNP FRESHMAN ( ): Made his first collegiate appearance against Utah in the Maui Invitational played in eight games with seasonhigh 6 minutes at Portland State scored first collegiate point at PSU with season-high 3 points, all from the line first collegiate first goal came at home against San Diego did not see any action in the NCAA Tournament. SOPHOMORE ( ): Scored two points each against Denver, Washington State and Montana, four of his points coming on a perfect 4-for-4 season from the free throw line matched career high in rebounds with two against both Denver and Eastern Washington season-high 4 minutes against Denver in regular-season opener and against San Diego in final game of regular season. Misc.: Born older brother, Ryan, graduated from Gonzaga in 2000 and was a key reserve on 1999 Elite Eight and 2000 Sweet Sixteen NCAA Tournament teams is wearing same number (15) as his brother did at Gonzaga AAU team won Colorado Springs BCI tournament summer of majoring in sports management. 44 COLIN FLOYD S CAREER STATISTICS 2002 REDSHIRTED AT GONZAGA Career

4 GONZAGA BASKETBALL Points: 2 vs. San Francisco (1/15/04) Rebounds: 2 vs. Pepperdine (2/5/04) Assists: 1 vs. San Diego (2/26/04) Steals: None Blocks: None 24 STEPHEN GENTRY JUNIOR (1V) GUARD FORT SCOTT, KS FORT SCOTT HIGH High School: Attended Fort Scott High, playing for coach Jeff DeLaTorre his senior season, his third head coach in as many seasons senior season averaged 19.8 ppg, 4.0 assists, shot 84.6 percent from the line and 42.0 percent from 3-point range team went 19-4, won Southeast Kansas League and Southeast Kansas Regional to advance to Kansas State 5A Tournament where Fort Scott was upset in the first round McDonald's All-America Basketball nominee named to Willard Tri-State and Basehor-Linwood all-tournament teams selected to play in the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association All-State Game junior season averaged 18.6 ppg, shot 79.8 percent from the line and 40.0 percent from 3-point range Ralph Miller All-Tournament team selection sophomore season averaged 11.9 ppg and shot 47.0 percent from 3-point range two-time All-State selection as a junior and senior, All-State honorable mention as a sophomore three-time All- Southeast Kansas League pick scored 1,060 career points to break his brother, Michael's, school record ran cross country as a freshman and sophomore. STEPHEN GENTRY'S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Attended Gonzaga University but was not a part of the basketball team, year counting as a redshirt season. FRESHMAN ( ): Made the team as a walk-on but did not participate in any games. OPPONENT PTS REB AST 11/14 Saint Joseph s (CvC) DNP 11/21 IDAHO DNP 11/24 DENVER /29 Georgia DNP Washington DNP 12/6 Maryland (BB&T) DNP 12/7 George Wash. (BB&T) DNP 12/13 Missouri (Seattle) DNP 12/20 Stanford (Newell) DNP 12/28 WASHINGTON STATE /31 Eastern Washington DNP 1/4 MONTANA DNP Pepperdine Loyola Marymount DNP 1/15 SAN FRANCISCO /17 SAINT MARY S DNP Portland DNP San Diego DNP Santa Clara DNP 2/5 PEPPERDINE /7 LOYOLAMARYMOUNT San Francisco DNP Saint Mary s DNP 2/18 PORTLAND DNP Tulsa DNP 2/26 SAN DIEGO /28 SANTA CLARA DNP 3/7 Santa Clara (WCC) DNP 3/8 Saint Mary s (WCC) DNP 3/18 Valparaiso (NCAA) DNP 3/20 Nevada (NCAA) DNP SOPHOMORE ( ): Saw his first collegiate action at home against Denver, playing one minute scored his only two points of the season at home against San Francisco grabbed 2 rebounds at home against Pepperdine played 13 minutes, including a season-high 7 minutes at home against San Francisco made just one road trip for the season, going on the Los Angeles swing when Tony Skinner and Richard Fox were sidelined with injuries played one minute at Pepperdine. Misc.: Born National Honor Society with 3.95 high school GPA nickname "Shaggy" given to him by Gonzaga teammate after the character in Scooby Doo...majoring in sports management. STEPHEN GENTRY S CAREER STATISTICS 2002 ATTENDED GONZAGA BUT DID NOT PARTICIPATE IN BASKETBALL 2003 REDSHIRTED AT GONZAGA AFTER MAKING TEAM AS A WALK-ON

5 Points: 23 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks (11/15/01) Rebounds: 9 (multiple times) last - vs. Eastern Washington (12/31/03) Assists: 4 (multiple times) vs. San Diego (2/26/04) Steals: 3 vs. Idaho (11/21/03) Blocks: 1 (multiple times) last - vs. Valparaiso (3/18/04) 22 HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Seattle's Chief Sealth High averaged 19.6 points, 7.0 rebounds, 2.2 assists and 1.3 steals as a senior rated the No. 2 prep shooting guard in the West by Pac-West Hoops voted the 2001 Mr. Basketball in the state of Washington by the coaches association one of 100 finalists nationally for the 2001 McDonald's All American Game earned first-team All-Metro League honors in 2000 and 2001 listed as the No. 16 shooting guard prospect in the nation by Rivals100Hoops.com, No. 59 overall ranked No. 71 nationally in The Sporting News Top 100 Recruits ranked No. 85 among high school seniors by Basketball News listed No. 86 nationally in the Hoop Scoop ratings produced by Clark Francis ranked among the top 100 recruits in the nation by several services, including Game Plan Sports Scouting Service (68th), Prep Star Recruiters Handbook (86th) and FutureStars magazine (94th) a high school honorable mention prep All-America selection by Street & Smith's magazine averaged 16 points, 8.0 rebounds and 3.0 assists as a junior. ERROLL KNIGHT S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Attended the University of Washington, starting 19 of 29 appearances averaged 7.1 ppg, 2.6 rpg while averaging 20.5 ERROLL KNIGHT JUNIOR (1V) GUARD SEATTLE, WA CHEIF SEALTH HIGH OPPONENT PTS REB AST 11/14 Saint Joseph s (CvC) /21 IDAHO /24 DENVER DNP INJ. 11/29 Georgia Washington /6 Maryland (BB&T) /7 George Wash. (BB&T) /13 Missouri (Seattle) /20 Stanford (Newell) /28 WASHINGTON STATE /31 Eastern Washington /4 MONTANA Pepperdine Loyola Marymount /15 SAN FRANCISCO /17 SAINT MARY S Portland San Diego Santa Clara /5 PEPPERDINE /7 LOYOLAMARYMOUNT San Francisco Saint Mary s /18 PORTLAND Tulsa /26 SAN DIEGO /28 SANTA CLARA /7 Santa Clara (WCC) /8 Saint Mary s (WCC) /18 Valparaiso (NCAA) /20 Nevada (NCAA) minutes/game scored in double-digits nine times, including 23 points at Alaska- Fairbanks in season opener and 19 at home against Arizona State, a game in which he also grabbed a season-high 9 rebounds had 2 points and 4 rebounds in home loss to Gonzaga. SOPHOMORE ( ): Transferred to Gonzaga University and redshirted. SOPHOMORE ( ): Came off the bench for the first third of the season, missing game against Denver with a sprained ankle scored in double digits four times, including a season-high 18 points against George Washington in the championship game of the BB&T Classic played at the MCI Center in Washington, DC started 15 straight games beginning with Montana after Tony Skinner suffered a broken right hand Dec. 31 against Eastern Washington, Knight keeping the starting job upon Skinner's return until Senior Night against Santa Clara in the regular-season finale. Misc.: Born majoring in sports management. 46 ERROLL KNIGHT S CAREER STATISTICS 2002 (UW) REDSHIRTED AT GONZAGA 2004 (GU) Career

6 GONZAGA BASKETBALL Points: 16 vs. Portland (2/18/04) Rebounds: 7 (multiple times) vs. San Diego (2/26/04) Assists: 3 vs. Portland (2/18/04) Steals: 2 (multiple times) last - at San Francisco (2/12/04) Blocks: 2 (multiple times) last - vs. Valparaiso (3/18/04) OPPONENT PTS REB AST 11/14 Saint Joseph s (CvC) /21 IDAHO /24 DENVER /29 Georgia Washington /6 Maryland (BB&T) /7 George Wash. (BB&T) /13 Missouri (Seattle) /20 Stanford (Newell) /28 WASHINGTON STATE /31 Eastern Washington /4 MONTANA Pepperdine Loyola Marymount /15 SAN FRANCISCO /17 SAINT MARY S Portland San Diego Santa Clara /5 PEPPERDINE /7 LOYOLAMARYMOUNT San Francisco Saint Mary s /18 PORTLAND Tulsa /26 SAN DIEGO /28 SANTA CLARA /7 Santa Clara (WCC) /8 Saint Mary s (WCC) /18 Valparaiso (NCAA) /20 Nevada (NCAA) HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Spokane's Ferris High, playing for the late Wayne Gilman as a sophomore and junior, and for Don van Leirop as a senior finished his career with backto-back Washington State Class 4A runner-up finishes, losing to Lincoln-Tacoma both years in the title game senior season averaged 24.1 ppg, 9.4 rpg, 4.7 assists and 3.2 blocks for 25-4 squad averaged 19.5 ppg and 10.0 rpg as a junior in another 25-4 campaign named MVP of the State Class 4A Tournament as a junior, averaging 21.8 ppg and 12.8 rpg in the four games two-time All-Greater Spokane League first team and All-State selection, the only junior on the All-State team in 2001 as a sophomore he averaged 18 ppg for the Saxons, who went 23-5 overall, won the Region IV tournament and went 1-2 in the State 4A Tournament played varsity in post-season play only as a freshman, finishing second to Walla Walla in the Region IV Tournament scored 1,214 career points in GSL play, breaking the record of former Mead High and Gonzaga (Class of 94) standout Jeff Brown who had 872 from had 615 career rebounds. SEAN MALLON S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Redshirted at Gonzaga. FRESHMAN ( ): Got off to a fast start, hitting his first collegiate shot - a 3-pointer from the top of the key - on his way to 8 points against Saint Joseph's in Madison Square Garden was consistent all season off the bench, shooting 61.1 percent (55-for-90) from the field, averaging 5.6 ppg and 2.8 rpg scored in double digits five times, including a three-game stretch late in the season where he matched his season high of 12 at Saint Mary's, came back with a season-high 16 at home against Portland and then scored 11 at Tulsa went a perfect 6-for-6 from the field and 4-for-4 from the free throw line against Portland season-high seven rebounds twice late in the season - at home against Loyola Marymount and at home against San Diego averaged 15.2 minutes/game overall, 16.6 minutes/game in West Coast Conference play had nine games of 20-plus minutes with a season-high 26 at home against Loyola Marymount played 21 minutes against Valparaiso and 23 against Nevada in the NCAA Tournament, scoring 15 points, grabbing nine rebounds and going 6-for-11 from the field named to the West Coast Conference All-Freshman team. Misc.: Born SEAN MALLON SOPHOMORE (1V) FORWARD SPOKANE, WA FERRIS HIGH SEAN MALLON S CAREER STATISTICS 2003 REDSHIRTED AT GONZAGA

7 GONZAGAVETERANS Points: 10 vs. Eastern Oregon (12/21/01) Rebounds: 4 vs. Eastern Oregon (12/21/01) Assists: 2 (multiple times) last - vs. Santa Clara (2/1/03) Steals: 1 (multiple times) last - vs. Loyola Marymount (2/7/04) Blocks: 1 (multiple times) last - at Portland (1/23/04) 14 HIGH SCHOOL: Played for Coach Gene Potter at Jesuit High in Portland, Ore won the Oregon State Class 4A Tournament as a junior, lost in the semifinals his senior season senior season averaged 19.8 ppg, 5.5 rpg and was named Metro League Player of the Year, first-team All- State, first-team All-State 4A Tournament and MVP of the Oregon Holiday Invitational junior season earned All- Metro and State 4A Tournament second-team honors, honorable mention All-State averaged 14.5 ppg and 5.5 rpg as a junior. BRIAN MICHAELSON S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Gonzaga. Walked on and redshirted at SOPHOMORE ( ): Saw his first collegiate action against Arkansas-Pine Bluff, then scored his first collegiate points two nights later when he went 2-for-2 from the free throw line at home against Portland State played seasonhigh 13 minutes against Eastern Oregon University, going 4-for-7 from the field in a career-high 10-point night also grabbed 4 rebounds against EOU. BRIAN MICHAELSON SENIOR (3V) GUARD PORTLAND, OR JESUIT HIGH OPPONENT PTS REB AST 11/14 Saint Joseph s (CvC) DNP 11/21 IDAHO DNP 11/24 DENVER /29 Georgia DNP Washington DNP 12/6 Maryland (BB&T) DNP 12/7 George Wash. (BB&T) DNP 12/13 Missouri (Seattle) DNP 12/20 Stanford (Newell) DNP 12/28 WASHINGTON STATE /31 Eastern Washington /4 MONTANA Pepperdine Loyola Marymount DNP 1/15 SAN FRANCISCO /17 SAINT MARY S DNP Portland San Diego DNP Santa Clara /5 PEPPERDINE /7 LOYOLAMARYMOUNT San Francisco Saint Mary s DNP 2/18 PORTLAND DNP Tulsa /26 SAN DIEGO /28 SANTA CLARA /7 Santa Clara (WCC) DNP 3/8 Saint Mary s (WCC) DNP 3/18 Valparaiso (NCAA) /20 Nevada (NCAA) DNP 48 SOPHOMORE ( ): Came off the bench in 14 games with a careerhigh equaling 13 minutes at Portland State season-high 4 points twice - against Long Beach State and Pepperdine, going 2-for-2 from the field against Long Beach and 2-for-3 against Pepperdine saw action in WCC Tournament semifinal game against Saint Mary's but did not have any stats developed an infection in his left elbow prior to the NCAA Tournament that sidelined him for the tourney was hospitalized prior to the tournament, not even traveling to Salt Lake City until the Friday between games following Gonzaga's firstround win. JUNIOR ( ): Played 40 minutes with season-high 6 points at home against San Francisco on 2-for-2 night from the field and 2-2 from the line scored other 4 points against Loyola Marymount, again going 2-for-2 from the field. Misc.: Born majoring in business. BRIAN MICHAELSON S CAREER STATISTICS 2001 REDSHIRTED AT GONZAGA Career

8 GONZAGA BASKETBALL Points: 22 at Saint Mary s (2/14/04) Rebounds: 12 vs. Denver (11/24/03) Assists: 4 vs. San Francisco (1/15/04) Steals: 2 vs. Santa Clara (2/28/04) 3 ADAM MORRISON SOPHOMORE (1V) FORWARD SPOKANE, WA MEAD HIGH HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Spokane's Mead High where he played for Glenn Williams set the Greater Spokane League single-season and career scoring records with 542 points (GSL games only) his senior season and 1,904 career points his career mark broke the record held by current Gonzaga University redshirt freshman Sean Mallon who had 1,760 points during his Ferris High career, and his single-season record broke his mark of 488 set as a junior the 1,904 career points are third best among State of Washington Class 4A players two-time All-GSL senior season averaged 27.7 ppg to set GSL record Mead went 28-1 for the season, losing to Franklin in the State Class 4A title game after the Panthers defeated defending champion Lincoln-Tacoma in semifinal named GSL Player of the Year, voted State 4A Tournament MVP, and selected to Associated Press and Tacoma News Tribune All- State teams member of the Spokesman-Review All-Area team junior year averaged 24.2 ppg for the 20-8 Panthers Mead advanced to the State 4A Tournament but lost its first two games scored 36 points and grabbed 11 rebounds for Washington in victory over Oregon in Washington-Oregon All-State game in Portland. Blocks: 2 (multiple times) last - at Santa Clara (3/7/04) ADAM MORRISON'S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Started his career by hitting his first shot of the season against Saint Joseph's in Madison Square Garden scored in double digits in his first four games, including 12 against both Denver and Georgia recorded his first career double-double with 12 points and 12 rebounds against Denver, his only double-digit rebounding night of the season after playing just 10 minutes and scoring 2 points at Washington, came back with 18 points against Maryland in the opening round of the BB&T Classic hosted by the Terrapins and played at the MCI Center in Washington, DC went 7-for-11 from the field that started a stretch of seven straight double-digit scoring games that included 20 points against Stanford at the Pete Newell Challenge played at the Arena at Oakland went 8-for-13 from the field, including 4-for-5 from 3-point range that saw him hit three treys in the final 46 seconds to keep Gonzaga within striking distance in an loss matched his career high with 20 points at San Diego, going 9-for-15 from the field, then set a career high with 22 points at Saint Mary's on a 10-for-15 night from the field to help Gonzaga clinch the West Coast Conference regularseason title averaged 11.4 ppg to become first freshman since Blake Stepp in 2001 to average in double figure scoring 20th in scoring in WCC (11.3) and 5th in field goal percentage (52.5) played 14 minutes against Valparaiso and 23 minutes against Nevada in NCAA Tournament, scoring 10 and 14 points, respectively, while going 10-for-16 from the field named to the WCC All-Freshman team. ADAM MORRISON S CAREER STATISTICS

9 OPPONENT PTS REB AST 11/14 Saint Joseph s (CvC) /21 IDAHO /24 DENVER /29 Georgia Washington /6 Maryland (BB&T) /7 George Wash. (BB&T) /13 Missouri (Seattle) /20 Stanford (Newell) /28 WASHINGTON STATE /31 Eastern Washington /4 MONTANA Pepperdine Loyola Marymount /15 SAN FRANCISCO /17 SAINT MARY S Portland San Diego Santa Clara /5 PEPPERDINE /7 LOYOLAMARYMOUNT San Francisco Saint Mary s /18 PORTLAND Tulsa /26 SAN DIEGO /28 SANTA CLARA /7 Santa Clara (WCC) /8 Saint Mary s (WCC) /18 Valparaiso (NCAA) /20 Nevada (NCAA) ADAM MORRISON'S COLLEGIATE CAREER (CONT.) SOPHOMORE ( ): Earned a spot on the USA World Championship For Young Men Qualifying Team that earned a Gold Medal at the World Championships held in Halifax, Nova Scotia from July 28-August 1...averaged 8.3 points and 1.7 rebounds per game as he appeared in three games for Team USA...scored a high of 11 points during USA semifinal victory over Puerto Rico... also had double figure night against Brazil finishing with 10 points. Misc.: Born much has been documented about his childhood diabetes - including his freshman year with a 5-page spread in Sports Illustrated - and a segment on ESPN's The Season that highlighted Gonzaga basketball for three weeks plans to pursue using himself as a role model for other youngsters who battle the childhood disease to show them they, too, can live a normal life more than 50 parents contacted the Gonzaga athletic department the first day the Sports Illustrated article was on bookstore shelves asking if Adam could speak to their son or daughter who also suffered from childhood diabetes his father, John, organized a H-O-R-S-E Tournament in the summer of 2004 as a benefit for the American Diabetes Association. GONZAGA ATHLETES MAKE THE GRADE In a survey done by one preseason publication, Gonzaga basketball players are making the grade when it comes to Top 25 programs success in the classroom. The Bulldogs ranked among the nation s best in GPA and SAT scores for incoming freshmen recruits. (All data based on NCAA Graduation Rates Report) TOP 25 PROGRAMS GRADE POINT AVERAGE 1. Stanford GONZAGA Notre Dame Wisconsin Duke Indiana TOP 25 PROGRAMS SAT SCORES 1. Notre Dame Stanford Indiana GONZAGA Wisconsin Missouri

10 GONZAGA BASKETBALL Points: 15 vs. San Diego (2/26/04) Rebounds: 3 (multiple times) last - at San Diego (1/29/04) Assists: 4 vs. Loyola Marymount (1/10/04) Steals: 3 vs. San Diego (2/26/04) Blocks: 1 vs. Portland (2/18/04) OPPONENT PTS REB AST 11/14 Saint Joseph s (CvC) /21 IDAHO /24 DENVER /29 Georgia Washington /6 Maryland (BB&T) /7 George Wash. (BB&T) /13 Missouri (Seattle) /20 Stanford (Newell) /28 WASHINGTON STATE /31 Eastern Washington /4 MONTANA Pepperdine Loyola Marymount /15 SAN FRANCISCO /17 SAINT MARY S Portland San Diego Santa Clara /5 PEPPERDINE /7 LOYOLAMARYMOUNT San Francisco Saint Mary s /18 PORTLAND Tulsa /26 SAN DIEGO /28 SANTA CLARA /7 Santa Clara (WCC) /8 Saint Mary s (WCC) /18 Valparaiso (NCAA) /20 Nevada (NCAA) DEREK RAIVIO SOPHOMORE (1V) GUARD VANCOUVER, WA MOUNTAIN VIEW HIGH HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Mountain View High in Vancouver, Wash, where he was coached by Mike Cranston set school records for single-season and career points with 700 and 1,568, respectively his single-season and career totals rank fourth in Clark County history and are second in all-time Great Saint Helen's League history 45 points against Hudson's Bay his senior season also a school record senior season averaged 29.2 ppg as Mountain View went 18-7 overall and 11-3 in the GSHL team advanced to West Central-Southwest District Tournament two-time GSHL Player of the Year junior season averaged 22.6 ppg and 6.0 assists/game as team went advanced to West Central-Southwest District Tournament and won opener before being eliminated with back-to-back losses sophomore season averaged 11.8 ppg played in seven varsity games as a freshman played in Washington-Oregon All-State game in Portland. DEREK RAIVIO'S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): After averaging less than 9 minutes/game through the first eight games, averaged more than 11 minutes/game for the season with doubledigit minutes in 16 of 31 games with a season-high 24 minutes at home against San Francisco and San Diego scored 11 points at home against Loyola Marymount for his first career double-digit game, going a perfect 4-for-4 from the field including 3-for-3 from 3-point range while playing just 13 minutes scored career high 15 points against San Diego, going 5-for-7 from the field, 3-for-5 from 3-point range season-high 4 assists at LMU in West Coast Conference games led the conference in 3-point percentage at 59.3 (16-for-27). Misc.: Born father, Rick Raivio, played for the University of Portland and went on to play for the Los Angeles Lakers. DEREK RAIVIO S CAREER STATISTICS

11 52 Points: 29 (multiple times) last - vs. Saint Mary s (3/7/04) Rebounds: 14 (multiple times) last - vs. Saint Mary s (3/7/04) Assists: 4 vs. Washington State (12/28/03) Steals: 2 (multiple times) last - vs. Loyola Marymount (2/7/04) Blocks: 6 at Loyola Marymount (2/8/03) OPPONENT PTS REB BLK 11/14 Saint Joseph s (CvC) /21 IDAHO /24 DENVER /29 Georgia Washington /6 Maryland (BB&T) /7 George Wash. (BB&T) /13 Missouri (Seattle) /20 Stanford (Newell) /28 WASHINGTON STATE /31 Eastern Washington /4 MONTANA Pepperdine Loyola Marymount /15 SAN FRANCISCO /17 SAINT MARY S Portland San Diego Santa Clara /5 PEPPERDINE /7 LOYOLAMARYMOUNT San Francisco Saint Mary s /18 PORTLAND Tulsa /26 SAN DIEGO /28 SANTA CLARA /7 Santa Clara (WCC) /8 Saint Mary s (WCC) /18 Valparaiso (NCAA) /20 Nevada (NCAA) RONNY TURIAF SENIOR (3V) FORWARD LE ROBERT, MARTINIQUE INSEP (PARIS, FRANCE) HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Sporting Club Lamentinois in his hometown of Le Robert, Martinique, his first year of high school left home at the age of 15 to attend Insep in Paris, France, which is the National Institute of Physical Education won the West Indies Tournament in 1996 as member of Martinique Regional squad also won U-15 and U-17 Martinique championship in 1997 and '98 captured 2000 U-18 European Championship in Croatia playing with Tony Parker, a Frenchman who was the 28th pick of the San Antonio Spurs of the NBA scored the winning basket against host Croatia also broke a backboard against Croatia in pool play finished fourth in the 1999 European Championship in Slovenia, captaining the team averaged 16 ppg, 12 rpg, 3 assists and 2 blocks his last year at Insep scored 30 points, grabbed 16 rebounds, dished out 6 assists and collected 6 blocks against Valence-Condom also had a game of 21 points, 12 rebounds, 8 assists, 6 blocks and 2 steals his final year at Insep. RONNY TURIAF S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): His emergence allowed Gonzaga to redshirt freshman Dustin Villepigue missed game at Portland with a sprained ankle suffered three days earlier at home against the Pilots and had one start against Eastern Oregon University scored 4 points and pulled down 3 rebounds in season opener at No. 2 Illinois, then made his presence felt with 13 points and 13 rebounds at home against Montana, and 12 points and 12 rebounds against St. John's in the first round of the Great Alaska Shootout for two of his four double-doubles had 13 points and 11 rebounds at home against San Francisco and 13 points and 10 rebounds in regular-season finale at Saint Mary's helped pick up slack in West Coast Conference semifinal against San Diego as Zach Gourde got in early foul trouble scored 11 points and grabbed 7 rebounds against USD also had a late-game defensive stop, grabbing rebound and then coming down to hit two free throws with :41 left for lead in win scored 4 points and had 3 rebounds in NCAA Tournament First Round against Wyoming. SOPHOMORE ( ): Played for France in the European Championships U-20 in summer of 2002, averaging 14.9 ppg for 11th and 9.8 rpg for third as France captured the bronze medal posted four double-doubles - 20 points, 11 rebounds in win over Russia, 21/10 in loss to Croatia, 13/21 in win over Ukraine and 15/12 in quarterfinal win over Slovania scored a tournament-low 4 points and grabbed 7 rebounds in semifinal loss to Greece, which went on to capture the gold medal had 15 points, 6 rebounds in downing Russia in bronze medal game also scored 12 points and had 6 rebounds in setback to Spain in tournament opener, and 19 points, 6 rebounds in win over Israel to secure spot in quarterfinals one of the most dominant big men in the West Coast Conference, started the first game of the season against Hofstra and then came off the bench for the next 22 games re-entered the starting lineup at home against Saint Mary's on Feb. 13 and started the final 10 games, including the WCC and NCAA tournaments led the team in scoring early in the season had back-to-back 24- point games against Utah and Indiana in the Maui Invitational on his way to being named to the Maui Invitational All-Tournament team scored 60 points in three games for 20.0 ppg, grabbed 22 rebounds for 7.3 rpg, blocked six shots and went 39-for-44 from the free throw line in Maui went 16-for-18 from the free throw line against Indiana to tie Frank Burgess record for free throws made in a game, then tied it again with 16-for-22 game against Cincinnati in NCAA Tournament first round game had career highs of 29 points and 14 rebounds against Portland for one of his six double-doubles 22 double-digit scoring games, including 10 games of 20-plus points after playing just 17 minutes because of foul trouble against Saint Mary's in WCC Tournament semifinal, came back to scored 26 points and grab 12 rebounds in championship game against San Diego scored 34 points for 17.0 ppg, went 13-for-28 from the field and grabbed 17 rebounds for 8.5 rpg in WCC Tournament to earn All-Tournament honors 5th in the WCC in scoring (15.6 ppg), 4th in field goal percentage (51.9) and 6th in rebounding (6.2 rpg) 212 free throws made rank third on Gonzaga single-season list, and 301 free throws made in two seasons rank 8th on the Gonzaga career charts named to the All-West Coast Conference team and was a second-team NABC District 14 selection.

12 GONZAGA BASKETBALL JUNIOR ( ): Was injured throughout all of fall camp after returning from the Eurobasket (European Championships) suffering from a stress fracture of the right leg was not cleared to play until the day prior to season opener against Saint Joseph's in Madison Square Garden and did not participate in his first full practice until the day before the game played only five minutes in the opener came back a week later and played 30 minutes against Idaho and did not play less than 17 minutes in any game since matched his career high with 29 points against George Washington in the championship game of the BB&T Tournament hosted by Maryland and played at the MCI Center in Washington, DC went 9-for-14 from the field, 10-for-12 from the free throw line and grabbed six rebounds against the Colonials in leading Gonzaga to the title was named MVP of the tournament that game started a stretch of six straight games in double digits, including 23 points in upset of third-ranked Missouri at the Battle in Seattle at KeyArena had 13 points and 13 rebounds against Montana for his first of four double-doubles of the season, the others 21/14 at Portland and both games of the WCC Tournament when he had 10/12 against host Santa Clara in the semifinals and 29/14 against Saint Mary's in the WCC Tournament title game, the 29 points again matching his career high as did the 14 rebounds has 15 career double-doubles his put back of his own miss with 5.1 seconds left gave Gonzaga win over host Santa Clara in semifinals of WCC Tournament went 3-for-13 from the field against SCU in scoring 10 points, four of them in the final 41 seconds as Gonzaga came from as many as 10 points down in the second half went 10- for-18 from the field and 9-for-12 from the free throw line in WCC Tournament title-game win over SMC scored 14 points and had 11 rebounds at halftime of the championship game and was named MVP surpassed the career 1,000 point mark Jan. 17 at home against Saint Mary's, scoring 19 points, and currently has 1,230 points for 14th ranks second in career free throws made with 466, and his 165 tied for 4th on the GU single-season list after his 212 in 2003 ranked 3rd surpassed the 500-rebound plateau at home against Loyola Marymount and now has 564 his 45 blocks rank tied for 5th on the single-season list and his 120 career blocks are second ranked 6th in WCC in scoring (15.5), 6th in rebounding (6.4), 6th in field goal percentage (52.5), 2nd in blocked shots (1.45) and 16th in free throw percentage (70.8) named to the All-WCC first team for the second straight season selected to the United States Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) All-District 9 first team, to the National Association of Basketball Coaches (NABC) District 14 first team and was an Associated Press honorable mention All-American selected to the John R. Wooden Award Midseason Top 30 and was one of 20 finalists for the Naismith College Basketball Player of the Year Award presented by the Atlanta Tipoff Club. SENIOR ( ): Spent much of the summer in France with the French National Team...named to the John R. Wooden Award Player of the Year Preseason Top 10. Misc.: Born speaks four languages - French, English, his native Creole and Spanish, and took Italian his freshman year at Gonzaga father, Georges Louis Turiaf, signed a professional handball contract in the third division at age 21, but after marrying Aline Cesar and having Ronny gave up the sport to stay home has two younger sisters - Elodie and Florence. RONNY TURIAF S CAREER STATISTICS Career

13 GONZAGA RETURNING REDSHIRTS 11 NATHAN DOUDNEY JUNIOR (RS) GUARD ROCKWALL, TEXAS ROCKWALL HIGH HIGH SCHOOL: Played high school basketball for coach Jerry Stone at Rockwall High...earned four varsity letters after walking on to the varsity squad as a freshman...all-state TABC during junior and senior years...dallas Morning News All-Area Team as a junior and senior...tabc All-Region II as a junior and senior...district 9-5A MVP as a junior...all-district 9-5A during sophomore, junior and senior seasons...team MVP three seasons...named to District 9-5A Sophomore of the Year...played in the Texas High School Association All-Star Game. NATHAN DOUDNEY S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Played at Texas Tech University for coach Bob Knight...appeared in 31 games with six starts as the Red Raiders posted a 23-9 record and advanced to the NCAA Tournament...opened his collegiate career against the College of William & Mary scoring 13 points with three 3-pointers...made first start of the season against Texas, a overtime loss...contributed six points and four rebounds in the loss to the Longhorns...second start of the season came against Kansas where he poured in a team-high 15 points...picked up additional starts against Baylor, Colorado and Missouri...he matched his season-high of 15 points against Baylor going 5-for-12 from the field...finished his seventh double-digit scoring performance of the season against Texas with 11 points...finished sixth on the team in scoring with 4.9 points per game...led the Red Raiders with 42 3-pointers on 109 attempts for a.385 shooting percentage. SOPHOMORE ( ): Played at Texas Tech appearing in 34 games with six starts as the Red Raiders finished third at the National Invitational Tournament in New York City...once again ranked sixth on the team with 4.1 points per game and was second in 3-pointers made going 34-of-92 for a.370 shooting percentage...scored a career-high 25 points in the quarterfinals of the Big 12 Tournament as the Red Raiders knocked off No. 3 Texas, finished the game 8-of-11 from the field including 7-for-9 from 3-point range...had four other double-digit scoring games with 15 points against Nebraska his second highest total. JUNIOR ( ): Transferred to Gonzaga University and sat out the season under NCAA transfer rules. Misc.: Born in Oklahoma City, Okla...majoring in sports management NATHAN DOUDNEY S CAREER STATISTICS 2002 (TT) (TT) Texas Tech CALUM MACLEOD FRESHMAN (RS) CENTER WELLINGTON, NEW ZEALAND HUTT VALLEY HIGH HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Hutt Valley High in Wellington played for the New Zealand Junior National Team, the Tall Blacks so named because of their black jersey, played in the Oceanic Games qualifying tournament for the Junior World Championships in the fall of 2003 lost to Australia, which featured 6-10 University of Utah standout Andrew Bogut. CALUM MACLEOD'S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Arrived at Gonzaga University in January, 2004, for the start of spring semester classes and redshirted. Misc.: Born celebrated his 20th birthday twice on his trip to Spokane, leaving Wellington on Jan. 12 and after more than 30 hours of travel arrived in Spokane on Jan. 12.

14 GONZAGA BASKETBALL HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Colegio Atual in Olinda, Pernambuco, Brazil named State Player of the Year as a senior in J.P. BATISTA'S COLLEGIATE CAREER FRESHMAN ( ): Remained in his hometown of Olinda and did not play basketball. FRESHMAN ( ): Attended Western Nebraska Community College averaged 14.0 ppg, 6.2 rpg shot 61.4 percent from the field (213-for-347) and 59.7 percent from the free throw line (77-for-129) scored 20 or more points seven times with a season-high 31 points against Air Force Prep recorded five double-doubles - 26 points, 11 rebounds against Otero JC, 12/16 against Casper College, 13/11 against Air Force JV, 31/13 against Air Force Prep and 18/10 against Southwest Tennessee WNCC finished 29-7, won the NJCAA District IX title and advanced to the NJCAA National Tournament however, following nationals it was discovered WNCC had used an ineligible player and had to forfeit all 29 wins and its District IX title. SOPHOMORE ( ): Transferred to Barton County Community College in Great Bend, Kans. team went 25-9 and advanced to the NJCAA National Tournament title game, losing to Coffeyville Averaged 20.2 ppg, 9.2 rpg shot 62.1 percent from the field (266-for-428) and 77.1 percent from the free throw line (145-for-188) in Jayhawk Conference play averaged 21.2 ppg and 10.3 rpg had 30 or more points three times, including a career high 32 at Northeastern and again in the Jayhawk ShootOut against Allen County during one 12-game stretch scored 20 or more points 10 times made his final 29 free throws of the season, including 17-for-17 against Cowley County in the Region VI quarterfinals named a second team NJCAA All-American. Misc.: Born J.P. BATISTA JUNIOR (TR) CENTER PERNAMBUCO, BRAZIL COLEGIO ATUAL GONZAGA NEWCOMERS 4 PIERRE MARIE ALTIDOR-CESPEDES FRESHMAN (HS) GUARD MONTREAL, QUEBEC ST. CHAMPLAIN SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at St. Champlain School in Montreal for coach John Dangelas senior season averaged 19.0 ppg leading team to 18-3 record team put together a 16-game winning streak won Provincials to advance to Nationals won quarterfinal game at Nationals and then dropped final two games. Misc.: Born

15 GONZAGA NEWCOMERS 42 JOSH HEYTVELT FRESHMAN (HS) FORWARD CLARKSTON, WA CLARKSTON HIGH HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three varsity letters at Clarkston High for coach Brendan Johnson school career leader in points (1,380), rebounds (652) and blocked shots (247) averaged 20.2 ppg as a senior in earning Greater Spokane League MVP and Washington State Class 3A Player of the Year honors, the latter for the third straight year Bantams finished seventh at Washington State Class 3A Tournament as he averaged a double-double for the tourney with 20.0 ppg (tied for third in the tournament) and a tournament-leading 12.5 rpg went 29-for-46 from the field for 63.0 percent and 22-for-32 from the free throw line for 68.8 percent had 27 points and 15 rebounds in opening win over Bellingham, 11 points, 6 rebounds in second-round loss to Meadowdale, 21 points and 12 rebounds in consolation win over Timberline and 21 points and 17 rebounds in placing-game loss to Renton McDonald's All-America nominee had 24 points and 23 rebounds in 21 minutes in June of 2004 to lead Washington to a win over Oregon in the Les Schwab Northwest Shootout held at the Chiles Center on the University of Portland campus went 8-for-16 from the field, scoring 17 points in the first half junior year averaged 20.6 ppg and was first-team All-GSL, Clarkston making the switch from the Border League to the GSL while competing as a 3A team in a 4A league sophomore season earned Border League Newcomer of the Year as Clarkston went 18-7, advancing to Washington State Class 3A Tournament but losing first two games averaged 9.8 ppg scored 25 points, grabbed 15 rebounds, had three assists and five dunks to lead State to win over City in the All-State 3A game held at Gonzaga University in June, Misc.: Born DAVID PENDERGRAFT FRESHMAN (HS) GUARD BREWSTER, WA BREWSTER HIGH HIGH SCHOOL: Earned three varsity letters at Brewster High for coach Tim Taylor senior season averaged 24.9 ppg as Brewster claimed second straight Washington State Class A title while earning tournament MVP honors to cap a 27-1 campaign the lone loss was to West Valley-Yakima averaged 17.8 ppg to rank fourth and 9.3 rpg to rank third in State tourney while going 24-for-44 from the field for 54.5 percent and 17-for-28 from the free throw line for 60.7 percent scored 21 points and grabbed 9 rebounds in title-game win scored 19 points and grabbed 11 rebounds in quarterfinal victory did all of that after suffering a broken nose after taking an elbow in first half of opening-round win averaged 24.5 ppg and 10.0 rpg as a junior, Brewster going perfect 28-0 had five games of 30 or more points sophomore season Brewster was 20-0 prior to Pendergraft suffering a broken hand that sidelined him for the remainder of the season Brewster still advanced to the State tournament, going 2-2 to cap a 25-2 season Brewster was 80-3 in Pendergraft's final three years, 75-1 when Pendergraft was in the lineup scored 19 points and had 9 rebounds as Washington defeated Oregon in June in the Les Schwab Northwest Shootout played at the Chiles Center on the University of Portland campus went 7-for-12 from the field scored 14 points for the State in loss to the City in the All-State A game held at Gonzaga University in June, 2004 was named Mr. Basketball for the year by the Washington Interscholastic Basketball Coaches Association (WIBCA) Misc.: