Contact: Rhys Lendio, Media Relations Assistant. THIS WEEK S GAMES Fri., Dec. 8 Rocky Mountain at Montana State Billings, 7:30 p.m.

Dec. 7, 2017 Week 5 GNACSports.com @GNACSports 2017-18 GNAC Women s Basketball Standings GNAC Overall W L Pct. W L Pct. Home Away Neutral Streak Alaska Anchorage 2 0 1.000 8 0 1.000 5-0 1-0 2-0 Won 8 Montana State Billings 2 0 1.000 7 0 1.000 5-0 1-0 1-0 Won 7 Seattle Pacific 1 1.500 6 1.875 1-0 3-1 2-0 Won 1 Western Oregon 1 1.500 5 1.833 4-1 1-0 0-0 Lost 1 Northwest Nazarene 1 1.500 5 2.714 1-0 3-2 1-0 Lost 1 Concordia 1 1.500 5 3.625 3-1 0-2 2-0 Lost 1 Saint Martin s 1 1.500 5 4.556 1-0 3-1 1-3 Won 1 Central Washington 1 1.500 4 4.500 3-1 1-2 0-1 Won 1 Western Washington 1 1.500 4 4.500 2-1 1-2 1-1 Lost 1 Simon Fraser 0 2.000 4 4.500 2-1 1-2 1-1 Lost 2 Alaska 0 2.000 2 4.333 1-3 0-0 1-1 Lost 2 LAST WEEK S GAMES Tues. Nov. 28 at Western Washington 74, Simon Fraser 60* Thurs., Nov. 30 at Alaska Anchorage 70, Central Washington 58* at MSU Billings 75, Western Washington 62* Northwest Nazarene 99, at Alaska 57* at Concordia 59, Seattle Pacific 57* at Western Oregon 71, Saint Martin s 60* Sat., Dec. 2 Saint Martin s 74, at Concordia 65* Seattle Pacific 87, at Western Oregon 52* Central Washington 81, at Alaska 72* at Montana State Billings 70, Simon Fraser 61* at Alaska Anchorage 78, Northwest Nazarene 68* THIS WEEK S GAMES Fri., Dec. 8 Rocky Mountain at Montana State Billings, 7:30 p.m. Sat., Dec. 9 Warner Pacific at Concordia, 2 p.m. Saint Martin s at Seattle Pacific, 2 p.m.* Providence (Mont.) at Montana State Billings, 5:30 p.m. Alaska Anchorage at Alaska, 7:30 p.m.* * - denotes GNAC games All start times local to game site. Contact: Rhys Lendio, Media Relations Assistant 503-305-8756 rlendio@gnacsports.com #GNACWBB in 140 @GNACSports #BreenMachine With her 60-point weekend in the first week of GNAC action, Montana State Billings senior forward Alisha Breen was named the GNAC and USBWA Division II Player of the Week. #SaintsAlive Earning its first conference win of the season last week, Saint Martin s matched its 2016-17 overall and conference win total at 5-4 (1-1 GNAC). The Saints first conference win came six games into last year s regular season. #RollViks Last Tuesday s 74-60 win over Simon Fraser was Western Washington s 997th all-time win in program history, picking up its third straight GNAC opener. #WestRegionDominance Six GNAC teams are ranked within the top-10 while two more receive votes in the D2SIDA West Region Poll. #TwoUnbeatensLeft After one week of GNAC action, Alaska Anchorage and Montana State Billings are the two remaining undefeated GNAC teams. The Seawolves travel to Alaska this Saturday while the Yellowjackets host a couple of nonconference contests in the coming days. Get Social Twitter Accounts/Hashtags For GNAC Men s Basketball Programs GNAC @GNACSports #GNACWBB Alaska @AlaskaNanooks #NanookNation Alaska Anchorage @UAASeawolves #SeawolfHoops Cent. Washington @CWUAthletics #ClawsOut Concordia @gocugo #gocugo MSU Billings @MSUBSports #MSUBMBB NW Nazarene @NNUSports Saint Martin s @SMUSaints #SaintsAlive Seattle Pacific @SPUFalcons Simon Fraser @SFUClan #NCAAeh Western Ore. @WOUWolves #WOUWolves Werstern Wash. @WWUAthletics #GoViks Tourism Burnaby Is A Proud Sponsor Of The Great Northwest Athletic Conference

GNAC Women s Basketball Player of the Week Alisha Breen Montana State Billings F 5-10 Senior Choteau, Mont. Breen finished with a monster 60-point weekend for the Yellowjackets, shooting 68.9 percent from the field (20-29), 88.8 percent from three-point range (8-9) and 92.3 percent from the free throw line (12-13) in two wins to open the conference season. Breen opened the week with a GNAC season-high 31 points and six rebounds in Thursday s 75-62 win over Western Washington. She made 11 of 17 from the field, 4 of 4 from three-point range and 5 of 5 from the free throw line. Breen then finished with 29 points and six rebounds in Saturday s 70-61 win over Simon Fraser, connecting on 9 of 12 from the field, 4 of 5 from the three-point line and 7 of 8 from the free throw line. Past GNAC Players of the Week Date Nov. 7-13 Nov. 14-20 Nov. 21-27 Nov. 28-Dec.4 Player Alisha Breen, MSUB Hannah Wandersee, UAA Jordan McPhee, SPU Shelby Cloninger, UAA Alisha Breen, MSUB Also Nominated: Lexi Carpenter (Alaska), Hannah Wandersee (Alaska Anchorage), Kizzah Maltezo (Concordia), Saniah Simpson-Patu (Saint Martin s), Gracie Castaneda (Western Washington). Complete Player of the Week releases are available online at GNACSports.com. Around The GNAC WEST REGION DOMINANCE: In the latest edition of the Division II Sports Information Directors of America Women s Basketball Poll, six GNAC teams are ranked within the top-10 while two more receive votes. Alaska Anchorage, Concordia, Montana State Billings, Northwest Nazarene, Seattle Pacific and Simon Fraser are all ranked, while Western Oregon and Western Washington received votes. BREEN NAMED DII NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK: After leading her team to a 7-0 start with a pair of high-scoring affairs last weekend, Montana State Billings senior forward Alisha Breen was named by the U.S. Basketball Writers Association (USBWA) as its Division II Women s National Player of the Week. Breen recorded just the 15th 60-point weekend in GNAC history, helping the Yellowjackets remain perfect on the year with wins in their first two GNAC games last week. Breen recorded 31 points in a 75-62 win over Western Washington last Thursday and 29 more in a 70-61 victory over Simon Fraser on Saturday. Thursday s season-high marked Breen s fifth-career 30-point game. She connected on 11 of 17 shots from the field including a perfect 4 for 4 from beyond the arc while making all five free-throw attempts. Breen was even more efficient on Saturday, shooting 9 for 12 from the field while connecting on 4 of 5 3-pointers. In addition to her 60 points, Breen had a dozen rebounds, two assists, two steals, and one block in 73 minutes of action. She shot 20 of 29 (68.9 percent) from the field, 8 of 9 (88.8 percent) from 3-point range and converted 12 of 13 free throws (92.3 percent). Breen leads the GNAC with 21.7 points per game and is shooting 51.4 percent from beyond the arc. ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAMS: The following GNAC players have been selected to all-tournament teams during the 2017-18 season... Stanislaus State CCAA/GNAC Challenge (Nov. 10-11, Turlock, Calif.): Raquel Jardine, NNU (Most Valuable Player), Lexi Tubbs, NNU, Bailey Cartwright, CU. West Region Tip-Off Classic (Nov. 10-11, San Francisco, Calif.): Alisha Breen, MSUB (Most Valuable Player), Vanessa Stavish, MSUB. Azusa Pacific West Region Crossover Classic (Nov. 17-18, Azusa, Calif.): Jordan McPhee, SPU; Courtney Hollander, SPU, Hannah Stipanovich, WWU. Seawolf Hoops Classic (Nov.17-18, Anchorage, Alaska): Hannah Wandersee, UAA (Most Valuable Player), Yazmeen Goo, UAA, Ashlie Blackburn, UAF, Rodericka Ware, UAA. Yellowjacket Classic (Nov. 16-18, Billings, Mont.): Alisha Breen, MSUB (Most Valuable Player), Danielle Hartzog, CU, Bailey Cartwright, CU, Rylee Kane, MSUB, Rachel Koehler, MSUB. GCI Great Alaska Shootout (Nov. 21-23, Anchorage, Alaska): Shelby Cloninger, UAA (Most Valuable Player), Hannah Wandersee, UAA, Yazmeen Goo, UAA. Lynda Goodrich Classic (Nov. 24-25, Bellingham, Wash.): Hannah Stipanovich, WWU, Gracie Castaneda, WWU, Elin Johansson, SMU. ABOUT LAST WEEK...: Entering the week with four undefeated teams, GNAC action saw two of those squads fall to 1-1. No. 21 Seattle Pacific saw its perfect start snapped with a 59-57 loss to Concordia on Thursday. Western Oregon saw its 4-0 start come to an end after falling to Seattle Pacific 87-52 in its second conference game of the season. While Alaska Anchorage and Montana State Billings remain perfect, seven GNAC teams stand at 1-1 in the conference. Northwest Nazarene gave the No. 2 Seawolves a scare, seeing its fourth-quarter rally fall short in a 78-68 contest at the Alaska Airlines Center. Saint Martin s earned its first conference win after winning just one GNAC contest all last year. Its 5-4 record matches the Saints total win tally from the 2016-17 campaign. 2 GNAC Women s Basketball Weekly Report Dec. 7, 2017 GNACSports.com @GNACSports #GNACWBB

Around The GNAC ALASKA The Nanooks began the GNAC season 0-2 after falling to Northwest Nazarene and Central Washington last week. Alaska opened play at the Alaska Airlines Court on Thursday night, falling to Northwest Nazarene 99-57. Led by junior forward Angela Murnion s 12 points, three Nanooks registered double-digit points on Thursday. Murnion s 12 points mark a career-best, who shot 5 for 9 from the floor including 2 for 5 from behind the arc. Junior center Josie Sewell shot a perfect 5 for 5 from the floor to register a career-high 10 points. The Nanooks dropped their second GNAC contest Saturday night, as UAF fell 81-72 to Central Washington at the Alaska Airlines Court. Sophomore guard Lexi Carpenter had a monster night, collecting a careerhigh 32 points in 35 minutes of action. Carpenter went 12 for 18 from the floor, including 5 of 10 from behind the arc to lead all players in scoring. Carpenter was the only Nanook to score in double figures. Alaska is second in the GNAC with 15.3 offensive rebounds per game and is third with 29.2 defensive boards per game. Carpenter is sixth in the league at 15.5 points per game. Junior forward Sanni Salonen has missed just one free throw this season, ranking her fourth in the GNAC with a.917 free throw percentage. Carpenter leads the GNAC with 2.7 three-point field goals per game. Alaska returns to competition this Saturday when it takes on in-state rival Alaska Anchorage in a GNAC matchup at the Alaska Airlines Court. ALASKA ANCHORAGE Continuing its dominance in 2017, No. 2 Alaska Anchorage remained a perfect 8-0 after a pair of comfortable home wins against GNAC opponents last week. Forcing 24 turnovers, No. 2 Alaska Anchorage came away with a 70-58 win over Central Washington in the GNAC opener for both schools Thursday. Junior forward Hannah Wandersee finished with a gamehigh 17 points. She drained eight baskets, tying the single-game mark for most by a Seawolf this season. In their 10-point win over Northwest Nazarene, Wandersee scored a careerhigh 27 points while senior forward Shelby Cloninger had 18 points and eight rebounds to help UAA to a 78-68 win Saturday night. The Seawolves also got six assists and a career-high 13 points from sophomore guard Yazmeen Goo as they improved to 8-0 overall. The Seawolves are just one of two GNAC teams to remain undefeated this season. Alaska Anchorage is second in the GNAC in scoring offense (80.6) and lead the league in scoring defense (57.1), scoring margin (+23.5), assists (179), steals (120) and turnover margin (+8.25). Wandersee is third in the GNAC with 17.1 points per game, boasting a.578 field goal percentage. Junior guard Kian McNair leads the GNAC and is 9th in Division II with 3.50 steals per game while senior guard Rodericka Ware is 18th in the nation with 3.14 steals per game. The Seawolves are ranked No. 1 in the D2SIDA West Region Poll for the fourth straight week and No. 2 in both the D2SIDA Media and WBCA Division II rankings. Alaska Anchorage continues league play this week with a 7:30 p.m. tilt this Saturday at Alaska. CENTRAL WASHINGTON Central Washington bounced back from a 12-point loss to Alaska Anchorage on Thursday to defeat the Nanooks Saturday night, improving to 1-1 in conference play. Despite sophomore forward Kaelie Flores and senior guard Beverly Verduin s double-figure scoring efforts, Central Washington fell 70-58 to the Seawolves. Senior forward Taylor Baird pulled down a team-high eight rebounds. Junior guard Sadie Mensing finished six assists, while senior guard Jasmin Edwards added nine points and four assists. Bouncing back two days later, Mensing led a quartet of Wildcats with doubledigit scoring efforts as Central Washington defeated Alaska 81-72. The Wildcats outscored or tied the Nanooks in all but one quarter. Their bench combined for 23 points while the Wildcats scored 30 points in the paint. They also managed 18 points off of 16 Nanook turnovers. Baird led the Wildcats in rebounding with nine. In the second half, the Wildcats shot 94 percent from the free throw line. Central Washington leads the GNAC and is 39th in Division II with 4.3 blocked shots per game. The Wildcats are third in the league with 15.1 offensive rebounds per game. Edwards ranks third in the GNAC with five assists per game and is shooting.452 from beyond the arc. Flores is third in the GNAC with 1.3 blocks per game. Central Washington is back in action next Tuesday with a trip to Academy of Art at 2 p.m. CONCORDIA Concordia came up with a huge win last week, knocking off then No. 13 Seattle Pacific to give the Falcons their first loss of the season. Concordia held SPU to just 30 percent shooting including nine percent from three-point range in their 59-57 win over the Falcons. Senior guard Danielle Hartzog paced the Cavaliers with a game-high 15 points. Junior guard Keesha Sarman and junior forward Erin Higbie each added 10 points. Playing without Hartzog Saturday night, Concordia had their three-game win streak snapped with a 74-65 loss to Saint Martin s. Sophomore guard Kizzah Maltezo scored a team-high 18 points on 7 for 17 shooting. Junior forward Bailey Cartwright chipped in 15 points while grabbing a team-high eight rebounds. The Cavaliers outrebounded the Saints 39-29 and grabbed 21 offensive boards. Concordia outscored the Saints 17-5 in second-chance points, but Saint Martin s scored 16 points off of 16 CU turnovers. In the latest D2SIDA West Region rankings released Tuesday, Concordia is ranked for the first time this year at No. 8. Concordia is third in the GNAC in scoring defense allowing 60 points per game. The Cavs also boast the best 3-point field goal percentage defense at 25.6 percent. Cartwright leads the GNAC and is 54th in Division II with 9.6 rebounds per game. Sarman has been the main ball handler for the Cavs this year averaging 5.6 assists, good for second in the league. She has also shot well from deep, recording a.600 mark from downtown (9-15). The Cavaliers end their five-game homestand this Saturday against Warner Pacific in a non-conference contest at LCEF Court. They return to GNAC action next Tuesday against Northwest Nazarene. 3 GNAC Women s Basketball Weekly Report Dec. 7, 2017 GNACSports.com @GNACSports #GNACWBB

MONTANA STATE BILLINGS Off to the best start in program history, Montana State Billings remains at home this week to host a pair of nonconference games during its annual Eastern Montana College Throwback Weekend. For the second time this year and fourth time in her career, senior forward Alisha Breen garnered GNAC Player of the Week after a high-scoring weekend in conference action. That award was followed by United States Basketball Writer s Association (USWBA) Division II National Player of the Week recognition, which was announced on Tuesday. Breen had just the 15th 60-point weekend in conference history, scoring 31 points in MSUB s 75-62 win over Western Washington and 29 more in their 70-61 win over Simon Fraser. She shot 68.9 percent from the field (20 of 29), 88.8 from beyond the arc (8 of 9), and 92.3 percent (12 of 13) from the charity stripe. Entering this week, Breen leads the GNAC and ranks 16th in Division II with 21.7 points per game and is No. 11 in the nation shooting 51.4 percent from beyond the arc. Shooting 44.8 percent from the floor, the Yellowjackets have the secondhighest field goal percentage in the GNAC. They have also shared the ball pretty well this year, ranking second in the GNAC and 20th in Division II with 18.3 assists per game. Entering the week tied for eighth in Division II with 6.29 assists per game, senior point guard Rylee Kane has been productive all season. In addition to six assists in both games last week, Kane pulled down seven rebounds against the Vikings and a career-best eight against the Clan. Entering this week, Kane remains fifth in MSUB history and ninth in GNAC history with 428 career assists. Six of the 10 teams ranked in this week s D2SIDA West Region Poll hail from the GNAC, including the Yellowjackets who check in at No. 5. Montana State Billings and Alaska Anchorage are the only two undefeated teams left in the GNAC. NORTHWEST NAZARENE Northwest Nazarene opened up its GNAC slate with a split in Alaska. The Nighthawks won it s GNAC opener 99-57 on Thursday against Alaska. Junior guard McKenna Walker led all scorers with 18 points, going 4 for 4 from beyond the arc. Sophomore guard Avery Albrecht added 14 points and five rebounds. Northwest Nazarene was 11 of 22 from the 3-point line and shot 52.3 percent (34 of 65) from the field. Despite a spirited fourth-quarter rally, the Nighthawks fell 78-68 to Alaska Anchorage last Saturday. Northwest Nazarene pulled to within eight twice in the final three minutes but turned it over on both ensuing possessions. Sophomore guard Marina Valles scored 17 points to lead four players in double figures. Senior guard Colette Gall recorded 12 points and eight rebounds while senior guard Lexi Tubbs added 12 points and six rebounds. Tubbs is 12th in the GNAC with 12.4 points per game while Valles is tied for seventh with a.500 field goal percentage. Northwest Nazarene is one of six GNAC teams ranked in the top-10 of the D2SIDA West Region Poll. The Nighthawks are tied for sixth with Point Loma. The Nighthawks boast the GNAC s highest-scoring offense at 81.6 points per game and is 19th in Division II with a.456 field goal percentage. Northwest Nazarene is also averaging 10.4 steals per game, good for second in the GNAC. Northwest Nazarene returns home for GNAC play and will face Concordia at 2 p.m. on Dec. 19. Around The GNAC SAINT MARTIN S With a win in its second GNAC game of the season last week, Saint Martin s has already matched its 2016-17 overall and conference win total at 5-4 (1-1 GNAC) this season. Despite trailing by 12 points in the second half, the Saints rallied to tie the game late in the fourth quarter against Western Oregon. The Wolves, however, held off SMU for a 72-66 GNAC victory. Sophomore guard Makenna Schultz recorded a career-high 20 points and eight rebounds to fuel the second-half comeback attempt that tied the score at 60-60. The Wolves clinched the victory at the free throw line, going seven for eight in the final minute. On Saturday, a career game from freshman guard Saniah Simpson-Patu lifted Saint Martin s to a 74-65 road victory over Concordia. The win gave SMU head coach Christy Martin her first GNAC win with the Saints. Simpson-Patu carried the Saints with 23 points, six rebounds and four assists while senior forward Elin Johansson added 19 points and six boards as the Saints held off the Cavaliers fourth-quarter comeback attempt. Johansson is second in the GNAC with 18.6 points per game while Simpson- Patu continues to impress in her inaugural season, ranking seventh in the league with 14.2 points per game. Johansson is third in the league shooting.542 from the floor. The Saints will take a week off before traveling to Seattle Pacific on Saturday, December 9. SEATTLE PACIFIC A tough shooting night gave No. 21 Seattle Pacific its first loss of the season last Thursday in a 59-57 affair at Concordia. Despite senior center Julia Haining s 14 points and a career-high 17 rebounds, the Falcons connected on just 20 of 65 from the floor (30.8 percent), including 2 of 21 (9.5 percent) from behind the three-point line. Seattle Pacific rebounded from the initial loss, however, scoring an 87-52 win over Western Oregon on Saturday. Senior guard Jordan McPhee poured in 20 points, senior guard Lindsay Lee added a career-high 17 and senior guard Courtney Hollander logged her third double-double of the season as Seattle Pacific maintained the lead the entire contest. Hollander finished with 12 points and 12 rebounds. Her previous two doubledoubles this season were 11 and 11 against Humboldt State, 10 and 10 against Fresno Pacific. She now has 17 career double-doubles. Senior guard Rachel Shim tied her career-high with five assists. Seattle Pacific is ranked No. 21 in the WBCA Division II Poll and No. 4 in the D2SIDA West Region Media Poll. The Falcons have played stifling defense this season, ranking second in the GNAC allowing 58.6 points per game. SPU is also third in the league with 10.1 assists. McPhee has been the go-to scorer for the Falcons, averaging 16.6 points per game. Haining and Hollander have been beasts on the boards this season, as they are number two and three in the GNAC with 9.1 and 8.4 rebounds per game, respectively. The Falcons return to action this Saturday at 2 p.m. where they will host Saint Martin s in both teams third GNAC contest of the season. 4 GNAC Women s Basketball Weekly Report Dec. 7, 2017 GNACSports.com @GNACSports #GNACWBB

Around The GNAC SIMON FRASER Staying close for three quarters in both GNAC games last week, Simon Fraser was unable to keep pace with its conference foes, falling twice to start the GNAC season. Leading by one point after three quarters, Western Washington out-scored the Clan 25-12 in the fourth quarter to pull away for a 74-60 victory on Tuesday. Junior center Tayla Jackson led four SFU players in double-figures with 15 points while freshman guard Kendal Sands recorded 14 points on 4 of 5 shooting, including 2 for 2 behind the arc. On Saturday, Simon Fraser fell in their second GNAC contest 70-61 to undefeated Montana State Billings. The Yellowjackets led wire-to-wire but never pulled away from the Clan, who got within 49-47 with a late push in the third quarter. Jackson led Simon Fraser with 18 points, while sophomore guard Tia Tsang pumped in 12 points and sophomore guard Nicole Vander Helm had 10. Montana State Billings limited Simon Fraser, which was the second-best team in the GNAC in 3-point field goal percentage entering the day, to just 21.7 percent from the beyond the arc (5 for 23). The Clan remains in the D2SIDA West Region Poll tied at No. 10 with Hawaii Pacific. Simon Fraser is third in the GNAC and is ranked 39th in Division II shooting.363 from beyond the arc. The Clan has taken care of the ball pretty well this season, boasting a +4.75 turnover margin, which is good for second in the league. Sophomore guard Tayler Drynan is fourth in the GNAC with 4.5 assists per game. Junior forward Sophie Swant has been nearly perfect from the charity stripe with a.957 percentage (22-23). Freshman guard Jessica Jones has connected on 16 three-pointers this season. The Clan will play in the Viking Holiday Hoop Classic next week. Their next home game is on Dec. 29 against Alaska Anchorage in GNAC action. WESTERN OREGON One of four remaining undefeated GNAC teams entering last week, Western Oregon earned a two-game split and are 5-1 this season. Overcoming a slow start where the Wolves missed its first nine shots, Western Oregon stormed back from a doubledigit deficit to defeat Saint Martin s 72-66 on Thursday night. Senior guard Shelby Snook led WOU with 18 points on 5 of 11 shooting while freshman guard Keyonna Jones registered 17 points, six rebounds and four assists. Jumping out to a 15-0 lead, No. 21 Seattle Pacific salvaged a weekend split to defeat Western Oregon 87-52 on Saturday afternoon. The Falcons shot 48.3 percent from the floor and got to the line on 26 occasions, converting 21 attempts for 80.8 percent. The Wolves, meanwhile, made their way to line lines just four times. Senior guard Sydney Azorr and senior forward Savannah Heugly tied for the team-high of 10 points. Western Oregon remains in the D2SIDA Division II mix, this time receiving the most votes (six) outside the top-10. Through five games, five different Wolves are averaging at least 10 points per game. Snook leads the Wolves with 12.7 points per game and is followed by Jones with 11.3 points per game. Western Oregon boasts the best free throw percentage in the GNAC (.787) and has pulled down the most defensive rebounds (188). Snook is sixth in the league with a.875 free throw percentage. Western Oregon will play a pair of road games next week with matches at Oregon Tech and Southern Oregon on Dec. 11 and 12. WESTERN WASHINGTON Western Washington opened up the GNAC season 1-1 after a 74-60 home win against Simon Fraser on Tuesday and a 75-62 road loss to Montana State Billings on Thursday. Through a dominant fourth quarter, the Vikings had all five starters score in double figures to come away with their first GNAC win this season against the Clan. Freshman guard Gracie Castaneda scored a career-high 18 points on 50 percent shooting while sophomore center Anna Schwecke recorded her first career double-double with a career-high 17 rebounds and 11 points, adding two blocked shots and two steals. Schwecke is tied for fifth in the league with eight rebounds per game. In their Thursday game against MSUB, the Yellowjackets put together a 24-5 run in the third and fourth quarters to pull ahead of Western Washington for a comfortable win. Senior forward Hannah Stipanovich and Castaneda led the Vikings with 15 points each. Stipanovich also tied for the team-high with eight rebounds and was 5 for 6 from the free throw line. Stipanovich is fifth in the GNAC with 15.6 points per game. Tuesday s win over SFU was No. 997 all-time in program history, picking up their third straight GNAC opener. The Vikings are second among teams receiving votes in the D2SIDA West Region Poll with five. Western Washington is second in the GNAC shooting.364 from downtown. The Vikings have been monsters on the boards this year, outrebounding teams by a +10.4 margin. Sophomore guard Lexie Bland is fifth among GNAC players with a.889 (16-18) free throw percentage. The Vikings return to action next weekend hosting the Viking Holiday Hoops Classic. Western Washington will host No. 4 West Texas A&M and Texas A&M International in the two-day tournament. 5 GNAC Women s Basketball Weekly Report Dec. 7, 2017 GNACSports.com @GNACSports #GNACWBB

WBCA DIVISION II RANKINGS Week 3 - Dec. 5, 2017 Rk School Record Points Last 1 Ashland (24) 8-0 600 1 2 Alaska Anchorage 8-0 574 2 3 Bentley 8-0 553 3 4 West Texas A&M 7-0 517 5 5 Indiana (PA) 7-0 486 7 6 Lubbock Christian 9-1 451 8 7 Drury 7-0 401 9 8 Carson-Newman 9-0 383 15 9 Virginia Union 7-1 360 10 10 Central Missouri 5-1 347 12 11 California (PA) 7-1 346 4 12 Rollins 7-1 297 6 13 Azusa Pacific 11-1 277 17 14 Northern State 6-1 258 16 15 Wingate 6-1 258 14 16 Edinboro 7-0 229 24 17 Univ. of Sciences 6-0 219 20 18 Michigan Tech 8-1 194 18 19 Southwestern OKST 8-0 167 25 20 Fort Lewis 6-1 166 11 21 Seattle Pacific 6-1 153 13 22 Southern Indiana 8-0 123 NR 23 Augustana 7-0 7-0 95 NR 24 Cedarville 5-1 92 NR 25 Central Oklahoma 6-1 33 21 Dropped out: No. 19 Pittsburg State (6-2); No. 22 Lander (5-2); No. 23 Valdosta State (4-2). Others receiving votes: Grand Valley State (7-1) 21; Minnesota State Moorhead (5-1) 20; Glenville State (6-1) 19; Colorado Mesa (8-0) 18; Fort Hays State (7-0) 18; Union (TN) (7-1) 17; Montana State Billings (7-0) 14; North Georgia (5-1) 10; Southeastern Oklahoma State (5-2) 10; Pittsburg State (6-2) 8; Stonehill (5-1) 8; Lander (5-2) 7; Embry Riddle (6-1) 5. Complete Poll Online GNAC TEAMS IN THE WBCA POLL Week UAA MSUB SPU Preseason 4th -- RV Nov. 21 2nd -- 16th Nov. 28 2nd -- 13th Dec. 5 2nd RV(14) 21st National & Regional Polls D2SIDA DIVISION II MEDIA POLL Week 3 - Dec. 5, 2017 Rk School (1st) Record Pts. Prev. 1 Ashland (15) 8-0 399 1 2 Alaska Anchorage (1) 8-0 378 2 3 IUP 7-0 357 4 4 Bentley 8-0 352 3 5 Lubbock Christian 9-1 327 7 6 Carson-Newman 9-0 315 8 7 West Texas A&M 7-0 287 9 8 Rollins 7-1 268 5 9 Southern Indiana 8-0 256 14 10 Fort Hays State 7-0 249 RV 11 USciences 6-0 246 13 12 Azusa Pacific 11-1 229 15 13 Edinboro 7-0 212 16 T14 Southwestern Oklahoma 8-0 171 25 T14 Michigan Tech 8-1 171 18 16 Wingate 6-1 129 24 T17 Union 7-1 124 RV T17 Colorado Mesa 8-0 124 RV 19 St. Thomas Aquinas 7-0 123 22 20 Augustana 7-0 92 NR 21 Virginia Union 7-1 83 NR 22 Drury 7-1 58 NR 23 North Alabama 7-0 55 NR 24 UC San Diego 6-2 47 RV 25 Black Hills State 8-0 37 NR Also Receiving Votes: Lander (31), California (21), Arkansas Tech (19), Seattle Pacific (13), Eckerd (6), Grand Valley (5) Limestone (3) Complete Poll Online GNAC TEAMS IN THE D2SIDA NATIONAL RANKINGS Date UAA SPU WWU Preseason 3rd -- 20th Nov. 21 2nd 13th -- Nov. 28 2nd 11th -- Dec. 5 2nd -- -- D2SIDA POLL WEST REGION RANKINGS Week 3 - Dec. 4, 2017 Rk School (1st) Record Prev. Pts. 1 Alaska Anchorage (6) 8-0 1 60 2 Azusa Pacific 11-1 3 53 3 UC San Diego 6-2 4 47 4 Seattle Pacific 6-1 2 41 5 Montana State Billings 7-0 6 39 T6 Northwest Nazarene 5-2 9 17 T6 Point Loma 5-3 7 17 8 Concordia 5-3 NR 11 9 Dominican 6-2 NR 8 T10 Simon Fraser 5-3 5 7 T10 Hawaii Pacific 4-2 8 7 Also Receiving Votes: Western Oregon (6), Western Washington (5), Cal State Dominguez Hills (5), Concordia (Irvine, 5), Cal Baptist (1). Complete Poll Online GNAC TEAMS IN THE D2SIDA WEST REGION RANKING Date UAA CU MSUB NNU SFU SPU WOU WWU Pre 1st RV 6th 3rd Nov. 20 1st 7th RV 6th 2nd RV 9th Nov. 26 1st RV 6th 9th 5th 2nd 10th RV Dec. 5 1st 8th 5th T6th T10th 4th RV(6) RV(5) 6 GNAC Women s Basketball Weekly Report Dec. 7, 2017 GNACSports.com @GNACSports #GNACWBB

GNAC In Division II Statistics TEAM - Top 50 Through Games As Of Dec. 4 Category Institution Avg./Total Rank Points Per Game Northwest Nazarene 81.6 21st Alaska Anchorage 80.6 23rd Scoring Defense Alaska Anchorage 57.1 35th Scoring Margin Alaska Anchorage 23.5 12th Seattle Pacific 14.9 40th Montana State Billings 13.9 48th Field-Goal Percentage Northwest Nazarene 45.6 19th Montana State Billings 44.8 30th Alaska Anchorage 43.4 48th Field-Goal Defense Alaska Anchorage 33.6 25th Concordia 34.0 28th Free-Throw Percentage Western Oregon 78.7 25th Montana State Billings 76.9 37th Western Washington 76.2 48th Seattle Pacific 76.0 50th Rebounding Margin Western Washington 10.4 9th Seattle Pacific 9.30 20th 3-Pointers Per Game Simon Fraser 8.60 19th Montana State Billings 8.10 36th Alaska Anchorage 7.90 45th Northwest Nazarene 7.90 46th 3-Point Percentage Northwest Nazarene 36.7 35th Western Washington 36.4 38th Simon Fraser 36.3 39th Won-Lost Percentage Alaska Anchorage 1.00 1st Montana State Billings 1.00 1st Seattle Pacific.857 39th Assists Per Game Alaska Anchorage 22.4 2nd Montana State Billings 18.3 20th Northwest Nazarene 16.0 50th Blocks Per Game Central Washington 4.30 39th Steals Per Game Alaska Anchorage 15.0 5th Assist-Turnover Ratio Montana State Billings 1.58 2nd Alaska Anchorage 1.36 12th Turnover Margin Alaska Anchorage 8.25 10th Simon Fraser 4.75 38th 3-Point Defense Concordia 25.6 39th Off. Rebounds/Game Alaska Anchorage 16.0 29th Def. Rebounds/Game Western Oregon 31.0 18th Seattle Pacific 31.0 27th INDIVIDUALS - Top 50 Through Games As Of Dec. 4 Category Team Player Avg./Total Rank Points Per Game MSUB Alisha Breen 21.7 16th SMU Elin Johansson 18.6 48th Rebounds Per Game CU Bailey Cartwright 9.60 54th Assists Per Game MSUB Rylee Kane 6.30 8th CU Keesha Sarman 5.60 19th CWU Jasmin Edwards 5.00 36th Blocks Per Game UAA Hannah Wandersee 1.75 69th Steals Per Game UAA Kian McNair 3.50 9th UAA Rodericka Ware 3.14 18th Field-Goal Percentage UAA Hanna Wandersee 57.8 34th Free-Throw Percentage SFU Sophie Swant 95.7 9th MSUB Alisha Breen 93.0 24th 3-Point Percentage MSUB Alisha Breen 51.4 11th NNU Mckenna Walker 46.9 36th 3-Pointers Per Game UAF Lexi Carpenter 2.67 62nd Assist-Turnover Ratio SPU Rachel Shim 4.20 3rd SFU Tayler Drynan 2.57 25th UAA Rodericka Ware 2.33 35th CWU Alexis Pana 2.21 40th MSUB Rylee Kane 2.20 41st UAA Yazmeen Goo 2.13 49th Double Doubles CU Bailey Cartwright 3.00 41st CWU Kaelie Flores 3.00 41st SPU Courtney Hollander 3.00 41st Off. Rebounds/Game CU Bailey Cartwright 4.00 42nd WWU Hannah Stipanovich 4.00 42nd Defensive Rebounds WOU Kaylie Boschma 8.00 23rd Free Throw Attempts SMU Saniah Simpson-Patu 55.0 22nd SMU Elin Johansson 54.0 29th Online: http://stats.ncaa.org/rankings/change_sport_year_div 7 GNAC Women s Basketball Weekly Report Dec. 7, 2017 GNACSports.com @GNACSports #GNACWBB

GNAC Team Statistics SCORING OFFENSE ## Team G W-L Pts Avg/G 1. Northwest Nazarene 7 5-2 571 81.6 2. Alaska Anchorage 8 8-0 645 80.6 3. MSU Billings 7 7-0 530 75.7 4. Seattle Pacific 7 6-1 514 73.4 5. Western Oregon 6 5-1 420 70.0 6. Simon Fraser 8 4-4 557 69.6 7. Central Washington 8 4-4 556 69.5 8. Saint Martin s 9 5-4 621 69.0 9. Concordia (Ore.) 8 5-3 539 67.4 10. Western Washington 8 4-4 531 66.4 11. Alaska 6 2-4 348 58.0 SCORING DEFENSE ## Team G Pts Avg/G 1. Alaska Anchorage 8 457 57.1 2. Seattle Pacific 7 410 58.6 3. Concordia (Ore.) 8 480 60.0 4. Alaska 6 370 61.7 5. MSU Billings 7 433 61.9 6. Western Washington 8 522 65.2 7. Western Oregon 6 397 66.2 8. Saint Martin s 9 598 66.4 9. Central Washington 8 536 67.0 Simon Fraser 8 536 67.0 11. Northwest Nazarene 7 488 69.7 SCORING MARGIN ## Team G OFF DEF Margin 1. Alaska Anchorage 8 80.6 57.1 +23.5 2. Seattle Pacific 7 73.4 58.6 +14.9 3. MSU Billings 7 75.7 61.9 +13.9 4. Northwest Nazarene 7 81.6 69.7 +11.9 5. Concordia (Ore.) 8 67.4 60.0 +7.4 6. Western Oregon 6 70.0 66.2 +3.8 7. Simon Fraser 8 69.6 67.0 +2.6 8. Saint Martin s 9 69.0 66.4 +2.6 9. Central Washington 8 69.5 67.0 +2.5 10. Western Washington 8 66.4 65.2 +1.1 11. Alaska 6 58.0 61.7-3.7 FREE THROW PCT ## Team G FTM FTA Pct 1. Western Oregon 6 100 127.787 2. MSU Billings 7 93 121.769 3. Western Washington 8 109 143.762 4. Seattle Pacific 7 117 154.760 5. Simon Fraser 8 110 145.759 6. Alaska Anchorage 8 114 151.755 7. Concordia (Ore.) 8 110 157.701 8. Saint Martin s 9 152 217.700 9. Northwest Nazarene 7 98 149.658 10. Central Washington 8 113 172.657 11. Alaska 6 53 82.646 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGES ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Northwest Nazarene 7 209 458.456 2. MSU Billings 7 190 424.448 3. Alaska Anchorage 8 234 539.434 4. Saint Martin s 9 213 498.428 5. Seattle Pacific 7 175 426.411 6. Central Washington 8 196 493.398 7. Simon Fraser 8 189 479.395 8. Concordia (Ore.) 8 191 494.387 9. Western Oregon 6 144 373.386 10. Western Washington 8 183 476.384 11. Alaska 6 130 371.350 FIELD GOAL PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Alaska Anchorage 8 147 437.336 2. Concordia (Ore.) 8 161 473.340 3. Seattle Pacific 7 146 413.354 4. Saint Martin s 9 213 579.368 5. Alaska 6 130 353.368 6. Western Oregon 6 140 379.369 7. Western Washington 8 181 480.377 8. Central Washington 8 191 497.384 9. MSU Billings 7 156 405.385 10. Northwest Nazarene 7 171 439.390 11. Simon Fraser 8 199 472.422 3-POINT FG PCT ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Northwest Nazarene 7 55 150.367 2. Western Washington 8 56 154.364 3. Simon Fraser 8 69 190.363 4. MSU Billings 7 57 163.350 5. Alaska Anchorage 8 63 185.341 6. Concordia (Ore.) 8 47 140.336 7. Central Washington 8 51 154.331 8. Saint Martin s 9 43 130.331 9. Western Oregon 6 32 102.314 10. Seattle Pacific 7 47 150.313 11. Alaska 6 35 124.282 3-POINT FG PCT DEFENSE ## Team G FG FGA Pct 1. Concordia (Ore.) 8 42 164.256 2. Western Oregon 6 30 110.273 3. Northwest Nazarene 7 44 155.284 4. Alaska 6 35 121.289 5. Simon Fraser 8 43 147.293 6. Saint Martin s 9 59 200.295 7. Western Washington 8 46 152.303 8. Central Washington 8 50 164.305 9. MSU Billings 7 39 122.320 10. Seattle Pacific 7 46 143.322 11. Alaska Anchorage 8 46 137.336 8 GNAC Women s Basketball Weekly Report Dec. 7, 2017 GNACSports.com @GNACSports #GNACWBB

GNAC Team Statistics REBOUNDING OFFENSE ## Team G Reb Avg/G 1. Alaska 6 267 44.5 2. Seattle Pacific 7 308 44.0 3. Western Oregon 6 262 43.7 4. Western Washington 8 344 43.0 5. Central Washington 8 332 41.5 6. Concordia (Ore.) 8 323 40.4 7. Alaska Anchorage 8 319 39.9 8. Northwest Nazarene 7 273 39.0 9. Saint Martin s 9 335 37.2 10. MSU Billings 7 234 33.4 11. Simon Fraser 8 252 31.5 REBOUNDING DEFENSE ## Team G Reb Avg/G 1. MSU Billings 7 216 30.9 2. Western Washington 8 261 32.6 3. Seattle Pacific 7 243 34.7 4. Alaska Anchorage 8 283 35.4 5. Concordia (Ore.) 8 295 36.9 6. Northwest Nazarene 7 261 37.3 7. Alaska 6 232 38.7 8. Central Washington 8 313 39.1 9. Saint Martin s 9 353 39.2 10. Simon Fraser 8 318 39.8 11. Western Oregon 6 239 39.8 BLOCKED SHOTS ## Team G Blocks Avg/G 1. Central Washington 8 34 4.25 2. Alaska Anchorage 8 31 3.88 3. Western Oregon 6 23 3.83 4. Concordia (Ore.) 8 29 3.63 5. Alaska 6 20 3.33 6. MSU Billings 7 22 3.14 7. Western Washington 8 25 3.13 8. Simon Fraser 8 20 2.50 9. Northwest Nazarene 7 17 2.43 10. Saint Martin s 9 20 2.22 11. Seattle Pacific 7 13 1.86 STEALS ## Team G Steals Avg/G 1. Alaska Anchorage 8 120 15.00 2. Northwest Nazarene 7 73 10.43 3. Seattle Pacific 7 71 10.14 4. Alaska 6 54 9.00 5. Concordia (Ore.) 8 70 8.75 6. Simon Fraser 8 67 8.38 7. Western Oregon 6 43 7.17 8. Western Washington 8 52 6.50 9. MSU Billings 7 44 6.29 10. Saint Martin s 9 54 6.00 11. Central Washington 8 45 5.63 TURNOVER MARGIN ## Team G TEAM Avg OPP Avg Margin 1. Alaska Anchorage 8 132 16.5 198 24.8 +8.25 2. Simon Fraser 8 123 15.4 161 20.1 +4.75 3. Northwest Nazarene 7 127 18.1 152 21.7 +3.57 4. MSU Billings 7 81 11.6 105 15.0 +3.43 5. Seattle Pacific 7 111 15.9 121 17.3 +1.43 6. Concordia (Ore.) 8 139 17.4 147 18.4 +1.00 7. Western Oregon 6 87 14.5 86 14.3-0.17 8. Alaska 6 118 19.7 115 19.2-0.50 9. Central Washington 8 133 16.6 127 15.9-0.75 10. Saint Martin s 9 151 16.8 144 16.0-0.78 11. Western Washington 8 163 20.4 111 13.9-6.50 ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO ## Team G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio 1. MSU Billings 7 128 18.3 81 11.6 1.58 2. Alaska Anchorage 8 179 22.4 132 16.5 1.36 3. Simon Fraser 8 118 14.8 123 15.4 0.96 4. Seattle Pacific 7 106 15.1 111 15.9 0.95 5. Northwest Nazarene 7 112 16.0 127 18.1 0.88 6. Central Washington 8 116 14.5 133 16.6 0.87 7. Saint Martin s 9 122 13.6 151 16.8 0.81 8. Concordia (Ore.) 8 110 13.8 139 17.4 0.79 9. Western Oregon 6 62 10.3 87 14.5 0.71 10. Alaska 6 80 13.3 118 19.7 0.68 11. Western Washington 8 103 12.9 163 20.4 0.63 ASSISTS ## Team G Assists Avg/G 1. Alaska Anchorage 8 179 22.38 2. MSU Billings 7 128 18.29 3. Northwest Nazarene 7 112 16.00 4. Seattle Pacific 7 106 15.14 5. Simon Fraser 8 118 14.75 6. Central Washington 8 116 14.50 7. Concordia (Ore.) 8 110 13.75 8. Saint Martin s 9 122 13.56 9. Alaska 6 80 13.33 10. Western Washington 8 103 12.88 11. Western Oregon 6 62 10.33 9 GNAC Women s Basketball Weekly Report Dec. 7, 2017 GNACSports.com @GNACSports #GNACWBB

GNAC Individual Statistics SCORING ## Player-Team Cl G FG 3FG FT Pts Avg/G 1. Breen,Alisha-MSUB SR 7 47 18 40 152 21.7 2. Johansson,Elin-SMU SR 9 65 0 37 167 18.6 3. Wandersee,Hannah-UAA JR 8 59 1 18 137 17.1 4. McPhee,Jordan-SPU SR 7 40 6 30 116 16.6 5. Stipanovich,Hannah-WWU SR 8 48 0 29 125 15.6 6. Carpenter,Lexi-UAF SO 6 32 16 13 93 15.5 7. Simpson-Patu,Saniah-SMU FR 9 44 3 37 128 14.2 8. Jackson,Tayla-SFU JR 8 42 3 26 113 14.1 9. Walker,McKenna-NNU JR 7 34 15 13 96 13.7 Hartzog,Danielle-CU SR 7 34 12 16 96 13.7 11. Snook,Shelby-WOU SR 6 23 9 21 76 12.7 12. Tubbs,Lexi-NNU SR 7 29 14 15 87 12.4 13. Cartwright,Bailey-CU JR 8 34 0 31 99 12.4 Cloninger,Shelby-UAA SR 8 35 13 16 99 12.4 Mensing,Sadie-CWU JR 8 36 1 26 99 12.4 REBOUNDING ## Player-Team Cl G OFF DEF TOT Avg/G 1. Cartwright,Bailey-CU JR 8 30 47 77 9.6 2. Haining,Julia-SPU SR 7 24 40 64 9.1 3. Hollander,Courtney-SPU SR 7 13 46 59 8.4 4. Breen,Alisha-MSUB SR 7 9 48 57 8.1 5. Schwecke,Anna-WWU SO 8 23 41 64 8.0 Boschma,Kaylie-WOU JR 6 2 46 48 8.0 7. Blackburn,Ashlie-UAF JR 6 9 37 46 7.7 8. Johansson,Elin-SMU SR 9 22 45 67 7.4 9. Stipanovich,Hannah-WWU SR 8 30 29 59 7.4 10. Tubbs,Lexi-NNU SR 7 7 41 48 6.9 11. Wandersee,Hannah-UAA JR 8 27 27 54 6.8 12. Flores,Kaelie-CWU SO 8 17 36 53 6.6 13. Simpson-Patu,Saniah-SMU FR 9 20 39 59 6.6 14. Sarman,Keesha-CU JR 8 19 32 51 6.4 15. Koehler,Rachel-MSUB SR 5 11 20 31 6.2 FIELD GOAL PCT (Min. 2.8 made per game) ## Player-Team Cl G FG FGA Pct 1. Jardine,Danielle-NNU JR 7 24 41.585 2. Wandersee,Hannah-UAA JR 8 59 102.578 3. Johansson,Elin-SMU SR 9 65 120.542 4. Albrecht,Avery-NNU SO 7 20 37.541 5. McPhee,Jordan-SPU SR 7 40 78.513 6. Walker,McKenna-NNU JR 7 34 67.507 7. Valles,Marina-NNU SO 7 27 54.500 Lee,Lindsay-SPU SR 7 26 52.500 9. Stipanovich,Hannah-WWU SR 8 48 97.495 10. Cloninger,Shelby-UAA SR 8 35 71.493 11. Haining,Julia-SPU SR 7 21 44.477 12. Sarman,Keesha-CU JR 8 26 55.473 13. Kane,Rylee-MSUB SR 7 33 70.471 14. Breen,Alisha-MSUB SR 7 47 100.470 15. Stavish,Vanessa-MSUB JR 7 28 60.467 ASSISTS ## Player-Team Cl G Assists Avg/G 1. Kane,Rylee-MSUB SR 7 44 6.29 2. Sarman,Keesha-CU JR 8 45 5.63 3. Edwards,Jasmin-CWU SR 8 40 5.00 4. Drynan,Tayler-SFU SO 8 36 4.50 5. Goo,Yazmeen-UAA SO 8 32 4.00 Ware,Rodericka-UAA SR 7 28 4.00 7. Pana,Alexis-CWU SO 8 31 3.88 8. Breen,Alisha-MSUB SR 7 23 3.29 9. Reynolds,Hannah-SMU SR 9 27 3.00 Shim,Rachel-SPU SR 7 21 3.00 Valles,Marina-NNU SO 7 21 3.00 Snook,Shelby-WOU SR 6 18 3.00 13. Iwami,Dani-WWU SO 8 23 2.88 14. McNair,Kian-UAA JR 8 22 2.75 15. Lee,Lindsay-SPU SR 7 19 2.71 Hartzog,Danielle-CU SR 7 19 2.71 FREE THROW PCT (Min. 1.8 made per game) ## Player-Team Cl G FTM FTA Pct 1. Jones,Keyonna-WOU FR 4 9 9 1.000 2. Swant,Sophie-SFU JR 8 22 23.957 3. Breen,Alisha-MSUB SR 7 40 43.930 4. Salonen,Sanni-UAF JR 6 11 12.917 5. Bland,Lexie-WWU SO 6 16 18.889 6. Snook,Shelby-WOU SR 6 21 24.875 7. Mensing,Sadie-CWU JR 8 26 30.867 8. Wandersee,Hannah-UAA JR 8 18 21.857 9. Cloninger,Shelby-UAA SR 8 16 19.842 10. Castaneda,Gracie-WWU FR 8 28 35.800 Hartzog,Danielle-CU SR 7 16 20.800 Heugly,Savannah-WOU SR 5 16 20.800 13. Hollander,Courtney-SPU SR 7 22 28.786 14. Azorr,Sydney-WOU SR 6 14 18.778 Weeks,Grace-MSUB SR 7 14 18.778 STEALS ## Player-Team Cl G Steals Avg/G 1. McNair,Kian-UAA JR 8 28 3.50 2. Ware,Rodericka-UAA SR 7 22 3.14 3. Kane,Rylee-MSUB SR 7 16 2.29 4. Goo,Yazmeen-UAA SO 8 17 2.13 5. McPhee,Jordan-SPU SR 7 14 2.00 6. Albrecht,Avery-NNU SO 7 13 1.86 7. Jones,Jessica-SFU FR 8 14 1.75 Stipanovich,Hannah-WWU SR 8 14 1.75 9. Ungaro,Sabrina-UAF SO 6 10 1.67 10. Swant,Sophie-SFU JR 8 13 1.63 Sarman,Keesha-CU JR 8 13 1.63 12. Lee,Lindsay-SPU SR 7 11 1.57 Walker,McKenna-NNU JR 7 11 1.57 14. Drynan,Tayler-SFU SO 8 12 1.50 Azorr,Sydney-WOU SR 6 9 1.50 Murnion,Angela-UAF JR 6 9 1.50 Carpenter,Lexi-UAF SO 6 9 1.50 10 GNAC Women s Basketball Weekly Report Dec. 7, 2017 GNACSports.com @GNACSports #GNACWBB

GNAC Individual Statistics 3-POINT FG MADE ## Player-Team Cl G 3FG Avg/G 1. Carpenter,Lexi-UAF SO 6 16 2.67 2. Iwami,Dani-WWU SO 8 21 2.63 3. Breen,Alisha-MSUB SR 7 18 2.57 4. Lee,Lindsay-SPU SR 7 16 2.29 Ware,Rodericka-UAA SR 7 16 2.29 6. Walker,McKenna-NNU JR 7 15 2.14 7. Drynan,Tayler-SFU SO 8 16 2.00 Maltezo,Kizzah-CU SO 8 16 2.00 Tubbs,Lexi-NNU SR 7 14 2.00 10. Jones,Jessica-SFU FR 8 15 1.88 11. Edwards,Jasmin-CWU SR 8 14 1.75 12. Hartzog,Danielle-CU SR 7 12 1.71 13. Azorr,Sydney-WOU SR 6 10 1.67 Evans,Emily-UAF JR 6 10 1.67 15. Cloninger,Shelby-UAA SR 8 13 1.63 BLOCKED SHOTS ## Player-Team Cl G Blocks Avg/G 1. Wandersee,Hannah-UAA JR 8 14 1.75 2. Cartwright,Bailey-CU JR 8 11 1.38 3. Flores,Kaelie-CWU SO 8 10 1.25 4. Schwecke,Anna-WWU SO 8 9 1.13 5. Swant,Sophie-SFU JR 8 8 1.00 Weeks,Grace-MSUB SR 7 7 1.00 7. Baird,Taylor-CWU SR 8 7 0.88 Kuykendall,Rainey-UAA JR 8 7 0.88 9. McPhee,Jordan-SPU SR 7 6 0.86 10. Blackburn,Ashlie-UAF JR 6 5 0.83 11. Johansson,Elin-SMU SR 9 7 0.78 12. Pana,Alexis-CWU SO 8 6 0.75 13. Gall,Colette-NNU SR 7 5 0.71 Breen,Alisha-MSUB SR 7 5 0.71 15. Pape,Maddy-WOU JR 6 4 0.67 Thomas,Taisha-WOU FR 6 4 0.67 Wamsley,Marian-UAF JR 6 4 0.67 Sewell,Josie-UAF JR 6 4 0.67 Miller,Jasmine-WOU SR 6 4 0.67 OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Stipanovich,Hannah-WWU SR 8 30 3.75 Cartwright,Bailey-CU JR 8 30 3.75 3. Haining,Julia-SPU SR 7 24 3.43 4. Wandersee,Hannah-UAA JR 8 27 3.38 5. Schwecke,Anna-WWU SO 8 23 2.88 6. McPhee,Jordan-SPU SR 7 20 2.86 7. Mensing,Sadie-CWU JR 8 22 2.75 8. Jardine,Danielle-NNU JR 7 19 2.71 9. Baird,Taylor-CWU SR 8 21 2.63 10. Salonen,Sanni-UAF JR 6 15 2.50 11. Johansson,Elin-SMU SR 9 22 2.44 12. Jardine,Raquel-NNU JR 7 17 2.43 13. Westendorf,Bobbi-WWU JR 8 19 2.38 Sarman,Keesha-CU JR 8 19 2.38 Langi,Sala-UAA FR 8 19 2.38 DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS ## Player-Team Cl G No. Avg/G 1. Boschma,Kaylie-WOU JR 6 46 7.67 2. Breen,Alisha-MSUB SR 7 48 6.86 3. Hollander,Courtney-SPU SR 7 46 6.57 4. Blackburn,Ashlie-UAF JR 6 37 6.17 5. Cartwright,Bailey-CU JR 8 47 5.88 6. Tubbs,Lexi-NNU SR 7 41 5.86 7. Haining,Julia-SPU SR 7 40 5.71 8. Schwecke,Anna-WWU SO 8 41 5.13 9. Johansson,Elin-SMU SR 9 45 5.00 10. Snook,Shelby-WOU SR 6 28 4.67 11. Swant,Sophie-SFU JR 8 37 4.63 12. Flores,Kaelie-CWU SO 8 36 4.50 13. Baugh,Rebekah-SMU JR 9 40 4.44 14. Simpson-Patu,Saniah-SMU FR 9 39 4.33 15. Gall,Colette-NNU SR 7 29 4.14 ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO (Min. 3.0 assists/game) ## Player-Team Cl G Asst Avg Turn Avg Ratio 1. Shim,Rachel-SPU SR 7 21 3.0 5 0.7 4.20 2. Drynan,Tayler-SFU SO 8 36 4.5 14 1.8 2.57 3. Ware,Rodericka-UAA SR 7 28 4.0 12 1.7 2.33 4. Pana,Alexis-CWU SO 8 31 3.9 14 1.8 2.21 5. Kane,Rylee-MSUB SR 7 44 6.3 20 2.9 2.20 6. Goo,Yazmeen-UAA SO 8 32 4.0 15 1.9 2.13 7. Sarman,Keesha-CU JR 8 45 5.6 23 2.9 1.96 8. Edwards,Jasmin-CWU SR 8 40 5.0 22 2.8 1.82 9. Breen,Alisha-MSUB SR 7 23 3.3 14 2.0 1.64 10. Valles,Marina-NNU SO 7 21 3.0 17 2.4 1.24 11. Reynolds,Hannah-SMU SR 9 27 3.0 23 2.6 1.17 12. Snook,Shelby-WOU SR 6 18 3.0 17 2.8 1.06 MINUTES PLAYED ## Player-Team Cl GMinutesAvg/G 1. Drynan,Tayler-SFU SO 8 277 34.62 2. Edwards,Jasmin-CWU SR 8 271 33.88 3. Kane,Rylee-MSUB SR 7 232 33.14 4. Johansson,Elin-SMU SR 9 298 33.11 5. Breen,Alisha-MSUB SR 7 227 32.43 6. Snook,Shelby-WOU SR 6 192 32.00 7. Castaneda,Gracie-WWU FR 8 252 31.50 8. Baugh,Rebekah-SMU JR 9 282 31.33 9. Jackson,Tayla-SFU JR 8 250 31.25 10. Stipanovich,Hannah-WWU SR 8 245 30.63 11 GNAC Women s Basketball Weekly Report Dec. 7, 2017 GNACSports.com @GNACSports #GNACWBB

GNAC 2017-18 Individual Single Game Highs INDIVIDUAL PLAYER GAME HIGHS Points 32 Carpenter,Lexi (Alaska) vs Central Washington (12/02/17) 31 Breen,Alisha (MSU Billings) vs Western Washington (11/30/17) 30 McPhee,Jordan (Seattle Pacific) at Azusa Pacific (11/17/17) 29 Breen,Alisha (MSU Billings) vs Simon Fraser (12/02/17) 27 Johansson,Elin (Saint Martin s) vs Academy of Art (11/24/17) 27 Wandersee,Hannah (Alaska Anchorage) vs Northwest Nazarene (12/02/17) Field goals made 13 Johansson,Elin (Saint Martin s) vs Academy of Art (11/24/17) 12 Carpenter,Lexi (Alaska) vs Central Washington (12/02/17) 12 Wandersee,Hannah (Alaska Anchorage) vs Northwest Nazarene (12/02/17) 11 Jackson,Tayla (Simon Fraser) at Cal Baptist (11/13/17) 11 McPhee,Jordan (Seattle Pacific) at Azusa Pacific (11/17/17) 11 Breen,Alisha (MSU Billings) vs Western Washington (11/30/17) Field goal attempts 21 Jackson,Tayla (Simon Fraser) at Cal Baptist (11/13/17) 20 Breen,Alisha (MSU Billings) at Academy of Art (11/10/17) 19 Hartzog,Danielle (Concordia (Ore.)) vs Chadron State (11/16/17) 19 Jackson,Tayla (Simon Fraser) vs Cal Baptist (11/18/17) 19 Johansson,Elin (Saint Martin s) vs Valdosta State (11/25/17) 19 Wandersee,Hannah (Alaska Anchorage) vs Central Washington (11/30/17) Field goal percentage 1.000 (5-5) Sewell,Josie (Alaska) vs Northwest Nazarene (11/30/17).889 (8-9) Jardine,Danielle (Northwest Nazarene) vs Cal State Monterey B (11/11/17).857 (6-7) Edwards,Jasmin (Central Washington) vs Eastern Oregon (11/21/17).857 (6-7) Walker,McKenna (Northwest Nazarene) at Alaska (11/30/17).833 (5-6) Valles,Marina (Northwest Nazarene) vs Cal State Monterey B (11/11/17).833 (5-6) Swant,Sophie (Simon Fraser) vs Cal Baptist (11/18/17).833 (5-6) Rataushk,Carly (Seattle Pacific) vs UC San Diego (11/18/17).833 (5-6) Russ,Jayla (Saint Martin s) vs Academy of Art (11/24/17) 3-Pt FG made 6 Tsang,Tia (Simon Fraser) vs Academy of Art (11/22/17) 5 Breen,Alisha (MSU Billings) at Academy of Art (11/10/17) 5 Jones,Jessica (Simon Fraser) vs Hawaii Pacific (11/16/17) 5 Cloninger,Shelby (Alaska Anchorage) vs Maryland Eastern Sho (11/21/17) 5 Iwami,Dani (Western Washington) vs Academy of Art (11/25/17) 5 Carpenter,Lexi (Alaska) vs Central Washington (12/02/17) 5 Lee,Lindsay (Seattle Pacific) at Western Oregon (12/02/17) 3-Pt FG attempts 11 Jones,Jessica (Simon Fraser) vs UC San Diego (11/10/17) 11 Ware,Rodericka (Alaska Anchorage) vs Cal State LA (11/11/17) 11 Iwami,Dani (Western Washington) vs UC San Diego (11/17/17) 11 Iwami,Dani (Western Washington) vs Academy of Art (11/25/17) 11 Maltezo,Kizzah (Concordia (Ore.)) vs Saint Martin s (12/02/17) Free throws made 10 Breen,Alisha (MSU Billings) vs Concordia (Ore.) (11/17/17) 10 Hartzog,Danielle (Concordia (Ore.)) vs Humboldt State (11/20/17) 9 Jackson,Tayla (Simon Fraser) at Western Washington (11/28/17) 9 Cartwright,Bailey (Concordia (Ore.)) vs Saint Martin s (12/02/17) 8 McPhee,Jordan (Seattle Pacific) at Azusa Pacific (11/17/17) 8 McPhee,Jordan (Seattle Pacific) vs UC San Diego (11/18/17) 8 Breen,Alisha (MSU Billings) vs South Dakota Mines (11/21/17) 8 Johansson,Elin (Saint Martin s) vs Biola (11/21/17) 8 Edwards,Jasmin (Central Washington) at Alaska (12/02/17) Free throw attempts 15 Simpson-Patu,Saniah (Saint Martin s) vs Academy of Art (11/11/17) 12 Hartzog,Danielle (Concordia (Ore.)) vs Humboldt State (11/20/17) 11 McPhee,Jordan (Seattle Pacific) at Azusa Pacific (11/17/17) Rebounds 17 Schwecke,Anna (Western Washington) vs Simon Fraser (11/28/17) 17 Haining,Julia (Seattle Pacific) at Concordia (Ore.) (11/30/17) 16 Haining,Julia (Seattle Pacific) vs Humboldt State (11/10/17) 16 Breen,Alisha (MSU Billings) vs Chadron State (11/18/17) 15 Cartwright,Bailey (Concordia (Ore.)) at Stanislaus State (11/11/17) 15 Johansson,Elin (Saint Martin s) at Puget Sound (11/17/17) Assists 10 Edwards,Jasmin (Central Washington) vs Eastern Oregon (11/21/17) 8 Edwards,Jasmin (Central Washington) vs Hawaii Pacific (11/11/17) 8 Breen,Alisha (MSU Billings) vs Holy Names (11/11/17) 8 Kane,Rylee (MSU Billings) vs Holy Names (11/11/17) 8 Sarman,Keesha (Concordia (Ore.)) at MSU Billings (11/17/17) 8 Drynan,Tayler (Simon Fraser) vs Academy of Art (11/22/17) 8 Jones,Jessica (Simon Fraser) vs Academy of Art (11/22/17) Blocked shots 4 Wandersee,Hannah (Alaska Anchorage) at Johnson & Wales (NC) (11/02/17) 4 Sewell,Josie (Alaska) vs Western State (11/17/17) 4 Wandersee,Hannah (Alaska Anchorage) vs Western State (11/18/17) 4 Swant,Sophie (Simon Fraser) vs Academy of Art (11/22/17) 4 Flores,Kaelie (Central Washington) vs Pacific Lutheran (11/25/17) 4 Cartwright,Bailey (Concordia (Ore.)) vs Seattle Pacific (11/30/17) Steals 7 McNair,Kian (Alaska Anchorage) vs Maryland Eastern Sho (11/21/17) 6 McNair,Kian (Alaska Anchorage) vs Holy Names (11/17/17) 6 Cartwright,Bailey (Concordia (Ore.)) vs Multnomah (Ore.) (11/21/17) 6 Swant,Sophie (Simon Fraser) vs Academy of Art (11/22/17) 5 Sarman,Keesha (Concordia (Ore.)) at Stanislaus State (11/11/17) 5 Ware,Rodericka (Alaska Anchorage) vs Cal State LA (11/11/17) 5 Jardine,Raquel (Northwest Nazarene) vs Cal State Monterey B (11/11/17) 5 Ungaro,Sabrina (Alaska) vs Central Washington (12/02/17) 3-Pt percentage.833 (5-6) Cloninger,Shelby (Alaska Anchorage) vs Maryland Eastern Sho (11/21/17).750 (6-8) Tsang,Tia (Simon Fraser) vs Academy of Art (11/22/17).625 (5-8) Jones,Jessica (Simon Fraser) vs Hawaii Pacific (11/16/17).556 (5-9) Breen,Alisha (MSU Billings) at Academy of Art (11/10/17).556 (5-9) Lee,Lindsay (Seattle Pacific) at Western Oregon (12/02/17) 12 GNAC Women s Basketball Weekly Report Dec. 7, 2017 GNACSports.com @GNACSports #GNACWBB