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‘08-‘09 TITANS Women’s Basketball2008-09 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 11/21-23 Shoreline Tourney Seattle, WA TBA 11/29 Lane Alumni TITAN COURT 4:00pm 12/4 Highline Highline, WA TBA 12/5-7 Everett Tourney Everett, WA TBA 12/13 Lower Columbia Longview, WA TBA 12/19-21 X-Over Tourney Bremerton, WA TBA 12/27-29 Chemeketa Tourney Salem, OR TBA 1/7 *Linn-Benton Albany, OR 5:30pm 1/10 *Mt. Hood Gresham, OR 4:00pm 1/14 *SOCC TITAN COURT 5:30pm 1/17 *Chemeketa Salem, OR 4:00pm 1/21 *Umpqua TITAN COURT 5:30pm 1/24 *Clackamas Oregon City, OR 4:00pm 1/28 *PCC Portland, OR 5:30pm 1/31 *Mt. Hood TITAN COURT 4:00pm 2/7 *Chemeketa TITAN COURT 4:00pm 2/11 *Linn-Benton TITAN COURT 5:30pm 2/14 *Clackamas TITAN COURT 4:00pm 2/18 *SOCC Coos Bay, OR 5:30pm 2/21 *PCC TITAN COURT 4:00pm 2/25 *Umpqua Roseburg, OR 5:30pm

Home games in bold All home games played at Titan Court on campus *-Southern Division Conference Game

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2008-09 QUICK FACTS… 2007-08 Record 29-4 (Overall) (Home: 10-0; Away 8-2; Neutral 11-2) 2007-08 Southern Record 14-0 (1st Place) Home: (7-0); Away (7-0) Postseason 3-1 (3rd Place) Starters Returning/Lost 1/4 Players Returning/Lost 3/10 Newcomers 9 All-Time Program Record 557-383 Head Coach Greg Sheley Alma Mater Chico State ‘90/’95 Overall Record 377-135 Lane Record 216-68 Assistant Coach Kevin Grumbley Alma Mater Western Oregon ‘03 Office Phone 541-463-3164 PLAYERS RETURNING… Player Pos Ht GP PPG RPG FG% FT% Jennifer Kiimbrow F 6-0 33 8.4 5.6 54 63 Sheena Cole G 5-8 29 7 2.2 37 69 Melissa Montes G/F 5-9 29 3.7 1.8 45 58 PLAYERS LOST… Player Pos Ht GP PPG RPG FG% FT% Valerie Meyer G 5-7 33 6.1 1.9 33 43 Mercedes Alexander F 5-11 33 14.5 10.9 45 66 Nicole Morgan G 5-7 32 8.5 4.9 41 79 Stephanie Stephens F 6-0 32 13.8 5.8 55 68 Lisa Busch G 5-5 33 6.7 1.5 39 54 Jesilyn Burton F 6-1 21 1.5 1 39 73 Lacy Looney G 5-4 24 2 1.3 38 64 Micah Mahling G 5-9 33 9.2 3.9 44 58 Alysha Moore G/F 5-11 28 2.8 2.3 33 61 Ashley Peterson G 5-8 24 3 2.1 37 67 NEWCOMERS… Player Pos Ht Yr. Hometown (Previous School) Nicolle Bernhardt G 5-7 Fr. Eugene, OR/Churchill Theresa Brown F 6-0 Fr. Eugene, OR/Sheldon Shimea Jordan F 5-9 Fr. Eugene, OR/Willamette Lynette Minthorn F 6-0 Fr. Pendelton, OR/Pendelton Richan Modderman G 5-5 Fr. Brownsville, OR/Central Linn Kourtney Parks G 5-5 Fr. Bend, OR/Summit Sarah Brolsma Whitfield G/F 5-11 Fr. Eugene, OR/South Eugene Carmen Williams G 5-8 Fr. Eugene, OR/South Eugene Kim Wilson G 5-6 Fr. Fairbanks, AK/Hutchinson Layout: Brent Ellison Writing: Kevin Grumbley, Brent Ellison, and the Titan Players Cover Design: Talisha Rath-Anderson Photography: Brian Stamme, Scott Hoffman, and Ronda Kimbrow The Cover: Sophomores Melissa Montes, Jennifer Kimbrow, and Sheena Cole COLLEGE INFORMATION… Location 4000 East 30th Ave. Eugene, OR 97405 Founded 1964 Enrollment (Total/FTE) 39,245/9,100 Nickname Titans Colors Royal Blue/Black/White Facility Titan Court (1,750) President Dr. Mary Spilde Athletic Director Greg Sheley Office Fax (541) 463-3979 Office Phone (541) 463-5548 Administrative Assistant Sharon Foster Office Phone (541) 463-5599

TABLE OF CONTENTS… Presidents Welcome Inside Front Cover Quick Facts 1 Program Facts/Telephone Numbers 1 Coaching Staff Head Coach Greg Sheley 2 Assistant Coach Kevin Grumbley 3 Team Info Meet the Titans 5 Rosters 5 Player Profiles 6-11 Team Photo Back Cover Schedule 1/Back Cover 2008-09 Season Opponents 12 Supporters 33 Review 4 2007-08 Season Review Game Summaries/Leaders 13 Season Statistics 32 Southern Region Review 14 History Coaching Records 16 Former Titans 15 Records 17-19 Yearly Leaders 20 Honors and Hall of Fame 21 Alumni Moving On 22 Sheley’s Past Teams 23-31

‘08-‘09 TITANS Women’s Basketball

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Greg Sheley 10th Season at Lane (216-68) 17th Season Overall (377-135)

Sheley has built the Titans program in his own image. His teams play aggressive, up-tempo basketball on offense, hardnosed man-to-man defense. Lane players have excelled in the classroom, in the community, and on the floor. The record of the program under Sheley’s leadership speaks volumes: 216 wins, the most wins by a Titan basketball coach; seven straight 20-win seasons; five Southern Region Titles (in the past six years); the school’s first ever consecutive 30 win seasons 04-05 and 05-06; and seven straight NWAACC Tournament appearances which includes two straight NWAACC Titles. If all that isn’t enough, the teams current 63 straight home game-winning streak is currently the nations longest at the collegiate level. Sheley was named Lane’s fifth head basketball coach in the summer of 1999. Prior to Lane, Greg coached at Butte College in Oroville, CA (1992-98) where he had already established himself as one of the best young coaches in the game. While at Butte, his programs won three conference championships, made it to the State Championship tournament twice, had two 30 win seasons, and compiled a 161-67 record (.706). During his college playing days, Sheley earned basketball and baseball letters and was twice selected to the all conference teams at Sierra Junior College before continuing his athletic career at California State University-Chico, where he was a guard/wing for the Wildcat’s basketball team. Sheley graduated from CSU-Chico with a BA in Physical Education in 1990 and later returned to receive his MA in 1995. Greg was born December 8, 1966 in Chico, CA. Raised in Chico he was a high school standout in basketball and baseball at Chico High School. His wife, Sharrie, also works at Lane as a health instructor. They have three children: Kerrisa (11), Kaylin (7), and Nathan (1).

Butte Year Record Career Playoffs 1992-93 16-10 16-10 2nd Round 1993-94 30-4* 46-14 State Semi-Finals 1994-95 23-10 69-24 Regional Finals 1995-96 17-13 86-37 2nd Round 1996-97 30-5* 116-42 State Quarterfinals 1997-98 27-8* 143-50 Regional Finals 1998-99 18-17 161-67 2nd Round Lane Community College 1999-00 9-17 170-84 N/A 2000-01 14-15 184-99 N/A 2001-02 24-8 208-107 NWAACC 7th 2002-03 25-8! 233-115 NWAACC 4th 2003-04 22-8 255-123 NWAACC 6th 2004-05 31-3! 286-126 NWAACC 2nd 2005-06 33-1! 319-127 NWAACC 1st 2006-07 29-4! 348-131 NWAACC 1st 2007-08 29-4! 377-135 NWAACC 3rd *-Golden Valley Conference Champions !-Southern Division Champions

SHELEY’S COACHING RECORD


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Kevin Grumbley 10th Season at Lane

Biographical Sketch Born and raised locally, nobody has a better grasp of the high school basketball scene than Kevin Grumbley. You can’t win if you don’t have the right players, and for nearly ten years now, it has been Kevin’s job to assess and recruit talented players with the right skill sets to assure the Titans continue their winning ways. In addition to recruiting, Kevin works with the Titan forwards and centers. In 2003 Kevin received his Bachelor’s Degree from Western Oregon University in Physical Education with a minor in Business Management. Grumbley, 33, enters his 13th season as a basketball coach. He entered the field of coaching at age 18 following a successful career as a high school athlete. During the 1994 season he was the 8th gradeboys coach at North Douglas Middle School. During the 1996-1997, and 1997-1998 seasons he was Head Junior Varsity Girl’s Basketball Coach for North Douglas High School. His teams compiled an impressive combined mark of 30 wins and 9 losses. Both North Douglas teams finished second in their league standings. Before joining Coach Sheley’s staff in the fall of 1999, he was the Head Varsity VolleyballCoach at Yoncalla High School. He also helped out with the North Douglas Track & Field program, coaching his younger brother to a State Championship in the long jump. Kevin has coached with AAU teams and worked several different camps and clinics including the U of O Girls camp and Lane Community College Girls camp.


Add two Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges championships in the last three years, plus four consecutive NWAACC Southern Region championships and throw in a nation's best 63-game home winning streak, and the answer is LCC's very own women's basketball team. The Titans are ready to kick off what looks to be a promising 2008-09 season, and although they are young, with just three sophomores on the roster, this team is ready to show that it's worthy of being mentioned with the great Titan teams to which this school has grown accustomed. Head Coach Greg Sheley expects his three returning sophomores, Sheena Cole, Melissa Montes and Jennifer Kimbrow, to lay the groundwork for what he hopes is another successful run at the NWAACCs. "The three returning sophomores will form the foundation of this team, and they are going to have to be the leaders of this team. If those kids can lead by example that'll do a lot for us." Sheley commented that the LCC student body's high expectations for the Titans are not unwarranted. "We've really established ourselves with what we accomplished in the past six or seven years. That being said, with nine freshmen this year, we're a young team," Sheley said. Sheley admits he expects growing pains, but he doesn't think that will stop his team from reaching its potential. "I know we have talent, but it will take time for these freshmen to get used to thestronger, faster and more competitive level of college basketball ... but I'm confident." "Our goal is to win the Southern Region, and if we do that, that will put us in a group with the top five or six teams, and then we have a chance to get a lot accomplished," Sheley said, seemingly unconcerned about setting the bar too high for his young team.

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With one of the most successful women's programs in the nation, the Titans have a lot of success to fall back on. But don't tell that to the players. "We've got a lot of good players and a lot of talent ... we know we can win a championship, and I think we all want it," Montes said. Kimbrow believes the incoming freshmen are ready as well. "I'm excited about the players that are coming and I think we will all play really well together." Just how will this Titan team win games? Without getting too specific, Sheley plans to do a little bit of everything. "We'll mostly, rely on pressure defense which a lot of time results in easy buckets, so I like to get up and down the floor, play more of a fast paced game and get some easy buckets. But we can also slow it down, run more of a power game, and score inside." Sheley will be the first person to tell you it will take everyone buying into the team-first concept in order for this team, or for that matter any team, to win and be successful. "What's most important is having a common goal. As long as players share the same goal when they are on floor andwant to try hard and win games together, winning becomes a lot easier," Sheley explained. He added that LCC's recent winning ways makes it that much easier. "We've had such success, players come in wanting to buy into the team concept so they can be a part of this program." Having players like Montes doesn't hurt either. Not only is the team captain ready to lead by example, she's hungry to win and knows what it will take not just from herself, but from her teammates. That can make Sheley's job a whole lot simpler.

"We haven't lost at home in seven years -63 games - and we've gone to NWAACCin each of the past seven years ... We've got a lot of good players who want to keep with the winning ways," Montes said. "This will probably be a lot of ours last chance to win a championship, so weall want to take advantage of that." One of Montes's jobs will be helping the coaching staff get the most out of the team's nine freshman. In addition to the three sophomores, freshman guards Kim Wilson, Carmen Williams, Kourtney Parks, Richan Modderman, Nicolle Bernhardt and Sarah Brolsma Whitfield and forwards Lynette Minthorn, Shimea Jordan and Theresa Brown round out the Titans roster. Even though five of the Titans players from last year's squad have moved onto four-year schools, Sheley described some of the perks running this program brings, in terms of recruiting. "At a four-year school you only need to recruit a couple players a year. At this level we may need to recruit six, seven, even eight players a year. Which is where having such a good program, having the university here and having the city of Eugene being such a destination makes bringing in players a lot easier." Sheley summed up what can be expected out of the 2008-09 Titans: "We'll try hard, and be fun to watch, and if at the end of the season we're one of the four orfive best teams, we'll have a chance. So that's where I'd like to be, and that's where our players are wanting to get to." Article Written By: Tyler Pell Sports Editor – The Torch

‘08-‘09 TITANS Women’s Basketball2008-09 Roster Breakdown By Class… Sophomores (3): Sheena Cole Jennifer Kimbrow Melissa Montes Freshman (9): Nicolle Bernhardt Theresa Brown Shimea Jordan Lynette Minthorn Richan Modderman Kourtney Parks Sarah Brolsma Whitfield Carmen Williams Kim Wilson By Position… Post Players (3): Jennifer Kimbrow Theresa Brown Lynette Minthorn Wing Players (6): Carmen Williams Sheena Cole Melissa Montes Shimea Jordan Nicolle Bernhardt Sarah Brolsma Whitfield Kim Wilson Point Guards (3): Kourtney Parks Richan Modderman

LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NUMERICAL ROSTER ## PLAYER Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous 3 Kim Wilson Fr. G 5'6" Fairbanks, AK/Hutchinson 4 Lynette Minthorn Fr. F 6'0" Pendleton, OR/Pendleton 5 Carmen Williams Fr. G 5'8" Eugene, OR/South Eugene

11 Sheena Cole So. G 5'8" Cave Junction, OR/Illinois Valley 13 Kourtney Parks Fr. G 5'5" Bend, OR/Summit 20 Melissa Montes So. G/F 5'9" Springfield, OR/Thurston 21 Richan Modderman Fr. G 5'5" Brownsville, OR/Cenral Linn 23 Shimea Jordan Fr. F 5'9" Eugene, OR/Willamette 30 Theresa Brown Fr. F 6'0" Eugene, OR/Sheldon 32 Nicolle Bernhardt Fr. G 5'7" Eugene, OR/Churchill 33 Sarah Brolsma Whitfield Fr. G 5'11" Eugene, OR/South Eugene 42 Jennifer Kimbrow So. F 6'0" West Linn, OR/West Linn LANE COMMUNITY COLLEGE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALPHABETICAL ROSTER ## PLAYER Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown/Previous 32 Nicolle Bernhardt Fr. G 5'7" Eugene, OR/Churchill 30 Theresa Brown Fr. F 6'0" Eugene, OR/Sheldon 11 Sheena Cole So. G 5'8" Cave Junction, OR/Illinois Valley 23 Shimea Jordan Fr. F 5'9" Eugene, OR/Willamette 42 Jennifer Kimbrow So. F 6'0" West Linn, OR/West Linn 4 Lynette Minthorn Fr. F 6'0" Pendleton, OR/Pendleton

21 Richan Modderman Fr. G 5'5" Brownsville, OR/Cenral Linn 20 Melissa Montes So. G/F 5'9" Springfield, OR/Thurston 13 Kourtney Parks Fr. G 5'5" Bend, OR/Summit 33 Sarah Brolsma Whitfield Fr. G 5'11" Eugene, OR/South Eugene 5 Carmen Williams Fr. G 5'8" Eugene, OR/South Eugene 3 Kim Wilson Fr. G 5'6" Fairbanks, AK/Hutchinson

Head Coach: Greg Sheley (10th Season) Assistant Coach: Kevin Grumbley (10th Season) Athletic Trainer: Scott Garner (3rd Season)

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Sheldon High School Holds several State HS 6A Tournament Records including: most ft’s made in a game (15), tournament (28), ft’s attempted in game (16), tournament (33), most points in a tournament (56), and most rb’s in a tournament (29). Three time 1st Team All-Midwestern League/Southwest Conference, State Honorable Mention as a senior, 2nd Team All-Tournament, and two-time Team MVP. Theresa was also named 2nd team All-Southwest Conference in softball. Personal Theresa’s parents are Chester and Nancy Brown. She has three brothers, Trevor, Tim, Tyler, and one sister, Tami. DOB: 3/1/90 Major: Undecided Nickname: “T” Hobbies: Shopping, movies, listening to music, going to the lake, boating, inner tubing, and hanging out with friends and family. Favorite Athlete: Albert Pujols and Michael Jordan Life After Lane: Pursue both a nursing and basketball career.

North Eugene/Churchill High School Played at North Eugene originally, Nicolle transferred to Churchill and played for coach Chris Stewart. A two-year letter winner, Nicolle helped the Lancers to the league championship game as a junior. Personal Nicolle’s parents are Mark and Debbie Bernhardt. She has one sister, Dani. DOB: 5/21/90 Major: Business Administration Nickname: Niki Hobbies: Basketball, quading, shopping, and camping. Favorite Athlete: Lebron James Life After Lane: Attend the University of Oregon.

#32 Nicolle

BernhardtFreshman • 5-7

GuardEugene, Oregon

North Eugene HS

#30 Theresa

BrownFreshman • 6-0

ForwardEugene, Oregon

Sheldon HS


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Willamette High School As a senior, Shimea was named Midwestern League Honorable Mention, Willamette’s Best Defensive Player, Teams Most Improved Player, and The Student Of The Month. Personal Shimea’s aunt and uncle are Reggie and Shelly Jordan. Her cousins are Emma and Avery Jordan. Major: Psychology DOB: 5/6/90 Nickname: Ms. Chocolate, Cookies, Chocolate Thunder, Mimi, Mia, Shimimi Hobbies: Playing video games, dancing, and hanging with the girls. Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan, Reggie Jordan, and Shelly Jordan. Life After Lane: Become a counselor.

2007-08 • Freshman Sheena is the Titans leading returnee in the following: 3-pt shooting, ft shooting, assists and steals. In addition, she is the teams 2nd leading returning scorer. Illinois Valley A four-year letter winner, Sheena helped lead Illinois Valley to two league Championships and a trip to State as a senior. Sheena was also a three-time 1st Team All-Skyline Conference selection, was the Skyline Conference Player of the Year in 2006-07, and was named to the All-State (4A) 2nd Team. In addition, Sheena was a Wendy’s HS Heisman nominee, a National Honors Society Member, led the league in scoring twice, and the state (all levels) in scoring at 24 ppg. in 2006-07. Personal Sheena’s mother is Cindy Schicht. She has one brother, John Cole. Major: Psychology DOB: 11/12/88 Nickname: Sheen and Cream Hobbies: Eating milk and cookies, art, playing with my dog, and shopping. Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan Life After Lane: Transfer to a 4-year university and possibly play basketball. Major in Psychology to become a HS counselor and basketball coach. Cole Career Stats Yr. G FG FG% FT FT% Rbs-Avg A To B S Pts Avg.07-08 30 66-177 .374 47-68 .69 65-2.2 46 50 5 35 203 7.0 TOT 30 66-177 .374 47-68 .69 65-2.2 46 50 5 35 203 7.0

Career Highs Points 18 (12/18/07 vs. Alumni) 3PM 3 (12/18/07 vs. Alumni) 3PA 8 (11/16/07 vs. Olympic) Reb. 4 (2/2/08 vs. Clackamas) Assists 4 (1/22/08 vs. SOCC) Blocks 2 (12/2/07 vs. Wenatchee) Steals 4 (12/14/07 vs. Edmonds) Min. 31 (3/2/08 vs. Walla Walla)

#11 Sheena

ColeSophomore • 5-8

GuardCave Junction, Oregon

Illinois Valley HS

#23 ShimeaJordan

Freshman • 5-9Forward

Eugene, OregonWillamette HS


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Pendleton High School Two-time Intermountain Conference Champion; Team MVP all four years of high school, 3rd Team All-Intermountain Conference as a junior, and a 1st Team selection as a senior. Lynette was also a two-time recipient (junior and senior) of the Butcher Award. Personal Lynettes mother is Rosetta. She has one sister, LaVonne, and one brother, Lamar. Major: Physical Therapy DOB: 11/19/89 Nickname: Netta and Lenny Hobbies: Hoops and video games Favorite Athlete: Marissa Coleman, Cherly Ford, and Lauren Jackson Life After Lane: Transfer to a 4-year school, become a Physical Therapist, and eventually become a coach.

2007-08 • Freshman Jennifer returns as the teams leading scorer, rebounder, and shooter. In fact, her 54% fg shooting as a freshman ranks second on the Titans all-time single season list. West Linn High School Jennifer was a three-time basketball letter winner and was voted the teams “Most Improved” in ’05, and “Most Inspirational” in ’06. The winner of various “Athlete of the Week Awards”, Jenn helped lead her team to two straight state playoffs runs in ’06 and ‘07. As a senior, Jennifer, was named to the Three Rivers Honorable Mention Team. Jennifer also played lacrosse and helped her team to a 3rd place finish in the state as a senior. Personal Jennifer’s parents are Jim and Ronda Kimbrow. She has one sister, Kari, and one brother, Kevin. Major: Sports Medicine DOB: 11/2/88 Nickname: Jenn Hobbies: Basketball Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan Life After Lane: Move on to a four-year college in hopes of playing basketball and continuing her education. Kimbrow Career Stats Yr. G FG FG% FT FT% Rbs-Avg A To B S Pts Avg.07-08 33 103-191 .54 71-112 .63 186-5.6 23 64 5 23 277 8.4 TOT 33 103-191 .54 71-112 .63 186-5.6 23 64 5 23 277 8.4

Career Highs Points 18 (12/2/07 vs. Blue Mtn.) 3PM - 3PA - Reb. 11 (11/17/07 vs. Highline) Assists 8 (2/16/08 vs. Mt. Hood) Blocks 2 (2/13/08 vs. SOCC)) Steals 3 (2/28/08 vs. Grays Harbor) Min. 26 (11/17/08 vs. Highline)

#42 Jennifer

KimbrowSophomore • 6-0

ForwardWest Linn, Oregon

West Linn HS

#4 Lynette

MinthornFreshman • 6-0

ForwardPendleton, Oregon

Pendleton HS


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2007-08 • Freshman Melissa appeared in 29 games for the Titans last year with her game highs coming vs. Wenatchee, where she had: 11 pts., 2 ast., and 2 stls. Thurston High School Melissa was a four-year basketball letter winner who graduated with honors and as a member of the National Honor Society. Melissa was named Thurston’s top female student athlete following a senior season that also included a spot on the All-Midwestern League 2nd Team, the teams “Most Coachable Award”, and “Scholar Athlete of The Year”. Personal Melissa’s parents are Maureen and Alfredo Montes. She has two Sisters, Monica and Maria, and one brother, Lucas. DOB: 12/17/88 Major: Business Nickname: Montes Hobbies: Sports, coloring, and SUDOKU’S Favorite Athlete: Ocho Cinco, Yadier Moling, Anthony Kim Life After Lane: Transfer to a 4-year college. Montes Career Stats Yr. G FG FG% FT FT% Rbs-Avg A To B S Pts Avg.07-08 29 42-94 .451 23-40 .58 52-1.8 10 26 1 16 107 3.7 TOT 29 42-94 .451 23-40 .58 52-1.8 10 26 1 16 107 3.7

Career Highs Points 11 (12/2/07 vs. Wenatchee) 3PM - 3PA 2 (12/8/07 vs. Alumni) Reb. 5 (11/16/07 vs. Olympic) Assists 2 (12/2/07 vs. Wenatchee) Blocks 2 (11/16/07 vs. Olympic) Steals 2 (12/2/07 vs. Wenatchee) Min. 19 (12/8/07 vs. Alumni)

Central Linn High School As a senior, Richan was a 1st Team All- Mountain View League selection in both basketball and volleyball. In addition, she was the 2A Oregon State HS Champion in the 100 meter, a Honors Graduate, and a member of the National Honors Society. Personal Richan’s mother is Ann, and she has one brother, Ryan. DOB: 6/23/90 Major: Business Nickname: Hobbies: Photography Favorite Athlete: Michael Jordan Life After Lane: Transfer to a 4-year university and play ball.

#21 Richan

Modderman Freshman • 5-5

Guard Brownsville, Oregon

Central Linn HS

#20 MelissaMontes

Sophomore • 5-9 Guard/Forward

Springfield, Oregon Thurston HS


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South Eugene High School Sarah was 2nd team All-Midwestern League as a sophomore, 2nd Team All-Southwest Conference as a junior, and 1st Team All-Southwest Conference as a senior. In addition, she was named to the 6A State Honorable Mention Team and 1st Team All Tournament. Sarah led South Eugene in scoring and rebounding as a junior and senior. Personal Sarahs parents are Jane Brolsma and Dennis Whitfield. She has one sister, Rachel. DOB: 1/21/90 Major: Undecided Nickname: Whit, B-Dub Hobbies/Interests: Family, friends, basketball, sports, having fun, and Hannah Montana Favorite Athlete: Stephen Curry Life After Lane: Transfer to a four-year on a basketball scholarship.

Summit High School Kourtney was a four-year letter winner in basketball, soccer, and track. A member of the 5A All-State Basketball Team as a senior, All-State Soccer Team as a junior, and the All-State track team as both a junior and senior. Kourtney is also Summit High Schools all time leader in points, rebounds, assists, and steals. Personal Kourtney’s parents are Andy and Val. She has one brother, Mitchell. DOB: 6/27/89 Major: Business Administration Nickname: Kourt, KP Hobbies: Basketball, soccer, kayaking, mountain biking, surfingFavorite Athlete: Luke Ridnour Life After Lane: Attend a four-year, get business degree, play basketball.

#13 Kourtney

ParksFreshman • 5-5

GuardBend, Oregon

Summit HS

#33 Sarah

WhitfieldFreshman • 5-11

GuardEugene, Oregon

South Eugene HS


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Hutchinson High School Kim was a member of the 1st Team All-Aurora League as both a junior and senior. She was also the Alaskan 1A-2A-3A state track and field champion in the 100-meter dash, 200 dash, long jump and triple jump and was named The Best All Around Athlete at the 2008 Alaskan State Track and Field Championships. Kim was also a regional and state champion in gymnastics as both a junior and senior, graduated with honors, and was named Prom Queen as a junior. Personal Kim’s parents are Kelley and Felix DOB: 4/3/90 Major: Nursing Nickname: Kim Hobbies: Shopping, texting, and singing Favorite Athlete: Allen Iverson Life After Lane: A four-year college

South Eugene High School A four-year varsity player and three-year starter, Carmen helped lead Churchill to the Midwestern League title as a sophomore and later South Eugene to a 4th place state finish as a senior. As a junior, was named Southwestern Conference Honorable Mention. In addition, Carmen was recipient of a International High School Diploma, International Laureate Certificate, and a Wayne Shields Diversity Scholarship. Personal Carmen’s parents are Dwight Williams and Lauren Joyner. She has one brother, Craig, and one sister, Sade’. DOB: 5/25/90 Major: Business Administration Nickname: Baby-C, C-Money, C-Dub, Car-Car, Car-Bar Hobbies: Fellowshipping Favorite Athlete: Deanna Nolan (Detroit Shock of the WNBA) Life After Lane: Transfer to a four-year, play ball, get degree. After college travel and go on mission trips.

#5 Carmen

WilliamsFreshman • 5-8

GuardEugene, Oregon

South Eugene HS

#3 Kim

WilsonFreshman • 5-6

GuardFairbanks, Alaska

Hutchinson HS

‘08-‘09 S. REGION Women’s Basketball

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Chemeketa CC

Location: Salem, OR Enrollment: 5,200

President: Cheryl Roberts AD: Cassie Belmodis

Phone: (503) 399-5081

Nickname: Storm Colors: Black, Green Affiliation: NWAACC

Conference: Southern Head Coach: Lynn Freshour

Conference Record: 7-7 2007-08 Overall Record: 13-15

Clackamas CC

Location: Oregon City, OR Enrollment: 4,500

President: Joanne Truesdell AD: Jim Jackson

Phone: (503) 657-6958

Nickname: Cougars Colors: Navy, Scarlet Affiliation: NWAACC

Conference: Southern Head Coach: Jim Martineau

Conference Record: 9-5 2007-08 Overall Record: 19-11

Linn-Benton CC

Location: Albany, OR Enrollment: 4,500

President: Rita Cavin AD: Jim Bell

Phone: (541) 917-4266

Nickname: Roadrunners Colors: Navy, Gold

Affiliation: NWAACC Conference: Southern

Head Coach: Teresa Guerra Conference Record: 8-6

20007-08 Overall Record: 16-14

Mt. Hood CC

Location: Gresham, OR Enrollment: 5,200

President: Gary Murph AD: Fred Schnell

Phone: (503) 491-7452

Nickname: Saints Colors: Red, Black


Head Coach: Larry Davis Conference Record: 3-11

2007-08 Overall Record: 9-19

Portland CC

Location: Portland, OR Enrollment: 85,000

President: Preson Pulliams AD: Dick Magruder

Phone: (503) 244-6111

Nickname: Panthers Colors: Blue, Gold


Head Coach: David Spirlin Conference Record: 1-13

2007-08 Overall Record 4-22

Umpqua CC

Location: Roseburg, OR Enrollment: 2,300

President: Blaine Nisson AD: Cheryl Yoder

Phone: (541) 440-4686

Nickname: Riverhawks Colors: Green, Beige, White


Head Coach: Dave Stricklin Conference Record: 11-3

2007-08 Record 26-6

S.W. Oregon CC

Location: Coos Bay, OR Enrollment: 2,000

President: Judith Hansen AD: John Speasl

Phone: (541) 888-7452

Nickname: Lakers Colors: Scarlet, Blue Affiliation: NWAACC

Conference: Southern Head Coach: Mike Herbert Conference Record: 3-11

2007-08 Overall Record 9-20

Shelby Stephens kissing the trophy

Date Opponent Location Score Record Scoring Leader Rebounding Leader Assists Leader Nov 16, 2007 Olympic* N 105-72 1-0 Mahling-16 Alexander-10 Mahling-5 Nov 17, 2007 Highline* N 75-46 2-0 Kimbrow-15 Alexander-17 Alexander-5 Nov 18, 2007 Spokane* N 65-54 3-0 Alexander-14 Stephens-6 Stephens-3 Nov 30, 2007 Centralia* N 71-63 4-0 Alexander/Stephens-13 Alexander-9 Several-2 Dec 01, 2007 Spokane* N 71-81 4-1 Meyer-15 Alexander-8 Morgan-6 Dec 02, 2007 Wenatchee* N 73-57 5-1 Alexander-14 Alexander-10 Several-2 Dec 08, 2007 Alumni* H 108-71 6-1 Cole-18 Alexander-9 Alexander-3 Dec 14, 2007 Edmonds* N 107-58 7-1 Alexander-20 Alexander-11 Morgan-3 Dec 15, 2007 Yakima Valley* N 78-73 8-1 Alexander-20 Alexander-18 Alexander/Mahling-4 Dec 16, 2007 Walla Walla* A 66-69 8-2 Alexander-16 Alexander-12 Alexander/Morgan-3 Dec 17, 2007 Blue Mountain* A 79-60 9-2 Alexander-20 Alexander-11 Alexander/Morgan-4 Dec 19, 2007 Olympic* H 100-67 10-2 Stephens-15 Alexander-16 Morgan-4 Dec 27, 2007 Blue Mountain* N 88-49 11-2 Kimbrow-18 Alexander-14 Alexander-3 Dec 28, 2007 Columbia Basin* N 70-78 11-3 Stephens-22 Alexander-18 Alexander/Stephens-4 Dec 29, 2007 Chemeketa* N 99-58 12-3 Stephens-17 Stephens-8 Alexander-5 Jan 05, 2008 Clackamas! A 75-59 13-3 Kimbrow-12 Mahling-14 Morgan-3 Jan 09, 2008 Portland! H 104-37 14-3 Busch/Stephens-19 Alexander-15 Alexander-6 Jan 12, 2008 Chemeketa! A 67-47 15-3 Stephens-19 Alexander-14 Several-1 Jan 16, 2008 Umpqua! H 70-65 16-3 Kimbrow-14 Alexander-14 Morgan-4 Jan 19, 2008 Mt. Hood! H 92-61 17-3 Stephens-27 Alexander-12 Alexander-4 Jan 23, 2008 SOCC! A 93-70 18-3 Stephens-18 Kimbrow/Stephens-9 Cole/Morgan-4 Jan 26, 2008 Portland! A 91-49 19-3 Mahling-15 Alexander-17 Alexander-5 Jan 30, 2008 Linn-Benton! H 101-67 20-3 Busch/Meyer-15 Alexander-8 Alexander-5 Feb 02, 2008 Clackamas! H 78-42 21-3 Kimbrow-18 Alexander/Morgan-8 Alexander-4 Feb 06, 2008 Umpqua! A 80-73 22-3 Stephens-18 Morgan-9 Cole-3 Feb 09, 2008 Chemeketa! H 84-46 23-3 Mahling/Stephens-16 Alexander-8 Mahling/Morgan-4 Feb 13, 2008 SOCC! H 95-39 24-3 Alexander-25 Alexander-12 Stephens-5 Feb 16, 2008 Mt. Hood! A 85-36 25-3 Alexander-26 Alexander-13 Kimbrow-8 Feb 20, 2008 Linn-Benton! A 77-56 26-3 Alexander-18 Alexander-12 Alexander-6 Feb 28, 2008 Grays Harbor^ N 91-32 27-3 Kimbrow-15 Several-6 Looney/Mahling-2 Feb 29, 2008 Yakima Valley^ N 78-75 28-3 Alexander-24 Alexander-10 Alexander/Morgan-5 Mar 01, 2008 Spokane^ N 55-59 28-4 Stephens-21 Alexander-8 Alexander/Cole-3 Mar 02, 2008 Walla Walla^ N 63-58 29-4 Alexander-24 Alexander-12 Several-2 * denotes Pre-Season game ! denotes League game ^ denotes NWAACC Tournament game

‘07-‘08 GAMES Women’s Basketball

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‘07-‘08 REVIEW Women’s Basketball

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NWAACC TOURNAMENT

2008-03-02 NWAACC Championship Tournament (Kennewick, WA) Seattle 80 def Everett 50 Yakima Valley 84 def Centralia 66 Lane 63 def Walla Walla 58 (3rd Place) Columbia Basin 49 def Spokane 37 (Championship) 2008-03-01 NWAACC Championship Tournament (Kennewick, WA) Seattle 58 def Bellevue 57 Yakima Valley 77 def Lower Columbia 61 Centralia 64 def S. Puget Sound 54 Everett 80 def Umpqua 70 Spokane 59 def Lane 55 Columbia Basin 72 def Walla Walla 63 2008-02-29 NWAACC Championship Tournament (Kennewick, WA) Everett 77 def Clackamas 71 Seattle 99 def Grays Harbor 46 Bellevue 83 def Linn-Benton 70 Walla Walla 68 def Centralia 54 Lane 78 def Yakima Valley 75 Spokane 60 def Lower Columbia 35 Columbia Basin 58 def S. Puget Sound 43 Umpqua 84 def Skagit Valley 77 2008-02-28 NWAACC Championship Tournament (Kennewick, WA) Centralia 58 def Clackamas 44 Yakima Valley 94 def Seattle 69 Spokane 58 def Bellevue 47 Lane 91 def Grays Harbor 32 Walla Walla 66 def Everett 64 Lower Columbia 81 def Linn-Benton 59 Columbia Basin 85 def Skagit Valley 63 S. Puget Sound 77 def Umpqua 63

2008 NWAACC Championship All-Tournament Team MVP Nikki DePeel, Columbia Basin

First Team Andrea Blodgett, Yakima Valley Kayla Bennett, Seattle Mercedes Alexander, Lane Kellee Neal, Spokane Brittany Cherry, Columbia Basin

Second Team Amanda Atcheson, Centralia Kristina Schumacher, Everett Brittany Toone, Walla Walla Liz Beardslee, Spokane Alexandria Allen, Columbia Basin

Southern Region FINAL STANDINGS School League Overall Lane 14-0 29-4 Umpqua 11-3 26-6 Clackamas 9-5 19-11 Linn-Benton 8-6 16-14 Chemeketa 7-7 13-15 Mt. Hood 3-11 9-19 SW Oregon 3-11 9-20 Portland 1-13 4-22

FINAL NWAACC COACHES POLL (2/24/08) School 1. Columbia Basin 2. Lane 3. Umpqua 4. Yakima Valley 5. Everett 6. Spokane 7. Centralia 8. Seattle SOUTHERN REGION ALL-STARS First Team Stephanie Stephens Lane Rachel Copeland Clackamas Deanna Tupai Umpqua Kristi Fallin Umpqua Brittney Wilson Chemeketa Second Team Nicole Morgan Lane Miranda Holenstein Umpqua Emily Irwin Linn-Benton Katelyn White Linn-Benton Monique Tribble Clackamas MVP Mercedes Alexander Lane Coach of the Year Dave Stricklin Umpqua

ALL-TIME ROSTER Women’s BasketballAll-Time Roster -A- Admire, Lindsey 2001-03 Alexander, Mercedes 2006-08 Allen, Dawn 1980-82 -B- Backes, Stefani 1991-93 Baldwin, Jennifer 1989-90 Baltzer, DeAnn 1977-79 Barber, Lavada 1970-72 Barret, Cheryl 1978-79 Barrong, Karen 1969-70 Bartholomew, Peggy 1969-71 Bates, Cheryl 1973-74 Baugh, Sharon 1971-73 Becker, Trina 1995-96 Behm, Francie 1970-71 Bell, Becky 1990-91 Bell, Jennifer 2002-04 Benigni, Benita 1977-78 Benitez, Isabel 1999-00 Benlinger, Britt 1986-87 Benson, Jill 1988-89 Bernhardt, Nicolle 2008- Berry, Dana 1980-82 Bigbee, Leila 1996-98 Bignotti, Nicole 1990-92 Boles, Kelly 1992-94 Boles, Kiera 1992-95 Booth, Teri 1976-77 Bredesen, Dawn 1981-83 Bregg, Lisa 1986-87 Bridget, Dahl 1983-84 Brock, Chelsey 2002-04 Brown, Nicole 2001-02 Brown, Theresa 2008- Brumly, Loi 1980-81 Bundrant, Sue 1971-73 Burdick, Becky 1987-90 Burk, Terrisa 1981-82 Burkhart, Lisa 1982-83 Burton, Jesilyn 2007-08 Busch, Lisa 2007-08 -C- Cabo, Christina 1998-00 Capri, Karen 1969-70 Carlson, Niki 2000-01 Carter, Kathy 1990-92 Christianson, Kelsey 1998-99 Church, Sandy 1987-88 Cleveland, Jenna 2002-04 Cole, Kathy 1969-70 Cole, Sheena 2007- Corkum, Cindy 1976-78 Cornutt, Luci 1990-91 -D- Davis, Cheryl 1976-77 Denk, Konnie 1982-83 Downey, Ellen 1974-76 Drew, Lori 1978-79 Drew, Pam 1980-81 Droege, Robin 1996-98 Duval, DeAnn 1982-83 -E- Ebner, Sheila 1991-92 Eigner, Julie 1993-94 Emmerling, Julie 1999-00 Englert, Angela 1987-89 Erickson, Tina 1991-92 Estes, Lisa 1973-74 Evans, Briitney 2006-07 Ewing, Cheris 2001-02 Ewing, Janet 1978-79 Eymann, Debbie 1973-75 -F- Farmen, Lisa 1975-76 Fenton, Kasey 1987-88 Fernandez, Lisa 2004-06 Ficek, Ashley 2005-06 Finau, Leilani 1994-96 Fitch, Ann 1987-88 Ford, Chris 1971-73 Forham, Krista 1988-89 Fortier, Kassie 2004-05 Foster, Sue 1989-90 Fox, Lisa 1971-74 Franco, Maria 1996-98 Franklin, Kelly 1981-83 Fritz, Ruth 1982-83 -G- Gates, Sheri 2006-07 Genovese, LeeAnn 2001-04

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A Gilbert, Heidi 2000-02 Glocker, Lori 1984-85 Graham, Maryanne 1986-87 Graham, Maryanne 1991-92 Grant, Candy 1974-75 Grass, Marilyn 1969-70 Graves, Jill 1991-93 Griner, Kellie 2002-04 Gustafson, Andrea 1995-96 -H- Hagberg, Cicely 1995-96 Hage, Leah 1994-95 Halupa, Jill 1996-97 Hamar, Nova 1989-90 Hamill, Jill 1986-87 Hamilton, Laurie 1987-88 Harmon, Dee 1969-70 Hanson, Patti 1969-70 Harpole, Julie 1998-99 Harrington, Kelly 1988-90 Harrison, Lisa 1986-87 Hartly, Marty 1990-91 Havercroft, Kris 1970-71 Hedges, Jennifer 1998-00 Hedges, Jessica 2001-02 Heidenrich, Judy 1972-74 Hein, Lorraine 1970-72 Helgeson, Nancy 1978-79 Hennen, kari 1985-86 Hiatt, Crystal 1996-98 Hill, Judy 1969-72 Hilt, Kristine 2002-04 Hosier, Theresa 1986-87 Howarth, Karen 1974-76 Hoyenga, Margaret 1991-93 Huber, Julie 1985-86 Hull, Jan 1970-72 Husen, Janet 1976-77 -I- Isbell, Sandra 2000-02 Issacs, Sharon 1971-73 -J- Jacobson, Katie 2000-01 Jepson, Stacy 1987-88 Johnson, Carla 1980-82 Jones, LeAsia 2005-06 Jones, Lorea 1999-00 Jones, Sheryl 1986-88 Jordan, Shimea 2008- -K- Kaleese, Corrinne 2002-05 Kammer, Jenny 1994-96 Keith, Sherry 1984-86 Kimbrow, Jennifer 2007- King, Domonique 2003-06 Kitzman, Judy 1970-71 Koch, Kindra 2001-02 Koroush, Rachel 1996-99 Kuykendall, Lori 1976-77 -L- Lawarence, Tracie 1995-97 Leach, Krysten 1994-95 Leasy, ShareDi 1993-94 Lewis, Ginette 1996-97 Lewis, Patti 1969-70 Line, Carly 2001-02 Line, Sarah 2000-01 Lliuwellen, Diane 1969-70 Lloyd, Sapphira 1997-98 Looney, Lacy 2007-08 Looney, Tracie 1987-89 Lowery, Micki 1984-85 Luna, Christine 1976-77 Lydon, Mary Pat 1969-70 -M- Mahling, Micah 2007-08 Maier, Ann 1991-92 Mandelbaum, Jeri 1986-87 Mannila, Jennifer 1981-83 Maples, Twyla 1996-97 Martindale, Kammy 2005-07 Mathews, Michelle 1988-90 McCabe, Heather 1993-94 McCallum, Daniel 1997-99 McClaughry, Katrina 1998-99 McDaniel, Wendy 1981-82 McKay, Lori 1976-77 McVey, Cora 2004-06 McVicker, Calie 2005-07 McMahon, Suzy 1981-82 Melevin, Lisa 1977-78

A Meyer, Valerie 2006-08 Milburn, Summer 1991-93 Miller, Carol 1976-77 Miller, Kristen 2001-02 Miller, Megan 1995-96 Minter, Julie 1988-89 Minthorn, Lynette 2008- Mitchell, Margaret 1998-99 Mitchell, Sue 1971-73 Montes, Melissa 2007- Modderman, Richan 2008- Montgomery, Indyra 1995-96 Moore, Alysha 2007-08 Moore, Celia 2002-05 Moore, Debbie 1971-72 Moore, Jessie 2004-05 Morelli, Amber 1993-94 Morgan, Nicole 2006-08 Murock, Cara 1986-87 -N- Nelson, Carla 1978-79 Nelson, Kristin 2003-05 Nelson, Lora 1981-82 -O- O’Bryant, Rene 1984-85 Olaen, Teresa 1976-77 O’Leachea, Lori 1986-87 Olsen, Lyndsay 1998-99 Olson, Linda 1978-79 -P- Palamuth, Carol 1971-72 Parker, Amy 1996-98 Parker, Amy 2004-05 Parks, Kourtney 2008- Pearson, Kathie 1977-78 Peters, Becky 1989-90 Peterson, Ashley 2007-08 Peterson, Jan 1970-71 Peterson, Jill 1992-93 Petrushkin, Shari 1984-87 Petz, Julie 1997-98 Phillips, Amber 1995-96 Philpott, Kay 1971-72 Pidgeon, Jennifer 1989-90 Pippa, Jenny 2000-02 Potter, Kristi 1989-91 Pratt, Shela 1994-95 Prentice, Rosemary 1982-83 Pritchard, Nola 1988-89 Prom, Laynette 1987-88 Pupkee, Camee 1982-83 -Q- Quick, Lori 1977-79 -R- Raffington, Michele 1983-84 Ramey, Colleen 1988-89 Rath, Talisha 2001-03 Redifer, Carrie 1989-91 Reinhart, Amber 1995-96 Reisbeck, Cathi 1990-91 Reiser, Kristi 1980-81 Reynolds, Natisia 2006-07 Reynolds, Randi 1978-79 Rhoads, Joy 1976-78 Reis, Emily 1992-93 Rix, Sarah 1971-72 Roady, Leise 1995-96 Robertson, Kelly 1999-01 Rogers, Gail 1976-78 Ronin, Shelby 1999-00 Rose, Sandra 1982-83 Rose, Shari 1984-85 Roth, Emma 1999-01 Rouhier, Danielle 2002-05 Royle, Brenda 1993-94 Rucker, Tina 1992-93 -S- Sapienza, Janell 2001-02 Schaan, Sarah 1992-94 Schnee, Eileen 1970-71 Schreiber, Colleen 1980-81 Sequeira, Ashley 2003-05 Severe, Lori 1980-81 Shepherd, Joyce 1980-81 Shoop, Laurie 1973-74 Shoop, Penny 1972-73 Short, Kailee 2002-04 Sink, Jenny 1994-95

A Smith, Beth 1970-71 Smith, Erin 1999-00 Smith, Kelly 1977-79 Smoot, Dawn 1984-85 Stanley, Robin 1978-79 Stephens, Shelby 2005-07 Stephens, Stephanie 2005-08 Stevely, Teri 1980-81 Stonelake, Kelli 1989-91 Strother, Ashleigh 2001-02 Stucky, Louise 1969-71 Sully, Shawna 1976-77 Suppah, Tarlee 1998-00 Swedberg, LeAnn 1997-98 -T- Tagney, Vanessa 2000-01 Tendick, Melanie 1993-94 Te’o, Sarah 2001-02 Terry, Ashlyn 1999-00 Thomas, Amber 2000-01 Thomas, Erin 2002-03 Thompson, Lyssa 1993-94 Thompson, Tanya 1987-88 Thompson-Rodgers, Danielle 2006-07 Tiller, Carla 1994-96 Timeus, Cheryl 1981-83 Toukatky, Mirna 2003-04 Townsend, Meghan 2003-04 Travess, Tanya 1987-88 Travess, Trina 1984-86 Treinen, Tess 2004-06 Tuers, Michelle 1991-92 Turner, Liz 1984-85 -V- Vail, Maryn 1985-88 Viltz, Christi 1984-86 Vinberg, Dee 1984-85 -W- Walker, Tammy 1977-78 Webb, Lorrie 1994-96 Weber, Ashley 2004-06 Welton, Mandie 1997-99 Werner, Amy 1996-98 Werner, Teresa 1987-89 Whitfield, Sarah Brolsma 2008- Williams, Alice 1980-81 Williams, Lena 1998-99 Williams, Carmen 2008- Wilson, Debi 1976-77 Wilson, Kim 2008- Wilson, Rachelle 1993-94 Wollaston, Theresa 1980-81 Woodring, Audrea 1992-94 Wright, Kim 1997-98 -Y- Young, Kim 2000-01 -Z- Zajonc, Morgan 2004-06 Zumwalt, Sarah 1996-97

COACHES Women’s Basketball

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Coach Debbie Daggett (1969-72; 73-76) Record 48-30 .615

Year Won Lost Pct. Affiliation Playoffs 1969-70 6 4 .600 NCWSA Yes 1970-71 6 4 .600 NCWSA Yes 1971-72 3 8 .273 NCWSA - 1973-74 8 4 .667 NCWSA Yes 1974-75 11 5 .688 NCWSA 6th 1975-76 11 5 .737 NCWSA 5th 6 Years 48 30 .615 - - Coach Sue Thompson (1972-73; 76-85) Record 111-100 .526

Year Won Lost Pct. Affiliation Playoffs 1972-73 3 6 .333 NCWSA - 1976-77 16 4 .800 NCWSA 5th 1977-78 12 11 .522 NCWSA - 1978-79 10 11 .476 OCCAA - 1979-80 12 11 .522 OCCAA 1st Rnd. 1980-81 10 13 .435 OCCAA - 1981-82 5 16 .238 OCCAA - 1982-83 16 8 .667 OCCAA 3rd 1983-84 16 9 .640 NWAACC 1st Rnd. 1984-85 11 11 .500 NWAACC - 10 Years 111 100 .526 - - Coach Dave Loos (1985-97) Record 154-157 .495

Year Won Lost Pct. Affiliation Playoffs 1985-86 8 17 .320 NWAACC - 1986-87 13 13 .500 NWAACC - 1987-88 10 16 .385 NWAACC - 1988-89 4 17 .190 NWAACC - 1989-90 18 10 .643 NWAACC - 1990-91 12 14 .462 NWAACC - 1991-92 22 6 .786 NWAACC 1st Rnd. 1992-93 23 7 .767 NWAACC 5th 1993-94 13 11 .542 NWAACC - 1994-95 11 12 .478 NWAACC - 1995-96 13 14 .481 NWAACC - 1996-97 7 20 .259 NWAACC - 12 Years 154 157 .495 - -

Coach Cheryl Duman (1997-99) Record 28-28 .500

Year Won Lost Pct. Affiliation Playoffs 1997-98 14 13 .519 NWAACC - 1998-99 14 15 .483 NWAACC - 2 Years 28 28 .500 Coach Greg Sheley (1999-Present) Record 216-68 .761 Year Won Lost Pct. Affiliation Playoffs 1999-00 9 17 .346 NWAACC - 2000-01 14 15 .483 NWAACC - 2001-02 24 8 .750 NWAACC 7th 2002-03 25 8 .758 NWAACC 4th 2003-04 22 8 .733 NWAACC 6th 2004-05 31 3 .912 NWAACC 2nd 2005-06 33 1 .971 NWAACC 1st 2006-07 29 4 .879 NWAACC 1st 2007-08 29 4 .879 NWAACC 3rd 9 Years 216 68 .761 Winningest Coaches (Percentage) Name Years Won Lost Pct. Greg Sheley 9 216 68 .761 Debbie Dagget 6 48 30 .615 Sue Thompson 10 111 100 .526 Cheryl Duman 2 28 28 .500 Dave Loos 12 154 157 .495 Winningest Coaches (Wins)

Name Years Won Lost Pct. Greg Sheley 9 216 68 .761 Dave Loos 12 154 157 .495 Sue Thompson 10 111 100 .526 Debbie Dagget 6 48 30 .615 Cheryl Duman 2 28 28 .500

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RECORDS -SEASON Women’s Basketball

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SCORING 1. Maryanne Graham 645 91-92 2. Kellie Stonelake 635 90-91 3. Kelly Boles 505 92-93 4. Mercedes Alexander 479 07-08 5. Domonique King 461 03-04 6. Lindsay Admire 458 02-03 7. Kammy Martindale 455 06-07 8. Shelby Stephens 453 06-07 9. Talisha Rath 448 01-02 10. Cora McVey 445 04-05 11. Sarah Schaan 441 93-94 12. Vanessa Tagney 441 00-01 13. Stephanie Stephens 440 07-08 14. Lisa Fernandez 432 05-06 15. Mercedes Alexander 431 06-07 16. Rachael Koroush 429 96-97 17. Stacy Jepson 418 89-90 18. Chelsey Brock 417 03-04 19. Lisa Fernandez 413 04-05 20. Nicole Brown 412 01-02 21. Talisha Rath 400 02-03 22. Taralee Suppah 396 98-99 23. Maryanne Graham 392 86-67 24. LeAnn Swedberg 391 97-98 25. Jenny Sink 375 94-95

REBOUNDING

1. Mercedes Alexander 423 06-07 2. Mercedes Alexander 360 07-08 3. Margaret Hoyenga 332 92-93 4. Maryanne Graham 309 86-87 5. Vanessa Tagney 298 00-01 6. Maryanne Graham 285 91-92 7. Cora McVey 251 04-05 8. Shelby Stephens 245 06-07 9. Ashley Sequeira 233 03-04 10. Robin Drogee 232 97-98 11. Kailee Short 226 03-04 12. Ashley Sequeira 224 04-05 13. Lisa Fernandez 215 05-06 14. Cora McVey 211 05-06 15. Shela Pratt 211 94-95 16. Willow Williams 210 80-81 17. Talisha Rath 209 02-03 18. Krysten Leach 208 94-95 19. Lisa Fernandez 207 04-05 20. Sam Prentice 206 82-83 21. Shari Rose 206 83-84 22. Sarah Schaan 204 93-94 23. Ashley Weber 203 04-05

ASSISTS

1. Talisha Rath 190 02-03 2. Talisha Rath 189 01-02 3. Kelli Stonelake 181 90-91 4. Domonique King 177 05-06 5. Summer Milburn 165 92-93 6. Kellie Griner 161 04-05 7. Mandie Welton 144 97-98 8. Summer Milburn 137 92-93 9. Domonique King 124 03-04 10. Audrea Woodring 120 93-94

STEALS

1. Talisha Rath 138 01-02 2. Talisha Rath 137 02-03 3. Domonique King 135 03-04 4. Domonique King 116 05-06 5. Kellie Griner 113 04-05 6. Chelsey Brock 106 03-04 7. Cora McVey 99 05-06 8. Mercedes Alexander 98 06-07 9. Jenny Pippa 95 01-02 10. Sally Moore 93 02-03 11. Danielle Rouhier 92 02-03

BLOCKS 1. Shela Pratt 71 94-95 2. Ashley Sequeira 51 04-05 3. Ashley Weber 47 05-06 4. Ashley Weber 43 04-05 5. Stephanie Stephens 38 07-08 6. Kailee Short 38 03-04 7. Robin Droege 36 97-98 8. Kailee Short 35 02-03 9. Talisha Rath 30 02-03 10. Ashley Sequeira 29 03-04 11. Nicole Brown 27 01-02 12. Morgan Zajonc 22 05-06 13. Kammy Martindale 20 06-07 14. Lisa Fernandez 20 04-05 15. Stephanie Stephens 19 05-06

FGS MADE

1. Kelli Stonelake 262 89-91 2. Maryanne Graham 242 91-92 3. Mercedes Alexander 175 07-08 4. Stephanie Stephens 175 07-08 5. Lisa Fernandez 175 05-06 6. Lisa Fernandez 174 04-05 7. Shelby Stephens 172 06-07 8. Mercedes Alexander 166 06-07 9. Lindsay Admire 165 02-03 10. Nicole Brown 165 01-02 11. Vanessa Tagney 163 00-01 12. Kammy Martindale 157 06-07

FGS ATTEMPTED

1. Kelli Stonelake 542 90-91 2. Maryanna Graham 487 91-92 3. Mercedes Alexander 440 06-07 4. Talisha Rath 399 01-02 5. Domonique King 395 03-04 6. Lisa Fernandez 393 04-05 7. Mercedes Alexander 391 07-08 8. Lindsay Admire 391 02-03 9. Kammy Martindale 385 06-07 10. Nicole Brown 384 01-02

FG PERCENTAGE

1. Stephanie Stephens 55% 07-08 2. Jennifer Kimbrow 54% 07-08 3. Sarah Schaan 53% 92-93 4. Shelby Stephens 52% 06-07 5. Maryanne Graham 51% 91-92 6. Taralee Suppah 51% 98-99 7. Lisa Fernandez 50% 05-06 8. LeeAnn Genovese 49% 03-04 9. Stephanie Stephens 49% 05-06 10. Ashley Weber 48% 04-05

FTS MADE

1. Maryanne Graham 157 91-92 2. Cora McVey 145 04-05 3. Andrea Gustafson 134 95-96 4. Domonique King 122 03-04 5. Mercedes Alexander 120 07-08 6. Chelsey Brock 117 03-04 7. Vanessa Tagney 108 00-01 8. Emma Roth 106 99-00 9. Shelby Stephens 103 06-07 10. Stephanie Stephens 100 05-06

FTS ATTEMPTED

1. Maryanne Graham 246 91-92 2. Andrea Gustafson 194 95-96 3. Domonique King 185 03-04 4. Cora McVey 185 04-05 5. Vanessa Tagney 183 00-01 6. Mercedes Alexander 182 07-08 7. Mercedes Alexander 165 06-07

FT PERCENTAGE 1. Mandi Welton 83% 98-99 2. Cristi Hiatt 82% 96-97 3. Lindsay Admire 81% 01-02 4. Chelsey Brock 80% 03-04 5. Kristin Nelson 79% 04-05 6. Nicole Morgan 79% 07-08 7. Cora McVey 78% 04-05

3-PT FG MADE

1. Kammy Martindale 68 06-07 2. Lindsay Admire 67 02-03 3. Talisha Rath 65 01-02 4. Lindsay Admire 60 01-02 5. Morgan Zajonc 58 05-06 6. Talisha Rath 56 02-03 7. Lisa Busch 52 07-08 8. Emma Roth 49 99-00 9. Heidi Gilbert 49 00-01 10. Ashley Sequeira 48 04-05 11. Valerie Meyer 46 06-07

3-PT FG ATTEMPTED (Min. 100 attempts)

1. Kammy Martindale 209 06-07 2. Lindsay Admire 195 02-03 3. Heidi Gilbert 170 00-01 4. Talisha Rath 168 01-02 5. Lindsay Admire 166 01-02 6. Emma Roth 165 99-00 7. Morgan Zajonc 158 05-06 8. Talisha Rath 153 02-03 9. Valerie Meyer 152 07-08 10. Lisa Busch 147 07-08 11. Morgan Zajonc 146 04-05 12. Rachel Koroush 145 96-97 13. Valerie Meyer 140 06-07 14. Micah Mahling 124 07-08 15. Jennifer Bell 121 03-04 16. Ashley Sequeira 119 04-05 17. Jenny Pippa 119 01-02 18. Nicole Morgan 116 06-07 19. Christine Cabo 116 99-00 20. Kellie Griner 108 04-05 21. Rachael Koroush 101 98-99

3-PT. FG PERCENTAGE (Min. 2 attempts per)

1. Luci Cumutt 44% 90-91 2. Stacey Jepson 43% 89-90 3. Stephanie Backles 43% 92-93 4. Kelli Stonelake 42% 90-91 5. Ashley Sequeira 40% 04-05 6. Jenny Pippa 40% 00-01 7. Talisha Rath 39% 01-02 8. Taralee Suppah 39% 98-99 9. Morgan Zajonc 37% 05-06 10. Talisha Rath 37% 02-03 11. Lindsay Admire 36% 01-02 12. Cora McVey 36% 05-06 13. Rachael Koroush 36% 96-97 14. Kelly Boles 36% 92-93 15. Lisa Busch 35% 07-08 16. Jennifer Bell 35% 03-04 17. Leilani Finau 35% 95-96 18. Mandi Welton 35% 97-98

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RECORDS -CAREER Women’s Basketball

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SCORING (575+) 1. Maryanne Graham 1032 86-92 2. Kellie Stonelake 1002 89-91 3. Mercedes Alexander 910 06-08 4. Talisha Rath 848 01-03 5. Lisa Fernandez 845 04-06 6. Lindsay Admire 838 01-03 7. Kelly Boles 798 92-94 8. Sarah Schaan 786 92-94 9. Domonique King 786 03-06 10. Cora McVey 754 04-06 11. Stephanie Stephens 746 05-08 12. Chelsey Brock 705 02-04 13. Shelby Stephens 670 05-07 14. Sheryl Jones 669 86-88 15. Taralee Suppah 653 99-00 16. Morgan Zajonc 644 04-06 17. Kammy Martindale 631 05-07 18. Carrie Redifer 631 89-91 19. Jenny Sink 615 93-95 20. Ashley Sequeira 586 03-05

REBOUNDING (350+)

1. Mercedes Alexander 783 06-08 2. Maryanne Graham 594 86-92 3. Margaret Hoyenga 513 91-93 4. Cora McVey 462 04-06 5. Ashley Sequeira 457 03-05 6. Lisa Fernandez 422 04-06 7. Kailee Short 411 02-04 8. Talisha Rath 404 01-03 9. Shelby Stephens 401 05-07 10. Sarah Schaan 390 92-94 11. Robin Droege 387 96-98 12. Ellen Downey 373 74-76 13. Ashley Weber 367 04-06 14. Sam Prentice 353 82-84 15. Willow Williams 352 79-81 16. Nicki Essman 352 85-87 17. Jenny Kramer 350 94-96

ASSISTS (175+)

1. Talisha Rath 379 01-03 2. Domonique King 310 03-06 3. Kelli Stonelake 289 89-91 4. Mandi Welton 243 97-99 5. Summer Milburn 230 91-93 6. Kellie Griner 221 02-05 7. Mercedes Alexander 186 06-08 8. Morgan Zajonc 180 04-06 9. Jenny Pippa 176 00-02

-Updated 3/05/08

STEALS (115+) 1. Talisha Rath 275 01-03 2. Domonique King 255 03-06 3. Kellie Griner 202 02-05 4. Chelsey Brock 193 02-04 5. Cora McVey 164 04-06 6. Mercedes Alexander 163 06-08 7. Morgan Zajonc 163 04-06 8. Lindsay Admire 157 01-03 9. Sally Moore 152 02-05 10. Jenny Pippa 146 00-02 11. Nicole Morgan 135 06-08 12. Emma Roth 123 99-01 13. Sandra Isbell 118 00-02

BLOCKS (20+)

1. Ashley Weber 90 04-06 2. Ashley Sequeira 80 03-05 3. Kailee Short 73 02-04 4. Shela Pratt 71 94-95 5. Stephanie Stephens 57 05-08 6. Robin Droege 54 96-98 7. Talisha Rath 48 01-03 8. Kellie Griner 38 02-05 9. Lisa Fernandez 37 04-06 10. Morgan Zajonc 29 04-06 11. Nicole Brown 27 01-02 12. Kammy Martindale 26 05-07 13. Sally Moore 22 02-05 14. Christina Cabo 20 98-00

FG MADE (240+)

1. Kelli Stonelake 432 89-91 2. Maryanne Graham 407 86-92 3. Lisa Fernandez 349 04-06 4. Mercedes Alexander 341 06-08 5. Lindsay Admire 293 01-03 6. Talisha Rath 282 01-03 7. Stephanie Stephens 278 05-08 8. Domonique King 274 03-06 9. Shelby Stephens 261 05-07 10. Taralee Suppah 257 98-00 11. Cora McVey 244 04-06

FIELD GOALS ATT (500+)

1. Kelli Stonelake 897 89-91 2. Maryanne Graham 861 86-92 3. Mercedes Alexander 831 06-08 4. Talisha Rath 762 01-03 5. Lisa Fernandez 743 04-06 6. Lindsay Admire 704 01-03 7. Domonique King 662 03-06 8. Cora McVey 596 04-06 9. Morgan Zajonc 585 04-06 10. Taralee Suppah 580 98-00 11. Kammy Martindale 551 05-07 12. Kailee Short 542 02-04 13. Shelby Stephens 533 05-07 14. Ashley Sequeira 532 03-05 15. Stephanie Stephens 530 05-08 16. Jenny Pippa 520 00-02 17. Emma Roth 512 99-01

FIELD GOAL % (Min. 250 Attempts)

1. Stephanie Stephens .524 05-08 2. Sarah Schaan .507 92-94 3. Shelby Stephens .490 05-07 4. LeeAnn Genovese .487 01-04 5. Kelli Stonelake .482 89-91 6. Sandra Isbell .473 00-02 7. Maryanne Graham .473 86-92 8. Lisa Fernandez .470 04-06

FT MADE (100+) 1. Cora McVey 229 04-06 2. Maryanne Graham 225 86-92 3. Mercedes Alexander 216 06-08 4. Domonique King 211 03-06 5. Chelsey Brock 203 02-04 6. Stephanie Stephens 184 05-08 7. Emma Roth 173 99-01 8. Talisha Rath 163 01-03 9. Lisa Fernandez 147 04-06 10. Jenny Sink 144 93-95 11. Shelby Stephens 139 05-07 12. Kelli Stonelake 138 89-91 13. Kammy Martindale 111 05-07 14. Kristin Nelson 108 03-05 15. Vanessa Tagney 108 00-01

FT ATTEMPTED (200+) 1. Maryanne Graham 409 86-92 2. Mercedes Alexander 347 06-08 3. Domonique King 317 03-06 4. Cora McVey 295 04-06 5. Chelsey Brock 268 02-04 6. Stephanie Stephens 254 05-08 7. Emma Roth 254 99-01 8. Lisa Fernandez 249 04-06 9. Kailee Short 229 02-04 10. Talisha Rath 217 01-03 11. Shelby Stephens 208 05-07

FT % (Min. 100 Attempts)

1. Cora Mcvey 78% 04-06 2. Lindsay Admire 78% 01-03 3. Gail Rogers 77% 76-78 4. Kristin Nelson 76% 03-05 5. Talisha Rath 75% 01-03 6. Chelsey Brock 75% 02-04 7. Kammy Martindale 74% 05-07

3-PT FG MADE (65+)

1. Lindsay Admire 127 01-03 2. Talisha Rath 121 01-03 3. Morgan Zajonc 100 04-06 4. Rachael Koroush 95 96-99 5. Valerie Meyer 86 06-08 6. Kammy Martindale 86 05-07 7. Jenny Pippa 70 00-02 8. Heidi Gilbert 67 00-02 9. Emma Roth 66 99-01

3-PT FG ATT (200+)

1. Lindsay Admire 361 01-03 2. Talisha Rath 331 01-03 3. Morgan Zajonc 304 04-06 4. Valerie Meyer 292 06-08 5. Kammy Martindale 281 05-07 6. Rachael Koroush 276 96-99 7. Emma Roth 254 99-01 8. Heidi Gilbert 231 00-01 9. Nicole Morgan 212 06-08

3-PT. FG % (Min. 100 Attempts)

1. Ashley Sequeira 39% 03-05 2. Talisha Rath 37% 01-03 3. Lindsay Admire 35% 01-03 4. Rachel Koroush 34% 96-99 5. Morgan Zajonc 33% 04-06

MORE RECORDS Women’s Basketball

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GAME Points 42 Domonique King 03-04 Rebounds 26 Mercedes Alexander 06-07 24 Ellen Downey 74-75 24 Mercedes Alexander 06-07 Assists 14 Kelli Stonelake 90-91 Steals 14 Domonique King 03-04 Blocks 7 Shela Pratt 94-95 Field Goals 18 Kelli Stonelake 91-92 Field Goals Attempted 30 Mercedes Alexander 06-07 26 Maryanne Graham 91-92 Free Throws 16 Mercedes Alexander 07-08 15 Kelly Boles 90-91 15 Teresa Wagner 86-87 Free Throws Attempted 22 Maryanna Graham 91-92 3PT Field Goals 10 Lindsay Admire 01-02 3PT Field Goals Attempted 21 Lindsay Admire 01-02 SEASON Field Goals 262 Kelli Stonelake 90-91 Field Goals Attempted 542 Kelli Stonelake 90-91 3PT Field Goals 68 Kammy Martindale 06-07 3 PT Field Goals Attempted 209 Kammy Martindale 06-07 195 Lindsay Admire 02-03 Free Throws 157 Maryanne Graham 91-92 Free Throws Attemtped 246 Maryanne Graham 91-92 Free Throw Percentage .830 Mandi Welton 98-99 Field Goal Percentage .552 Stephanie Stephens 07-08 3PT Field Goal Percentage .440 Luci Cumutt 90-91 Scoring Average 24.8 Maryanne Graham 91-92 Rebound Average 13.6 Mercedes Alexander 06-07 Points 645 Maryanne Graham 91-92 Rebounds 423 Mercedes Alexander 06-07 Assists 190 Talisha Rath 02-03 Steals 138 Talisha Rath 02-03 CAREER Field Goals 432 Kelli Stonelake 90-92 Field Goal Attempts 897 Kelli Stonelake 90-92 3PT Field Goals 127 Lindsay Admire 01-03 3PT Field Goals Attempted 361 Lindsay Admire 01-03 Free Throws 229 Cora McVey 04-06 Free Throws Attempted 409 Maryanne Graham 86-92 Points 1039 Maryanne Graham 86-92 Scoring Average 20.0 Maryanne Graham 86-92 Rebounds 783 Mercedes Alexander 06-08 Rebounds Average 12.2 Mercedes Alexander 06-08 Assists 379 Talisha Rath 01-03 Steals 275 Talisha Rath 01-03 Field Goal Percentage .524 Stephanie Stephens 05-08 3PT Field Goal Percentage .370 Talisha Rath 01-03 Free Throw Percentage .780 Lindsay Admire 01-03 -Updated 3/5/08

TEAM STATS SEASON(S) Most Wins 33 2005-06 Best Won-Lost Pct. .971 (33-1) 2005-06 Consecutive Wins 25 2005-06/2006-07 Consecutive Home Wins 63 2001-Current Consecutive Road Wins 17 2005-06/2006-07 Most Points 2735 2007-08 Scoring Average 82.9 2007-08 Winning Margin 25.6 2005-06 Most 3PT FG Made 228 2007-08 Most 3PT FG Attempted 728 2007-08 GAME Most Points Scored 127 Vs. SWOCC 06-07 126 Vs. PCC 91-92 Most Points in One Half 68 Vs. PCC 91-92 68 Vs. SWOCC 06-07 Least allowed in One Half 7 Vs. SWOCC 04-05 Least allowed in Game 32 Vs. SWOCC 06-07 32 Vs. Grays Harbor 07-08 Most FG Made 49 Vs. SWOCC 06-07 49 Vs. PCC 91-92 Most 3PT FG Made 17 Vs. Linn-Benton 07-08 Most 3PT FG Attempted 39 At Mt. Hood 01-02 Most Rebounds 69 Vs. Yakima Valley 06-07 Larget Margin of Victory 81 Vs. NCC (121-40) 00-01 79 Vs. SWOCC (111-32) 06-07 76 Vs. Mt. Hood (114-38) 05-06 70 Vs. Olympic (112-42) 06-07

Domonique King

YEARLY LEADERS Women’s Basketball

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SCORING LEADERS Season Player Pts. Avg 1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 Sue Mitchell 1973-74 Lisa Fox 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 Janel Huser 275 13.8 1977-78 Cindy Corkum 244 10.6 1978-79 Lori Drew 248 11.8 1979-80 Lori Drew 276 12.0 1980-81 Deana Allen 292 13.3 1981-82 Deana Allen 258 11.2 1982-83 Dawn Bredesen 355 14.8 1983-84 Liz Turner 347 13.9 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 Maryanne Graham 387 14.9 1987-88 Sheryl Jones 329 12.6 1988-89 Teresa Werner 300 15.0 1989-90 Stacy Jepson 418 14.8 1990-91 Kelli Stonelake 635 24.4 1991-92 Maryanne Graham 645 24.8 1992-93 Kelly Boles 505 16.8 1993-94 Sarah Schaan 441 18.3 1994-95 Jenny Sink 375 16.3 1995-96 Andrea Gustafson 326 12.1 1996-97 Rachel Koroush 429 15.9 1997-98 LeAnn Swedberg 391 14.5 1998-99 Taralee Suppah 396 14.1 1999-00 Emma Roth 341 14.2 2000-01 Vanessa Tagney 441 15.2 2001-02 Talisha Rath 448 14.0 2002-03 Lindsay Admire 458 13.9 2003-04 Domonique King 461 15.4 2004-05 Cora McVey 445 13.5 Lisa Fernandez 413 15.3 2005-06 Lisa Fernandez 432 13.9 2006-07 Kammy Martindale 455 15.7 2007-08 Mercedes Alexander 479 14.5

-Some data is missing as we continue to restat some of the early years

REBOUNDING LEADERS Season Player Rbs. Avg1969-70 1970-71 1971-72 1972-73 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 1976-77 Janel Huser 164 8.2 1977-78 Cindy Corkum 191 8.3 1978-79 Lori Drew 156 7.4 1979-80 1980-81 Willow Williams 210 9.1 1981-82 1982-83 Sam Prentice 206 8.6 1983-84 Shari Rose 206 8.2 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 Maryanne Graham 309 11.91987-88 Tanya Thompson 168 6.5 1988-89 Krista Gorham 145 6.9 1989-90 1990-91 Katy Carter 152 6.3 1991-92 Mayanne Graham 285 11.0 1992-93 Margaret Hoyenga 332 11.1 1993-94 Sarah Schaan 204 8.5 1994-95 Shela Pratt 211 9.2 1995-96 Jenny Kramer 185 7.1 1996-97 Robin Droege 155 5.7 Crysti Hiatt 149 5.7 1997-98 Robin Droege 232 8.6 1998-99 Katrina McClaugh 160 5.7 1999-00 Taralee Suppah 146 5.6 2000-01 Vanessa Tagney 298 10.32001-02 Talisha Rath 196 6.1 2002-03 Talisha Rath 209 6.3 2003-04 Ashley Sequeria 233 7.8 2004-05 Cora McVey 251 7.6 Lisa Fernandez 207 7.7 2005-06 Lisa Fernandez 215 6.9 2006-07 Mercedes Alexander 423 13.62007-08 Mercedes Alexander 360 10.9 BLOCKS LEADERS Season Player Blks. Avg1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 Shela Pratt 71 3.1 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 Robin Droege 36 1.3 1998-99 Christina Cabo 14 .5 1999-00 Christina Cabo 14 .5 2000-01 Nikki Carlson 20 .7 2001-02 Nicole Brown 27 .9 2002-03 Kailee Short 35 1.1 2003-04 Kailee Short 38 1.3 2004-05 Ashley Sequeria 51 1.5 2005-06 Ashley Weber 47 1.5 2006-07 Kammy Martindale 20 .7 2007-08 Stephanie Stephens 38 1.2

ASSISTS LEADERS Season Player Ast. Avg1976-77 Lori McKay 51 1977-78 1978-79 Kelly Smith 66 1979-80 Lori Brumley 84 1980-81 Lori Brumley 60 1981-82 1982-83 Dawn Bredesen 68 2.8 1983-84 1984-85 1985-86 1986-87 Sheryl Jones 109 4.2 1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 Kelli Stonelake 181 7.0 1991-92 Katy Carter 119 4.4 1992-93 Summer Milburn 165 5.4 1993-94 Andrea Woodring 120 5.0 1994-95 Jenny Sink 76 3.3 1995-96 Andrea Gustafson 115 4.3 1996-97 Amy Werner 108 4.0 1997-98 Mandie Welton 144 5.3 1998-99 Mandie Welton 99 3.4 1999-00 Jennifer Hedges 102 3.9 2000-01 Jenny Pippa 85 4.3 2001-02 Talisha Rath 189 5.9 2002-03 Talisha Rath 190 5.8 2003-04 Domonique King 124 4.1 2004-05 Kellie Griner 161 4.7 2005-06 Domonique King 177 5.4 2006-07 Mercedes Alexander 83 2.7 2007-08 Mercedes Alexander 103 3.1 STEALS LEADERS Season Player Stl. Avg1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 LeAnn Sweberg 77 2.9 1998-99 Taralee Suppah 60 2.1 1999-00 Emma Roth 66 2.8 2000-01 Sandra Isbell 66 2.3 Jenny Pippa 51 2.6 2001-02 Talisha Rath 138 4.3 2002-03 Talisha Rath 137 4.2 2003-04 Domonique King 135 4.5 2004-05 Kellie Griner 113 3.3 2005-06 Domonique King 116 3.5 2006-07 Mecedes Alexander 98 3.2 2007-08 Micah Mahling 83 2.5

AWARD WINNERS Women’s Basketball

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TEAM MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1976-77 Janel Huser 1977-78 Cindy Corkum 1978-79 Lori Quick 1979-80 Lori Drew 1980-81 Colleen Schreiber 1981-82 Dena Allen 1982-83 Dawn Bredesen 1983-84 Shari Rose 1984-85 Liz Turner 1985-86 Trina Travess 1986-87 Sheryl Jones 1987-88 Sheryl Jones 1988-89 Tracie Looney 1990-91 Kelli Stonelake 1991-92 Maryanne Graham 1992-93 Summer Milburn 1993-94 Kelly Boles 1994-95 Jenny Sink 1995-96 Megan Miller 1996-97 Rachel Korush 1997-98 Robin Droege 1998-99 Taralee Suppah 1999-00 Emma Roth 2000-01 Vanessa Tagney 2001-02 Talisha Rath 2002-03 Talisha Rath 2003-04 Domonique King 2004-05 Cora McVey 2005-06 Cora McVey/Domonique King 2006-07 Mercedes Alexander 2007-08 Mercedes Alexander NWAACC “SOPHOMORE” ALL-STARS 1987-99 Sheryl Jones 1989-90 Stacy Jepson 1990-91 Kelli Stonelake 1991-92 Maryanne Graham 1992-93 Summer Milburn 1993-94 Kelly Boles 1995-96 Jenny Kramer 2000-01 Vanessa Tagney 2001-02 Jenny Pippa Nicole Brown 2002-03 Talisha Rath Lindsay Admire 2003-04 Chelsey Brock 2004-05 Ashley Sequeira Sally Moore Kellie Griner 2005-06 Domonique King Cora McVey Lisa Fernandez 2006-07 Kammy Martindale Shelby Stephens 2007-08 Stephanie Stephens Nicole Morgan Mercedes Alexander

NWAACC ALL-TOURNEY 1992-93 Margaret Hoyenga 2001-02 Nicole Brown 2002-03 Talisha Rath 2003-04 LeeAnne Genovese 2004-05 Cora McVey Ashley Weber 2005-06 Domonique King (MVP) Cora McVey Lisa Fernandez Stephanie Stephens Morgan Zajonc 2006-07 Mercedes Alexander (MVP) Kammy Martindale 2007-08 Mercedes Alexander

HALL OF FAME MEMBERS

Individuals Sport Years Anderson, Greg Men’s Basketball 1972-79 Baltzer, Keith Men’s Basketball 1976-78 Barbosa, Jose-Luiz Track 1986 Bates, Dale Coaching/Administration 1973-91 Booth, Mark Wrestling 1974-76 Booth, Murray Wrestling 1972-74 Bredesen-Craig, Dawn Women’s Basketball 1981-83 Brumley-Heldt, Lori Track 1968-70 Creed, Bob Support 1968-96 Dickerson, Sandi Cross Country/Track 1979-81 Evans, Jim Support 1969-Present Hixon, Rob Wrestling 1980-81 Hummel, Deann Baseball 1978-80 Jaffarian, Edwin Tennis 1972-74 Jarvis, Matt Support 1972-Present Johnson, Joel Track 1976-77 Lass-Phillips, Lisha Track 1980-81 Madden, Milt Support 1969-Present Magness, Dave Cross Country/Track 1978-79 Martin, Ken Track 1976-78 Manley, Mike Cross Country/Track 1978-81 McNeale, Jan Track 1981-83 Merlau, Greg Men’s Basketball 1982-84 Morris, Nathan Track 1981-83 O’Leary-Morton, Anne Cross Country/Track 1979-80 Pappas, Tom Track 1994-96 Radcliffe, Bob Support 1969-Present Rexius, Arlen Wrestling 1973-75 Roth, Debbie Track 1975 Stonelake, Kelli Women’s Basketball 1988-90 Wilken, Lyndell X-Country/Track Coach 1980-89

TEAMS

Teams Years Men’s Cross Country 1972 Men’s Basketball 1977-78 Women’s Cross Country 1979 Women’s Volleyball 1981

MOVING ON Women’s Basketball

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Here at Lane it is important to the coaching staff that players continue their educational careers after Lane. While it is impossible to list every player that has gone on to a four-year school, we provide a list of those that have continued both their academic and basketball careers in the last 10 years.

NAME SCHOOL AT LANE Robin Droege Adams State 1996-98 Danielle McCallum Adams State 1997-99 Christina Cabo Cal State University-Stanislaus 1998-00 Taralee Suppah Fort Lewis College 1998-00 Heidi Gilbert Cascade College 2000-02 Jenny Pippa Cascade College 2000-02 Sandra Isabell Eastern Oregon University 2000-02 Nicole Brown Cascade College/Warner Pacific 2001-02 Janell Sapienza Southern Oregon University 2001-02 Talisha Rath University of Nevada Reno 2001-03 Jennifer Bell Willamette University 2002-04 Chelsey Brock Southern Oregon University 2002-04 Kailee Short Southern Oregon University 2002-04 Kellie Griner Oregon Institute of Technology 2002-05 Kristen Nelson Northwest Christian College 2003-05 Ashley Sequeira Missouri Valley College 2003-05 Domonique King Mesa State 2003-06 Cora McVey Oregon Institute of Technology 2004-06 Lisa Fernandez Northern Arizona University 2004-06 LeAsia Jones Evergreen State College 2005-06 Kammy Martindale Regis University 2005-07 Calie McVicker Northwest Christian College 2005-07 Lisa Busch Oregon Institute of Technology 2007-08 Nicole Morgan Oregon Institute of Technology 2006-08 Mercedes Alexander Seattle University 2006-08

Kammy Martindale Cora McVey


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Back Row (left to right): Head Coach Greg Sheley, Jennifer Hedges, Ashlyn Terry, Christina Cabo, Kelly Robertson, Emma Roth, Asst. Coach Karen Bauer. Front Row (left to right): Erin Smith, Isabel Benitez,

Julie Emmerling, Shelby Ronin, Taralee Suppah, Lorea Jones, Mandy Peters.

Overall Record: 9-17 IN REVIEW: Greg Sheley struggled in his debut, winning a career-low nine games as he went through the year with only seven and eight players available at any given time, none of which were Sheley recruited players. HONORS: Emma Roth was named 2nd team All-Southern Region, and Team MVP. PLAYERS ADVANCING: Christina Cabo-CSU Stansilous, Jennifer Hedges-Boise State, and Taralee Suppah-Fort Lewis College

1999-00 LANE TITAN STATISTICS OVERALL G FG FGA % 3FG 3AT % FT FTA % R A TO S B PTS AvG

Benitez 4 1 8 13 0 1 0 2 2 100 5 6 12 6 0 4 1.0 Cabo 26 88 263 33 36 116 31 37 55 67 127 44 49 43 14 249 9.6 Hedges 26 94 243 38 19 62 31 37 59 63 90 102 79 43 3 244 9.4 Jones 26 19 56 34 0 4 0 5 11 45 42 26 49 13 0 43 1.7 Ronin 26 65 162 40 4 7 57 88 117 75 121 22 57 32 1 222 8.5 Roth 24 93 293 32 49 165 30 106 157 68 67 47 77 66 4 341 14.2 Smith 26 71 181 39 8 25 32 64 91 70 114 16 48 30 3 215 8.3 Suppah 26 98 244 40 21 77 27 40 51 78 146 31 53 51 4 257 9.9 Terry 26 47 132 36 0 3 0 58 100 58 137 12 46 29 6 152 5.8 Lane 26 576 1588 36 137 460 30 437 643 68 849 306 470 313 35 1727 66.4 Opponents 26 691 1636 42 124 387 32 317 491 65 1063 545 85 1821 70.0


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Back Row (left to right): Asst. Coach Kevin Grumbley, Kim Young, Amber Thomas, Vanessa Tagney, Niki Carlson, Sarah Line, Sandra Isbell, Head Coach Greg Sheley. Front Row (left to

right): Katie Jacobson, Kelly Robertson, Jenny Pippa, Emma Roth, Ashlyn Terry, Heidi Gilbert.

Overall Record: 14-15 I N R E V I E W : Barely missing the playoffs due to major player injuries down the stretch, this squad showed marked improvement as they went 14-15, gaining a new-found respect from opponents along the way. HONORS: Vanessa Tagney was named 2nd team All-Southern Region, and team MVP. PLAYERS ADVANCING: Ashlyn Terry-Western Oregon.


Pippa 20 77 207 37 29 73 40 52 72 72 69 85 71 51 2 235 11.8 Robertson 29 47 168 28 12 50 24 15 27 56 66 19 36 11 6 121 4.2 Isbell 29 80 184 43 8 28 29 54 82 66 100 58 84 66 4 224 7.7 Roth 27 69 219 32 17 89 19 67 97 69 77 48 89 57 4 222 8.2 Gilbert 28 113 309 37 49 170 29 29 42 69 70 68 59 61 3 304 8.2 Terry 26 41 102 40 - - - 26 66 39 93 18 31 34 4 106 4.1 Jacobson 26 36 119 30 4 30 13 26 42 62 91 62 87 35 3 102 3.9 Carlson 28 19 43 44 1 8 25 18 28 64 50 8 14 9 20 58 2.1 Young 25 51 129 40 4 13 31 53 90 59 108 27 59 21 6 159 6.4 Thomas 29 50 116 43 - 0 - 44 73 60 161 22 36 29 16 144 5.0 Tagney 29 163 37 44 7 34 21 108 183 59 298 18 100 36 6 441 15.2 Lane 29 746 1967 38 132 495 27 492 802 61 1192 433 666 410 74 2116 73.0


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Back Row (left to right): Coach Greg Sheley, Lindsay Admire, Nicole Brown, Kristen Miller, Heidi Gilbert, Jenny Pippa, Sandra Isbell, Jessica Hedges, Katy Thomas, Asst. Coach Mike Lee, Asst. Coach Karen

Bauer. Front Row (left to right): Asst. Coach Kevin Grumbley, Sarah T’eo, Talisha Rath, Ashleigh Strothers, Janell Sapienza, Kristen Stookey, Lee Ann Genovese, Kindra Koch, Cheris Ewing, Asst. Coach

Steve Evans.

Overall Record: 24-8 IN REVIEW: With only three returning players from last year’s squad, Sheley tapped into local talent, landing future All-Stars; Talisha Rath, Lindsey Admire, and Nicole Brown. This team went on to win a then school-record 24 games, and finish 7th in the N W A A C C tournament. Five players from this squad went on to play at 4-year schools at the season’s end. HONORS: Talisha Rath was named 1st team All-Southern Region and Nicole Brown was named 2nd team All-Southern Region, Rath was named the team’s M V P , and Brown made the NWAACC All-Tournament team. PLAYERS ADVANCING: Jenny Pippa, Heid i Gilbert, and Nicole Brown-Cascade College, Sandra Isbell-The University of Eastern Oregon, Janell Sapienza-The University of Southern Oregon.


Pippa 31 116 313 37 41 119 34 22 37 59 123 91 77 95 4 295 9.5 Miller 5 3 9 33 0 1 0 3 9 33 9 4 4 2 1 9 1.8 Admire 31 128 313 41 60 166 36 64 79 81 59 55 60 72 6 380 12.3 Ewing 25 15 39 38 2 10 20 11 17 65 26 8 11 5 0 43 1.7 Isbell 31 117 234 50 13 38 34 60 80 75 119 54 78 52 6 307 9.9 Hedges 14 14 33 42 1 2 50 4 6 67 15 3 8 5 2 33 2.4 Gilbert 15 51 132 39 18 61 30 5 8 63 35 30 27 47 2 125 8.3 Rath 32 146 399 37 65 168 39 91 122 75 196 189 132 138 18 448 14.0 Sapienza 30 39 119 33 - - - 32 63 51 172 32 35 34 4 110 3.7 Koch 4 1 2 50 - - - 2 2 100 4 1 4 0 0 4 1.0 Strother 29 31 82 38 0 1 0 13 23 57 49 11 26 13 1 75 2.6 Stookey 27 53 135 39 0 12 0 10 17 59 83 18 20 25 15 116 4.3 Te’o 5 2 10 20 0 2 0 3 6 50 16 4 4 2 0 7 1.4 Genovese 32 77 159 48 2 4 50 34 56 61 146 9 50 27 1 190 5.9 Brown 30 165 384 43 15 56 27 67 96 70 114 46 67 77 27 412 13.7 Lane 32 958 41 217 640 34 421 621 68 1166 555 612 594 85 2554 79.8 Opponents 32 719 41 119 370 32 495 772 64 1182 416 939 264 83 2052 64.1


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Front Row (left to right): Corrinne Kaleese, Jessica Hedges, Kailee Short, LeeAnn Genovese, Kristine Hilt, Jenna Cleveland, Katy Echauri, Chelsey Brock, Linsey Christiansen, Tracie DeJager.

Back Row (left to right): Asst. Coach Kevin Grumbley, Asst. Coach Karen Bauer, Jennifer Bell, Lindsay Admire, Celia Moore, Erin Thomas, Talisha Rath, Danielle Rouhier, Kellie Griner,

Asst. Coach Mike Lee, Head Coach Greg Sheley.

Overall Record: 25-8 IN REVIEW: Lane capped off the best season in school history by winning a share of the Southern Division Title, and placing 4th in the tournament. The Titans compiled the NWAACC’s fourth-best record, 25-8, including a 11-3 divisional mark. HONORS: Talisha Rath and Lindsay Admire were named 1st team All-Southern Region, Rath was named team MVP and 1st team All-Tournament. PLAYERS ADVANCING: Talisha Rath -The University of Nevada-Reno.


Admire 33 165 391 42 67 195 34 61 80 76 91 99 87 85 10 458 13.9 Bell 32 28 86 33 305 30 17 7 20 35 45 23 25 36 2 68 2.1 Brock 32 98 237 41 276 27 22 86 122 70 90 83 94 87 5 288 9.0 Christiansen 1 0 1 0 10 1 0 - - - 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 27 21 37 57 - - - 10 20 50 31 12 25 8 9 52 1.9 DeJager 2 1 2 50 - - - 3 4 75 2 1 1 2 0 5 2.5 Echauri 6 1 6 17 - - - - - - 2 3 2 2 0 2 .3 Genovese 2 3 4 75 - - - 2 2 100 3 0 2 4 0 8 4.0 Griner 4 13 27 48 6 11 55 5 6 83 14 6 10 7 0 37 9.3 Hedges 6 2 9 22 - 0 - 4 4 100 2 2 4 2 0 8 1.3 Hilt 33 107 227 47 - 0 - 41 75 55 158 16 54 27 20 255 7.7 Kaleese 20 6 24 25 0 3 0 1 2 50 16 18 5 7 1 13 .7 Moore 27 69 153 45 6 19 32 47 88 53 138 62 64 93 12 191 7.1 Rath 33 136 363 37 56 153 37 72 95 76 209 190 148 137 30 400 12.1 Rouheir 33 134 309 43 0 6 0 80 139 58 131 25 65 92 6 348 10.5 Short 33 101 247 41 - - - 63 112 56 185 17 57 37 35 265 8.0 Thomas 29 29 65 45 0 2 0 4 10 40 55 10 16 11 20 62 2.1 Lane 33 914 2188 42 146 447 33 486 779 62 1172 567 661 637 150 2460 74.5 Opponents 33 662 1845 36 114 403 28 478 722 66 1179 372 1001 318 103 1920 58.2


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Back Row (left to right): Head Coach Greg Sheley, Asst. Coach Heidi Gilbert, Meghan Townsend, Angie Woolhiser, Ashley Sequeira, Kailee Short, Jenna Cleveland, LeeAnn Genovese, Asst. Coach Kevin Grumbley, Asst. Coach Mike

Lee. Front Row (left to right): Mirna Toukalty, Kellie Griner, Corrinne Kaleese, Domonique King, Kristin Nelson, Jennifer Bell, Chelsey Brock.

Overall Record: 22-8

IN REVIEW: Lane finished 2nd in the Southern Region. They made it to the NWAACC Championships for the 3rd year in a row and finished the season by placing 6th at the NWAACC Championships. HONORS: Domonique King, 1st Team All-Southern Region, Chelsey Brock, 2nd team All-Southern Region, LeeAnn Genovese, 2nd team NWAACC All-Tournament. PLAYERS ADVANCING: Jennifer Bell – Willamette University, Chelsey Brock, Kailee Short – Southern Oregon University

2003-04 LANE TITAN STATISTICS OVERALL G M FG FGA % 3FG 3AT % FT FTA % R A PF TO S B PTS AvGBell 29 562 64 175 36.6 42 121 34.7 13 23 56.5 74 26 49 45 53 3 183 6.3 Brock 30 842 144 368 39.1 12 53 22.6 117 146 80.1 94 67 64 108 106 7 417 13.9 Cleveland 29 299 17 53 32.1 0 3 0.00 6 12 50.0 64 8 24 33 18 8 40 1.4 Genovese 26 493 94 192 49.0 0 0 - 51 104 49.0 167 8 62 58 32 1 239 9.2 Griner 28 719 56 185 30.0 18 85 21.2 29 46 63.0 114 54 80 68 82 22 159 5.7 King 30 909 163 395 41.3 13 42 31.0 122 185 66.0 112 124 67 124 135 4 461 15.4 Nelson 30 374 26 67 38.8 1 9 11.1 24 34 70.6 67 23 26 36 17 4 77 2.6 Sequeira 30 687 91 222 41.0 3 11 27.3 53 87 60.9 233 16 86 63 30 29 238 7.9 Short 30 878 129 295 43.7 0 0 - 71 117 60.7 226 17 80 68 56 38 329 11.0 Townsend 26 208 18 54 33.3 2 12 16.7 13 19 68.4 30 15 16 17 14 1 51 2.1 Lane 30 802 2006 40.0 91 336 27.1 499 774 64.5 1181 358 554 620 544 117 2194 73.1 Opponents 30 626 1734 36.1 109 409 26.7 396 586 67.6 1068 376 - 832 296 116 1757 58.4


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Back Row (Left to Right): Amy Parker, Kellie Griner, Kristin Nelson, Corrinne Kaleese, Sally Moore, Cora McVey, Lisa Fernandez, Ashley Weber, Ashley Sequeira, Morgan Zajonc, Danielle Rouhier, Tess Treinen, Kassie Fortier, Jessie Moore, Domonique King

Front Row (Left to Right): Asst. Coach Bethany Jennings, Head Coach Greg Sheley, Asst. Coach Kevin Grumbley

Overall Record: 31-3 IN REVIEW: Winningest team in school history. Finished as NWAACC runners-up. HONORS: Cora McVey and Lisa Fernandez (1st Team All-Southern Region). Ashley Sequeria (2nd team All-Southern Region). Cora McVey (1st team All-Tournament). Ashley Weber (2nd team All-Tournament). Cora McVey named the team MVP. PLAYERS ADVANCING: Kellie Griner -Oregon Institute of Technology, Kristen Nelson –Northwest Christian College.

2004-05 LANE TITAN STATISTICS OVERALL G FG FGA % 3FG 3AT % FT FTA % R A PF TO S B PTS AvG Fernandez 27 174 393 44 0 1 0 65 109 60 207 16 67 81 44 20 413 15.3 Fortier 20 12 35 34 1 13 8 4 10 40 11 15 9 12 8 0 29 1.5 Griner 34 94 251 37 31 108 29 73 100 73 122 161 92 113 113 16 292 8.6 Kaleese 16 9 20 45 1 4 25 8 12 67 23 5 5 4 4 1 27 1.7 King 2 5 13 38 0 4 0 2 2 100 3 9 0 3 4 0 12 6.0 McVey 33 148 340 44 4 15 27 145 185 78 251 56 74 75 65 8 445 13.5 Moore, J 32 43 121 36 22 75 29 12 22 55 38 30 25 36 33 1 120 3.8 Moore, S 25 35 84 42 2 8 25 25 49 51 105 34 68 44 59 10 97 3.9 Nelson 34 58 171 34 12 47 26 84 107 79 103 45 40 58 45 2 212 6.2 Parker 27 13 38 34 1 6 17 2 5 40 36 26 27 29 20 0 29 1.1 Rouher 16 23 69 33 0 1 0 18 34 53 51 9 23 27 10 9 64 4.0 Sequeira 33 127 310 41 48 119 40 46 66 70 224 43 88 81 66 51 348 10.5 Treinen 12 31 76 41 17 56 30 15 26 58 31 14 15 17 15 0 94 7.8 Weber 34 123 258 48 0 2 0 20 35 57 203 31 68 52 35 43 266 7.8 Zajonc 28 111 286 39 42 146 29 21 29 72 100 79 43 63 85 7 285 10.2 Lane 34 1006 2465 41 181 605 30 540 791 68 1508 573 644 695 606 168 2733 80.4 Opponents 34 681 1975 34 144 498 29 412 697 59 1078 361 996 327 90 1918 56.4


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Back Row (left to right): Asst. Coach Kevin Grumbley, Morgan Zajonc, Cora McVey, Ashley Weber, Lisa Fernandez, Stephanie Stephens, Kammy Martindale, LeAsia Jones, Head Coach Greg Sheley. Front Row (left to right): Calie McVicker, Tess Trienen,

Ashley Ficek, Domonique King, and Shelby Stephens.

Overall Record: 33-1 IN REVIEW: Lane won their first ever NWAACC Championship, their 3rd straight Southern Region Title, made their 5th straight tournament appearance, and finished with the second most single season wins in NWAACC history. HONORS: Domonique King, 1st team All-Southern Region NWAACC, Tourney MVP. Cora McVey 1st team All-Southern Region, NWAACC Tourney 1st team. Lisa Fernandez 1st team All-Southern Region, NWAACC Tourney 2nd Team. Morgan Zajonc , NWAACC All-Tourney 2nd team. Stephanie Stephans NWAACC Tourney 1st team. PLAYERS ADVANCING: Domonique King – Mesa State, Lisa Fernandez – Northern Arizona University, Cora McVey – Oregon Institute of Technology.


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Back Row (Left to Right): Stephanie Stephens, Asst. Coach Kevin Grumbley, Nicole Morgan, Danielle Thompson Rodgers, Kammy Martindale, Bittany Evans, Calie McVicker, Head Coach Greg Sheley

Front Row (Left to Right): Shelby Stephens, Sherri Gates, Mercedes Alexander, Talisha Reynolds, Valerie Meyer

Overall Record: 29-4 IN REVIEW: Lane won their 2nd consecutive NWAACC Championship, made their 6th straight tournament appearance, won their 5th Southern Region Title in six years, and extended their home winning streak to 54 straight. HONORS: Shelby Stephens –Southern Region 1st team, Mercedes Alexander –Southern Region 2nd team and NWAACC Tournament MVP, Kammy Martindale –Southern Region 2nd Team and NWAACC Tournament 1st team, Sheri Gates –All Academic team PLAYERS ADVANCING: Kammy Martindale –Regis University.

2006-07 LANE TITAN STATISTICS OVERALL G FG FGA % 3FG 3AT % FT FTA % R A PF TO S B PTS AvG

Alexander 31 166 442 38 3 10 30 96 165 58 423 83 77 80 98 9 431 13.9 Evans 20 23 80 29 22 65 34 1 4 25 30 5 12 7 9 0 69 3.5 Gates 31 45 117 38 10 29 34 31 55 56 92 65 37 44 36 2 131 4.2 Martindale 29 157 385 41 68 209 33 73 97 75 103 40 49 63 46 20 455 15.7 McVicker 31 57 157 36 4 18 22 33 74 45 91 79 47 74 64 5 151 4.9 Meyer 31 81 225 36 46 140 33 34 49 69 67 53 44 74 25 1 242 7.8 Morgan 30 107 280 38 31 116 27 42 64 66 163 76 56 77 63 5 287 9.6 Reynolds 24 60 194 31 3 17 18 49 70 70 118 24 62 40 22 3 178 7.4 Stephens, Sh 31 172 330 52 6 11 55 103 143 72 245 65 69 98 61 6 453 14.6 Thompson-Rodgers 25 35 93 38 1 3 33 15 27 56 69 8 38 29 16 2 86 3.4 Lane 31 903 2303 39 194 618 31 477 748 64 1601 498 491 597 440 53 2483 80.1 Opponent 31 718 1960 37 134 492 27 284 463 61 1039 352 602 698 246 72 1854 59.8


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Back Row (Left to Right): Asst. Coach Kevin Grumbley, Stephanie Stephens, Micah Mahling, Jennifer Kimbrow, Jessica Burton, Lacey Looney, Melissa Montes, Head Coach Greg Sheley, Nicole Morgan.

Front Row (Left to Right): Sheena Cole, Valerie Meyer, Mercedes Alexander, Ashley Peterson, Alysha Moore, Lisa Busch

Overall Record: 29-4 IN REVIEW: Lane failed to defend their two straight NWAACC Championships settling for 3rd at the tournament, made their 7th straight tournament appearance, won their 6th Southern Region Title in seven years, and extended their home winning streak to 63 straight. HONORS: Mercedes Alexander –1st Team All Tournament, Southern Region MVP. Stephanie Stephens-Southern Region 1st Team. Nicole Morgan-Southern Region 2nd Team. PLAYERS ADVANCING: Mercedes Alexander –Seattle University, Lisa Busch and Nicole Morgan –Oregon Institute of Technology

2007-08 LANE TITAN STATISTICS OVERALL G FG FGA % 3FG 3AT % FT FTA % R A PF TO S B PTS AvG

Alexander 33 175 391 45 9 31 29 120 182 66 360 103 70 91 65 9 479 14.5 Stephens 32 175 317 55 6 22 27 84 123 68 185 46 71 64 65 38 440 13.8 Mahling 33 117 263 44 41 124 33 30 52 58 129 53 37 51 83 3 305 9.2 Morgan 32 96 236 41 28 96 29 52 66 79 158 91 47 83 72 13 272 8.5 Kimbrow 33 103 191 54 0 0 - 71 112 63 186 23 67 64 23 5 277 8.4 Cole 29 66 177 37 24 73 33 47 68 69 65 46 61 50 35 5 203 7 Busch 33 81 207 39 52 147 35 7 13 54 49 41 29 32 23 0 221 6.7 Meyer 33 72 217 33 40 152 26 16 37 43 62 30 32 55 39 2 200 6.1 Montes 29 42 94 45 0 2 0 23 40 58 52 10 28 26 16 1 107 3.7 Peterson 24 26 70 37 13 42 31 8 12 67 51 6 21 25 21 4 73 3 Moore 28 24 73 33 6 18 33 23 38 61 64 8 30 27 13 6 77 2.8 Looney 24 12 34 35 7 16 44 18 28 64 31 20 18 27 13 1 49 2 Burton 21 11 28 39 2 5 40 8 11 73 20 3 14 6 3 3 32 1.5 Lane 33 1000 2298 44 228 728 31 507 782 65 1586 480 525 608 488 90 2735 82.9 Opponent 33 730 2052 36 171 606 28 296 465 64 1268 352 606 820 272 89 1927 58.4

FEC- Lane’s athletic facilities set the standard for excellence in the NWAACC. LCC’s most impressive jewel is the Fitness Education Center, or FEC, which provides state-of-the-art exercise equipment, circuit training, and an indoor carpet track. The FEC helps the college with recruiting, personal performance, and preparation in every sport. Every term over 1,000 students, athletes, staff members, and community members use the facility. The facility was built in 1993 and is over 8,000 square feet. The driving force behind the completion of the FEC was Lane’s ongoing commitment to its students and student-athletes. A professionally trained and dedicated staff is always available for personal guidance. TRAINER- An onsite athletic trainer is available during all athletic practices and sporting events. The treatment room features all the latest in injury prevention and treatment equipment and supplies. T.E.R.P.- Lane is also equipped with a Therapeutic Exercise and Rehabilitation Program. The professional staff in the T.E.R.P. Center assists with the assigning of rehabilitation programs for those student-athletes that have lingering injuries or for those that suffer more severe injuries. TITAN COURT- The main gymnasium is known as “Titan Court” and can hold up to 2,000 spectators. Titan Court was just refurbished in the summer of 2002 with a complete strip down of the old varnish and a fresh application of paint and finish. The gym features 14 baskets and a center curtain that can be closed to run multiple games simultaneously. With fully automated lighting, sound equipment, scoreboard, and bleacher system, Lane’s gym can accommodate almost any type of event. OTHER- Athletic facilities at Lane include a weight room, four tennis courts, two soccer fields, a baseball, and a softball field (complete with indoor and outdoor batting cages and pitching machines), a full-size track, and over 15 miles of cross-country trails that traverse across campus.

Health, Physical Education, and Athletics Building

FACILITIES Women’s Basketball

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The Lane Community College Women’s Basketball Team would like to thank the following people for their support.

Val Parks Andy Parks Gigi Elsmore Ron Elsmore Joel & Linda Lujan Dan & Jill McCormick Gary & Sue Hamilton Brent Ellison Victor & Debbie Johnson Bob & Maria Madden Dave & Anita Miles Tom & Margaret Wrightman Bette Johnson Kellie Schuler Jay & Debbie Morgan Duane & Priscilla Steward John & Debbie Pitney Patrcia Gripp Tom Dishion Emma Lou Whitfield Jim Meyer Ann Glang Larry Callaway Jacquelyn Brolsma Becky Fujii Brad & Joan Brolsma Mark & Barbara Smith JoAnn Austin Ron & Debbie Holland Jane Brolsma Bob & Cathy Whitfield Dale Taylor Jacqueling Manley James & Nancy Schmidt Lonny & Mary Ellen King Stafek & Son Trucking Chris & Gail Christenson Kent & Rose Stevens Donn Wassom Bill & Miriam Jacobson Marc & Susan Bisgaard Luke Roth Tom & Marion McCormack Gary Enoch J.T. Thomas Juanita Hobbs Bill & Morene Beeman Mary Ann Tolle Mark & Terry McClean Allen & Sheri Gates Dean & Pat Hansen Cindy Schicht Bob Muswieck James Tyser Joseph & Juanita Clifford Mie & Marie Michel Ann Bigouette Wendy Hutchins-Mutz Karen Smith James & Rhonda Kimbrow Gloria Tucker Marla Bashan Doris Odell Joe Crown Mark & Debbie Bernhardt Eric Russell Linda Miller Butch & Berta Bernhardt Robert & Lynne Gill Prosse Dress Co. Bob & Melinda Matson Kevin & Tara Brown Larry & Jennifer Hillier Linda Day Thomas & Judy Linn Wright Korky Avakin Larrry Oakes Randy & Mindy Spencer John & Terri Nightengale Richard Soderlund Steve & Mary Goldstein Bill & Patty Hollander Nick & Kathy Rich Jack & Lou Ellen Sternburg Roberta Sexton John & Sharon Benson Rodolfo & Lorelei Rios Albert Pooth Chris & Ronica Anderson Eileen Halbleb Rich & Jeri Campbell Mark Hudson Fred Mert Jaeckle Dorthy Richard Butch & Georia Schmidt Fred & Nancy Moore Matt & Whitney Lafrano Dan & Stacy Reader Mary Helen Deals Debbie Nankivell Ryan & Shannon Perry-Smith

SUPPORTERS Women’s Basketball

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DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME NOVEMBER 21-23 SHORELINE TOURNEY SEATTLE, WA TBA NOVEMBER 29 LANE ALUMNI LANE/EUGENE, OR 4:00 PM DECEMBER 4 HIGHLINE HIGHLINE, WA TBA DECEMBER 5-7 EVERETT TOURNEY EVERETT, WA TBA DECEMBER 13 LOWER COLUMBIA LONGVIEW, WA TBA DECEMBER 19 -21 OLYMPIC TOURNEY BREMERTON, WA TBA DECEMBER 27-29 CHEMEKETA TOURNEY SALEM, OR TBA JANUARY 7 LINN-BENTON ALBANY, OR 5:30 PM JANUARY 10 MT. HOOD GRESHAM, OR 4:00 PM JANUARY 14 SWOC LANE/EUGENE, OR 5:30 PM JANUARY 17 CHEMEKETA SALEM, OR 4:00 PM JANUARY 21 UMPQUA LANE/EUGENE,OR 5:30 PM JANUARY 24 CLACKAMAS OREGON CITY , OR 4:00 PM JANUARY 28 PCC PORTLAND, OR 5:30 PM JANUARY 31 MT. HOOD LANE/EUGENE, OR 4:00 PM FEBRUARY 7 CHEMEKETA LANE/EUGENE, OR 4:00 PM FEBRUARY 11 LINN-BENTON LANE/EUGENE, OR 5:30 PM FEBRUARY 14 CLACKAMAS LANE/EUGENE, OR 4:00 PM FEBRUARY 18 SWOC COOS BAY, OR 5:30 PM FEBRUARY 21 PCC LANE/EUGENE, OR 4:00 PM FEBRUARY 25 UMPQUA ROSEBURG, OR 5:30 PM

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