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GAME TIMETipoff on Friday is set for 9:15 p.m. CT. There will be a live video stream of the game from NeuLion onWatchNAIA.com. There will be live stats available on EOUSports.com as well. Live radio is available online and locally in La Grande on KEOL 91.7 FM with pregame beginning at 7 p.m. PT.

THE SERIES* EOU and Oklahoma Wesleyan University meet for the second time.* The Eagles and Eastern battled back-and-forth in the national quarterfinals two years ago until OWU won 80-79.* Both teams appear in their fourth straight National Tournament, both have never lost in the first round.* OWU is 2-1 in the second round all-time and the Mountaineers are 1-2.

QUICK HITS* The Mountaineers are 12-0 when opponents have scored less than 70 points, and 24-1 under Isaac Williams.* EOU is 24-0 this season when leading with five minutes left in regulation, and 22-1 when leading with 10:00 left.* EOU is 41-2 in its last 43 regular season games at home and 63-7 in the past 70 games in Quinn.* Thomas McCarthy is 10 made three-pointers from breaking Mark Carrollo’s career school record.* The Mountaineers equaled the school-record for most wins in a season Thursday with their 26th victory.* Eastern is 20-2 when leading at halftime this season.* The Mountaineers are 19-2 when they score 80 points in a game.* Eastern Oregon finished February with an 8-0 record.* EOU is 23-1 when it outrebounds opponents.

POSTSEASON NOTES* Eastern is one of five teams to have made the second round eachof the past four years. Oklahoma Wesleyan is also one of the five.* The Mountaineers are seeded for the fourth straight time.* EOU is 25-37 all-time in the postseason and 6-3 in the NationalTournament. It’s first trip was in 1942.* Eastern Oregon made its deepest run to the Quarterfinals in 2009.

EASTERN OREGON

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GAME 33 * MARCH 11, 2011 EOU MOUNTAINEERS MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES

2010-11 EASTERN OREGON SCHEDULEDate Opponent Time/ResultOct. 16 ALUMNI GAME # W, 101-33Oct. 29 Portland Bible College W, 102-66Oct. 30 Multnomah University W, 146-63Nov. 5 MONTANA TECH $ W, 86-66Nov. 6 WALLA WALLA UNIVERSITY $ W, 88-45Nov. 13 University of Idaho # L, 74-86Nov. 17 Walla Walla University W, 65-50Nov. 19 Rocky Mountain College X W, 78-72Nov. 20 Carroll College X L, 78-84Nov. 26 Whitman College % W, 99-92Nov. 27 Pacific Lutheran University % W, 81-67Dec. 3 EVERGREEN STATE * W, 77-59Dec. 4 NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY* W, 73-66Dec. 17 Southern Oregon* W, 80-68Dec. 18 Oregon Tech* L, 78-89Dec. 30 CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY* W, 96-75Dec. 31 WARNER PACIFIC* W, 86-78Jan. 7 College of Idaho* L, 68-78Jan. 14 Northwest Christian* W, 67-63Jan. 15 Corban University* W, 81-72Jan. 21 OREGON TECH* L, 80-93Jan. 22 SOUTHERN OREGON* W, 95-53Jan. 28 Warner Pacific* L, 67-87Jan. 29 Concordia University* W, 80-78Feb. 2 WALLA WALLA UNIVERSITY W, 108-53Feb. 4 COLLEGE OF IDAHO* W, 83-80Feb. 11 CORBAN UNIVERSITY* W, 88-83Feb. 12 NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN* W, 66-65Feb. 18 Northwest University* W, 85-72Feb. 19 Evergreen State College* W, 95-89Feb. 23 CCC Tournament-1st Round**

SOUTHERN OREGON W, 53-43Feb. 26 CCC Tournament-Semis**

NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY W, 83-73Mar. 1 CCC Tournament-Finals**

Oregon Tech L, 83-88Mar. 10 National Tournament-First Round^

Cedarville W, 82-74Mar. 10 National Tournament-Second Round^

Oklahoma Wesleyan 9:15 pm CT

HOME GAMES# Exhibition Game$ Aramark Quinn Classic- Hosted by EOUX Carroll College Classic- Hosted by Carroll College% Vineyard Inn Classic- Hosted by Whitman College* Cascade Collegiate Conference Game** CCC Tournament Game^ NAIA Div. 2 National Tournament

Eastern Oregon Men Set for Second Round Friday Against Eagles

ONE TO WATCHEastern Oregon guard Thomas McCarthy

is 10 three-pointers from breaking the

school record for three-pointers made in a

career. The senior has already broke the

school-mark for three-pointers made in a

season. Thomas is 14

points shy of passing

his father, Kevin, at

No. 7 on the EOU all-

time scoring in a sea-

son list. Tom is current-

ly No. 8 on the list. The

Prineville, Ore. native

is sixth in NAIA Div. 2

in total three-pointers

made.

GAME 33

Dates: Friday, March 11

Location: Point Lookout, Mo.

Tipoff: Friday 9:15 p.m. CT,

Gymnasium: Keeter Gymnasium (3500)

ON THE AIRVideo: http://www.WatchNAIA.com/Friday, 9:15 p.m. CTScott McCaulley, Play-by-Play

Radio: KEOL 91.7 FMhttp://cast.eou.edu/Friday, 9 p.m. CTBarrett Henderson, Play-by-Play

NAIA DIV. 2 NATIONAL TOURNAMENTMARCH 9-15

SECOND ROUND*EOU’s side of bracket

3-Cornerstone vs.14-Iowa Wesleyan

Warner Pacific vs.McPherson

7-Oklahoma Wesleyanvs. 10-Eastern Oregon

Dakota Wesleyan vs.2-Northwood

OKLAHOMA WESLEYAN28-4, 12-2 MCACIN THE POLLNo. 7

LEADERSPOINTSRojas, 25.84 ppg.REBOUNDSRojas, 11.58 rpg.ASSISTSRambo, 3.23 apg.STEALSRambo, 2.81 spg.BLOCKSMooney, 0.67 bpg.THREE-POINTERSMooney, 60-151, 39%

GAME 33 * OWU - NAIA SECOND ROUND * MARCH 11, 2011 EOU MEN’S BASKETBALL GAME NOTES * 2

2010-11 EASTERN OREGON MEN’S BASKETBALL ROSTERNo. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl.-Ex. Hometown

3 Josh Cottle G 5-10 160 Sr.-3V Heber City, Utah

12 Cody Thurmond G 6-0 165 So.-1V Poulsbo, Wash.

15 Thomas McCarthy G 6-0 170 Sr.-3V Prineville, Ore.

20 JC Cook G 6-0 195 Sr.-3V Canby, Ore.

21 Travares Peterson W/F 6-4 185 Jr.-2V El Paso, Texas

23 Anthony Brown W/F 6-5 210 So.-1V Spokane, Wash.

24 Jared Heitzman (heights-man) W 6-3 180 Fr.-HS Lewiston, Idaho

30 Kyllian Wood (kill-e-n) F 6-7 225 Fr.-HS Springfield, Ore.

32 Jamar Johnson W 6-3 200 Jr.-2V Portland, Ore.

34 Jeff Ranstrom F 6-4 225 Jr.-2V Eagle, Idaho

42 Jason Mumm F 6-7 230 Jr.-2V Kimberly, Idaho

45 Robert Barrington F 6-5 210 So.-1V Virginia City, Nev.

RS Ryan Tooke G/W 6-5 185 Fr.-HS La Grande, Ore.

By positionF (4): Barrington, Mumm,

Ranstrom, Wood

G (4): Cook, Cottle,

McCarthy, Thurmond

W (2): Heitzman, Johnson

G/W (1): Tooke

W/F (2): Peterson, Brown

By yearJR (4): Johnson, Mumm,

Peterson, Ranstrom

FR (3): Heitzman, Tooke,

Wood

SO (3): Barrington, Brown,

Thurmond

SR (3): Cook, Cottle,

McCarthy

By stateOre. (5): Cook, Johnson,

McCarthy, Tooke, Wood

Idaho (3): Heitzman, Mumm,

Ranstrom

Wash. (2): Brown, Thurmond

Nev. (1): Barrington

Texas (1): Peterson

Utah (1): Cottle

ROSTER BREAKDOWN

ABOUT THE EAGLESOklahoma Wesleyan (28-4) (12-2) appears in its fourth straight National

Tournament. The Eagles have one of the highest winning percentages, .820, of anyteam that has played at least 10 games in the tournament. OWU won the national titlein 2009. National Player of the Year candidate, Sadiel Rojas, averages a double-doubleevery game. The senior is first in the country in total points and second in totalrebounds. The Eagles are fourth in the nation in the threes made per game (9.5).

Keeping Up With Eastern

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LAST TIME OUTThe No. 10 Eastern Oregon University men’s basketball team held off a rally

from No. 24 Cedarville University to advance to the second round of the NAIA Div. 2National Tournament. The Mountaineers used 12 three-pointers to move to their fourthstraight second round. EOU is now 4-0 in the first round at the tournament. Eastern alsoequaled its highest win total in a season in school history with the victory. Eastern’sThomas McCarthy led all scorers with 19 points. The senior made 5 of his 7 three-pointattempts. JC Cook added 13 points, while Jamar Johnson and Jeff Ranstrom scored 12and 10 points. Eastern Oregon built its lead to 23 points, but watched it dwindle to justfour points late in the game. Cedarville hit six of its 10 three-pointers in the second halfto help close the gap.

ABOUT THE NATIONAL TOURNAMENTStarting on Wednesday, the 20th Annual NAIA Division II Men's Basketball

National Championship will commence as 32 teams converge on Point Lookout, Mo.College of the Ozarks (Mo.) will host the event for the 12th-straight season with 31games scheduled. Eight games will be played on each of the first three days, with thequarterfinals set for Saturday, the semifinals on March 14 and the NationalChampionship on March 15.

EASTERN OREGON QUICK FACTSLocation ............................................ La Grande, Ore.Founded .............................................................. 1929Enrollment .......................................................... 3,957Nickname .............................................. MountaineersColors ... Navy and Vegas Gold (Pant. 2745 and 583)Gymnasium (Capacity) ......... Quinn Coliseum (1,403)Conference .................................. Cascade CollegiateFirst Basketball Season ..................... 1929 (81 years)President ............................................. Dr. Bob DaviesAthletic Director........................................ Rob CashellFaculty Representative ............. Dr. Peter DiffenderferAthletics Website ...................... www.EOUSports.comMain Athletic Dept. Phone ……...……… 541.962.3497

EASTERN OREGON BASKETBALL FACTS2010-11 Record ................................................... 26-62010-11 Cascade Record/Finish .................. 14-4/2nd2010-11 Final Ranking .................................... No. 10All-Time Record ................................. 955-1128 (.456)All-Time Cascade Record ................... 162-167 (.484)All-Time Postseason Record ............................. 25-37

CCC tournament .....… 14 appearances (11-15)‘94, ‘96, ‘97, ’00, ’01, ’02, ’03,’04, ’06, ’07, ’08, ’09, ‘10, ‘11

National tournament ........ 5 appearances (6-3) ’42, ’08, ’09, ‘10, ‘11

EASTERN OREGON COACHING STAFFIsaac Williams, Second Year (49-15, 28-8 CCC) .. HCTim Mollerstrom, Sixth Year ................................... ACAdam Tyhurst, Second Year .................................. ACMark Carollo, Second Year .................................... ACJeremy Templeton, Second Year .......................... S/CRussell Yap ............................................................ AT

EASTERN OREGON MEDIA SERVICESPhone …………………...………………… 541.962.3946Fax ……………...……………………..….. 541.962.3577Asst. Ath. Dir., Media Relations ….. Barrett Henderson

Office phone ………….…..… 541.962.3946Cell phone ………..……..….. 541.805.5687E-mail ……….....…...... [email protected]

Press row phone number ……….…….… 541.962.3685Phone for radio outlet ……….……….….. 541.962.3361Media Relations Assistant ………..….…… Paul CarolloMailing Address ….……….. Eastern Oregon University……………………………………… One University Blvd.……………………..…………….. La Grande, OR 97850


Around the CascadeMARCH 9NAIA Div. 2 National Tournament - First RoundSt. Francis def. Northwest, 87-79Oregon Tech def. Cardinal Stritch, 76-61

MARCH 10NAIA Div. 2 National Tournament - First RoundWarner Pacific def. Northwestern, 94-83Eastern Oregon def. Cedarville, 82-74

MARCH 10NAIA Div. 2 National Tournament - 2nd RoundWarner Pacific vs.McPherson, 1:45 p.m. CTOregon Tech vs. Indiana Wesleyan, 4 p.m. CTEastern Oregon vs. Okla. Wesleyan, 9:15 pm

2010-11 CCC Preseason Poll

1. Oregon Tech (5) 89 pts2. Eastern Oregon (3) 84 pts2. Northwest U. (1) 84 pts4. College of Idaho (1) 70 pts5. Warner Pacific 63 pts6. Concordia 48 pts7. Corban 38 pts8. Northwest Christian 29 pts9. Evergreen State 24 pts10. Southern Oregon 21 ptsFirst place votes in parenthesis ( )

Cascade Player of the Week

Joseph Foster (OIT) 5-11 Sr. Guard

- Foster helped lift the Hustlin’ Owls toan outright CCC regular season title,scoring 20 points in a win overConcordia and adding 18 in a victoryover Warner Pacific.

OIT extended its home win streak to 54straight, and will take a 26-4 record asthe No. 1 seed into the CCC’s postsea-son tournament.of the season with agame-winning lay-in.

TEAMSCORING OFFENSE

PTS AVG

1. EOU 2512 83.7

3. OIT 2573 80.4

SCORING DEFENSE

PTS AVG

1.OIT 2012 62.9

5. EOU 2122 70.7

SCORING MARGIN

OWN-OPP MAR.

1. OIT 80.4-62.9 +17.5

2. EOU 83.7-70.7 +13.0

FIELD GOAL PCT.

FGM-FGA PCT.

1. CU 859-1753 .490

3. EOU 882-1950 .461

4. OIT 902-1960 .460

FG PCT DEFENSE

FGM-FGA PCT.

1. EOU 759-1826 .416

3. OIT 705-1678 .420

FREE THROW PCT

FTM-FTA PCT.

1. OIT 459-606 .757

6. EOU 444-640 .694

3-POINT FG PCT

3PM-3PA PCT.

1. OIT 310-806 .385

2. EOU 304-792 .384

3-POINT FG DEFENSE

3PM-3PA PCT.

1. NU 185-622 .297

2. OIT 151-490 .308

5. EOU 208-648 .321

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS

RBS AVG

1. WPC 467 16.10

2. EOU 404 13.47

3. OIT 423 13.22

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS

RBS AVG

1. EOU 878 29.27

8. OIT 776 24.25

BLOCKED SHOTS NO. AVG

1. WP 96 3.31

3. OIT 88 2.75

8. EOU 57 1.90

ASSISTS NO. AVG

1. EOU 500 16.67

5. OIT 497 15.53

STEALS NO. AVG

1. NU 272 9.38

6. EOU 210 7.00

7. OIT 214 6.69

TURNOVER MARGIN

OWN-OPP +/-

1. OIT 311-420 +3.41

6. EOU 398-402 +0.13

INDIVIDUALSCORING

PTS AVG

1. Foster-OIT 622 19.4

12. McCarthy-EO 421 14.0

FIELD GOAL PCT.

FGM-FGA PCT.

1. Herman-CU 161-251 .641

2. Mumm-EO 113-180 .6284. Riddle-OIT 78-129 .605

FREE THROW PCT

FTM-FTA PCT.

1. McKee-NCU 87-98 .888

3. Foster-OIT 157-188 .835

5. Johnson-EO 79-97 .814

3-POINT FG PCT

3PM-3PA PCT.

1. Johnson-EO 59-131 .450

5. Matic-OIT 64-148 .432

3-POINT MADE

NO. AVG.

1. McCarthy-EO 101 3.37

3. Foster-OIT 77 2.41

REBOUNDING

RBS AVG

1. Peters-NU 267 9.2

4. Gomez-OIT 225 7.0

9. Brown-EO 117 6.2

DEFENSIVE REBOUNDS

RBS AVG

1. Tolliver-ESC 152 6.08

8. Gomez-OIT 146 4.56

11. Brown-EO 79 4.16

OFFENSIVE REBOUNDS

NO. AVG

1. Peters-NU 96 3.31


7. Ranstrom-EO 66 2.36

ASSISTS

NO. AVG

1. Aker-CU 142 4.73

3. Thurmond-EO 109 3.63


ASSIST/TURNOVER RATIO

RATIO

1. Gomez-OIT 1.88

2. Thurmond-EO 1.70

STEALS

NO. AVG

1. Ballenger-COI 76 2.53


7. Brown-EO 29 1.53

BLOCKED SHOTS

NO. AVG

1. Davis-WP 42 1.45

4. Brown-EOU 17 0.89

7. Johnson-OIT 19 0.59

Statistical Leaders (As of 3/8/11)

Expanded StandingsSchool Conf Pct. Over Pct. Home Away Streak PF PA

Oregon Tech 16-2 0.889 30-4 0.882 19-0 9-2 W8 80.5 63.4

Eastern Oregon 14-4 0.778 26-6 0.812 13-1 10-5 W1` 83.7 71.4

Warner Pacific 12-6 0.667 20-10 0.667 11-4 6-5 W1 76.6 72.1

Northwest 12-6 0.667 21-9 0.700 13-3 7-5 L2 80.6 70.3

College of Idaho 10-8 0.556 13-17 0.433 7-5 3-9 L2 67.9 68.4

Corban 7-11 0.389 18-14 0.562 9-5 7-8 L1 78.4 78.0

Southern Oregon 6-12 0.333 14-16 0.467 7-7 5-9 L4 70.1 70.0

Concordia 6-12 0.333 12-18 0.400 7-7 4-11 L1 79.4 79.7

Evergreen 5-13 0.278 8-20 0.286 6-7 2-12 L4 74.8 83.4

Northwest Christian 2-16 0.111 8-22 0.267 4-8 3-13 L5 67.3 74.1

CCC TournamentFEB. 23 - QUARTERFINALS#1 Oregon Tech def. #8 Concordia, 69-51#4 Northwest def. #5 College of Idaho, 60-54#6 Corban def. #3 Warner Pacific, 66-59#2 E. Oregon def. #7 Southern Oregon, 53-43

FEB. 26 - SEMIFINALS#2 Eastern Oregon def. #4 Northwest, 83-73#1 Oregon Tech def. #6 Corban, 90-63.MARCH 1 - FINALS#1 Oregon Tech def. #2 Eastern Oregon, 88-83

Higher seed is host institution.


EASTERN’S RECORD WHEN ...

Leading at halftime 20-2

Trailing at halftime 6-4

Tied at halftime 0-0

Vs. Top 25 Team 4-3

Vs. Top 10 Team 0-2

Leading with 10:00 remaining 22-1

Trailing with 10:00 remaining 3-4

Tied with 10:00 remaining 1-1

Leading with 5:00 remaining 24-0

Trailing with 5:00 remaining 2-6

Tied with 5:00 remaining 0-0

In Overtime 0-0

EOU outrebounds opponents 23-1

EOU is outrebounded 2-4

Same amount of rebounds 1-1

EOU commits more turnovers 9-4

Opponent commits more turnovers 16-1

Same amount of turnovers 1-1

EOU has more fouls than opponent 11-4

Opponent has more fouls than EOU 11-1

Same amount of fouls 4-1

EOU shoots 50 percent or better 7-1

Opponent shoots 50 percent or better 2-3

EOU shoots less than 50 percent 18-4

Opponent shoots less than 50 percent 24-3

EOU shoots better than opponent 19-1

Opponent shoots better than EOU 7-5

Same shooting percentage 0-0

EOU has more free-throw attempts 16-1

Opponent has more free-throw attempts 9-5

Same amount of free-throw attempts 1-0

EOU bench outscores opponent bench 21-4

Opponent bench outscores EOU bench 5-2

Benches score the same 0-0

Games decided by 1-5 points 5-1



Games decided by 16 or more points 8-1

EOU makes 10 or more three-pointers 15-4

EOU makes 9 or less three-pointers 11-2

EOU shoots above 60 FT percentage 20-5

EOU shoots below 60 FT percentage 6-1

THE LAST TIME THEY MET ...

POINT LOOKOUT, Mo. – The Eastern Oregon University men’s basketball team led the

nation’s No. 1 team, Oklahoma Wesleyan, 79-77, with 22 seconds remaining in regulation.

On the next possession, the Eagles completed a three-point play after a controversial foul

call on a made basket. OWU escaped with an 80-79 victory in the quarterfinals of the NAIA

Div. 2 national tournament.

“To have the game taken from us not 100 percent by the other team isn’t right,” EOU head

coach Ryan Looney said. “I’ve watched the game tape three times and I have come to the

conclusion that we finished our season 25-7, not 25-8.

“Our guys played that second half to the best of their ability. Their careers at Eastern should

not be remembered by those final minutes.”

The Mountaineers led by as many as seven points after trailing by as many as 10 points.

The lead went back and forth between two of the country’s best teams. The game featured

11 ties and 10 lead changes.

After trailing 43-35 at halftime, EOU opened the second half on a 12-4 run tying the game at

47.

Eastern’s Dan Stafford made a pair of free throws with 12:02 remaining in regulation to give

the Mountaineers a 60-53 lead.

The Eagles responded with a 7-0 run over the next minute.

The teams traded baskets over the final 10 minutes. OWU had its largest lead of 68-64 with

6:41 left and EOU led 77-73 just under two minutes.

Steve Briggs scored a career-high 42 points to lead Oklahoma Wesleyan (33-2). He had 25

in the first half. His eight made three pointers were two shy of a school record. He finished 8

for 19 from behind the perimeter. The junior shot 28 of the Eagles’ 60 shots from the field,

making 15.

Briggs is the tournament’s leader in scoring with 87 points in three games. Sadiel Rojas

added 14 points and nine rebounds for Oklahoma Wesleyan.

Senior Neil Fryer finished his career with a team-high 16 points to lead five double-digit

scorers for Eastern Oregon.

“The tournament was a great experience,” Fryer said. “I got the chance to play with such

great guys. The final minutes were just surreal. It’s hard to believe the four years are over.

“I’ve been proud of the guys every single day this year. They worked so hard. My career

was everything I could have asked for.”

Kris Groce had 14, Dan Stafford added 12 and Jordan Gregg finished with 11. Paul Carollo

ended his career at Eastern with 12 points and 10 rebounds.

“I think if you identify our seniors as when they got here they were tough and had the right

attitude,” Looney said. “Throughout their time here they have been able to continue that.

They will be hard to replace.

“But with success comes attention and that brings recruits.”

Oklahoma Wesleyan entered the game as the nation¹s leading rebounding team and EOU

outrebounded them 29-28.

Eastern (25-8) ends its season one win shy of tying the school record. This was the first

national quarterfinal appearance in EOU history and only the second time the school

advanced past the first round. Before last season, the Mountaineers had not made a trip to

the national tournament since the 1950’s.

Eastern Oregon was the final of the four Cascade Collegiate Conference teams in the

national tournament.

OK WESLEYAN 80

EASTERN OREGON 79Point Lookout, Mo.

March 10, 2009


EASTERN’S RECORD WHEN ...

EOU scores less than 50 0-0EOU scores between 60-69 3-2EOU scores between 70-79 3-2EOU scores between 80-89 12-2EOU scores between 90-99 4-0EOU scores 100 or more 3-0

Opponent scores less than 50 2-0Opponent scores between 60-69 8-0Opponent scores between 70-79 8-2Opponent scores between 80-89 3-3Opponent scores between 90-99 1-1Opponent scores 100 or more 0-0

In October 2-0In November 6-1In December 5-1In January 4-3In February 8-0In March 1-1

On Monday 0-0On Tuesday 0-1On Wednesday 3-0On Thursday 2-0On Friday 11-3On Saturday 10-2On Sunday 0-0

Wearing white uniforms 2-1Wearing navy uniforms 13-5Wearing gray uniforms 10-0Wearing retro uniforms 2-0

Oklahoma Wesleyan University

Oklahoma Wesleyan Season Box


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THE TWENTY WIN CLUBEastern clinched its fifth straight 20-

win season. Before the five-year streak, theMountaineers had four 20-win seasons in the81-year history of men’s basketball, with thelast coming in 1965-66. This season’s squadbecame the 20th team to reach 16 wins inschool history. The 2007-08 team had theschool’s best record at 26-6. That team was17-3 after 20 games, and started 25-4. TheMountaineers are one win from matching therecord total.

SECOND HOME IN BRANSONEastern Oregon and Oklahoma

Wesleyan are two of five teams to have madeit to the past three Sweet 16 rounds at theNAIA Div. 2 National Tournament. Two pro-grams in those five, Oregon Tech and EOU,are from the Cascade Collegiate Conference.There are only 11 teams that have made thenational tournament in each of the past threeyears and this season, including Eastern.

A LEAGUE OF HIS OWNOklahoma Wesleyan’s Sadiel Rojas

may just be named the NAIA Div. 2 NationalPlayer of the Year next week. The senior for-ward not only leads the country in total points,but he also leads the nation in total rebounds.The 6-4 versatile athlete has a knack for find-ing the ball off of the rim and converted putbacks in the paint. The Duncanville, Texasnative is shooting 55 percent from the fieldand has also hit 35 shots from behind the arcthis season. He has been named the NationalPlayer of the Week twice this year. Rojasopened the tournament with a 42-point, 23-rebound performance.

MOUNTAINEERS LOVE FEBRUARYEastern Oregon has closed the sea-

son strong the past few seasons. EOU hasgone 22-3 in the month of February the pastthree years. Oregon Tech is 22-4 in Februarythe past two seasons. EOU also posts one ofthe best records of any conference teamthrough January and February the past threeseasons and this season. The Mountaineersare 53-11 over those two months, while OIT is54-10.

Thursday’s Projected Starters

Eastern Oregon University

Guard12 Cody Thurmond

SO 6-0 165

Poulsbo, Wash.

Central Kitsap HS

Guard20 JC Cook

SR 6-0 195

Canby, Ore.

Central Washington U.

Wing32 Jamar Johnson

JR 6-3 200

Portland, Ore.

Mt. Hood CC

Wing23 Anthony Brown

SO 6-5 210

Spokane, Wash.

Washington State U.

Forward42 Jason Mumm

JR 6-7 230

Kimberly, Idaho

Treasure Valley CC

Oklahoma Wesleyan University

Guard44 Caleb Gentles

JR 6-2

Tulsa, Okla.

Guard

Center

Forward

Forward

24 Jeff Jewitt

JR 6-0

Tulsa, Okla.

32 Murray Shaw

SR 6-4

Desoto, Texas

25 Sadiel Rojas

SR 6-4

Duncanville, Texas

33 Levi Mooney

SR 6-8

Glenpool, Okla.


Scored 40 Points: 41 by Neil Fryer at Cascade College (1/24/09)

Scored 35 Points: 41 by Neil Fryer at Cascade College (1/24/09)

Scored 30 Points: 30 by Jamar Johnson vs Southern Oregon (1/22/11)

Scored 25 Points: 28 by Jason Mumm at Oregon Tech (3/1/11)

Grabbed 20 Rebounds: 23 by Paul Carollo at College of the Ozarks (3/14/08)

Grabbed 15 Rebounds: 16 by Jordan Gregg at Lewis-Clark State (11/28/09)

Made 15 Field Goals: 17 (17-24) by Neil Fryer at Cascade College (1/24/09)

Made 10 Field Goals: 10 (10-11) by Jamar Johnson vs Southern Ore. (1/22/11)

Attempted 25 Field Goals: 27 (16-27) by Mark Carollo vs. Evergreen (1/11/08)

Attempted 20 Field Goals: 24 (17-24) by Neil Fryer at Cascade (1/24/09)

Made 8 3-Pointers: 8 (8-13) by Mark Carollo vs. Northwest Christian (2/23/08)

Made 7 3-Pointers: 8 (8-13) by Mark Carollo vs. Northwest Christian (2/23/08)

Made 6 3-Pointers: 6 (6-12) by Thomas McCarthy at Evergreen (2/19/11)

Attempted 15 3-Pointers: 16 (7-16) by Bryan Rabas at Concordia (1/27/04)

Attempted 10 3-Pointers: 12 (6-12) by Thomas McCarthy at Evergreen (2/19/11)

Made 15 Free Throws: 20 (20-24) Randy Saitze vs. George Fox (1/18/82)

Made 10 Free Throws: 11 (11-14) by Jamar Johnson at Evergreen (2/19/11)

Attempted 20 Free Throws: 24 (20-24) Randy Saitze vs. George Fox (1/18/82)

Attempted 15 Free Throws: 16 (10-16) by Josh Cottle vs. Warner Pac (1/29/10)

Had 15 Assists: 18 by Mitch Despanie vs. Warner Pacific (11/1/96)

Had 10 Assists: 10 by Cody Thurmond vs. Montana Tech (11/5/10)

Had 6 Steals: 6 by Steve Sawyers vs. Warner Pacific (2/27/10)

Had 5 Steals: 5 by Anthony Brown at Northwest Christian (1/14/11)

Had 5 Blocks: 5 by Deon Chandler vs. Warner Pacific (2/7/96)

Hit A Shot At The Buzzer To Send A Game To Overtime: Neil Fryer at

Cascade, 1/24/09

Hit A Shot At The Buzzer To Win The Game: Jordan Gregg at Northwest

Christian, 2/13/10

Hit A Closing-Seconds Shot To Win a Game: Travares Peterson vs. Northwest

Christian, 2/12/11

THE LAST TIME AN EOU PLAYER...

Scored 110 Points: 146 at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Scored 105 Points: 108 vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)

Scored 100 Points: 108 vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)

Allowed 100 Points: 101 at Cascade College (1/24/09)

Scored 60 Points in a Half: 74 (2nd Half) at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Did Not Score 20+ Points in a Half: 18 (2nd Half) at C. of the Ozarks (3/14/08)

Grabbed 55 Rebounds: 77 at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Grabbed 50 Rebounds: 53 at Northwest University (2/18/11)

Made 40 Field Goals: 42 vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)

Attempted 90 Field Goals: 98 at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Attempted 80 Field Goals: 98 at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Attempted 75 Field Goals: 77 (37-77) vs. Concordia (12/30/10)

Made 15 3-Pointers: 18 (18-33) vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)

Made 10 3-Pointers: 12 (12-30) vs. Cedarville University (3/10/11)

Attempted 35 3-Pointers: 49 at Concordia University (1/27/04)

Attempted 30 3-Pointers: 30 (12-30) vs. Cedarville University (3/10/11)

Made 20 Free Throws: 22 at Northwest University (2/18/11)

Made 25 Free Throws: 28 at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Attempted 45 Free Throws: 46 vs. Montana Western (11/10/07)

Had 30 Assists: 34 at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Had 25 Assists: 25 vs. Walla Walla (2/4/11)

Had 15 Steals: 15 at Southern Oregon University (12/5/08)

Had 10 Blocks: 10 vs. Oregon Tech (2/11/06)

Overcame a 15-Point Halftime Deficit: Trailed 49-64 at halftime, won 103-98 vs.

Concordia University (2/21/04)

Overcame a 10-Point Halftime Deficit: Trailed 28-41 at halftime, won 66-65 vs.

Northwest Christian (2/12/11)

THE LAST TIME EOU ...

EASTERN OREGON IN THE POLLSWeek NAIA MASSEYPreseason 18 N/ANov. 29 9 7Dec. 6 8 8Dec. 13 8 7Jan. 10 12 10Jan. 17 11 9Jan. 24 12 10Jan. 31 15 11Feb. 7 14 12Feb. 14 13 13Feb. 21 11 8March 2 10 7NAIA Div. 2 Top 25 (as of 3/2) REC PTS

1. Walsh University (Ohio) (12) 29-1 433

2. Northwood University (Fla.) (4) 30-3 424

3. Cornerstone University (Mich.) 29-4 403

4. Bellevue University (Neb.) 27-5 386

5. Black Hills State University (S.D.) 26-5 381

6. Embry-Riddle University (Fla.) 29-4 367

7. Oklahoma Wesleyan University 27-4 353

8. Oregon Tech 29-4 343

9. Indiana Wesleyan University 26-7 321

10. Eastern Oregon University 25-6 302

11. Davenport University (Mich.) 27-5 301

12. Northwestern College (Iowa) 22-8 269

13. Iowa Wesleyan College 23-5 267

14. University of Saint Francis (Ind.) 24-9 264

15. University of Sioux Falls (S.D.) 24-8 238

16. Grace College (Ind.) 22-10 225

17. Indiana University Southeast 21-10 206

18. Dakota Wesleyan University (S.D.) 23-8 185

19. College of the Ozarks (Mo.) 21-11 173

20. Northwest University (Wash.) 21-8 166

21. Briar Cliff University (Iowa) 23-8 135

22. Warner Pacific College (Ore.) 19-10 119

23. Indiana University East 23-9 103

24. Cedarville University (Ohio) 20-12 102

25. South Dakota Mines 19-12 99

Others receiving votes:

Cardinal Stritch University (Wis.) 83; Indiana Institute of

Technology 64; Jamestown College (N.D.) 55; Saint

Ambrose University (Iowa) 51; Sterling College (Kan.) 50;

Spring Arbor University (Mich.) 17; Roberts Wesleyan

College (N.Y.) 16; McPherson College (Kan.) 6; Milligan

College (Tenn.) 5; Holy Names University (Calif.) 5;

Ashford University (Iowa) 5; Johnson & Wales University

(Colo.) 4; Dordt College (Iowa) 3; Trinity Christian College

(Ill.) 1; Fisher College (Mass.) 1

Massey Ratings Top 20 (as of 3/2) Rating

1. Northwood FL 1.210

2. Walsh 1.048

3. Embry-Riddle 1.037

4. Cornerstone 0.910

5. Black Hills St 0.886

6. Oregon Tech 0.878

7. Eastern Oregon 0.760

8. IN Wesleyan 0.751

9. St Francis IN 0.750

10. Bellevue 0.735

11. Davenport 0.645

12. Dakota Wesleyan 0.640

13. Northwest WA 0.619

14. Sioux Falls 0.615

15. OK Wesleyan 0.605

16. Grace IN 0.579

17. Northwestern 0.554

18. Briar Cliff 0.531

19. IN Southeast 0.528

20. Huntington 0.523


Had Six Players Score In Double Figures in Same Game: Thomas McCarthy (18), Jamar Johnson (16), Travares Peterson

(14), JC Cook (14), Cody Thurmond (14), Jeff Ranstrom (11) vs. Walla Walla (2/2/11)

Had Seven Players Score In Double Figures in Same Game: Jamar Johnson (22), JC Cook (19), Thomas McCarthy (18),

Travares Peterson (16 ), Cody Thurmond (15), Robert Barrington (14), Jason Mumm (10) at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Had Two Players record Double-Doubles in Same Game: Jeff Ranstrom (13 pts, 10 rebs) and Thomas McCarthy (12 pts, 10

rebs) at Walla Walla (11/17/10)

EOU Did Not Have A Player Score In Double Figures:

Opponent Did Not Have A Player Score In Double Figures: vs. Montana Tech (11/7/09)

Had Two Players Score 20+ Points in Same Game: Neil Fryer (24) and Kris Groce (20) vs. Evergreen State (2/14/09)

THE LAST TIME EOU ...

2010-11 EASTERN TEAM GAME HIGHS 2010-11 OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS

2010-11 EASTERN TEAM GAME LOWS 2010-11 OPPONENT TEAM GAME LOWS


2010-11 EASTERN INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS 2010-11 OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

TOP 25 STREAK CONTINUESThe Eastern Oregon University men’s basketball team

cracked the Top 10 in the NAIA Div. 2 Top 25 in the last poll ofthe season. The Mountaineers climbed from No. 11 to No. 10 inthe final edition of the poll for the season. EOU rode a nine-gamewin streak into the Cascade Collegiate Conference champi-onships before falling at Oregon Tech. EOU returns to the top 10for the 15th time in school history, and third time this season.Eastern last appeared in the second rating of the season.Eastern Oregon appears in the Top 25 for a school-record 21ststraight time. The Mountaineers have been in the Top 25 in 27 ofthe last 28 polls. EOU has been in the Top 25 in every poll datingback to last season’s preseason poll on Oct. 26 when it receivedvotes.

PLAYERS OF THE WEEKThree Mountaineers have received Red Lion Cascade

Collegiate Conference Players of the Week honors this sea-son. Travares Peterson, Anthony Brown, and ThomasMcCarthy each were awarded. Peterson took the award onFeb. 13, McCarthy was honored for his efforts from Dec. 27from Jan. 2, and Brown was the recipient for his Jan. 10 toJan. 16 performances.

CASCADING EFFECTThe Cascade Collegiate Conference has been a

power in NAIA Div. 2 in the past few years. The same is goingfor this season as the league is listed as the second toughestbehind the Mid-Central Collegiate Conference in the MasseyComputer ratings. The GPAC and the CCC are the only twoconferences to have four schools in the Top 25.


#3 Josh CottlePts - 19 vs. Warner Pac, 1/29/10 15, at Oregon Tech, 3/1/11

Rbs - 8, Concordia, 12/30/10 Same

Asts - 10, Concordia, 12/30/10 Same

Stls - 4 at Lewis-Clark State, 11/28/09 2, 3x, last at Corban, 1/15/11

Minutes - 30, Concordia, 12/30/10 Same

EOU CAREER AND 2010-11 SEASON HIGHSCAREER SEASON

#30 Kyllian WoodPts - 7, 2x last vs. Walla Walla, 2/2/11 Same

Rbs - 9, 2x last vs. Corban, 2/11/11 Same

Asts - 2, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same

Stls - 1 at Corban, 1/15/11 Same

Minutes - 18, at NU, 2/18/11 Same

CAREER SEASON

#12 Cody ThurmondPts - 17 at Corban, 2/12/10 16, vs. College of Idaho 2/4/11

Rbs - 6, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same

Asts - 10 vs. Montana Tech, 11/5/10 Same

Stls - 3, 3x, vs. Davenport, 3/11/10 2, 4x at SOU, 12/17/10

Minutes - 31 at Whitman, 11/26/10 Same

#15 Thomas McCarthyPts - 22 at Portland Bible, 10/29/10 Same

Rbs - 10x at Walla Walla, 11/17/10 9, Warner Pacific, 12/31/10

Asts - 9, vs. Walla Walla 2/2/11 Same

Stls - 3, 2x last at NU, 2/18/11 Same

Minutes - 38 at Walla Walla, 11/17/10 Same

#20 JC CookPts - 22, Evergreen, 12/3/10 Same

Rbs - 10, Northwest, 2/26/11 Same

Asts - 6, Evergreen, 12/3/10 Same

Stls - 3 at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same

Minutes - 34 vs. SOU, 2/23/11 Same

#21 Travares PetersonPts - 19 at Portland Bible, 10/29/10 Same

Rbs - 9, 4x, last at Corban, 1/15/11 Same

Asts - 7, at NCU, 1/14/11 Same

Stls - 2, 3x, last at Corban, 1/15/11 Same

Minutes - 32, at Southern Oregon, 12/17/10 Same

#24 Jared HeitzmanPts - 11, Concordia, 12/30/10 Same


Asts - 3, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same

Stls - 2, vs. Walla Walla, 11/6/10 Same

Minutes - 23, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same

#32 Jamar JohnsonPts - 30, vs. SOU, 1/22/11 Same

Rbs - 10, vs. SOU, 1/22/11 Same

Asts - 3, 2x, last Northwest, 12/4/10 Same

Stls - 4, vs. Walla Walla, 11/6/10 Same

Minutes - 33, at Concordia, 1/29/11 Same

#34 Jeff RanstromPts - 23 vs. Pacific Lutheran, 11/27/10 Same

Rbs - 13 at College of Idaho, 1/7/11 Same

Asts - 4 2x last vs. Walla Walla, 2/4/11 Same

Stls - 2, vs. Corban, 2/11/11 Same

Minutes - 32 vs. Pacific Lutheran, 11/27/10 Same

#42 Jason MummPts - 28, at Oregon Tech, 3/1/11 Same

Rbs - 14, vs. Montana Tech, 11/5/10 Same

Asts - 3, vs. Walla Walla, 11/6/10 Same

Stls - 2, 2x, Concordia, 12/30/10 Same

Minutes - 34, at Carroll, 11/20/10 Same

#45 Robert BarringtonPts - 14, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same


Asts - 1, 3x, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same

Stls - 2, vs. Walla Walla 2/2/11 Same

Minutes - 18, at Multnomah, 10/30/10 Same

#23 Anthony BrownPts - 15, Northwest, 2/26/11 Same

Rbs - 10, 3x last vs. NCU, 2/12/11 Same

Asts - 6, 2x last vs. College of Idaho, 2/4/11 Same

Stls - 5, at Corban, 1/15/11 Same

Minutes - 34, at NCU, 1/14/11 Same

SEASON BOX SCORE


Record in Home Games: 25-3

Record in True Road Games: 17-11

Record in Neutral-Site Games: 8-1

Record in Overtime Games: 0-1

Record in CCC Tournament Games: 3-2

Record in NAIA Tournament Games: 2-1

Record in Games decided by Five Points or Less: 7-6

Record Against Ranked Opponents: 9-6

Longest Win Streak: 9 games, (1/29/11-2/26/11)

Longest Home Win Streak: 12 games (11/7/09-2/27/10)

Longest CCC Win Streak: 8 games, (last from 1/29/11-2/26/11)

Longest Losing Streak: 1 game

Longest Home Losing Streak: 1 game

Longest CCC Losing Streak: 1 game

Most Points in a Game: 146 at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Most Points in a CCC Game: 113 vs. Evergreen State (2/20/10)

Fewest Points in a Game: 53 vs. Southern Oregon (2/23/11)

Fewest Points in a CCC Game: 53 vs. Southern Oregon (2/23/11)

Most Points Allowed in a Game: 93, vs. Oregon Tech (1/21/11)

Most Points Allowed in a CCC Game: 93, vs. Oregon Tech (1/21/11)

Fewest Points Allowed in a Game: 42, vs. Montana Tech (11/7/09)

Fewest Points Allowed in a CCC Game: 43, vs. Southern Oregon (2/23/11)

Largest Margin of Victory: 83, at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Largest Margin of Victory in a CCC Game: 38, vs. Southern Oregon (1/22/11)

Largest Margin of Defeat: 20, at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)

Largest Margin of Defeat in a CCC Game: 20, at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)

Most Points Allowed in a Regulation Win: 92, at Whitman (11/26/10)

Most Points in a Regulation Loss: 85, at Northwest University (12/5/09)

Fewest Points in a Win: 53, vs. Southern Oregon (2/23/11)

Fewest Points Allowed in a Loss: 64 vs. Warner Pacific (2/27/10)

Largest Halftime Lead: 45 at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Highest Field-Goal Percentage: .691 (38-55) vs. Walla Walla (10/27/09)

Lowest Field-Goal Percentage: .350 (21-60) at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)

Largest Deficit Overcome in a Win: 14, vs. Northwest Christian (2/12/11)

Largest Lead Surrendered in a Loss: 10, at Montana Western (11/19/10)

Largest Deficit Faced: 23, vs. Montana Western (11/7/10)

Most Rebounds: 77 at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Most Rebounds Allowed: 46, 2x, last at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)

Fewest Rebounds: 29 vs. Southern Oregon (2/23/11)

Most Assists: 34 at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Most Assists by an Opponent: 22 vs. Northwest Christian (2/12/11)

Fewest Assists: 2 vs. Rocky Mountain (11/19/10)

Most Turnovers: 25, at Evergreen State (12/4/09)

Most Turnovers by an Opponent: 24 at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Fewest Turnovers: 7, 2x, last vs. Evergreen State (2/20/10)

Most Steals: 14, at Multnomah (10/30/10)

Most Steals by an Opponent: 12, 4x, last at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)

Fewest Steals: 0, at Oregon Tech (1/22/10)

Most Bocks: 6, vs. Southern Oregon (12/18/09)

Most Blocks by an Opponent: 9 at Warner Pacific (12/31/09)

Fewest Blocks: 0, 15x, last at Warner Pacific (1/28/11)

The Isaac Williams Era…By The Numbers

Superlatives


Opponent Result/Time Guard Guard Wing Wing Post

at Portland Bible College W, 102-66 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 34-Ranstrom 42-Mumm

at Multnomah University W, 146-63 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 34-Ranstrom 42-Mumm

MONTANA TECH W, 86-66 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

WALLA WALLA UNIVERSITY W, 88-45 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

at Walla Walla University W, 65-50 12-Thurmond 15-McCarthy 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

at Rocky Mountain College W, 78-72 3-Cottle 15-McCarthy 32-Johnson 34-Ranstrom 42-Mumm

at Carroll College L, 78-84 12-Thurmond 15-McCarthy 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

at Whitman College W, 99-92 12-Thurmond 15-McCarthy 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

at Pacific Lutheran University W, 81-67 12-Thurmond 15-McCarthy 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

EVERGREEN STATE W, 77-59 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

NORTHWEST UNIVERSITY W, 73-66 3-Cottle 20-Cook 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

at Southern Oregon W, 80-68 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

at Oregon Tech L, 78-89 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

CONCORDIA UNIVERSITY W, 96-75 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

WARNER PACIFIC W, 86-78 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 15-McCarthy 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

at College of Idaho L, 68-78 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 21-Peterson 42-Mumm

at Northwest Christian W, 67-63 12-Thurmond 15-McCarthy 32-Johnson 23-Brown 34-Ranstrom

at Corban University W, 81-72 12-Thurmond 15-McCarthy 32-Johnson 23-Brown 34-Ranstrom

OREGON TECH L, 80-93 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 34-Ranstrom

SOUTHERN OREGON W, 95-53 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 34-Ranstrom

at Warner Pacific L, 67-87 15- McCarthy 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 42- Mumm

at Concordia University W, 80-78 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 42-Mumm

WALLA WALLA UNIVERSITY W, 108-53 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 42-Mumm

COLLEGE OF IDAHO W, 83-80 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 42-Mumm

CORBAN UNIVERSITY W, 88-83 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 42-Mumm

NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN W, 66-65 3-Cottle 20-Cook 15-McCarthy 23-Brown 42-Mumm

at Northwest University W, 85-72 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 42-Mumm

at Evergreen State College W, 95-89 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 42-Mumm

SOUTHERN OREGON W, 53-43 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 42-Mumm

NORTHWEST W, 83-73 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 42-Mumm

Oregon Tech L, 83-88 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 42-Mumm

Cedarville W, 82-74 12-Thurmond 20-Cook 32-Johnson 23-Brown 42-Mumm

GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS

EASTERN INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSPoints: 30 by Jamar Johnson vs. Southern Oregon (1/22/11)

Field-Goals Made: 13 by Jordan Gregg at Corban (2/12/10)

Field-Goal Attempts: 19 by Jordan Gregg at Corban (2/12/10)

Field-Goal Pct (min. 5 made): 1.000 (6-6) by Jordan Gregg vs. Walla

Walla University (10/27/09)

3-Pointers Made: 6 by Thomas McCarthy, 3x, at Northwest, (2/18/11)

3-Pointers Attempted: 12 by Thomas McCarthy, 2x, at Northwest,

(2/18/11)

3-Point Pct. (min. 3 made): 1.000 (4-4) by Jamar Johnson vs. Walla

Walla University (11/6/10) and vs. SOU (1/22/11)

Free-Throws Made: 11 by Jamar Johnson at Northwest (2/18/11)

Free-Throw Attempts: 16 by Josh Cottle vs. Warner Pacific (1/29/10)

Free-Throw Pct.(min. 5 Made): 1.000 (8-8) by Travares Peterson at

Multnomah (10/30/10)

Rebounds: 16 by Jordan Gregg at Lewis-Clark State (11/28/09)

Assists: 10 by Cody Thurmond vs. Montana Tech (11/5/06)

Steals: 6 by Steve Sawyers vs. Warner Pacific (2/27/10)

Block Shots: 4 by Jordan Gregg vs. Portland Bible (1/9/10)

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHSPoints: 34 by Matt Ballenger, College of Idaho (1/7/11)

Field-Goals Made: 12 by Matt Ballenger, College of Idaho (1/7/11)

Field-Goal Attempts: 21 by Matt Ballenger, College of Idaho (1/7/11)

Field-Goal Percentage (min. 5 made): 1.000 (5-5) by Deonte

Johnson, Corban University (2/12/10)

3-Pointers Made: 6, 3x, last by by Matt Ballenger, College of Idaho

(1/7/11)

3-Pointers Attempted: 14 by Reggie Guyton, Warner Pacific (1/29/10)

3-Point Percentage (min. 3made): 1.000 (4-4) by Nash Keene,

Corban University (1/16/10)

Free-Throws Made: 10 by Craig McGee, College of Idaho (2/5/10)

Free-Throw Attempts: 12, 2x, last by Cameron Guyton, Portland

Bible College (10/29/10)

Free-Throw Percentage (min. 5 Made): 1.000 (8-8) by Eric Tisby,

MSU-Northern (11/27/09)

Rebounds: 15 by Chase Godecke, Carroll College (11/20/10)

Assists: 10 by Gage Aker, Concordia (12/30/10)

Steals: 9 by by Matt Ballenger, College of Idaho (1/7/11)

Block Shots: 6 by Kaylone Riley, Warner Pacific (12/31/09)

The Isaac Williams Era…By The Numbers

Game Highs


EASTERN OREGON SINGLE-GAME LEADERSSCORING SEASON CAREER

Thomas McCarthy 15 18

Jamar Johnson 10 10

Josh Cottle 0 2

Travares Peterson 2 2

Jeff Ranstrom 1 1

JC Cook 2 2

Anthony Brown 3 3

Cody Thurmond 1 1

Jason Mumm 2 2

REBOUNDING SEASON CAREER

Jeff Ranstrom 8 8

Thomas McCarthy 2 4

Jason Mumm 5 5


Jamar Johnson 5 5

Anthony Brown 8 8

Kylian Wood 2 2

JC Cook 2 2

ASSISTS SEASON CAREER

Josh Cottle 9 28

Cody Thurmond 18 26


Jamar Johnson 1 1


Anthony Brown 4 4

JC Cook 2 2

MISCELANEOUS STATS

DOUBLE-DOUBLES SEASON CAREER

Thomas McCarthy 1 2

Jason Mumm 2 2

Jeff Ranstrom 3 3

Cody Thurmond 1 1

Anthony Brown 2 2

Jamar Johnson 2 2

DOUBLE FIGURE SCORING SEASON CAREER


Cody Thurmond 9 18

Josh Cottle 2 12


JC Cook 20 20

Jamar Johnson 22 22

Jason Mumm 16 16

Jeff Ranstrom 7 7

Robert Barrington 1 1

Jared Heitzman 1 1

Anthony Brown 8 8

20-POINT GAMES SEASON CAREER

Thomas McCarthy 5 5

Jamar Johnson 3 3

Jeff Ranstrom 1 1

JC Cook 1 1

Jason Mumm 1 1

DOUBLE FIGURE REBOUNDING SEASON CAREER

Thomas McCarthy 1 2

Jeff Ranstrom 5 5

Jason Mumm 2 2

Anthony Brown 3 3

Jamar Johnson 2 2

JC Cook 1 1

2010-11 SEASON RESULTS

2010-11 TEAM GAME BY GAME


NOTES RECORD WATCHSEASON

Points 2677 Broken

Rebounds 1339 Broken

Def. Rebounds 919 Broken

3-PT Made 323 Broken

3-PT Attempts 840 Broken

Off. Rebounds 453 31 away

FG Made 940 Broken

FG Attempts 2041 6 away

FT Made 478 7 away

FT Attempts 690 14 away

Assists 554 32 away

Games 32 Equaled

Wins 26 Equaled

GAME

Points 146 Broken

Rebounds 77 Broken

3-PT Made 18 Broken

FG Made 51 Broken

FG Attempts 98 Equaled

SEASON-Individual

3-PT Made 106 Broken-McCarthy

3-PT Attempts 247 Broken-McCarthy

CAREER-Individual

3-PT Made 210 10 away- McCar.

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