2007-08 WBB Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics

Guide Directory ........................................................................................................................................ 

Quick Facts ...............................................................................................................................................2 

2007-08 Team Roster ................................................................................................................................3 

2007-08 Outlook .......................................................................................................................................4 

Head Coach Profile ...................................................................................................................................6 

Assistant Coach Profile .............................................................................................................................8 

Player Profiles ...........................................................................................................................................9 

2006-07 Stats and Region 8 Standings ................................................................................................. 9 

2006-07 Game Results ............................................................................................................................20 

2007-08 Schedule ....................................................................................................................................2 

2006-07 Leaders ......................................................................................................................................22 

Topping the Charts ..................................................................................................................................23 

Continuing Success .................................................................................................................................24 

On the Air ...............................................................................................................................................25 

Individual Career Records ......................................................................................................................26 

Individual Season Records ......................................................................................................................28 

Individual Game Records .......................................................................................................................30 

Year by Year Leaders .............................................................................................................................3 

Past Game Results ...................................................................................................................................32 

President and Athletic Director ...............................................................................................................38 

Behind the Scenes ...................................................................................................................................39 

CSI Athletic Success ...............................................................................................................................40 

CSI Athletic Facilities .............................................................................................................................42 

CSI Campus ............................................................................................................................................44 

Twin Falls and the Magic Valley ............................................................................................................46 

Region 8 Opponents ..............................................................................................................................48 

CSI In the Polls .......................................................................................................................................49 

Golden Eagle Booster Club ....................................................................................................................50 

CSI Sponsors ...........................................................................................................................................52 

CSI Dance Team .....................................................................................................................................54 

CSI Cheerleaders ....................................................................................................................................55 

Media Speed Roster ................................................................................................................................56 

About the Cover: Five players return with high hopes of leading the Golden Eagles to their 6th trip to the national 

tournament. They will be joined by three sophomore transfers and six freshmen. 

This publication was produced by Karen Baumert, CSI sports information director. Randy Burbank of Burbank 

Photography took the photos for the athlete mug shots as well as the athlete photography on page 3 and the dance and 

cheer group photos. Graphic design and layout for the cover as well as pages 34-4 were done by Tereasa L. Bendele. 

Action photography throughout the publication was taken by Andy Arenz and Randy Burbank.

Location: Twin Falls, Idaho 

Founded: 964 

Enrollment: 7,500 

President: Jerry Beck 

Athletic Director: Joel Bate 

Conference: Scenic West Athletic Conference 

Region: 8 

Athletic Affiliation: NJCAA, Division I 

Nickname: Golden Eagles 

Colors: Gold and Black 

Website: www.csi.edu 

Home Facility: CSI Gymnasium (3,500 capacity) 

Athletics Administrative Assistant: Ginger Nukaya, 

732-6486 

Team Physicians: Dr. Thad Scholes 

Dr. Mark McKain 

Orthopedic Surgeon: Dr. William May 

Athletic Trainer: Richard Bingham, 732-648 

Physical Therapist: Julie Ellis 

Team Chiropractor: Dr. David Long 

Head VB Coach: Heidi Cartisser, 732-6485 

Asst. VB Coach: Erin Mellinger, 732-6492 

Head Men’s BB Coach: Barret Peery, 732-6496 

Asst. Men’s BB Coach: Steve Gosar, 732-6498 

Asst. Men’s BB Coach: Jeff Renegar, 732-6476 

Head Baseball Coach: Boomer Walker, 732-649 

Asst. BB Coaches: Dave Carter, 732-649 /732-6650 

Skip Walker, 732-6477/732-6650 

Head Softball Coach: Nick Baumert, 732-6494 

Assistant Softball Coach: Nicole Rollins, 732-6494 

Head Rodeo Coach: Steve Birnie, 732-6620 

CSI Board of Trustees: Chairman Leroy Craig, Dr. 

Allan Frost, Donna Brizee, Dr. Charles Lehrman and 

Dr. Thad Scholes 

SID: Karen Baumert 

Office Phone: (208) 732-6493 

E-mail Address: kbaumert@csi.edu 

Fax: (208) 734-0245 

Website: www.csi.edu 

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2006-07 Record: 25-7 

Returning Starters: 0 

Returning Non-Starters: 5 

Newcomers: 9 

2006-07 SWAC Finish: Second 

2006-07 Region 8 Tournament Finish: Second 

NJCAA National Tournament Appearances: 5 

Head Coach: Randy Rogers, (6th year at CSI) 

Overall Record as Collegiate Head Coach: 

27-40 (winning % of .760) 

Assistant Coach: Merrilee Sears (3rd year at CSI) 

Office Phone Number: (208) 732-6480 

Mailing Address: CSI Women’s Basketball 

3 5 Falls Ave. 

P.O. Box 238 

Twin Falls, ID 83303- 238 

E-mail Addresses: rrogers@csi.edu 

msears@csi.edu

No. Name Height Position Class Hometown (High School or College) 

4 Maylene Ornelas 5-6 G So Chihuahua, Mexico (Mountain View) 

0 Kelsey Jardine 5-8 G Fr Twin Falls, Idaho (Twin Falls) 

4 Jamie Edwards 5-6 G So Twin Falls, Idaho (Sheridan College) 

20 Kim Gamblin 5- F RS Herriman, Utah (Riverton) 

2 Samantha Tinned 6-0 F So Seattle, Wash. (Highline CC) 

22 Amy Higbee 5-8 G So Alamo, Nev. (Pahranagat Valley) 

24 Cassie Wood 5-9 G Fr Richfield, Idaho (Richfield) 

30 Noelle Milicic 6-0 G/F Fr Boulder City, Nev. (Boulder City) 

3 Tera Tremayne 5-6 G So Battle Mountain, Nev. (Battle Mtn) 

32 LaCale Pringle-Buchanan 5-8 G/F Fr Seattle, Wash. (Pepperdine Univ.) 

42 Eva Ivanova 6-3 P So Varna Bulgaria (Georgi Benkovski) 

44 Anita Burdick 6-3 P So Reno, Nev. (North Valley) 

52 Maddy Plunkett 6-2 P Fr Albury NSW, Australia (Xavier) 

53 Soana Lucet 6- P Fr New Caledonia (Lapevouse) 

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CSI head coach Randy Rogers has had the fortune of All-American guards his last four seasons. This season, 

Rogers went big and thinks he might have the best group of inside players he’s ever had at CSI. The Golden 

Eagle guards will be able to mix it up and get the ball to a number of posts, which in turn should open up the 

outside shot. 

“We won’t be as quick and may not run the floor as much as our teams have in the past few years,” said Rogers. 

“But we should dominate on the glass and improve our field goal percentage with shorter range shots.” 

Leading the way will be returners Anita Burdick and Eva Ivanova. Both stand 6-3 and were able to gain invaluable 

experience last season. They will be joined by freshmen Maddy Plunkett (6-2) and Soana Lucet (6- ). 

Lucet can also play the forward or guard position for the Golden Eagles. 

“I am excited to get started and see those four in game action,” Rogers said. “As the season wears on, they 

have a chance to be something special.” 

Other versatile players will be LaCale 

Pringle-Buchanan (5-8), Cassie Wood (5-9), 

Samantha Tinned (6-0) and Noelle Milicic 

(6-0). All four can play the guard or forward 

position. Pringle-Buchanan transferred from 

Pepperdine University, where she sat out with 

a knee injury. She is likely to be one of the 

Golden Eagle point guards but is tough to 

stop when she posts up in the paint. Tinned 

led the NWAAC last season in scoring at 

Highline CC. Wood is a hard-nosed scrappy 

player and Noelle gives the Eagles an opportunity 

to run. 

“We are athletic and big at the 3-spot,” Rogers 

said. “Soana, Cassie, LaCale and Samantha 

can play multiple positions and give us 

lots of options.” 

Rogers brings back the most experience at 

the guard position. Returners Maylene Ornelas, 

Amy Higbee and Tera Tremayne all saw 

action last season and are capable of putting 

up points from beyond the arc. They will be 

joined with newcomers Kelsey Jardine and 

Jamie Edwards, both Twin Falls High School 

products. Jardine is a pure shooter and Edwards, 

who transferred from Sheridan College, 

brings experience. 

“If our guards can knock down some shots 

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and take care of the ball, we could be really good by the end,” Rogers said. 

As always Region 8 play will be tough. 

Salt Lake will be gunning for its third straight trip to the NJCAA Tournament. CSI knocked the Bruins off 

three times last year but couldn’t get by them in the Region 8 Tournament. 

“In our league, on any given night, any team can beat any other team,” Rogers said. “We will need to be ready 

to play each time we step on the court.” 

Added pressure will be on the CSI women’s team this season as the league’s winner will host the Region 8 

Tournament. 

2007-08 Breakdown 

Letter Winners Lost ________________________________________________________ 8 

Returning Starters _________________________________________________________ 0 

Returning Non-Starters _____________________________________________________ 5 

Anita Burdick ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6-3 P, Reno, Nev. 

Amy Higbee ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-8 G, Alamo, Nev. 

Eva Ivanova -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-3 P, Varna, Bulgaria 

Maylene Ornelas -------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-6 G, Chihuahua, Mexico 

Tera Tremayne ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-6 G, Battle Mountain, Nev. 

Newcomers________________________________________________________________ 9 

Kelsey Jardine ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-8 G, Twin Falls, Idaho 

Soana Lucet -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6- P, New Caledonia 

Noelle Milicic ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-0 G/F, Boulder City, Nev. 

Maddy Plunkett --------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-2 P, Albury NSW, Australia 

Cassie Wood ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-9 G, Richfield, Idaho 

Transfers 

Jamie Edwards (Sheridan College) ----------------------------------------------- 5-6 G, Twin Falls, Idaho 

Kim Gamblin (Snow College) ---------------------------------------------------- 5- F, Herriman, Utah 

LaCale Pringle-Buchanan (Pepperdine Univ.) ---------------------------------- 5-8 G, Seattle, Wash. 

Samantha Tinned (Highline CC) -------------------------------------------------- 6-0 F, Seattle, Wash. 

In-State Players ____________________________________________________________ 3 

Jamie Edwards, Twin Falls; Kelsey Jardine, Twin Falls; and Cassie Wood, Richfield. 

Out-of-State Players ________________________________________________________ 11 

Anita Burdick, Nevada; Kim Gamblin, Utah; Amy Higbee, Nevada; Eva Ivanova, Bulgaria; Soana Lucet, New 

Caledonia; Noelle Milicic, Nevada; Maylene Ornelas, Mexico; Maddy Plunkett, Australia; LaCale Pringle- 

Buchanan, Washington; Samantha Tinned, Washington; and Tera Tremayne, Nevada. 

Sophomores _______________________________________________________________ 8 

Anita Burdick, Jamie Edwards, Kim Gamblin, Amy Higbee, Eva Ivanova, Maylene Ornelas, Samantha Tinned 

and Tera Tremayne. 

Freshmen _________________________________________________________________ 6 

Kelsey Jardine, Soana Lucet, Noelle Milicic, Maddy Plunkett, LaCale Pringle-Buchanan and Cassie Wood. 

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Never settling for mediocre, Randy Rogers brought a relentless 

pursuit of perfection to CSI when he took the job five years ago. It 

has paid off. In his second season, Rogers brought home a regularseason 

championship, Region 8 Tournament championship and a 

NJCAA consolation championship. The next year, he did even better. 

The Golden Eagles won the Scenic West Athletic Conference title, the 

Region 8 Tournament title and ended the season ranked No. in the 

NJCAA poll. That year, CSI brought home runner-up hardware at the 

national tournament, finishing higher than any Region 8 team has 

ever finished. 

In the past four seasons, Rogers has posted a 3-23 (.832) overall 

record and a Region 8 record of 67- 3 (.838). He has 27 college 

wins in the five years. Named Region 8 coach of the year in 2003-04 

and 2004-05, Rogers coached three All-Americans, seven academic 

All-Americans and won two SWAC Championships, two runner-up 

SWAC finishes and two Region 8 Championships. His teams have 

been nationally ranked since the 2003-04 season. During his time at 

CSI, he has helped 23 players go on to compete at a 4-year college or 

university. 

An intense coach, Rogers focuses on teaching fundamentals, playing aggressive hard-nosed defense and running when 

at all possible. His philosophy is simple - work hard and positive results will follow. 

Rogers came to CSI from Spring Creek High School where his teams qualified for the state tournament in each of 

his five seasons. He was named coach of the year in 998, 999, 2000, 200 and 2002. He holds a conference record of 

50- 0 (.833) and an overall record of 92-49. Rogers earned his bachelor’s degree from Utah State University in physical 

education. Prior to attending 

Utah State, he attended Salt 

Lake CC and Dixie State 

College. 

Rogers and his late wife 

of 22 years, Lori, have four 

daughters: Tristan, Lauren, 

Kyla and Jordan. 

Pictured to the right is 

Randy and his four daughters 

- (clockwise from bottom 

left) Tristan, Jordan, 

Kyla and Lauren 

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Rogers coached the first Region 

18 women’s team to play in the 

NJCAA National Championship 

game, leading the Golden Eagles to 

a second-place finish nationally in 

2004-05. 

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Merrilee Udy-Sears begins her third season as a CSI assistant coach. 

The talented player turned coach has brought experience and knowledge 

to the court. 

“Merrilee is intelligent and hard working,” said CSI head coach 

Randy Rogers. She is very knowledgeable about the game. She is 

intense, and does the little things that make our program successful.” 

Sears, who primarily works with the guards, has been invaluable to 

the program. 

She coached two-time All-American Maria Moore and helped five 

players move on to the 4-year level. 

Her duties also include academic advising. In the two years Merrilee 

has been with CSI, the Golden Eagles have had five Academic All- 

Americans. 

“Merrilee brings experience, competitiveness, organization and the ability to communicate with the players,” 

Rogers said. “CSI is very lucky to have her on the coaching staff.” 

Sears played two seasons at Ricks College before finishing her college career at Idaho State University. 

At Ricks, she started on a team that qualified for nationals in 2002, the same year she earned Region 8 alltournament 

honors as well as led the team as the co-captain. While there, she averaged 4.3 assists per game and 

7.6 points per game. 

At ISU, she also had a big impact, leading the Bengals to an NIT appearance in 2004. Her on-the-court 

performance is reflected in the ISU record books. 

Sears ranks third all time for career assists 

per game and first in career assist/turnover 

ratio. She is the all-time leader for singleseason 

assist/turnover ratio. After playing for 

the Bengals, Sears graduated from ISU with a 

bachelor’s degree in secondary education. She 

is currently working on her Master’s Degree in 

Educational Administration. 

Sears, who was born and raised in American 

Falls, played her high school ball at American 

Falls High School. She led them to three thirdplace 

finishes at state and a state championship 

her senior year. That year she garnered state 

player of the year honors. 

She recently married Brian Sears. 

Pictured to the right is Merrilee and 

her husband Brian Sears. 

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This or That 

Indoors or Outdoors 

Shoes or No Shoes 

Sleep or Study 

Cake or Pie 

Talk or Listen 

Black or Gold 

Stay In or Go Out 

Laugh Out Loud or Giggle 

Mountains or Beaches 

Small Town or Big City 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Steady for the Golden Eagles all year, 

Maylene was able to run the CSI offense when 

All-American Maria Moore was not in the lineup. 

She showed she can make an impact, scoring 8 

points against Snow last season. 

Before CSI: Originally from Mexico, Maylene 

moved to Utah her junior year of high school and 

gained dual citizenship. She led Mountain View 

High School to a league championship her junior 

season. MVHS made it to the state semi-finals 

that season and Maylene earned second team allregion 

and second team all-state honors. 

As a senior, she helped MVHS to another league 

championship and a second place finish in the 

state. Maylene was named first team all-region 

and first team all-state her senior year. 

Maylene Ornelas 

5-6- Guard - Sophomore 

Chihuahua, Mexico 

#4 

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Games 32 

Field Goals Made 53 

Field Goals Att. 44 

Free Throws Made 7 

Free Throws Att. 27 

Free Throw % .630 

Rebounds 70 

“ Her experience from playing with 

All-American Maria Moore last season 

will help Maylene do the things we need 

her to do this year. She has the ability to 

knock down the 3-point shot from way 

deep.” Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Maylene 

Favorite Food: Mexican and Sushi 

Favorite Fruit: Mango 

Favorite Vegetable: Broccoli 

Favorite Subject in School: Math 

Favorite Pop: Sprite 

If I could invent a word, it would be: 

thingi. 

It would mean: everything I don’t really 

know how to say. 

A one word description of myself is: 

Persistent 

Interesting Fact: I can understand 

French and Italian. 

Favorite Modern Invention: Ipod 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: 

Tomato’s 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Bill West 

2006-07 Stats 

2006-07 Game Highs 

Points Per Game 4.7 

3-pointers Made 26 

3-points Att. 9 

Assists 73 

Steals 40 

Blocked Shots 4 

Turnovers 64 

Points................................... 8 vs. Snow (02/23/07) 

Rebounds................................ 9 vs. CEU (0 /27/07) 

Assists ................................. 6 vs. Casper ( /09/06) 

Steals ...................................................3 (four times) 

Blocked Shots ..................................... (four times) 

3-pointers .............................. 4 vs. Snow (02/23/07) 

Free Throws .............................3 vs. NIC (02/02/07)

This or That 


Sweet or Salty 


Cake or Pie 

Run or Walk 

Loud or Quiet 


Offense or Defense 



Before CSI 

At CSI: Amy used her consistency to get 

playing time last season. Look for her defense 

and her ability to drive to the hoop to boost her 

into more playing time this season. 

BeforeCSI: A three-sport athlete at Pahranagat 

Valley High School, Amy led her volleyball and 

basketball teams to state championships all four 

of her high school seasons. She also competed 

on the softball team her freshman year. 

As a junior, Amy earned all conference firstteam 

honors in volleyball and basketball. Her 

senior season, she not only was named first 

team all-conference in both but also all state in 

basketball. 

Amy also excelled off the court, making the 

honor roll all four years. 

Amy Higbee 

5-8 - Guard - Sophomore 

Alamo, Nev. 

#22 

Games 25 






Rebounds 43 

0 

“Amy is not the type of player that’s going 

to put up big numbers, but you know what 

you’re going to get from her. You’re going 

to get hustle, rebounds and she’s going to 

run the floor hard.” Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Amy 

Favorite Food: Alamo Tacos 

Favorite Fruit: Pineapple 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Tony Mannen 

Favorite Vegetable: Corn on the Cob 

When I was little, I wanted to be a: 

nurse. 

Now, I want to be a: teacher. 

Favorite Modern Invention: Cell 

Phone 

One word to describe me: Sensitive 

If I were an animal, I would be a: 

koala bear. 

Favorite Color: Blue 

Favorite Cereal: Peanut Butter 

Reese’s Puffs 

Favorite Pop: Dr. Pepper 

My hobbies include: scrapbooking 

and anyting outdoors. 

2006-07 Stats 





Assists 8 

Steals 7 

Blocked Shots 

Turnovers 7 

Points....................................................7 (two times) 

Rebounds..............................................5 (two times) 

Assists ..................................3 vs. CNCC (02/ 0/07) 

Steals ................................. 3 vs. Phoenix ( /24/06) 

Blocked Shots ................... vs. Phoenix ( /24/06) 

3-pointers ........................................... (three times) 

Free-throws made .................5 vs. CNCC (0 /05/06)

This or That 




Casual or Dress Up 


Black or Gold 


Baths or Showers 



Before CSI 

At CSI: A solid 3-point shooter, Tera averaged 

3.2 points, .7 rebounds for the Golden Eagles 

while hitting 2 3-pointers. 

In High School: A three-sport athlete, Tera 

played basketball and volleyball and ran track at 

Battle Mountain High School. 

Her senior year, she not only led BMHS to a 

state championship on the basketball court but 

also earned first team all-league and MVP all-state 

honors. She knocked down 246 career 3-pointers. 

As a freshman, Tera led the state in scoring. Her 

sophomore and junior seasons, she earned first 

team all-state honors, bringing home MVP honors 

as a sophomore. 

Tera Tremayne 

5-6- Guard - Sophomore 

Battle Mountain, Nev. 

#31 

Games 29 






Rebounds 48 

“Tera understands the game very well 

having grown up as a gym rat. I expect 

her to be a floor leader. Her maturity from 

her freshman to sophomore year has been 

tremendous.” Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Tera 

Favorite Food: Lasagna 

Favorite Fruit: Strawberries 

Favorite Vegetable: Avacado 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Russ 

Tremayne 

Favorite Cereal: Captain Crunch with 

Berries 

When I was little, I wanted to be a: a 

cowgirl. 

Now, I want to: be a dental hygenist. 

If I were an animal, I’d be a: blue 

whale. 

Favorite Modern Invention: Cell 

Phone 

Favorite Board Game: Aggravation 

Favorite Snack: Oreos and Milk 

I have a pet peeve about: having a 

drink with melted ice in it. 

2006-07 Stats 





Assists 9 

Steals 4 


Turnovers 8 

Points.................................................. 2 (two times) 

Rebounds..............................7 vs. CNCC (02/09/07) 

Assists ..................................................3 (two times) 

Steals ....................................4 vs. CNCC (02/09/07) 

3-pointers ...........................................2 (three times) 

Free Throws ...................4 vs. Scottsdale ( 2/ 9/06)

This or That 




Flip Flops or Tennis Shoes 


Loud or Quiet 




Cake or Pie 

Before CSI 

At CSI: Eva showed she is capable of 

big things last season, posting a 6-point 

performance against CEU. She ranked 

second on the team in blocks per game 7th 

in rebounding. 

In High School: An inside post with the 

outside touch, Eva played for Bulgaria in 

the junior European Championships in 

2004, 2005 and 2006. In 2004, Eva helped 

lead them to a 2th-place finish. In 2005, 

Bulgaria finished in th place and in 2006, 

her team took second in the junior national 

tournament and eighth in the Junior 

European Championships. 

Eva Ivanova 

6-3 - Post - Sophomore 

Varna, Bulgaria 

#42 

2 

Games 32 






Rebounds 05 

“As she gets more aggressive, she will 

be a player that can give us a boost 

offensively. She is tough to guard 

because she can shoot the 3 and play 

inside.” Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Eva 

Favorite Food: My Grandma’s Cream 

Soup 

Favorite Holiday: New Year’s 

Favorite Vegetable: Cucumbers 


Favorite Fruit: Bananas 

Favorite Season: Fall 

Favorite Modern Invention: Computer 

One word to describe me: Tall 


butterfly. 

Interesting Fact: I shoot the basketball 

with my left hand but I am not 

left-handed. 

Favorite Sit Down Restaurant: 

Tomato’s 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Mark Wasden 

2006-07 Stats 





Assists 2 

Steals 3 


Turnovers 37 

Points.................................... 6 vs. CEU (0 /27/07) 

Rebounds..............................................9 (two times) 

Assists ..................................................2 (two times) 

Steals ..................................... 3 vs. Snow (0 / 9/07) 

Blocked Shots ....................... 4 vs. Snow (0 /20/07) 

3-pointers ................................................. (5 times) 

Free Throws .......................................5 (three times)

This or That 

Vanilla or Chocolate 





Cake or Pie 





Before CSI 

At CSI: Anita showed she can dominate inside 

at times last season. One of the top shot blockers 

in the conference last season, Anita averaged six 

points and 4 rebounds per game. 

In High School: Anita played basketball and 

volleyball at North Valleys High School, leading 

her team to a third-place region finish her junior 

year and a fourth-place league finish her senior 

year. 

While at NVHS, Anita broke many school 

records including rebounds in a game (26) and 

points in a game (46). She also holds the season 

and career records for rebounds and the game, 

season and career records for blocks. 

As a senior, Anita was named Sierra League 

Player of the Year, region player of the year and 

first team all-state. 

Anita Burdick 

6-3- Post - Sophomore 

Reno, Nev. 

#44 

3 

Games 29 






Rebounds 

“Anita has improved so much from 

last season. Right now, she is probably 

our go-to post player inside. 

She is very physical and confident.” 

Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Anita 

Favorite Food: Sushi 

Favorite Fruit: Apple 

Favorite Color: Green 

Favorite TV Show: One Tree Hill 

Favorite Holiday: Christmas 

Favorite Toy as a Child: Skip It 

Favorite Modern Invention: Computer/Internet 

Favorite Book: Harry Potter 


cheetah because I want to go fast. 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Sushi 

Pier #2 

Favorite Cereal: Chocolate Chex 

Favorite Comedian: Dave Chapelle 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Mark Wasden 

2006-07 Stats 





Assists 6 

Steals 0 


Turnovers 34 

Points.................................. 9 vs. CNCC (02/ 0/07) 

Rebounds......................... 2 vs. Phoenix ( /24/06) 

Assists ................................................... (six times) 

Steals ................................. 2 vs. Dawson ( / 6/06) 

Blocked Shots ......................................4 (two times) 

Free Throws .........................6 vs. CNCC (02/09/07) 

Field Goals ...........................7 vs. CNCC (02/ 0/07)

This or That 

Black or Gold 



Hamburger or Hotdog 





Run or Walk 


Before CSI 

Before CSI: A two-sport athlete at 

Twin Falls High School, Kelsey earned 

first team all-conference accolades two 

years in basketball and three in volleyball. 

Her senior season, Kelsey led the 

Bruins to a fourth-place finish at state 

and was named District 4-5-6 Player of 

the Year. 

A member of National Honor 

Society, Kelsey also excelled in the 

classroom. 

This or That 





Loud or Quiet 

Sit or Stand 

Run or Walk 


Coffee or Hot Chocolate 


Before CSI 

Before CSI: A transfer from Sheridan 

College, Jamie sat out last season 

after she injured her knee. 

A Twin Falls High School graduate, 

Jamie earned three letters in basketball 

and was named all conference and all 

state. Her senior season, she was key 

in the Bruins third-place finish at the 

state tournament. 

Jamie also competed in track and 

field, helping her 4x 00 relay team to a 

third-place finish. 

Kelsey Jardine 

5-8 - Guard - Freshman 

Twin Falls, Idaho 

#10 

Jamie Edwards 

5-6 - Guard - Sophomore- 


#14 

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“Kelsey is a great shooter, a pure 

shooter. Once she makes the transition 

from speed of the high school game to 

quickness of the college game, she will 

be able to score points.” Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Kelsey 

Favorite Candy Bar: Reeses Peanut 

Butter Cups 

Favorite Color: Yellow 


Johnny Carinos 

Hidden Talent: I play the piano. 

Favorite Cereal: Lucky Charms 

Interesting Fact: I was a finalist for 

a stamp drawing contest with the post 

office. 


chickabank. 

It would mean: too cool for school. 

Favorite CSI Instructors: Chris Meyerhoeffer 

and Tony Mannen 

Favorite Vegetable: Carrots 

Favorite Fruit: Strawberry 

Favorite Movie: Wild Hogs 

“She brings playing experience to the 

court, having played a year of JUCO 

ball. She is in great shape and works 

hard every day.” Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Jamie 

Favorite Color: Pink 

Favorite Magazine: Shape 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Pita 

Pit 


Favorite Fruit: Apple 

Favorite Season: Summer 

Favorite Clothing Brand: The Buckle 

One word to describe me: Competitive 

I have a pet peeve about: wrinkles in 

my clothes. 

Favorite Holiday: Valentine’s Day 

Hobbies: Singing and Working Out 

When I was little, I wanted to be a: 

singer. 

Now, I want to be a: dietition. 

Favorite Cereal: Life

This or That 

Black or Gold 



Sunrise or Sunset 


Cake or Pie 


Looks or Personality 



Before CSI 

Before CSI: A transfer from Snow 

College, Kim will red-shirt this season 

for the Golden Eagles. At Snow, she 

dominated inside, scoring 0 points 

and pulling down 5 rebounds per 

game. 

Kim played volleyball and basketball 

for Riverton High School, leading 

her team to a region championship her 

senior season. She ranked third alltime 

for the state of Utah in field goal 

percentage. 

This or That 


Loud or Quiet 









Before CSI 

Before CSI: A standout at Highline 

CC last season, Sam earned MVP of 

the NWAACC as well as first team 

NWAACC Tournament honors. She 

averaged 22 points, 9 rebounds and 5 

blocks per game while there. 

During high school, Sam led her 

team to a second-place finish at state in 

2003 and league championships three 

times. 

She averaged 3 points and 0 

rebounds as a senior. 

Kim Gamblin 

5-11 - Forward - Redshirt 

Herriman, Utah 

#20 

Samantha Tinned 

6-0 - Forward - Sophomore 

Seattle, Wash. 

#21 

5 

“Kim will be a great player for us next 

season. She will have played a year 

and spent a year learning our system. 

She is a competitor.” Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Kim 

Favorite Candy Bar: Twix 

Favorite Holiday: 4th of July 

Favorite TV Show: One Tree Hill 

Interesting Fact: I have four brothers. 

Favorite Magazine: Sports Illustrated 

Favorite Toy as a Child: My Horse 

Favorite Modern Invention: MP3 

Players 

One word to describe me: Serious 

Favorite Pop: Dr. Pepper 


Favorite Fruit: Strawberries 

Favorite Book: Reflections on the 

Game and Life by John Wooden 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: 

Arby’s 

Favorite Comedian: Brian Regan 

“Sam is as smooth as they come. She 

has a great 5-foot shot, which is one 

of the toughest shots in basketball. She 

is athletic and fearless. She will be an 

impact player for us.” Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Sam 

Favorite TV Show: I Love New York 

Favorite Movie: He Got Game 

Favorite Food: Soul Food 

Favorite Pop: Mountain Dew 

I have a pet peeve about: people who 

smack their lips when they eat. 

Favorite Cereal: Lucky Charms 

Favorite Color: Red 

One word description of myself is: 

unpredictable. 

Favorite Book: Tear of a Tiger 

Interesting Facts: I am the oldest of 

six siblings and I like to write poems 

and raps. 

Favorite Fruit: Pineapple 

Favorite Magazine: Slam 

Favorite Clothing Brand: Jordan 


McDonald’s

This or That 

Cake or Pie 








Run or Walk 


Before CSI 

Before CSI: A two sport athlete at 

Richfield, Cassie led the Tigers to a 

basketball state championship her senior 

season, earning A State Player of 

the Year as well as first team all district 

honors. 

Cassie led her high school teams 

to four state tournaments in basketball 

and two in volleyball. 

As a junior, Cassie was named 

second team all-state and first team 

District 4. 

This or That 





Loud or Quiet 

Sit or Stand 

Run or Walk 




Before CSI 

Before CSI: Noelle played basketball 

and soccer at Boulder City High 

School, leading her soccer team to a 

league championship in 2005 and a 

second-place finish at state in basketball 

in 2004. 

She earned first team all-state honors 

in both soccer and basketball her 

senior season as well as varsity letters 

three years in each sport. 

Cassie Wood 


Richfield, Idaho 

#24 

Noelle Milicic 

6-0 - Forward - Freshman 

Boulder City, Nev. 

#30 

6 

“Cassie is pure hustle. She knows 

how to win and brings that attitude to 

the court every day. She plays with a 

never-say die style.” Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Cassie 

Favorite Food: Crab 

Favorite Candy Bar: Snickers 


Jaker’s 

Favorite Color: Green 

My hobbies include: riding my horse, 

spending time with my family, hunting 

and fishing. 

Favorite Movie: The Guardian 

Favorite Modern Invention: Microwave 

When I was little, I wanted to be: a 

cowgirl. 

Now, I want to be a: teacher. 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Tony Mannen 



“Noelle is a long guard that can get up 

and down the floor, plus she gets on 

the glass real well. She has a chance 

to be a great player for us.” Coach 

Rogers 

Up Close with Noelle 

Favorite Color: Green and Purple 

Interesting Fact: I have to have 

grilled cheese sandwiches a certain 

way - sourdough bread with monterey 

jack cheese with boysenberry jam on 

top. 

Favorite Vegetable: Celery 

Favorite Subject in School: History 

Favorite Fruit: Peach 

My most prized possession is: my 

moccasins. 

Favorite Food: Italian 

One word to describe me: Weird 

Pet Peeve: People who chew with 

their mouths open and loud. 

Favorite Holiday: Christmas 

My hobbies include: basketball, 

soccer, volleyball, walleyball, snowboarding, 

wakeboarding, skiing and 

longboarding.

This or That 

Black or Gold 



Sunrise or Sunset 


Cake or Pie 


Loud or Quiet 



Before CSI 

Before CSI: LaCale comes to CSI via 

Pepperdine University, where she redshirted 

last season with a knee injury. 

She led her high school team to a state 

championship her junior season and a 4A 

West Division title as a senior. 

LaCale was named first team all state 

by the Seattle Times in 2006 and second 

team by the News Tribune. She also was 

named a pre-season Street and Smith 

All-American honorable mention prior 

to her senior year. In 2006, LaCale was a 

McDonald’s Game nominee. As a senior, 

she averaged 7.6 points, 5 steals, 0.3 

rebounds and 6 assists per game. 

This or That 

Laugh out Loud or Giggle 

Loud or Quiet 








Text Message or Call 

Before CSI 

Before CSI: Maddy attended Xavier 

High School in Australia. Outside of 

school, she competed on the Australian 

U 9 Junior Olympic Team. 

LaCale Pringle-Buchanan 


Seatlle, Wash. 

#32 

Maddy Plunkett 

6-2 - Post - Freshman 

Albury NSW, Australia 

#52 

7 

“LaCale is just one of those kids you 

want to be around. She is one of the 

most talented passers I’ve coached. 

She will be a crowd favorite.” Coach 

Rogers 

Up Close with LaCale 

Favorite Food: Ice Cream 

Favorite Holiday: Thanksgiving 

Favorite Season: Winter in Seattle 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Jim Dawson 


chillaxin. 

It would mean: to chill and relax. 

Favorite Modern Invention: XBox 

360 

One word to describe me: Well-mannered 

Interesting Fact: I have shot with 

Reggie Miller and there are only about 

two people who have ever seen my 

feet. 

My hobbies include: basketball, boxing, 

football and chess. 

Favorite Retaurant: Dairy Queen 

“Maddy is a very skilled player. She 

has a chance to be something special at 

CSI. She is one of the best posts I’ve 

coached. She will be a big part of how 

successful we are.” Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Maddy 

Favorite Candy: Skittles 

Favorite Movie: Love and Basketball 

and The Holiday 


Chili’s 

Favorite Season: Summer 

Favorite Fruits: Mango and Strawberries 

Favorite Singer or Group: Pink 

Favorite Color: Pink 

Favorite Pop: Coke 

Favorite Car: Chrysler 300 


dolphin. 

My first impression of Twin falls 

was: that I loved it. It’s beautiful and 

better than I thought. 

I have a pet peeve about: spitting.

This or That 

Cake or Pie 








Run or Walk 


Before CSI 

Before CSI: Soana comes to CSI 

from New Caledonia where she played 

on outside dirt courts. She played on 

the Oceania team in 2005 in Australia 

as well as 2006. She was named MVP 

of the tournament in 2006. 

Manager 

Lacee Kimball 

Grace, Idaho 

Soana Lucet 

6-1 - Forward - Freshman 

New Caledonia 

#53 

Manager 

Lindsey Jensen 

Shelley, Idaho 

8 

“Soana is the real deal. She can pass, 

drive, rebound and shoot. When she 

is on the floor, we are better. Once she 

gets over early game jitters, Soana will 

be fun to watch.” Coach Rogers 

Up Close with Joey 

Favorite Food: Quesadilla 

Favorite Candy Bar: Twix 


Applebee’s 


Sonic 

Favorite Vegetable: Corn 

Favorite Color: Blue 


Soana 

It would mean: perfection. 

One Word Description of Myself: 

Bomb 

Favorite TV Show: Grey’s Anatomy 

Interesting Fact: I’ve never been trick 

or treating. 

Hidden Talent: I speak French. 


Manager 

Tristan Rogers 

Twin Falls, Idaho

CSI Overall 2006-07 Record:25-7 Region 18 2006-07 Record: 15-5 

All-Game Totals All Field Goals 3 Point Goals Free throws AVG OFF DEF TOT AVG AVG AVG AVG AVG 

GP FG FGA PCT 3PG 3PA PCT FT FTA PCT PTS REB REB REB REB PF ASST ASST TO TO BLK BLK STL STL 

Maria Moore 3 202 45 .448 45 2 .372 68 04 .654 6.7 92 26 2 8 7.0 79 30 4. 8 05 3.39 0.35 90 2.90 

Brittany Moore 27 3 27 .4 7 53 56 .340 36 55 .655 .7 2 62 83 3. 54 87 3.22 48 .78 0.04 42 .56 

Amy Bratvold 32 04 27 .384 7 45 .378 80 09 .734 9.5 68 08 76 5.5 86 32 .00 52 .63 3 0.4 3 0.97 

Alexis Tucker 32 76 9 .398 0 2 .000 60 82 .732 6.6 78 99 77 5.5 38 32 .00 49 .53 7 0.22 34 .06 

Ashley Thompson 32 79 85 .427 3 8 .375 49 79 .620 6.6 88 04 92 6.0 94 38 . 9 45 .4 0.03 52 .63 

Anita Burdick 29 64 45 .44 0 0 .000 52 65 .800 6.2 39 72 3.8 60 6 0.2 34 . 7 3 .07 0 0.34 

Eva Ivanova 32 58 43 .406 5 7 .294 36 48 .750 4.9 40 65 05 3.3 43 2 0.38 37 . 6 3 0.97 3 0.4 

Maylene Ornelas 32 53 44 .368 26 9 .286 7 27 .630 4.7 9 63 72 2.3 46 73 2.28 64 2.00 4 0. 3 40 .25 

Kali Hess 3 4 3 .363 9 39 .23 50 64 .78 4.5 33 37 70 2.3 26 29 0.94 42 .35 0 0.00 5 0.48 

Jennifer Kioa 6 9 24 .375 0 2 .000 5 7 .294 3.8 8 8 6 2.7 3 0. 7 6 .00 4 2.33 0. 7 

Tera Tremayne 29 32 83 .386 2 42 .286 8 24 .750 3.2 8 30 48 .7 27 9 0.66 8 0.62 0 0.00 4 0.48 

Whitney Thompson 29 34 8 .420 0 2 .000 6 29 .552 2.9 28 40 68 2.3 38 4 0.48 23 0.79 4 0. 4 0 0.34 

Daraysha Kennedy 22 9 53 .358 4 6 .250 3 2 .6 9 2.5 9 6 25 . 27 5 0.68 25 . 4 0.05 0 0.45 

Amy Higbee 25 6 52 .308 3 7 .429 4 26 .538 2.0 8 25 43 .7 6 8 0.72 7 0.68 0.04 7 0.68 

Team 5 25 40 .3 2 

CSI TOTALS 32 900 2207 .408 77 548 .323 5 4 750 .685 77.8 564 880 444 45. 637 506 5.8 567 7.72 9 3.72 379 .84 

Opponents Totals 32 7 4 922 .37 62 535 .303 422 67 .629 62.9 424 782 206 37.7 655 448 4.00 7 9 22.47 88 2.75 290 9.06 

SWAC Teams 

Salt Lake CC 

College of Southern Idaho 

North Idaho College 

College of Eastern Utah 

Snow College 

Colorado Northwestern CC 

Wins 

7 

5 

9 

8 

0 

SWAC 

2006-07 

Losses 

3 

5 

9 

2 

20 

9 

GP=Games Played 

FG=Field Goals 

FGA=Field Goals Attempted 

PCT=Percent 

FT=Free Throws 

FTA=Free Throws Attempted 

AVG PTS=Average Points 

OFF REB=Offensive Rebounds 

DEF REB=Defensive Rebounds 

PF=Personal Fouls 

AVG ASST=Assists Per Game 

ASST=Total Assists 

AVG TO=Turnovers Per Game 

TO-Total Turnovers 

AVG BLK=Blocks Per Game 

BLK=Total Blocks 

AVG STL=Steals Per Game 

STL=Total Steals 

Pct. 

0.850 

0.750 

0.550 

0.450 

0.400 

0.000 

Wins 

28 

25 

20 

6 

5 

5 

Overall 

2006-07 

Losses 

7 

7 

2 

6 

6 

25 

Pct. 

0.800 

0.78 

0.625 

0.500 

0.484 

0. 67

Date Opponent Result Score Site 

/09/06 Casper College W 89-5 Twin Falls, Idaho 

/ 0/06 Sheridan College W 98-80 Twin Falls, Idaho 

/ /06 Central Arizona L 8 -79 Twin Falls, Idaho 

/ 6/06 Dawson CC W 92-40 Casper, Wyo. 

/ 7/06 Miles City College W 65-59 Casper, Wyo. 

/ 8/06 Casper College W 6 -42 Casper, Wyo. 

/24/06 Phoenix College W 83-63 Twin Falls, Idaho 

/25/06 Yakima Valley CC W 72-62 Twin Falls, Idaho 

2/08/06 North Idaho College W OT 66-64 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

2/09/06 North Idaho College L 74-73 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 

2/ 9/06 Scottsdale College W 97-58 Scottsdale, Ariz. 

2/2 /06 Glendale College W 89-73 Glendale, Ariz. 

0 /05/06 Colorado NW W 93-56 Rangely, Colo. 

0 /06/06 Colorado NW W 99-46 Rangely, Colo. 

0 / 2/07 Salt Lake CC W 70-47 Twin Falls, Idaho 

0 / 3/07 Salt Lake CC W 70-62 Twin Falls, Idaho 

0 / 9/07 Snow College W 69-52 Twin Falls, Idaho 

0 /20/07 Snow College W 80-69 Twin Falls, Idaho 

0 /26/07 College of Eastern Utah L 70-50 Price, Utah 

0 /27/07 College of Eastern Utah W 66-53 Price, Utah 

02/02/07 North Idaho College L 67-64 Twin Falls, Idaho 

02/03/07 North Idaho College W 79-67 Twin Falls, Idaho 

02/09/07 Colorado NW W 03-43 Twin Falls, Idaho 

02/ 0/07 Colorado NW W 87-68 Twin Falls, Idaho 

02/ 6/07 Salt Lake CC W 63-60 Salt Lake City, Utah 

02/ 7/07 Salt Lake CC L 80-57 Salt Lake City, Utah 

02/23/07 Snow College L 8 -76 Ephraim, Utah 

02/24/07 Snow College W 79-70 Ephraim, Utah 

03/02/07 College of Eastern Utah W 96-72 Twin Falls, Idaho 

03/03/07 College of Eastern Utah W 87-68 Twin Falls, Idaho 

Region 18 Tournament 

03/09/07 North Idaho College W 70-60 Ephraim, Utah 

03/ 0/07 Salt Lake CC L 74-69 Ephraim, Utah 

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Date Day Opponent Site Time 

Nov. Thur. Chandler Gilbert Phoenix, Ariz. 6 p.m. 

Nov. 3 Sat. Mesa College Mesa, Ariz. 6 p.m. 

Nov. 15-17 Thur.-Sat. Central Arizona Tourney Coolidge, Ariz. 

Nov. 15 Thur. Central Arizona College Coolidge, Ariz. 7:30 p.m. 

Nov. 16 Fri. Odessa Coolidge, Ariz. 5:30 p.m. 

Nov. 17 Sat. Monroe College Coolidge, Ariz. Noon 

Nov. 23-24 Fri.-Sat. Wolverton Challenge Twin Falls, Idaho 

Nov. 23 Fri. Treasure Valley Twin Falls, Idaho 6 p.m. 

Nov. 24 Sat. Yavapai College Twin Falls, Idaho 6 p.m. 

Nov. 30-Dec. 1 Thur.-Sat. Boise Office Equipment Tourney Twin Falls, Idaho 

Nov. 30 Fri. All Stars Twin Falls, Idaho 6 p.m. 

Dec. 1 Sat. Columbia Basin Twin Falls, Idaho 6 p.m. 

Dec. 6-8 Thur.-Sat. Coca-Cola Classic Twin Falls, Idaho 

Dec. 6 Thur. Yakima Valley Twin Falls, Idaho 8 p.m. 

Dec. 7 Fri. Northwest Wyoming Twin Falls, Idaho 8 p.m. 

Dec. 8 Sat. Sheridan College Twin Falls, Idaho 8 p.m. 

Jan. 3-5 Thur.-Sat. SWAC Challenge Coeur d’Alene, Idaho TBA 

Jan. 0 Thur. Colorado Northwestern CC Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Jan. 2 Sat. College of Eastern Utah Twin Falls, Idaho p.m. 

Jan. 9 Sat. North Idaho College Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 2 p.m. MST 

Jan. 25 Fri. Snow College Ephraim, Utah 5:30 p.m. 

Jan. 26 Sat. Salt Lake CC Salt Lake City, Utah p.m. 

Feb. Fri. North Idaho College Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 2 Sat. North Idaho College Twin Falls, Idaho p.m. 

Feb. 8 Fri. College of Eastern Utah Price, Utah 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 9 Sat. College of Eastern Utah Price, Utah p.m. 

Feb. 5 Fri. Snow College Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 6 Sat. Snow College Twin Falls, Idaho p.m. 

Feb. 22 Fri. Salt Lake CC Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 23 Sat. Salt Lake CC Twin Falls, Idaho p.m. 

Feb. 29 Fri. Colorado Northwestern CC Rangely, Colo. 5:30 p.m. 

Mar. Sat. Colorado Northwestern CC Rangely, Colo. p.m. 

Mar. 6-8 Thur.-Sat. Region 8 Championships Home of Women’s Winner 

Mar 8-22 Tues.-Sat. NJCAA National Tournament Salina, Kansas 

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2006-07 Region 18 Regular Season Individual Stat Leaders 

Points Per Game 

Maria Moore ................ st ( 6.7) 

Brittany Moore .............5th ( .7) 

Amy Bratvold ............... th (9.5) 

Rebounds Per Game 

Maria Moore ..................4th (7.0) 

Ashley Thompson ..........6th (6.0) 

Alexis Tucker .................8th (5.5) 

Assist/Turnover Ratio 

Brittany Moore ............. st ( .8 ) 

Maria Moore ................3rd ( .24) 

Steals Per Game 

Maria Moore ................ st (2.90) 

Ashley Thompson ........6th ( .63) 

Brittany Moore .............8th ( .56) 

Assists Per Game 

Maria Moore ................ st (4. 9) 

Brittany Moore .............5th (3.22) 

Maylene Ornelas ........ 3th (2.28) 

3-Point FG Made 

Brittany Moore ............. st ( .96) 

Maria Moore ................7th ( .45) 

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3-Point Field Goal Pct. 

Maria Moore ................3rd (.372) 

Brittany Moore .............6th (.340) 

Free Throw Pct. 

Amy Bratvold ...............6th (.734) 

Maria Moore .............. 2th (.654) 

Blocks Per Game 

Anita Burdick ...............3rd ( .07) 

Eva Ivanova .................4th (0.97) 

Amy Bratvold ...............8th (0.4 ) 

Maria Moore .............. 0th (0.35) 

2006-07 Region 18 Top 10 Team Stat Leaders All Games 

Rebounding 

CSI ............................... st (45. ) 

SLCC...........................2nd (40.9) 

CEU..............................3rd (39.9) 

Free Throw Percentage 

CEU.............................. st (.70 ) 

CNCC ..........................2nd (.69 ) 

CSI ...............................3rd (.685) 

Steals 

NIC ............................. 2st ( 2.4 ) 

CEU...........................2nd ( 2.34) 

CSI .............................3rd ( .84) 

Points Per Game 

Maria Moore ................ st ( 6.7) 

Brittany Moore ............2nd ( .7) 

Amy Bratvold .................3rd (9.5) 


Maria Moore .................. st (4.2) 

Brittany Moore ..............2nd (3.2) 

Maylene Ornelas ............3rd (2.3) 

Rebounds Per Game 

Maria Moore .................. st (7.0) 

Ashley Thompson .........2nd (6.0) 

Alexis Tucker .................3rd (5.5) 


Scoring Offense 

CSI ............................... st (77.8) 

SLCC...........................2nd (73.7) 

NIC ...............................3rd (72.0) 

Scoring Defense 

SLCC............................ st (57.2) 

NIC ..............................2nd (60.5) 

CSI ...............................3rd (62.9) 

Assists 

SLCC.......................... st ( 6.83) 

CSI ............................2nd ( 5.8 ) 

NIC .............................3rd ( 5.59) 

2006-07 Final CSI Category Leaders 

Blocked Shots Per Game 

Anita Burdick ................. st ( . ) 

Eva Ivanova ..................2nd ( .0) 


Field Goal Percentage 

Maria Moore ................ st (.448) 

Anita Burdick ..............2nd (.44 ) 

Ashley Thompson ........3rd (.427) 

3-Point Percentage 

Amy Bratvold ............... st (.378) 

Maria Moore ...............2nd (.372) 

Brittany Moore .............3rd (.340) 


SLCC.............................. st (.460) 

Snow .............................2nd (.409) 

CSI ................................ 3rd (.408) 

3-Point Field Goal Pct 

SLCC............................ st (.334) 

CSI ..............................2nd (.323) 

Snow ............................3rd (.323) 

Blocked Shots 

CEU.............................. st (5.8 ) 

CSI ..............................2nd (3.72) 

Snow ............................3rd (3.23) 

3-Point Field Goals Per Game 

Brittany Moore ............... st (2.0) 

Maria Moore .................2nd ( .5) 


Anita Burdick ............... st (.800) 

Kali Hess .....................2nd (.78 ) 

Tera Tremayne .............3rd (.750) 


Maria Moore .................. st (2.9) 

Ashley Thompson .........2nd ( .6) 

Brittany Moore ..............2nd ( .6) 

Maylene Ornelas ............4th ( .3)

NJCAA All-Americans 

(Since 993-94) 

Amber McEwen ................................................. 993-94 

Amanda Covington ............................................ 996-97 

Charlotte Norman ............................................... 997-98 

Sarah Nelson ...................................................... 998-99 

Sidney Orndorff ................................................. 2004-05 

Nakeya Isabell .................................................... 2004-05 

Maria Moore ...................................................... 2005-06 

Maria Moore ...................................................... 2006-07 

NJCAA Academic All-Americans 

(Since 993-94) 

Tracy Arrossa ..................................................... 995-96 

Holly Harper ...................................................... 996-97 


Sarah Nelson ...................................................... 998-99 

Camille Porter .................................................... 2002-03 

Cheryl Blazzard ................................................. 2005-06 

Tanya Lalicker ................................................... 2005-06 

Brittany Moore ................................................... 2006-07 

Alexis Tucker ..................................................... 2006-07 

Ashley Thompson .............................................. 2006-07 

Region 18 Tournament MVP 

(Since 993-94) 

Sarah Nelson ...................................................... 998-99 

Andrea Sivakova ................................................ 2003-04 

Delicia Jernigan ................................................. 2004-05 

Region 18 All-Tournament Team 

(Since 993-94) 

Amber McEwen ................................................. 993-94 

Deanna Glover ................................................... 995-96 


Sarah Nelson ...................................................... 997-98 

Jessica Gibbs ...................................................... 998-99 

Belinda Stubbs ................................................... 2000-0 

Lenka Zimova .................................................... 2003-04 


Denisa Svarova .................................................. 2004-05 

Lenka Zimova .................................................... 2004-05 

Maria Moore ...................................................... 2005-06 

Region 18 Coach of the Year 

Ben Stroud ......................................................... 990-9 

Ben Stroud ......................................................... 992-93 

Joel Bate ............................................................. 998-99 

Randy Rogers ..................................................... 2003-04 

Randy Rogers ..................................................... 2004-05 

Region 18 Player of the Year 

(Since 2003-04) 


Maria Moore ...................................................... 2005-06 

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All-Region 18 First Team 

(Since 988-89) 

Hettie DeJong ..................................................... 988-89 

Angie Olson ....................................................... 989-90 

Susanna Tauteoli ................................................ 990-9 

Cynthia Clinger .................................................. 990-9 

Shirley Stepan .................................................... 99 -92 

Amber McEwen ................................................. 993-94 

Marcy Jenkins .................................................... 994-95 




Sarah Nelson ...................................................... 998-99 

Jinga Gosschalk ................................................. 2000-0 

Belinda Stubbs ................................................... 200 -02 


Nakeya Isabell .................................................... 2004-05 

Maria Moore ...................................................... 2006-07 


All-Region 18 Second Team 

(Since 992-93) 

Sharleece Keller ................................................. 992-93 

Deanna Glover ................................................... 995-96 


Camille Porter .................................................... 2002-03 




Joanna Hixon ..................................................... 2004-05 


Jalena Williams .................................................. 2005-06 

Amy Bratvold ..................................................... 2006-07 

All-Region 18 Honorable Mention 

(Since 993-94) 

Mandi Ortega ..................................................... 995-96 

Deena Bartu ....................................................... 997-98 

Sarah Nelson ...................................................... 997-98 

Cecilie Bates ...................................................... 998-99 

Jessica Gibbs ...................................................... 998-99 

Belinda Stubbs ................................................... 2000-0 

Crystal Hardcastle .............................................. 200 -02 

Angela Williams ................................................ 200 -02 

Amy Kucheran ................................................... 2002-03 

Andrea Sivakova ................................................ 2003-04 


Ashley Thompson .............................................. 2005-06 

Ashley Thoompson ............................................ 2006-07 

Alexis Tucker ..................................................... 2006-07

Continuing Success 

Where they played basketball after CSI 

Cynthia Clinger, Texas Tech Univ. 

( 992 Nat. Champions) 

Susanna Tautaoli, University of Utah 

Marcia Yastrop, Idaho State University 

Becky Brower, University of New Orleans 

Amy Boone, George Mason University 

Kristi Brown, University of Wyoming 

Hettie DeJong, University of Idaho 

Candace Lords, Southern Utah University 

Suzanne Hansen, Northwest Nazarene University 

Sharleece Keller, University of Idaho 

Audra Urie, University of Alaska-Anchorage 

Marcella Weissbeck, Whitman College 

Amber McEwen, University of Utah 

Jenny Shaw, Lewis and Clark State College 

Keri Andrus, Rocky Mountain College 

Jenna Umthun, Albertson College of Idaho 

Marcy Jenkins, Albertson College of Idaho 

Kim Frei, Midot State University 

Michelle Wescott, Albertson College of Idaho 

Rikki Peterson, Whitworth College 

Holly Henry, Western Oregon University 

Franci Olsen, Western Montana University 

DeAnna Glover, Western Montana University 

Mandi Ortega, Idaho State University 

Andrea Jensen, Albertson College of Idaho 

Allison Fortner, Concordia Lutheran College 

Amanda Covington, Brigham Young University 

Casy Murdock, Gonzaga University 

Landis Barnes, Western Montana University 

Courtnie Storr, Western Montana University 

Deena Bartu, Montana State University-Billings 

Charlotte Norman, Lewis Clark State College 

Sarah Nelson, Idaho State University 

Jessica Gibbs, University of Wyoming 

Cecile Bates, Albertson College of Idaho 

Katarina Gabaniova, Lewis Clark State College 

Sara Cellan, Western State of Colorado 

Lauren Dickman, Western Baptist College 

Jinga Gosschalk, Long Beach State University 

Aubrey Guastalli, University of Tennessee 

Nicolette Dresback, Azusa Pacific University 

Trenesha Biggers, Florida State University 

Melanie Croser, Penn State University 

Jodi Reber, University of California-Riverside 

Belinda Stubbs, Montana State University 

Angie Layton, Westminster College 

Amy Kucheran, University of Buffalo 

Camille Porter, Southern Oregon University 

Jessica White, Oral Roberts University 

Andrea Sivakova, Idaho State University 

Meliame Halaufia, California Baptist 

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Brandi Moore, Benedict College 

Megan Kane, Carroll College 

Denisa Svarova, Emporia State University 

Sidney Orndorff, Stoneybrook University 

Delicia Jernigan, Stoneybrook University 

Lenka Zimova, Texas A&M 

Joanna Hixon, Idaho State University 

Nakeya Isabell, Pepperdine University 

Jordan Eckman, Westminster College 

Krystn Patterson, Albertson College 

Maria Moore, Texas Tech University 

Brittany Moore, Boise State University 

Ashley Thompson, University of Alaska Anchorage 

Alexis Tucker, Westminster College 

Amy Bratvold, Eastern Washington University 

Lenka Zimova

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Scoring 

Name Points Games Years 

. Maria Moore 3 63 2005-07 

2. Sarah Nelson 908 63 997-99 

3. Sidney Orndorff 900 70 2003-05 

4. Charlotte Norman 799 62 996-98 

5. Cynthia Clinger 780 50 988-90 

6. Denisa Svarova 733 72 2003-05 

7. Brittany Moore 7 59 2005-07 

7. Marcy Jenkins 7 60 993-95 

9. Jinga Gosschalk 702 60 999-0 

0. Lenka Zimova 644 60 2003-05 

Scoring Average 

Name PPG Games Years 

. Maria Moore 7.9 63 2005-07 

2. Cynthia Clinger 5.6 50 988-90 

3. Sarah Nelson 4.4 63 997-99 

4. Sidney Orndorff 2.9 70 2003-04 

5. Charlotte Norman 2.8 62 996-98 

5. Hettie Dejong 2.8 50 987-89 

7. Elisha Booth 2.6 26 2000-0 

8. Brittany Moore 2. 59 2005-07 

9. Monica Gustin .9 49 987-89 

0. Marcy Jenkins .8 60 993-95 


Name FG FG Att % Years 

. Marcy Jenkins 265 538 .680 993-95 

2. Susana Tauteoli 224 402 .560 989-9 

3. Monica Gustin 254 462 .550 987-89 

4. Cynthia Clinger 333 626 .530 989-9 

5. Jessica Gibbs 2 8 4 5 .525 997-99 

6. Nakeya Isabell 09 2 3 .5 2 2003-04 

7. Deanna Glover 75 342 .5 0 994-96 

8. Kim Wegner 5 299 .505 998-99 

9. Joanna Hixon 25 248 .504 2004-05 

0. Lenka Zimova 258 5 8 .498 2003-05 

3-point Field Goals Made 

Name 3-pointers Games Years 

. Brittany Moore 29 59 2005-07 

2. Cecilie Bates 28 66 997-99 

3. Maria Moore 89 63 2005-07 

4. Camille Porter 87 62 200 -03 


6. Dee Jernigan 83 63 2003-05 


8. Andrea Sivakova 65 67 2002-04 

9. Kaylan King 54 32 2005-06 

0. Sara Cellan 46 63 998-00 

0. Angela Williams 46 60 2000-02 

3-point Field Goal Percentage 

Name 3FG 3 FG Att % Years 

. Nakeya Isabell 39 87 .448 2004-05 

2. Holly Armstrong 20 47 .426 2000-0 

3. Rubina Shahbazian 38 90 .422 2002-03 

4. Brittany Moore 76 89 .402 2005-07 

5. Jinga Gosschalk 87 2 7 .40 999-0 

6. Natalia Kortisova 35 9 .385 999-0 

7. Cecilie Bates 28 334 .383 997-99 

8. Denisa Svarova 2 56 .375 2003-05 

9. Angela Williams 46 26 .365 2000-02 

0. Camille Porter 87 239 .364 200 -03 

Free Throws Made 

Name Free Throws Games Years 

. Belinda Stubbs 234 56 2000-02 


3. Maria Moore 54 63 2005-07 

4. Amy Kucheran 49 62 200 -03 


6. Sarah Nelson 2 8 66 997-99 

7. Sara Cellan 29 63 998-00 


9. Angie Layton 2 60 200 -03 

0. Lenka Zimiova 7 60 2003-04 


0. Amy Bratvold 7 64 2005-07 


Name FT FT Att % Years 

. Amanda McGrath 59 70 .843 999-00 

2. Sidney Ondorff 78 2 3 .836 2003-05 

3. Sarah Nelson 2 8 262 .832 997-99 

4. Joanna Hixon 59 73 .808 2004-05 

5. Anita Burdick 52 65 .800 2006-07 

6. Cecilie Bates 74 93 .796 997-99 

7. Kali Hess 50 64 .78 2006-07 

8. Jinga Gosschalk 7 54 .760 999-0 

9. Zenovia Barron 58 77 .753 998-99 

0. Nakeya Isabell 79 06 .745 2004-05 

0. Lenka Zimova 7 57 .745 2003-05 

Rebounding 

Name Rebounds Games Years 

. Mandi Ortega 482 64 994-96 

2. Maria Moore 466 63 2005-07 


4. Sydney Orndorff 4 4 70 2003-05 

5. Sarah Nelson 4 4 66 997-99 


7. Ashley Thompson 406 64 2005-07 

8. Amy Bratvold 360 64 2005-07 


0. Jessica Gibbs 3 7 54 997-99 

Rebounding Average 

Name Avg Games Years 

. Maria Moore 7.3 63 2005-07 

2. Erica Empey 7.0 33 999-00 

3. Sarah Nelson 6.3 66 997-99 

3. Ashley Thompson 6.3 64 2005-07 

5. Denisa Svarova 6. 72 2003-05 

6. Belinda Stubbs 5.9 56 2000-02 

6. Sidney Orndorff 

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5.9 70 2003-05

6. Jessica Gibbs 5.9 54 997-99 

9. Amy Bratvold 5.6 64 2005-07 

Assists 

Name Assists Games Years 

. Maria Moore 294 63 2005-07 

2. Amanda Covington 245 63 995-97 

3. Dee Jernigan 202 63 2003-05 

4. Nakeya Isabell 87 36 2004-05 

5. Crystal HArdcastle 8 60 2000-0 


6. Audra Urie 7 50 987-89 

6. Shirley Stephan 7 54 990-92 

9. Jenny Shaw 66 56 992-94 

0. Candice Lords 62 48 989-9 



Name APG Games Years 

. Nakeya Isabell 5.2 36 2004-05 

2. Maria Moore 4.6 63 2005-07 

3. Amanda Covington 3.8 63 995-97 

4. Zenovia Barron 3.7 35 998-99 

5. Melanie Croser 3.6 27 200 -02 

6. Jessica White 3.5 3 2002-03 

7. Candice Lords 3.4 48 989-9 

7. Audra Urie 3.4 50 987-89 


8. Dee Jernigan 3.2 63 2003-04 

8. Becky Brower 3.2 47 988-90 

8. Shirley Stephan 3.2 54 990-92 

Steals 

Name Steals Games Years 

. Amanda Covington 252 63 995-97 

2. Maria Moore 2 6 63 2005-07 

3. Sarah Nelson 4 66 997-99 

4. Audra Urie 34 50 987-89 

5. Nakeya Isabell 33 36 2004-05 

6. Jessica Gibbs 32 54 997-99 

7. Shirley Stephan 30 54 99 -93 

8. Mandi Ortega 29 64 994-96 

8. Dee Jernigan 29 63 2003-04 

0. Deena Bartu 23 6 996-98 


Name SPG Games Years 

. Amanda Covington 4.0 63 995-97 

2. Nakeya Isabell 3.7 36 2004-05 

3. Maria Moore 3.4 63 2005-07 

4. Audra Urie 2.7 50 987-89 

5. Shirley Stephan 2.4 54 99 -93 

5. Jessica Gibbs 2.4 5 997-99 

7. Hettie Dejong 2.3 50 987-89 

8. Sarah Nelson 2. 66 997-99 

9. Deena Bartu 2.0 6 996-98 

9. Mandi Ortega 2.0 64 994-96 

9. Dee Jernigan 2.0 63 2003-05 

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Blocked Shots 

Name Blocks Games Years 

. Mandi Ortega 233 64 994-96 

2. Lenka Zimova 07 60 2003-05 



5. Katarina Gabaniova 8 35 998-99 

6. Joanna Hixon 45 36 2004-05 


8. Amy Bratvold 36 64 2005-07 

9. Belinda Stubbs 34 56 2000-0 

0. Hettie Dejong 33 50 987-89 


Name BPG Games Years 

. Mandi Ortega 3.6 64 994-96 

2. Katarina Gabaniova 2.3 35 998-99 

3. Lenka Zimova .8 60 2003-05 

4. Cynthia Clinger .7 50 989-9 

4. Amy Bratvold .7 64 2005-07 

6. Joanna Hixon .3 36 2004-05 

7. Denisa Svarova .2 72 2003-04 

8. Erika Empey 0.8 33 999-00 

9. Hettie Dejong 0.7 50 987-89 

0. Jessica Gibbs 0.7 5 997-99 

Maria Moore

Scoring 

Name Points Games Years 

. Maria Moore 6 4 32 2005-06 

2. Maria Moore 5 7 3 2006-07 

3. Sarah Nelson 508 32 998-99 

4. Marcy Jenkins 460 32 994-95 




8. Sarah Nelson 400 3 997-98 

9. Sharleece Keller 398 29 99 -92 

0. Jessica Gibbs 398 32 998-99 

Scoring Average 

Name PPG Games Years 

. Maria Moore 9.2 32 2005-06 


3. Maria Moore 6.7 3 2006-07 

4. Sara Cellan 6. 29 999-00 

5. Sarah Nelson 5.9 32 998-99 

5. Amber McEwen 5.9 23 993-94 

7. Charlotte Norman 4.5 3 997-98 

8. Marcy Jenkins 4.4 26 992-93 


0. Janyce Anderson 3.9 26 992-93 

0. Hettie DeJong 3.9 24 99 -92 


Name FG FG Att % Years 

. Susana Tauteoli 63 256 .640 990-9 

2. Amy Boone 85 49 .570 99 -92 

3. Kim Wegner 6 07 .570 998-99 

4. Monica Gustin 0 95 .560 987-88 

4. Amber McEwen 4 250 .560 993-94 

6. Audra Urie 09 98 .550 988-89 

7. Cynthia Clinger 89 342 .550 990-9 

8. Lenka Zimova 37 263 .52 2003-04 

9. Jessica Gibbs 88 363 .5 8 998-99 

0. Nakeya Isabell 09 2 3 .5 2 2004-05 

3-point Field Goals Made 

Name 3-pointers Games Years 

. Brittany Moore 76 32 2005-06 


3. Camillie Porter 60 3 2002-03 

4. Kaylan King 54 32 2005-06 





9. Dee Jernigan 45 36 2004-05 

9. Maria Moore 45 3 2006-07 

3-point Field Goal Percentage 

Name 3FG 3 FG Att % Years 

. Denisa Svarova 3 27 .48 2003-04 

2. Nakeya Isabell 39 87 .448 2004-05 

3. Natalia Kortisova 22 50 .440 2000-0 

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4. Holly Armstrong 20 47 .426 2000-0 

5. Jinga Gosschalk 40 94 .426 999-00 

6. Rubina Shahbazian 38 90 .422 2002-03 

7. Camille Porter 60 47 .408 2002-03 

8. Sidney Orndorff 46 3 .407 2004-05 

9. Brittany Moore 76 89 .402 2005-06 

0. Angela Williams 36 9 .396 200 -02 

Free Throws Made 

Name Free Throws Games Years 

. Belinda Stubbs 73 3 200 -02 

2. Sarah Nelson 3 35 998-99 

3. Charlotte Norman 3 997-98 

4. Deena Bartu 09 3 997-98 


6. Sara Cellan 04 29 999-00 

7. Amy Kucheran 90 3 2002-03 

8. Sarah Nelson 87 3 997-98 

9. Maria Moore 86 32 2005-06 

0. Amy Bratvold 80 32 2006-07 


Name FT FT Att % Years 

. Sidney Orndorff 7 84 .845 2004-05 

2. Amanda McGrath 59 70 .843 999-00 

Sidney Orndorff

3. Sarah Nelson 87 04 .837 997-98 

3. Ciarra Christian 4 49 .837 2005-06 

5. Sidney Orndorff 07 29 .829 2003-04 

6. Sarah Nelson 3 58 .829 998-99 

7. Holly Armstrong 26 32 .8 3 2000-0 

8. Jodi Reber 43 53 .8 200 -02 

9. Joanna Hixon 59 73 .808 2004-05 

0. Belinda Stubbs 73 2 6 .80 200 -02 

Rebounding 

Name Rebounds Games Years 

. Jessica Gibbs 269 35 998-99 

2. Mandi Ortega 267 32 994-95 

3. Sarah Nelson 265 3 998-99 

4. Maria Moore 256 32 2005-06 

5. Janyce Anderson 254 28 993-94 

6. Amber McEwen 24 23 993-94 



9. Susana Tauteoli 2 9 25 990-9 

0. Maria Moore 2 8 3 2006-07 

Rebounding Average 

Name Avg Games Years 

. Amber McEwen 0.5 23 993-94 

2. Janyce Anderson 9. 28 992-93 

3. Susana Tauteoli 8.8 25 990-9 

4. Mandi Ortega 8.3 32 994-95 

5. Maria Moore 8.0 32 2005-06 

6. Jessica Gibbs 7.7 35 998-99 

7. Sarah Nelson 7.6 35 998-99 

8. Ashley Thompson 6.8 32 2005-06 

9. Maria Moore 7.0 3 2006-07 

0. Jalena Williams 6.5 32 2005-06 


0. Denisa Svarova 6.5 34 2003-04 

Assists 

Name Assists Games Years 

. Nakeya Isabell 87 36 2004-05 

2. Maria Moore 66 32 2005-06 

3. Maria Moore 30 3 2006-07 

3. Zenovia Barron 30 35 998-99 

5. Crystal Hardcastle 29 3 200 -02 

6. Sydney Orndorff 20 34 2004-05 


8. Dee Jernigan 7 36 2004-05 


0. Jessica White 08 3 2002-03 


Name APG Games Years 

. Nakeya Isabell 5.2 36 2004-05 

. Maria Moore 5.2 32 2005-06 

3. Maria Moore 4.2 3 2006-07 

3. Crystal Hardcastle 4.2 3 200 -02 

5. Audra Urie 4. 24 988-89 

6. Kim Eperson 4.0 24 988-89 


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0. Becky Brower 3.8 26 989-90 

Steals 

Name Steals Games Years 

. Nakeya Isabell 33 36 2004-05 

2. Maria Moore 27 32 2005-06 



5. Maria Moore 90 3 2006-07 

5. Zenovia Barron 90 35 998-99 


8. Janyce Anderson 82 28 992-93 

9. Sara Cellan 79 29 999-00 



Name SPG Games Years 



. Maria Moore 4.0 32 2005-06 

4. Nakeya Isabell 3.7 36 2004-05 

5. Jessica Gibbs 3. 35 998-99 


7. Maria Moore 2.9 3 2006-07 

7. Janyce Anderson 2.9 28 992-93 

9. Audra Urie 2.8 24 988-89 

0. Zenovia Barron 2.6 32 998-99 

0. Audra Urie 2.6 26 987-88 

Blocked Shots 

Name Blocks Games Years 

. Mandi Ortega 8 32 994-95 

2. Mandi Ortega 5 32 995-96 

3. Katarina Gabaniova 8 35 998-99 


5. Lenka Zimova 55 30 2003-04 

6. Lenka Zimova 52 30 2004-05 


8. Joanna Hixon 45 36 2004-05 

9. Amber McEwen 37 23 993-94 



Name BPG Games Years 

. Mandi Ortega 3.7 32 994-95 

2. Mandi Ortega 3.6 32 995-96 


4. Katarina Gabaniova 2.3 35 998-99 

5. Lenka Zimova .8 30 2003-04 

6. Lenka Zimova .7 30 2004-05 

7. Amber McEwen .6 23 993-94 

8. Denisa Svarova .3 36 2004-05 

9. Anita Burdick . 29 2006-07 

0. Jessica Gibbs .0 35 998-99

Most Points in a Game 

Name Points Opponent Date 

. Maria Moore 36 Central Arizona / /06 

2. Maria Moore 35 Dixie 0 /07/06 

3. Maria Moore 34 SLCC 02/ 8/06 

4. Maria Moore 33 Snow 02/24/07 

4. Jinga Gosschalk 33 CEU 0 / 9/0 

6. Maria Moore 32 Midland / 2/05 

7. Kaylan King 3 Pima / 9/05 

8. Sidney Orndorff 29 Arizona Western / 2/04 

9. Maria Moore 28 CEU 0 /28/05 

0. Kaylan King 27 Nevada All Stars 2/27/05 

0. Maria Moore 27 Carl Albert /24/05 

0. Sarah Nelson 27 Casper /28/98 

0. Jalena Williams 27 Eastern Arizona / /05 

0. Jalena Williams 27 North Idaho 2/ 0/05 

Most 3-pointers in a Game 

Name 3-pointers Opponent Date 

. Sidney Orndorff 8 Arizona Western / 2/04 

2. Cecilie Bates 7 CEU 0 /08/99 

2. Kaylan King 7 Pima College / 9/05 

2. Kaylan King 7 Nevada All-Stars 2/27/05 

5. Cecilie Bates 6 SLCC 03/06/99 

5. Brittany Moore 6 Snow 2/03/05 

5. Camille Porter 6 Snow 02/ 5/03 

Most Free Throws in a Game 

Name Free Throws Opponent Date 

. Diana Chavez 6 CEU 0 /04/03 

2. Belinda Stubbs 5 Yavapai /23/0 

3. Belinda Stubbs 3 CEU 02/23/02 

4. Sara Cellan 2 CEU 02/ 2/00 

5. Sidney Orndorff Casper 2/ 2/03 

5. Belinda Stubs Phoenix /09/0 

7. Elisha Booth 0 CEU 2/29/00 

7. Sara Cellan 0 Ricks 0 /22/00 

7. Lauren Dickman 0 Green River /26/99 

7. Jinga Gosschalk 0 CEU 0 / 9/0 

7. Amy Kucheran 0 CEU 02/27/03 

7. Belinda Stubbs 0 Dixie 02/08/02 

7. Amy Bratvold 0 NIC 02/03/07 

7. Amy Bratvold 0 SLCC 03/ 0/07 

Most Rebounds in a Game 

Name Rebounds Opponent Date 

. Belinda Stubbs 7 Yavapai /23/0 

2. Elisha Booth 6 Casper /25/00 

2. Erika Empey 6 Miles City /03/00 

4. Maria Moore 5 Yakima /25/05 

4. Ashley Thompson 5 SLCC 02/ 7/06 

6. Maria Moore 4 Dixie 0 /07/06 

6. Sarah Nelson 4 SLCC 02/20/99 

6. Sidney Orndorff 4 CNCC 0 /30/04 

6. Sidney Orndorff 4 Dixie /2 /03 

6. Andrea Sivakova 4 Dixie 02/08/03 

Most Assists in a Game 

Name Assists Opponent Date 

. Amanda Covington 2 NIC 0 /09/97 

. Maria Moore 2 Dixie 0 /2 /06 

3. Maria Moore CEU 03/02/07 

4. Zenovia Barron 0 CNCC 02/05/99 

4. Chrissy Walsh 0 CNCC 0 /09/99 

4. Zenovia Barron 0 Casper /29/98 

4. Nakeya Isabell 0 Arizona Western / 2/04 

4. Nakeya Isabell 0 Yakima /27/04 

9. Crystal Hardcastle 9 SLCC 02/02/02 

9. Nakeya Isabell 9 Dixie 0 /08/05 

9. Dee Jernigan 9 N.D. All Stars / 9/04 

9. Dee Jernigan 9 CNCC 2/05/03 

9. Maria Moore 9 Eastern Arizona / /05 

9. Maria Moore 9 Midland / 2/05 

9. Maria Moore 9 Arizona Western /26/05 

9. Sidney Orndorff 9 CNCC 2/06/03 

9. Tonya Phillips 9 Eastern Oregon /23/99 

9. Jessica White 9 Southern Nevada 02/22/03 

9. Maria Moore 9 Sheridan / 0/06 

Nakeya Isabell 

Most Steals in a Game 

Name Steals Opponent Date 

. Maria Moore 0 CNCC 2/0 /05 

2. Zenovia Barron 9 CEU 0 /08/99 

2. Janie Ward 9 Treasure Valley 2/ /97 

2. Amanda Covington 9 W. Wyoming /02/95 

2. Nakeya Isabell 9 Snow 03/04/05 

2. Maria Moore 9 South Mountain / 0/05 

7. Jessica Gibbs 8 Treasure Valley 0 /28/99 

7. Zenovia Barron 8 W. Wyoming / 9/98 

7. Amanda Covington 8 Northwest 2/03/95 

7. Nakeya Isabell 8 Dawson /20/04 

7. Maria Moore 8 Yakima /25/05 

Most Blocks in a Game 

Name Blocks Opponent Date 

. Mandi Ortega 0 Western Wyoming 2/02/95 

2. Mandi Ortega 8 Dixie 03/0 /95 

3. Mandi Ortega 7 Snow 02/ /95 

3. Mandi Ortega 7 Sheridan / 7/95 

3. Mandi Ortega 7 NIC 0 /28/95 

6. Katarina Gabianova 6 CNCC 0 /09/99 

6. Mandi Ortega 6 NIC 0 / 2/96 

6. Mandi Ortega 6 Green River /25/94 

6. Lenka Zimova 6 Snow 03/ /05 

6. Lenka Zimova 6 East Central 03/20/04 

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Yearly Scoring Leaders 

Year Name Games Points Avg. 

87-88 Hettie Dejong 26 306 .7 

88-89 Hettie Dejong 24 334 3.9 

89-90 Angie Olsen 26 357 3.7 

90-9 Cynthia Clinger 24 445 8.5 

9 -92 Shirley Stepan 29 405 4.0 

92-93 Janyce Anderson 28 388 3.9 

93-94 Amber McEwen 23 348 2.4 

94-95 Marcy Jenkins 32 460 4.4 

95-96 Mandi Ortega 32 332 0.4 

96-97 Charlotte Norman 3 345 .2 

97-98 Charlotte Norman 3 45 4.5 

98-99 Sarah Nelson 35 545 5.6 

99-00 Sara Cellan 29 467 6. 

00-0 Jinga Gosschalk 30 387 2.9 

0 -02 Belinda Stubbs 3 354 .4 

02-03 Camille Porter 3 287 9.3 

03-04 Sidney Orndorff 34 43 2.7 


05-06 Maria Moore 32 6 4 9.2 

06-07 Maria Moore 3 5 7 6.7 

Yearly Rebounding Leaders 

Year Name Games Rebounds Avg. 

87-88 Carol Trucotte 26 52 5.8 

88-89 Angie Olsen 24 42 5.9 

89-90 Marcia Yastrop 8 4 7.8 

90-9 Susana Tauteoli 25 2 9 8.8 

9 -92 Amy Boone 29 56 5.4 

92-93 Janyce Anderson 28 254 9. 

93-94 Amber McEwen 23 24 0.5 

94-95 Mandi Ortega 32 267 8.3 

95-96 Mandi Ortega 32 2 5 6.7 



98-99 Sarah Nelson 35 265 7.6 

99-00 Kim Wegner 3 68 5.4 

00-0 Elisha Booth 26 57 6.0 

0 -02 Belinda Stubs 3 85 6.0 

02-03 Amy Kucheran 3 75 5.6 


04-05 Denisa Svarova 36 235 6.5 

05-06 Maria Moore 32 256 8.0 

06-07 Maria Moore 3 2 8 7.0 

Yearly Assist Leaders 

Year Name Games Assists Avg. 

87-88 Audra Urie 26 73 2.8 

88-89 Audra Urie 24 98 4. 

89-90 Becky Brower 26 98 3.8 

90-9 Candice Lords 25 84 3.4 

9 -92 Shirley Stepan 29 4 3.9 

92-93 Jenny Shaw 28 87 3. 

93-94 Jenny Shaw 28 79 2.8 

94-95 Holly Henry 3 67 2.2 

95-96 Amanda Covington 32 25 3.9 


97-98 Deena Bartu 3 88 2.8 

98-99 Zenovia Barron 32 27 4.0 

99-00 Sara Cellan 29 82 2.8 

00-0 Nicolette Dresback 3 80 2.6 

0 -02 Crystal Hardcastle 3 29 4.2 

02-03 Jessica White 3 08 3.5 


04-05 Nakeya Isabell 36 87 5.2 

05-06 Maria Moore 32 66 5.2 

06-07 Maria Moore 3 30 4.2 

Yearly Steal Leaders 

Year Name Games Steals Avg. 

87-88 Audra Urie 26 68 2.6 

88-89 Audra Urie 24 66 2.8 

89-90 Angie Olsen 26 58 2.2 

90-9 Stephanie Hale 25 44 .8 

9 -92 Shirley Stephan 29 86 3.0 

92-93 Janyce Anderson 28 82 2.9 

93-94 Jenna Umthun 28 62 2.2 

94-95 Marcy Jenkins 32 79 2.5 



97-98 Janie Ward 3 7 2.3 

98-99 Jessica Gibbs 32 0 3.2 

99-00 Sara Cellan 29 79 2.7 

00-0 Jinga Gosschalk 30 58 .9 

0 -02 Melanie Croser 27 6 2.3 

02-03 Camille Porter 3 59 .9 

03-04 Dee Jernigan 27 65 2.4 

04-05 Nakeya Isabell 36 33 3.7 

05-06 Maria Moore 32 27 4.0 

06-07 Maria Moore 3 90 2.9 

Yearly Block Leaders 

Year Name Games Blocks Avg. 

87-88 Monica Gustin 26 8 0.7 

88-89 Hettie Dejong 24 20 0.8 



9 -92 Amy Boone 29 26 0.9 

92-93 Ita Muavesi 2 0.5 

93-94 Amber McEwen 23 37 .6 

94-95 Mandi Ortega 32 8 3.7 

95-96 Mandi Ortega 32 5 3.5 

96-97 Landis Barnes 29 20 0.7 

97-98 DeLanie Barnes 26 2 0.5 

98-99 Katarina Gabaniova 32 80 2.5 

99-00 Erika Empey 26 7 0.7 

00-0 Jinga Gosschalk 30 0 0.3 

0 -02 Belinda Stubbs 3 6 0.5 

02-03 Meliame Halaufia 27 2 0.4 

03-04 Lenka Zimova 30 55 .8 

04-05 Lenka Zimova 30 52 .7 

05-06 Amy Bratvold 32 4 0.8 

06-07 Anita Burdick 29 3 . 

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1975-76 Women’s Basketball Season 

Head Coach: Bob Wright 

Record 3-11 


Head Coach: Lloyd Hardesty 













Record: 17-12 



Record: 17-11 







11/21/86 Eastern Oregon JVs NA LaGrande, OR 

11/22/86 Treasure Valley CC NA Ontario, OR 

11/27/86 Western Wyoming L 47-44 Rock Springs, WY 

11/28/86 Central Wyoming W 81-50 Rock Springs, WY 

11/29/86 Laramie Wyoming CC W 73-59 Rock Springs, WY 

12/04/86 Treasure Valley CC W Home 

12/06/86 Northwest Nazarene College W 65-52 Home 

12/12/86 College of Eastern Utah W 66-57 Home 

12/13/86 Colorado Northwestern CC L 66-57 Home 

1/2/87 Utah Tech L 105-55 Ephraim, UT 

Fri. L Ephraim, UT 

1/09/87 North Idaho College L 80-55 Coeur d’Alene 

1/16/87 Ricks College W Home 

1/17/87 Utah Tech L 87-61 Home 

1/23/87 Snow College L 72-62 Ephraim, UT 

1/24/87 Dixie College L 78-62 St. George, UT 

1/27/87 Northwest Nazarene College L 76-70 Nampa (7-10) 

1/30/87 Colorado Northwestern L Rangely, CO 

1/31/87 College of Eastern Utah L Price, UT 

2/07/87 North Idaho College L 78-59 Home 

2/13/87 Utah Tech (UTCP) NA Prove, UT 

2/14/87 Ricks College NA Rexburg 

*2/20/87 Dixie College W 65-55 Home 

2/21/87 Snow College NA Home 


Head Coach: Ben Stroud 

Overall Record: 9-16 



11/28/87 Western Wyoming CC L 76-70 (OT) Rock Springs, WY 

11/28/87 Colorado Northwestern CC W 80-67 Rock Springs, WY 

11/30/87 Eastern Oregon JVs W 81-47 Home 

12/04/87 Snow College W 77-59 Home 

12/05/87 Dixie College W 71-53 Home (2-0 regional) 

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12/11/87 W Pasco, WA 

12/12/87 Columbia Basin CC W 76-63 Pasco, WA 

12/17/87 Northwest Nazarene College W 70-58 Nampa 

1/01/88 Utah Valley L 77-65 Ephraim, UT 

1/02/88 Western Wyoming CC W 91-62 Ephraim, UT 

1/05/88 Eastern Oregon JV W 75-33 La Grande, OR 

1/08/88 College of Eastern Utah W 74-47 Price, UT 

1/09/88 Colorado Northwestern CC W 82-54 Rangley, CO 

1/15/88 North Idaho College L 68-64 Home 

1/16/88 Ricks College W 78-65 Home 

1/19/88 Northwest Nazarene College W 68-59 Home (14-3) 

1/22/88 Salt Lake CC W 93-78 Salt Lake City, UT 

1/23/88 Utah Valley L 88-78 Orem, UT 

2/05/88 Colorado Northwestern CC W 89-42 Home 

2/06/88 College of Eastern Utah W 85-54 Home (18-4) 

2/11/88 Ricks College L 79-67 Rexburg 


2/19/88 Salt Lake CC W 89-70 Home 

2/20/88 Utah Valley W 75-68 Home 


2/27/88 Snow College W 70-55 Ephraim, UT 

3/04/88 Utah Valley L 85-64 Coeur d’Alene 

3/05/88 Salt Lake CC W 80-59 Coeur d’Alene 





11/28/88 Northwest Nazarene College L 60-57 Nampa 

12/02/88 Snow College W 92-21 Ephraim, UT (1-1) 

12/03/88 Dixie College W St. George, UT 

12/06/88 Treasure Valley CC W 83-42 Ontario, OR (3-1) 

Dec. 9-10 Columbia Basin Tournament NA 

12/13/88 Western Montana W 99-73 Dillon, MT 

12/17/88 Western Montana W 82-53 Home (7-2) 

1/06/89 Eastern Utah NA 



1/14/89 Ricks College NA 



1/25/89 Treasure Valley CC W 111-34 Home 


2/03/89 Colorado Northewestern CC NA Rangley, CO 

2/04/89 College of Eastern Utah W 104-56 Price, UT 

2/10/89 North Idaho College W 68-53 Home 

2/11/89 Ricks College NA Rexburg, Idaho 


2/18/89 Utah Valley NA Orem, Utah 


3/02/89 Ricks College L 95-74 St. George 






12/01/89 Columbia Basin JC W Home 

12/02/89 Montana Tech W 74-63 Home 

12/08/89 Salt Lake CC L 61-58 Salt Lake City, UT 

12/09/89 Utah Valley CC L 83-82 Orem, UT 


12/16/89 Dixie College W 82-61 Home 


1/04/90 Western Montana W Dillon, MT 

1/08/90 Western Wyoming NA Home


1/16/90 Western Montana W 73-68 Home (8-3) 



1/20/90 Colorado Northwestern CC NA Rangley, CO 


1/27/90 Ricks College Home 

2/02/90 Dixie College W 80-67 St. George, UT 



2/17/90 College of Eastern Utah W Home 

2/22/90 Ricks College L Rexburg 

2/24/90 North Idaho L 78-73 Coeur d’Alene 


3/03/90 Salt Lake CC W 86-57 Home (19-5) 

3/09/90 Ricks College W 97-66 Rexburg 

3/10/90 Utah Valley CC W 79-65 Rexburg (21-5) 

3/21/90 Barton County: Kansas L 84-68 Tyler, TX (21-6) 

National Tournament 

3/22/90 Miles CC: Miles City, MT W 86-66 Tyler, TX (22-6) 

3/23/90 Louisburg College: Louisburg, NC L 86-75 Tyler, TX (22-7) 






11/30/90 Carroll College Montana W 84-51 Home 

12/01/90 Western Montana W 81-79 Home 

12/07/90 Salt Lake CC W Home 

12/09/90 Utah Valley CC L 78-68 Home 


12/15/90 Dixie College W 79-64 St. George, UT 


12/21/90 Clackamas CC NA Clackamas, OR 

12/22/90 Lane CC NA Lane, OR 


1/11/91 Western Montana L 70-54 Dillon, MT 



1/24/91 North Idaho College W 77-68 Coeur d’Alene 




2/15/91 Colorado Northwestern CC L 78-54 Rangely, CO 

2/16/91 College of Eastern Utah NA Price, UT 





Region Tournament 

3/08/91 Ricks College W 66-50 Home 

3/09/91 Utah Valley L 83-75 Home 






11/27/91 Treasure Valley CC W 82-52 Ontario, OR 

11/29/91 Walla Walla W 90-45 Home 

11/30/91 Walla Walla W 94-45 Home 



12/13/91 Salt Lake CC L 65-53 Salt Lake City, UT 


12/20/91 Big Band CC W 62-58 Moses Lake, WA 

12/21/91 Gray’s Harb CC W Moses Lake, WA 

1/04/92 Dawson College W 75-47 Home 



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1/25/92 Colorado Northwestern CC W 68-38 Rangely, CO 

1/31/92 Utah Valley CC W 80-64 Home 

2/01/92 Salt Lake CC W Home 

2/07/92 Dixie College W St. George, UT 

2/08/92 Snow College L 74-67 Ephraim, UT 


2/14/92 Western Montana College W Home 


2/22/92 College of Eastern Utah W 76-36 Home (22-3) 


2/29/92 North Idaho College W 72-62 Coeur d’Alene (24-3) 


3/06/92 Snow College W 83-64 Orem, UT 

3/07/92 Salt Lake CC W 65-48 Orem, UT 


3/17/92 Tyler CC (Tyler, TX) L 75-58 Tyler, TX 

3/19/92 Crowder College (Neosho, MO) W 59-50 Tyler, TX 

3/20/92 Walters State JC (Tenn.) L 84-60 Tyler, TX 





11/19/92 Southern Alberta Institute of Tech. W 62-58 Rexburg 

11/20/92 Ricks College Alumni W 74-54 Rexburg 

11/21/92 Ricks College L 76-58 Rexburg (2-1) 

11/24/92 Treasure Valley CC W 78-38 Home (3-1) 






12/28/92 Pierce College W 73-63 Big Bend, WA (5-5) 

12/29/92 Big Bend W 73-59 Big Bend, WA 

12/30/92 Everett, Wash. W 50-48 Big Bend, WA (7-5) 

1/04/93 Northwest Nazarene College L 71-59 Home 

1/08/93 Snow College L 104-68 Ephraim, UT 


1/13/93 Treasure Valley CC L Ontario, OR 

1/14/93 Walla Walla L Walla Walla, WA 

1/22/93 College of Eastern Utah L 61-62 Home 





2/06/93 Snow College L 64-50 Home 



2/20/93 College of Eastern Utah L 63-50 Price, UT 

2/26/93 Ricks College L 78-58 Home 



3/03/93 Utah Valley L Northern Site 





11/05/93 Western Wyoming L 64-52 Home 

11/13/93 Western Montana L 67-53 Dillon, MT 

11/18/93 Casper CC L 85-64 Casper, WY 

11/19/93 McCook W 80-39 Casper, WY 


12/04/93 Miles City College W 90-82 Rexburg





1/03/94 Northwest Nazarene College L 58-57 Home 


1/08/94 Utah Valley CC L 62-50 Orem, UT 

1/10/94 Western Wyoming W 88-55 Rock Springs, WY 







2/05/94 Salt Lake CC L 66-64 Home 



2/16/94 Treasure Valley CC W 96-65 Ontario, OR (11-11) 




3/02/94 Snow College W 80-74 St. George, UT 

3/04/94 Salt Lake CC L 66-64 St. George, UT 

Head Coach: Joel Bate 




11/03/94 Western Montana College L 78-67 Dillion, MT 

11/04/94 Carroll College W 76-60 Helena, MT 

11/08/94 Western Wyoming W 63-48 Home 

11/11/94 Mile City College L 75-74 Mile City, MT 

11/12/94 Dawson CC W 94-68 Mile City, MT (3-2) 

11/18/94 Sheridan College W 73-64 Casper, WY 

11/19/04 Casper College W 70-65 Casper, WY (5-2) 

11/25/94 Green River CC W 80-64 Home 

11/26/94 Olympic CC W 70-39 Home (7-2) 

11/28/94 Northwest Nazarene College L 81-48 Nampa (7-3) 

12/03/94 Western Wyoming CC W 57-49 Rock Springs, WY 


12/10/94 Colorado Northwestern CC W 108-67 Home 

12/15/94 North Idaho College W 69-61 Coeur d’ Alene 




1/07/95 Utah Valley State College L 55-57 Home 

1/13/95 Snow College W 60-66 Ephraim, UT (13-6) 




1/28/95 North Idaho College W 51-39 Home (15-8) 

2/03/95 Utah Valley State College L 74-64 Orem, UT 














11/02/95 Western Wyoming W 85-44 Miles City 

11/03/95 Miles City CC W 63-61 Miles City 

11/04/95 Medicine Hat W 73-39 Miles City 

11/17/95 Casper College L 60-51 Rock Springs, WY 

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11/17/95 Sheridan W 81-55 Rock Springs, WY 

11/24/95 Malaspina W 84-37 Rock Springs, WY 

11/25/95 Casper W 85-55 Rock Springs, WY 

12/2/95 W.Wyoming W 64-44 Rock Springs, WY 

12/10/95 Treasure Valley W 69-52 Home 

12/16/95 Eastern Utah W 65-63 Price, Utah 

12/17/95 Colorado NW W 80-68 Rangely, Colorado 

1/2/96 N.W. Nazarene W 62-60 Nampa, Idaho 

1/5/96 W. Wyoming W 73-39 Home 

1/12/96 North Idaho W 56-39 Home 

1/13/96 Ricks L 60-52 Home 


1/20/96 Utah Valley L 64-48 Orem, Utah 

1/26/96 Snow W 69-59 Home 

1/27/96 Dixie W 74-61 Home 

2/2/96 Colorado NW W 89-33 Home 

2/3/96 Eastern Utah W 63-57 Home 

2/8/96 Ricks W 80-62 Rexburg, ID 

2/10/96 North Idaho WOT 72-68 Coeur d’ Alene, ID 

2/16/96 Utah Valley L 64-63 Orem, Utah 


2/23/96 Dixie L 102-88 St. George, UT 

2/24/96 Snow L 69-66 Ephraim, Utah 

2/28/96 Treasure Valley W 55-42 Ontario, Oregon 


3/7/96 Eastern Utah W 56-50 Orem, UT 

3/8/96 Dixie W 58-57 Orem, UT 






11/1/96 Miles City W 69-48 Miles City, MT 

11/2/96 Dawson W 80-38 Rock Springs, WY 

11/7/96 W. Wyoming WOT 57-53 Home 

11/8/96 W. Nebraska W 59-45 Casper, WY 

11/9/96 N. W. College W 70-34 Home 

11/12/96 Eastern Oregon W 82-40 Ontario, OR 

11/23/96 Casper L 63-48 Home 

11/29/96 Mount Hood W 76-49 Home 

11/30/96 Casper W 65-52 Home 


12/14/96 Colorado NW W 51-36 Home 

1/3/97 Colombia Basin W 62-59 Away 

1/4/97 E. Oregon State JV W 68-45 Away 

1/9/97 North Idaho L 65-62 Coeur d’Alene, ID 



1/24/97 Snow W 71-54 Ephraim, UT 


2/1/97 CEU W 60-58 Price, UT 

2/7/97 Ricks W 62-57 Home 

2/8/97 North Idaho LOT 74-69 Home 


2/15/97 Salt Lake CC L 49-47 Salt Lake City 

2/21/97 Dixie W 79-64 Home 

2/22/97 Snow W 71-49 Home 


2/31/97 Colorado N.W. W 62-61 Rangley, CO 

3/5-8 Region Tournament 

2/5/97 Ricks L 71-67 Coeur d’Alene 


Overall: 22-9



11/7/97 Miles City W 74-45 Miles City, MT 

11/8/97 N. Dakota Lake Region W 87-33 Miles City, MT 

11/14/97 Mesa College W 52-47 Mesa, AZ 

11/15/97 Scottsdale W 51/48 Scottsdale, AZ 

11/19/97 Utah State W 97-61 Home 

11/21/97 Casper All-Stars W 72-54 Sheridan/Casper 

11/22/97 Casper L 84-67 Sheridan/Casper 

11/28/97 W. Wyoming W 82-57 Home 

11/29/97 L. Colombia W 69-42 Home 

12/5/97 Snow W 60-45 Ephraim, UT 

12/6/97 Dixie W 84-66 St. George, UT 


1/2/98 Walla Walla W 69-57 Walla Walla, WA 

1/9/98 Eastern Utah W 65-60 Price, UT 

1/10/98 Colorado NW W 77-71 Rangely, CO 

1/16/98 North Idaho W 80-69 Home 

1/17/98 Ricks L 72-62 Home 



1/28/98 Treasure Valley W 77-45 Ontario, OR 

2/6/98 Colorado NW L 69-67 Home 


2/12/98 Ricks L 74-69 Rexburg, ID 

2/14/98 North Idaho W 94-80 Coeur d’ Alene, ID 




2/28/98 Snow L 65-57 Ephraim, UT 


3/4/98 Salt Lake CC W 74-62 Rexburg, ID 

3/6/98 Ricks L 88-63 Rexburg, ID 





11/05/98 Western Nebraska CC L 47-42 Miles City, MT 

11/06/98 Miles City CC W 64-62 Miles City, MT 

11/07/98 Rocky Mountain City CC L 62-54 Miles City, MT 

11/12/98 Utah State University W 71-61 Salt Lake City, UT 

11/13/98 Sheridan College L 72-57 Salt Lake City, UT 

11/14/98 Casper College W 63-44 Salt Lake City,UT 

11/19/98 Western Wyoming CC W 90-44 Casper, Wyoming 

11/20/98 Casper All Stars W 88-38 Casper, Wyoming 

11/21/98 Casper College L 83-72 Casper, Wyoming 

11/27/98 Lower Columbia College W 93-38 Home 

11/28/98 Casper College W 76-67 Home 




01/08/99 College of Eastern Utah W 79-68 Home 

01/09/99 Colorado Northwestern CC L 67-63 Home 

01/14/99 North Idaho College W 81-72 Coeur d’ Alene 

01/16/99 Ricks College W 77-60 Rexburg, ID 


01/23/99 Utah Valley State College W 76-64 Home 


02/05/99 Colorado Northwestern L 70-60 Rangely, CO 






02/26/99 Dixie College L 71-65 Home 





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03/17/99 Gulf Coast CC L 63-61 Salina, Kansas 

03/18/99 State Fair College W 54-33 Salina, Kansas 

03/19/99 Meridian College L 76-69 Salina, Kansas 





11/04/99 Western Wyoming W 75-42 Miles City, MT 

11/05/99 Miles City Montana W 55-41 Miles City, MT 

11/06/99 Western Montana JV W 62-34 Miles City, MT 

11/18/99 College of Eastern Utah L 89-77 Casper, WY 

11/19/99 Garden City, Kansas L 68-65 Casper, WY 

11/20/99 Casper College L 72-66 Casper, WY 

11/23/99 Eastern Oregon W 92-39 Home 


11/27/99 Casper College L 87-74 Home 




12/11/99 Dixie College L 62-51 Home 

12/30/99 Black Hawk East W 96-37 Prescott, AZ 

12/31/99 Monroe College L 71-56 Prescott, AZ 

01/01/00 Yavapai College W 59-54 Prescott, AZ 



01/15/00 Colorado Northwestern CC L 62-60 Rangely, CO 






02/17/00 Ricks College L 94-63 Rexburg, ID 

02/19/00 North Idaho College L 58-45 Coeur d’ Alene, ID 




03/01/00 Snow College L 85-75 Away 





11/02/00 Western Montana W 53-46 Miles City, MT 

11/03/00 Miles City CC W 67-54 Miles City, MT 

11/04/00 University of Mary JV W 71-61 Miles City, MT 

11/16/00 Rocky Mountain JV W 61-31 Casper, WY 

11/17/00 Garden City CC W 77-62 Casper, WY 

11/18/00 Casper College WOT 82-72 Casper, WY 


11/25/00 Casper College W 63-48 Home 

12/08/00 Salt Lake CC L 57-56 Home 


12/28/00 Yavapai CC W 70-66 Prescott, AZ 


12/30/00 Gogebic CC W 91-61 Ironbic, MI 


01/06/01 Dixie State College L 72-63 St. George, UT 






02/02/01 Dixie State College L 72-63 Home 

02/03/01 Snow College L 63-58 Home

02/08/01 Treasure Valley CC W 74-51 Home 

02/16/01 Colorado Northwestern CC L 80-66 Rangeley, CO 







03/08/01 Ricks College W 71-67 Rexburg, ID 

03/09/01 Utah Valley State College L 68-47 Rexburg, ID 

Head Coach: Kendall Grant 




11/01/01 Western Montana JV Lfor 71-47 Miles City, MT 

11/02/01 Miles CC Lfor 63-54 Miles City, MT 

11/03/01 Western Nebraska CC L 76-53 Miles City, MT 

11/08/01 Northwest CC L 63-60 Ephraim, UT 

11/09/01 Phoenix CC Lfor 86-57 Ephraim, UT 

11/10/01 Utah State University Lfor 85-58 Ephraim, UT 

11/15/01 Sheridan College L 74-58 Casper, WY 

11/16/01 Casper College Lfor 61-57 Casper, WY 

11/17/01 Rocky Mountain JV Lfor 77-40 Casper, WY 

11/23/01 Yavapai College Lfor 83-76 Home 

11/24/01 Casper College Lfor 65-52 Home 


12/08/01 Ricks College L 82-66 Home 




01/12/02 Dixie State College W 82-74 Home 



01/26/02 Colorado Northwestern CC W 75-40 Rangeley, CO 



02/08/02 Dixie State College L 68-61 St. George, UT 


02/15/02 Treasure Valley CC WOT 68-62 Ontario, OR 


02/23/02 College of Eastern Utah L 64-62 Home 


03/02/02 North Idaho College W 66-60 Coeur d’ Alene, ID 

03/06/02 Utah Valley State College W 73-52 St. George, UT 


Head Coach: Kendall Grant 




10/31/02 All Stars W 85-55 Home 

11/01/02 Casper College L 59-46 Home 

11/02/02 Central Arizona College L 84-68 Home 

11/07/02 Western Montana JV W 91-49 Powell, WY 

11/08/02 Rocky Mountain JV W 78-67 Powell, WY 

11/09/02 Northwest College L 78-51 Powell, WY 

11/14/02 Barton County CC L 50-47 Midland, TX 

11/15/02 Clarendon College L 61-51 Midland, TX 

11/16/02 Midland College L 72-37 Midland, TX 

11/21/02 Sheridan College L 59-50 Casper, WY 

11/22/02 Casper College L 56-55 Casper, WY 

11/23/02 Rocky Mountain JV W 78-64 Casper, WY 







01/18/03 CC of Southern Nevada W 74-58 Las Vegas, NV 



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02/01/03 Dixie State College LOT 82-83 Home 


02/08/03 North Idaho College W 69-54 Home 

02/14/03 Colorado Northwestern W 73-40 Rangeley, CO 


02/22/03 CC of Southern Nevada W 84-61 Home 


03/01/03 Utah Valley State College W 67-54 Orem, UT 


03/06/03 Salt Lake CC L 63-51 St. George, UT 

Head Coach: Randy Rogers 




11/06/03 Central Arizona L 77-68 St. George, UT 

11/07/03 Arizona Western W 59-58 St. George, UT 

11/08/03 Eastern Arizona W 66-52 St. George, UT 








12/11/03 Northwest All-Stars W 89-66 Home 

12/12/03 Casper College LOT 73-74 Home 

12/13/03 Midland College W 71-68 Home 




01/10/04 Salt lake CC W 60-56 Home 

01/16/04 Dixie State College W 57-54 St. George, UT 




01/30/04 Colorado Northwestern W 85-46 Rangley, CO 

01/31/04 Colorado Northwestern W 92-71 Rangley, CO 











03/16/04 Seward County CC L 78-57 Salina, Kansas 

03/18/04 Southeastern Illinois College W 73-46 Salina, Kansas 

03/19/04 Vincennes University W 60-58 Salina, Kansas 

03/20/04 East Central CC W 54-48 Salina, Kansas 





11/01/04 Southern Idaho All-Stars W 98-45 Home 

11/04/04 Odessa College W 69-61 Midland, TX 

11/05/04 Mountain View College W 88-33 Midland, TX 

11/06/04 Midland College W 69-59 Midland, TX 

11/11/04 Phoenix College W 75-47 Phoenix, AZ 

11/12/04 Arizona Western CC W 82-55 Yuma, AZ 


11/19/04 North Dakota All-Stars W 82-44 Dawson, MT 

11/20/04 Dawson CC W 97-41 Dawson, MT

11/25/04 College of Eastern Utah W 100-67 Dawson, MT 

11/26/04 South Mountain CC W 94-40 Dawson, MT 

11/27/04 Yakima Valley CC W 100-56 Dawson, MT 





01/08/05 Dixie State College W 74-68 Home 


01/21/05 Dixie State College WOT 68-67 St. George, UT 
















03/22/05 Northwestern Mississippi CC W 61-48 Salina, Kansas 

03/24/05 Southeastern Illinois College W 61-45 Salina, Kansas 

03/25/05 Univ. of Arkansas Fort Smith W 74-65 Salina, Kansas 

03/26/05 Central Arizona College L 83-50 Salina, Kansas 





11/10/05 South Mountain CC W 112-44 Home 

11/11/05 Eastern Arizona CC W 113-57 Home 

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11/12/05 Midland College W 95-75 Home 

11/18/05 Central Arizona CC L 95-59 Coolidge, AZ 

11/19/05 Pima College W 104-39 Tucson, AZ 

11/24/05 Carl Albert State College L 89-74 Home 

11/25/05 Yakima Valley CC W 84-69 Home 

11/26/05 Arizona Western CC W 90-58 Home 





12/27/05 Nevada All-Stars W 132-52 Las Vegas, NV 

12/28/05 Salt Lake CC L 68-65 Las Vegas, NV 

12/29/05 Dixie State College W 78-69 Las Vegas, NV 



01/14/06 Salt Lake CC W 73-67 Slat Lake City, UT 





02/10/06 North Idaho College L 84-66 Coeur d’ Alene 

02/11/06 North Idaho College L 93-86 Coeur d’ Alene 








03/07/06 Colorado Northwestern CC W 103-54 Coeur d’ Alene 

03/10/06 Salt Lake CC L 81-71 Coeur d’ Alene 


Overall Record: 25-7

Gerald L. Beck began his career at the College of Southern Idaho in 975 and 

became president of the college in 2005. His many titles at the college include 

Instructor, Coordinator of Trade and Industry Programs, Dean of Continuing 

Education/Summer School, Vice President of Instruction, and Executive Vice 

President/Chief Academic Officer. 

Dr. Beck is an Idaho native. He received his bachelor’s degree in Technical 

Education, his master’s degree in Teacher Education, and his Ed. D. in Adult 

Education from the University of Idaho. He completed his post doctoral at 

Harvard University Institute for Educational Management. 

In addition to his duties at the college, Dr. Beck is a member of the Twin 

Falls Rotary Club, and is a board member of the State Workforce Development 

Council appointed by the Governor. He serves as a board member on many local 

organizations including Southern Idaho Economic Development Organization, 

Region IV Development Association and Magic Valley Regional Medical Center. 

He is past president of the Idaho Association of Private Industry Councils. 

Dr. Beck and his wife, Barbara, have three adult children and three 

grandchildren. He attributes much of his success to the opportunities provided by the college and the support from his 

family and co-workers. 

Former CSI women’s basketball coach Joel Bate is in the midst of his first year 

at the helm of Golden Eagle Athletics. 

Bate, who had been teaching in the English Department since he arrived on 

the CSI campus in 993, gave up teaching in the classroom to work with studentathletes 

and coaches on a daily basis. 

Bate coached at CSI from 993 until 2000, leading the Lady Golden Eagles 

to the national tournament in 999. During that span, Bate compiled a 44-78 

record. He coached four NJCAA All-Americans and four NJCAA Academic All- 

Americans. Two players went on to play professional basketball, including Jessica 

Gibbs Mesna who assisted current coach Randy Rogers. In 999, Bate earned 

Region 8 Coach of the Year honors. 

Prior to working at CSI, Bate taught and coached at Bishop Kelly High School 

in Boise. He taught senior English and headed the English department. In addition 

to his teaching duties, he coached girls’ volleyball, track and basketball, where he 

compiled a 4-32 record and four third-place state finishes. 

Bate earned his undergraduate degree in marketing at Boise State University and his master’s degree in English at the 

University of Idaho in 986. 

Bate and his wife Donna and three children live in Twin Falls. 

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Orthopedic Surgeon 

Dr. William May 

Physical Therapist 

Julie Ellis 

Sports Information Director 

Karen Baumert 

Team Physician 

Dr. Thad Scholes 

Chiropractor 

Dr. Dave Long 

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Administrative Assistant 

Ginger Nukaya 

Team Physician 


Athletic Trainer 

Richard Bingham

Location: Salt Lake City, Utah 


President: Cynthia Biotheau 

Athletic Director: Norma Carr 

Sports Information Director: Hannah Lee/ 

Lisa Peshell 

Location: Ephraim, Utah 


President: Michael T. Benson 

Athletic Director: Bob Trythall 

Sports Information Director: Tyler Hughes 

Location: Price, Utah 


President: Ryan Thomas 

Athletic Director: Dave Paur 

Location: Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 


President: Michael Burke 

Athletic Director: Al Williams 

Sports Information Director: Erna Rhinehart 

Location: Rangely, Colorado 


President: John Boyd 

Athletic Director: Dustin Colborn 

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Mascot: Bruin 

Colors: Royal Blue and Gold 

Head Women’s BB Coach: Betsy Speketer 

Last Season’s Record: 28-7 overall, 7-3 

SWAC 

Mascot: Badger 

Colors: Blue and White 

Head Women’s BB Coach: Cindy Lawrence 

Last Season’s Record: 5- 6 overall, 8- 2 

SWAC 

Mascot: Golden Eagle 

Colors: Navy Blue and Gold 

Head Women’s BB Coach: Dave Paur 

Last Season’s Record: 6- 6 overall, 9- 

SWAC 

Mascot: Cardinal 

Colors: Red and Gray 

Head Women’s BB Coach: Chris Carlson 

Last Season’s Record: 20- 2 overall, -9 

SWAC 

Mascot: Spartan 

Colors: Red, White and Black 

Head Women’s BB Coach: Tim Wilson 

Last Season’s Record: 5-25 overall, 0-20 

SWAC

2007-08 Women’s Basketball 

NJCAA Pre-season Poll 

Top 20 Overall Record 

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2006-07 Women’s Basketball 

NJCAA Final Poll 

Top 25 Overall Record 

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Seward County CC 

Trinity Valley CC 

Midland College 

Chipola College 

Central Arizona College 

Copiah-Lincoln CC 

Southeastern Illinois College 

Gulf Coast CC 

Western Nebraska CC 

University of Arkansas-Fort Smith 


Salt Lake CC 

Georgia Perimeter College 

Tyler JC 

State Fair CC 

Monroe CC 

Shelton State CC 

Northeast Mississippi CC 

Northeastern Oklahoma A&M 

Yavapai College 

Rend Lake College 

Southeastern Illinois College 

Seward County CC 

South Plains College 

Odessa College 

Monroe CC 

Gulf Coast CC 

Central Arizona College 

Western Nebraska CC 

Copiah-Lincoln CC 

Chipola College 

Shelton State CC 

Jefferson College 

Southwest Tennessee CC 

Coffeyville CC 

Tallahassee CC 

Coud County CC 

Lincoln Trail College 

Seminole State College 

Georgia Perimeter College 

Salt Lake CC 

St. Catharine College 

Trinity Valley CC 

Louisburg College 


Northeastern Oklahoma A&M College 

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36-2 

24-7 

20- 

30-7 

33-3 

30-5 

33-3 

27-4 

27-2 

8- 2 

25-7 

28-7 

25-7 

28-8 

22-9 

30-3 

3 - 4 

9-7 

25-8 

25-7 

24-8 

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23-2 

27-2 

25-3 

27-2 

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24-2 

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27-2 

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22-7 

22-4 

2 -5 

22-5 

22-5 

23-5 

23-4 

2 -6 

22-3 

22-6 

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The College of Southern Idaho Athletic Department and the CSI Golden Eagle Booster club is now celebrating 4 years together. 

Formed in 966, the booster club was organized to raise funds for all CSI student-athletes and promote CSI athletics. The athletic 

competition you are about to enjoy tonight has benefited from the long-standing commitment by the many faithful booster members 

who donate generously each year. 

Many of the student-athletes you see on campus today have received scholarship money generated by the CSI Golden Eagle 

Booster Club. Memberships in the booster club are the main source of revenue CSI receives for student-athlete scholarships. By joining 

the booster club, individuals have a direct impact on the quality of student-athletes the college can attract. Members have a unique 

opportunity to develop friendships, and long-lasting relationships, and know that their financial support has helped a young person 

obtain a college degree. 

If you’re a fan of CSI athletics, your support can be expressed by joining the CSI Golden Eagle Booster club for the 2007-2008 

season. Last year the booster club raised more than $ 00,000 for the scholarship fund. We need your help. Members enjoy invitations to 

the booster club luncheons, email updates, discounts on concession items and free entry into post-game functions. 

We’re looking forward to welcoming you as a new booster member and seeing you at our next booster club function. GO 

EAGLES!!!!! 

Boise Office Equipment 

Cactus Petes 

Cain’s Home Furnishing 

Coca-Cola of Twin Falls 

Con Paulos 

Domino’s Pizza 

Donnelley Sports 

Eureka Construction & Excavating 

American Family Insurance 

Ameripride 

Burger King 

Campus Park Housing 

Chevron Twin Stops 

Countrywide Home Loans 

Darren Hall Construction 

DELL 

D.L. Evans Bank 

Andy Bopp & Karen Griffith 

Dan Brown/Ken Edmunds 

Ross and Kathy Deahl 

El Sombrero 

Farmers Insurance Group 

First American Title 

Desert Sun Travel 

Farmers National Bank 

Monty Baker 

Nick and Karen Baumert 

Joan Brawley 

Donna Brizee 

Super Booster (Membership is at least $5,000) 

First Federal 

Hertz of Magic Valley 

Idaho Lottery 

Joe Russell 

K&T Steel 

Latham Motors 

Les Schwab Tires 

MV Business Systems 

President’s Club (Membership is at least $2,000) 

Golden Corral Buffet and Grill 

Furniture & Appliance Outlet 

Hilex Poly 

Irwin Realty 

Jaker’s 

Lytle Signs 

Jerry and Pauline Meyerhoeffer 

Magic Valley Bank 

Parke’s Funeral Home and Crematory 

Eagles Club (Membership is at least $ ,000) 

Gerties Brick Oven Cookery 

Idaho Central Credit Union 

Napa Auto Parts 

9 Beans and a Burrito 

Project Mutual Telephone 

Rehab Authority 

Salt Lake Express 

Coach’s Club (Membership is at least $500) 

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Magic Valley Pipe and Steel 

Outback Steakhouse 

Red Lion Hotel 

Subway 

Times News 

Valley Food Service – McDonald’s 

Wolverton Homes 

Rob Green Auto Group 

Shilo Inns 

Snake Harley Davidson 

Starley/Leavitt Insurance 

Summit Construction 

Brian Tingey, D.D.S. 

United Dairymen of Idaho 

Watkins Distributing 

Westerra Real Estate Group 

Signs Now 

Skuza Drywall 

Snake River Pool and Spa 

St. Luke’s MV Regional Medical Center 

Syringa Wireless 

Wells Fargo Bank 

Gem State Trophies Joe Shaw - Waddell and Reed 

TKO Construction 

Gold Club (Membership is at least $ 00) 

Connie Hardy 

Jeff and Cindy Harmon 

Cherylyn Holman 

Sandy Kevan 

Martin & Susan Lee 

Mark & Becky Neville 

Jay Proost 

Dale Riedesel 

Thad Scholes

Robert Adams 

Richard Adams 

Evelyn Allen 

V. Fern Allen 

Clark Allen 

AmeriPride 

Nolan & Debra Anderson 

Rachel Anderson 

Harlon Baker 

Monty Baker 

Bert Banholzer 

Amy Barnes 

BASF 

Bob Beauregard 

Jerry Beck 

Les Bennett 

Sally Bergstrom 

Paul Bernhisel 

Ray Birrer 

Merlin Blake 

Todd Blass 

Rick Bloxham 

Darin Bolxham 

Ken Boer 

Adrian Boer 

Gerry Bowden 

Riley Boyd 

Tony Bozzuto 

Gary Bratt 

Charles Brockway 

David Brown 

Mike Brown 

Jeff Bulkley 

Fred Burkhalter 

Dustin Butler 

Dave and Shelby Carter 

Carolyn Casper 

Donald & Glenda Chadd 

Murray Clark 

Dennis Clark 

Ron Clark 

Leroy Craig 

Bryan Craig 

Howard Crane 

Jerry & Shannon Cummings 

Charles Cutler 

Elbert Davis 

Dan Deagle 

Laura Detmer 

David Detweiler 

Paul Dewitt 

Bob Dickerson 

David Dickerson 

Lori Donaldson 

Curtis Eaton 

Ken & Jane Edmunds 

Lee Edwards 

Luis Egusquiza 

Julie Ellis 

Dennis Eslinger 

Shelly & Lynn Espy 

Brent Evans 

Family Physical Therapy 

Corky Federico 

Mark Fischer 

Jerome Fiscus 

Foggie Fisher 

Fran Florence 

Victor Forgeon 

Ed & Dixie Fournier 

Tracy Frank 

Rob Franklin 

Darlene Frazier 

Allan Frost 

Tom Gabbert 

Clayton Gardner 

Jim Gaskin 

Jim Gibson 

Robert Gietsen 

Byrd Golay 

Rex and Sandee Golay 

Steve and Lu Gosar 

Paula Greene 

Robert Grill 

Lois Grove 

Kevin Guthrie 

Elmer & Dorothy Hagerty 

Larry Hall 

Darren Hall 

Mike Hamblin 

Sharee Hamilton 

Bob Hamilton 

Daryn Harshbarger 

Pauline Harvey 

Dona Henman 

Bob & Colleen Henry 

Troy Henson 

John Hepworth 

Jack Hirai 

Jim& Susan Hoag 

Jody Hollander 

Terry Hollifield 

Bill Hollifield 

James Holt 

Thomas Hoover 

Alan Horner 

Ed Howa 

Ryan Howell 

Lyle & Kelly Hudelson 

Debbie Hudson 

Patrick Hughes 

Max Humphries 

Shirley Hustead 

Jeremy & Sta Ihler 

Chuck & Jo A Ireton 

Dick Irwin 

John Irwin 

Flint Jacobson 

Jeff and Janelle Jardine 

JAck and Peggy Jardine 

Cal Jensen 

Harold Johnson 

Lonnie Johnston 

Chris Jones 

Janice Jones 

JoAnn Keith 

Brent Kelly 

Jerry & Gayle Kemp 

Jim Kern 

Jayme Ketterling 

Barry Knobloch 

Bill Koch Jr. 

Kerry Koontz 

Jim & Nedra Korte 

Joe Kovar 

DuWayne Krauss 

Donna Lanting 

Tom Larsen 

Dan Larson 

Latham Motors 

Ray Leavitt 

Lance LeBaron 

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George Lee 

Chuck Lehrman 

Hank LeMoyne 

Lewis Lenker 

Kenneth Leonard 

Bill & Susie Lewis 

Vivian Lewis 

Gary Lounsbury 

Joseph Lyman 

Jim Lynch 

Jim Madden 

Scott Martin 

Carolyn Matsuoka 

Bryan and Jayne Matsuoka 

Charles Matthews 

Dr. William May 

Bruce McComas 

Scott & Stephan McCurdy 


Eddy & Lynette McKean 

Ed McLaughlin 

Cody McQueen 

Constance Meade 

Jason and Michele Meyerhoeffer 

Robert Meyers 

Rick Mikesell 

Dee Misenhimer 

Garvin Mitchell 

Don Molesworth 

Rick Moore 

Leota Morris 

Alton Mothershead 

Chris Mottern 

Mervin Mueller 

Al Nickels 

Jay Nielson 

Kenneth Noakes 

Gregg Olsen 

Jim Olson 

Clarence Parker 

Rick Parks 

Milo Pearson 

Tracy Peery 

Larry & Gay Petersen 

Leonard Peterson 

Lynn Pettingill 

Robert Powers 

Jack Pretti 

Layne Price 

Greg Pyle 

Carol Quaintance 

Duane Ramseyer 

James Ray 

Earl Reed 

Jan Reigle 

Terry & Cathy Reinke 

Owen & Wendy Rice 

Andy Richmond 

Clair & Virginia Ricketts 

Jamie Ridgway 

Jerry Ridley 

Bobby Riedesel 

Richard & Oleta Roberts 

Jed Roeser 

Randy Rogers 

Jeff Rolig 

Mike Roth- Si Ellen Farms 

Joe Russell 

E.G. Ryan 

LeRoy Scantlin 

Mike Schutz 

Mark Schwarz 

Cliff & Marge Sharp 

Joe and Mary Shaw 

Gene Shaw 

Ron Shockley 

Richard Shriver 

Brad Siegel 

Ron Shockley 

Richard Shriver 

Teresa Sidwell 

Brad Siegel 

Ron Silvers 

Carl Skabronski 

Ed Skinner 

Karen Slaugh 

Carol Smith 

DeOnne Smith 

Scott Snow 

Barton Sonner 

Sports Medicine Clinic 

Angie Standlee 

Galen Stanger 

D.J. Stanley 

Orlan Stearns 

Dick Sterling 

Randy Stoker 

Boyd Stokes 

Carl Stones 

Ken & Pat Struchen 

John Sudik 

Jerod & Jill Sweesy 

Kim Taylor 

Gary Thomas 

Bruce & Annie Thomason 

Joyce Thompson 

Times News 

Brian Tingey 

Victor Trappen 

Mike & Jody Tremblay 

Cathy Trotter 

Kay Tucker 

Patrina Udy 

Irene Vandervegt 

Bob & Betty Veeh 

Jim Vickers 

Bob Wageman 

Liz Walden 

Brian Ward 

Mitch Watkins 

Bill Watts 

Harlan Weigt 

Glenn Wells 

Mike & Colleen Werner 

Jody West 

Western Skies T&P, Inc. 

Max Wheeler 

Marilyn Whitesides 

Gary Wignall 

Brad Wilkinson 

Bud Williams 

Harry Wilson 

Debra Wilson 

Gary Wolverton 

Chris Woodall 

Bob and Diana Wright 

Julie Wright-Leggett 

Donna Wuthrich 

Phillip Younger

McDonald’s, locally owned and operated by Bill 

and Donna Kyle in Twin Falls, Burley and Jerome 

sponsors the CSI Golden Eagles and the McSlam-n- 

Jam. The money pledged for every dunk during home 

Golden Eagle basketball games is split between CSI 

Athletics and the Ronald McDonald House. 

The Reason 

When a child becomes seriously ill, the whole family suffers, particularly if the child must be hospitalized or receive outpatient treatment far away 

from home for extended periods of time. 

To be with their child, parents often sleep on uncomfortable chairs or cots, or bear the expense and impersonal atmosphere of a hotel room. At a 

time when they want all their strength available for their child, the simple demands of everyday life can seem overwhelming. 

For these families, Ronald McDonald House offers a refuge from the hospital, a home-away-from-home, where they can have a room of their 

own, a comfortable bed, kitchen and laundry facilities, toys for the kids, and a cup of hot coffee. 

Ronald McDonald House 

For the child, it’s knowing that mom and dad are close by, in a good place. It’s having a comforting, peaceful place to go from the hospital. 

For a brother or sister who cannot be there, it’s knowing that other family members are safe while away in a strange city. 

For the parents in the House, it’s knowing that they are not alone, that others have gone through similar situations and survived. It’s new parents 

getting practical advice from “veterans.” It’s people drawing hope and strength from late-night conversations in corridors and kitchens, sharing 

experiences that can be difficult for family and friends back home to fully understand. 

And, it’s a place to treasure every moment of having a child “home,” even if for just a short time. 

For board members and volunteers, who give of their time, money, and skills, it’s knowing that what they do really helps. 

How The House Operates 

Each Ronald McDonald House is unique, created by a team of local citizens to meet the needs of their community. The House is owned and 

operated by the local not-for-profit organization created by these citizens. 

Local McDonald’s restaurants become involved in initial fundraising once several key elements are present: medical advisors from a hospital 

with a need for such a House; a parent organization comprised of people whose children have been treated or are being treat at the same hospital; and 

other interested and concerned volunteers. 

To varying degrees, all groups participate in planning, construction, furnishing, building community awareness, securing goods and services, and 

ongoing House operations. Other local and national companies also volunteer their support through material donations and monetary contributions. 

Families using the House donate $5 to $ 5 per day, if they can afford it. These revenues pay for part of the costs of continuing House 

operations. 

How It Began 

The first Ronald McDonald House opened in Philadelphia in 974 as the result of the perseverance and dedication of Fred Hill, then a Philadelphia 

Eagles football player. 

Today, through similar efforts by other groups of dedicated individuals, Ronald McDonald House provides temporary housing for more than 

350,000 people a year in facilities throughout the United States; Canada; Australia; Amsterdam, Netherlands; Geissen, West Germany. 

McDonald’s Corporation assists in increasing public awareness and in providing start-up funding for the new Houses. The local not-for-profit 

organization operating the House can quality for $25,000 grant from Ronald McDonald’s Children’s Charities. 

Most importantly, it is the time and services of local volunteers and the local contributions of money and materials that make it possible for the 

Ronald McDonald Houses to be open and operating. 

Assisting in these efforts, McDonald’s restaurant franchisees, holding individual promotions around the country, have raised more than $25 

million for the Ronald McDonald Houses and the families they serve. 

If you have questions about the national Ronald McDonald House program or wish to contact a local Ronald McDonald House regarding services, 

activities, volunteer work or tax deductible donations, write or call: Ronald McDonald House, 0 Warm Spring Ave., Boise, ID 837 2. 

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Julie Wright-Leggett, left, and Cassia Meyers, right, lead this 

year’s squads. Julie is the head coach for the Golden Girls and 

Cheerleaders and Cassia is the assistant coach for cheerleaders. 

Pictured from left to right back row: Brittney Beard, Kiri Oler, Marissa Counter, Nicole Cannell and Shilo 

Bjornn. Middle row: Cori West, Keesha Roberts and Ashley Roland. Front row: Sherise Hunt, Kristian Garcia 

and Whitnee Beck. 

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Pictured from left to right back row: Gina Rodriguez, Ali Seigert, 

Tim Whitmarsh, Bianca Garcia, Beau Lockwood, Rosalinda 

Ramirez, Alea Leavitt and LaToya Crabtree. Middle Row: Dustyn 

Walker, Reece Hunter and Jed Mortensen. Front Row: Brittney 

Barnes, Chelsea Abramowski, Niki Summers and Chelsi West. 

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Southern Idaho 

Basketball 

2007-08 

Media Speed Roster 

Jamie Edwards - # 4 

5-6 So Guard 


Cassie Wood - #24 

5-9 Fr Guard 

Richfield, Idaho 

Eva Ivanova - #42 

6-3 So Post 

Varna, Bulgaria 

Kim Gamblin - #20 

5- RS Guard 

Herriman, Utah 

Noelle Milicic - #30 

6-0 Fr Forward 

Boulder City, Nev. 

Anita Burdick - #44 

6-3 So Post 

Reno, Nev. 

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Maylene Ornelas - #4 

5-6 So Guard 

Chihuahua, Mexico 

Sam Tinned - #2 

6-0 Fr Forward 


Tera Tremayne - #3 

5-6 So Guard 

Battle Mountain, Nev. 

Maddy Plunkett - #52 

6-2 Fr Post 

Albury NSW, Australia 

Kelsey Jardine - # 0 

5-8 Fr Guard 


Amy Higbee - #22 

5-8 So Guard 

Alamo, Nev. 

LaCale Pringle-Buchanan - #32 

5-8 Fr Guard 


Soana Lucet - #53 

6- Fr Forward 

New Caledonia

2007-08 WBB Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics

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