2006-07 WBB Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics

Guide Directory ....................................................................................................................................... 1 

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

2006-07 Team Roster ............................................................................................................................... 3 

2006-07 Outlook ...................................................................................................................................... 4 

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

Assistant Coach Profiles .......................................................................................................................... 8 

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

Managers................................................................................................................................................ 18 

Continuing Success................................................................................................................................ 19 

CSI in the Polls ...................................................................................................................................... 20 

2005-06 Stats and Region 18 Standings ................................................................................................ 21 

2005-06 Game Results........................................................................................................................... 22 

2006-07 Schedule .................................................................................................................................. 23 

2005-06 Leaders .................................................................................................................................... 24 

Topping the Charts................................................................................................................................. 25 

Region 18 Opponents ............................................................................................................................ 26 

On the Air/Making the Grade ................................................................................................................ 27 

President ................................................................................................................................................ 28 

Behind the Scenes .................................................................................................................................. 29 

CSI Athletic Success .............................................................................................................................. 30 

CSI Athletic Facilities ............................................................................................................................ 32 

CSI Campus ........................................................................................................................................... 34 

Twin Falls and the Magic Valley............................................................................................................ 36 

CSI Dance Team .................................................................................................................................... 38 

CSI Cheerleaders ................................................................................................................................... 39 

Golden Eagle Booster Club ................................................................................................................... 40 

CSI Sponsors ......................................................................................................................................... 42 

Media Speed Roster ............................................................................................................................... 44 

About the Cover: Five returning sophomores are focused on getting CSI back to the national tournament in 

Kansas. Two years ago, the Golden Eagles accomplished what no other Region 18 team has done - play in the 

national championship. This group is hungry to return. 

This publication was produced by Karen Baumert, CSI sports information director. Pomerelle Portrait 

Design Studios did the photography for the cover as well as the mug shots throughout the publication and the 

team photo on page 3. Graphic design and layout for the cover and pages 34-41 were done by Tereasa L. 

Bendele. Vector graphics on pages 1, 22, 23, 48 and 49 were done by student intern Dennis Denton. 

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General Information 

Location: Twin Falls, Idaho 

Founded: 1964 

Enrollment: 7,500 

President: Jerry Beck 

Conference: Scenic West Athletic Conference 

Region: 18 

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, 732-6481 

Physical Therapist: Julie Ellis 

Team Chiropractor: Dr. David Long 

Academic Advisor: Kat Powell, 732-6548 

Head VB Coach: Heidi Cartisser, 732-6485 

Asst. VB Coach: Babes Kalulu, 732-6492 

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

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

Jeff Renegar, 732-6476 

Head Baseball Coach: Boomer Walker, 732-6491 

Asst. BB Coaches: Dave Carter, 732-6491/732-6650 

Skip Walker, 732-6477/732-6650 

Head Softball Coach: Nick Baumert, 732-6494 

Assistant Softball Coach: Becky Davis, 732-6494 

Head Rodeo Coach: Shawn Davis, 732-6620 

CSI Board of Trustees: Chairman Leroy Craig, Al 

Frost, Donna Brizee, Chuck Lehrman and Dr. Thad 

Scholes 

Sports Information Office 

SID: Karen Baumert 

Office Phone: (208) 732-6493 

E-mail Address: kbaumert@csi.edu 

Fax: (208) 734-0245 

Website: www.csi.edu 

Team Information 

2005-06 Record: 25-7 

Returning Starters: 4 

Returning Non-Starters: 1 

Newcomers: 9 

2005-06 SWAC Finish: Second 

2005-06 Region 18 Tournament Finish: Third 

NJCAA National Tournament Appearances: 5 

Women’s Basketball Information 

Head Coach: Randy Rogers, (5th year at CSI) 

Overall Record as Collegiate Head Coach: 

102-33 (winning % of .756) 

Assistant Coach: Merrilee Udy (2nd year at CSI) 

Office Phone Number: (208) 732-6480 

Mailing Address: CSI Women’s Basketball 

315 Falls Ave. 

P.O. Box 1238 

Twin Falls, ID 83303-1238 

E-mail Address: rrogers@csi.edu 

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No. Name Ht. Pos. Class Hometown (High School) 

3 Maria Moore 5-5 G So Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS) 

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

10 Daraysha Kennedy 5-5 G Fr Portland, Oregan (Jefferson High) 

11 Amy Higbee 5-8 G Fr Alamo, Nev. (Pahranagat Valley HS) 

14 Alexis Tucker 5-11 F So Firth, Idaho (Blackfoot HS) 

20 Ashley Thompson 5-10 G/F So McCammon, Idaho (Marsh Valley HS) 

21 Kali Hess 5-8 G Fr American Falls, Idaho (American Falls HS) 

22 Brittany Moore 5-7 G So Sparks, Nev. (Reed HS) 

24 Whitney Thompson 6-0 P Fr Shelley, Idaho (Shelley HS) 

30 Amy Bratvold 6-0 G/F So Twin Falls, Idaho (Twin Falls HS) 

31 Tera Tremayne 5-7 G Fr Battle Mountain, Nev. (Battle Mtn HS) 

42 Eva Ivanova 6-3 P Fr Varna, Bulgaria (Georgi Benkovski HS) 

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

52 Jennifer Kioa 6-4 P Fr San Mateo, Calif. (Redwood HS) 

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Pronunciations 

Maylene Ornelas - MY-lean Or-NAIL-yus 

Daraysha Kennedy - Dur-RAY-shuh 

Eva Ivanova - Eye-vuh-KNOW-vuh 

Jennifer Kioa - Key-OH-uh

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Most coaches would sit back and smile at the thought of returning four starters. CSI head coach Randy Rogers looks at 

things a little differently. 

“I never want to be just satisfied,” Rogers said. “And I never want our players to settle for being good when they can be 

great.” 

That drive led Rogers to recruit more height and more depth this season in hopes of returning to a place no Region 18 

team had ever been until two years ago when Rogers led the Golden Eagles into the NJCAA National Championship game in 

Salina, Kan. 

“We have good sophomore leadership,” Rogers said. 

“We’re balanced inside and outside now. Teams can’t just 

focus on our outside game this season. I think we will have 

the ability to score and put up a lot of points.” 

The offense and defense starts at the top with the point 

guard and the Golden Eagles return one of the best in the 

country. Region 18 Player of the Year and first-team All- 

American Maria Moore will trigger the offense. The 5-5 

guard averaged 19 points and 8.0 rebounds per game for CSI 

last season and with the added experience will definitely be 

key to the Golden Eagles success. Joining her at the guard 

position will be returning 2-guard Brittany Moore. Moore was 

deadly from the 3-point line last season, leading the conference 

in 3-point field goal percentage as well as 3-pointers per game. 

But that wasn’t enough offense for Rogers. 

He added outside threats Maylene Ornelas (5-6 point 

guard), Daraysha Kennedy (5-5 guard), Amy Higbee (5-8 guard, 

Kali Hess (5-8 guard) and Tera Tremayne (5-7 guard). 

Tremayne knocked down 246 high school career 3-pointers. 

Rogers will look to returning starter Amy Bratvold at the 3guard 

position. Already an outside threat, the 6-foot Bratvold 

worked hard on her mid-range shot in the off-season and should 

be tough to shut down. Last season her consistency gave the 

Golden Eagles 9 points and 6 rebounds per game. Look for 

those numbers to increase even more this year. 

Returning posts Alexis Tucker (5-11) and Ashley Thompson 

(5-10) spent much of last spring on versatility. If Rogers decides 

to go with a big lineup, they will be able to play some at the 3- 

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guard spot. If he wants to go quick and small, they can play the power forward position. Thompson averaged 6 points and 7 

rebounds per game as a starter last season. Tucker added 3 rebounds and 3 points per game. 

The one ingredient Rogers wanted more of than he had last season was height. The fifth-year coach got it. 

Posts Eva Ivanova (6-3), Anita Burdick (6-3) and Jennifer Kioa (6-4) will give the Golden Eagle guards plenty of options 

inside. 

“I think we have depth at every position,” Rogers said. “We will be able to go big or small this year.” 

That depth will be crucial in league play this season. Salt Lake CC, which won the Region 18 title after placing third 

during the regular season, returns seven players. 

“To win, you are going to have to beat them. I think the winner of the league has to go through Salt Lake,” Rogers said. 

“North Idaho is always good and this year will be no different. Snow is better and CEU always brings a solid team into the 

mix. I don’t know much about Colorado NW but they have a new coach and I’m sure they will be much improved.” 

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2006-07 Breakdown 

Letter Winners Lost ________________________________________________________ 7 

Returning Starters _________________________________________________________ 4 

Amy Bratvold ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-0 G/F, Twin Falls, Idaho 

Maria Moore ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-5 G, Sparks, Nev. 

Brittany Moore ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-7 G, Sparks, Nev. 

Ashley Thompson------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-10 G/F, McCammon, Idaho 

Returning Non-Starters _____________________________________________________ 1 

Alexis Tucker------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-11 F, Firth, Idaho 

Newcomers _______________________________________________________________ 9 

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

Kali Hess ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-8 G, American Falls, Idaho 

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

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

Daraysha Kennedy ------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-5 G, Portland, Ore. 

Jennifer Kioa ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6-4 P, San Mateo, Calif. 

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

Whitney Thompson ----------------------------------------------------------------- 6-0 P, Shelley, Idaho 

Tera Tremayne ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-7 G, Battle Mountain, Nev. 

In-State Players ____________________________________________________________ 5 

Amy Bratvold, Twin Falls; Kali Hess, American Falls; Ashley Thompson, McCammon; Whitney Thompson, 

Shelley; and Alexis Tucker, Firth. 

Out-of-State Players ________________________________________________________ 9 

Anita Burdick, Nevada; Amy Higbee, Nevada; Eva Ivanova, Bulgaria; Daraysha Kennedy, Oregon; Jennifer 

Kioa, California; Maylene Ornelas, Mexico; Maria Moore, Nevada; Brittany Moore, Nevada; and Tera 

Tremayne, Nevada. 

Sophomores _______________________________________________________________ 5 

Amy Bratvold, Maria Moore, Brittany Moore, Ashley Thompson and Alexis Tucker. 

Freshmen _________________________________________________________________ 9 

Anita Burdick, Kali Hess, Amy Higbee, Eva Ivanova, Daraysha Kennedy, Jennifer Kioa, Maylene Ornelas, 

Whitney Thompson and Tera Tremayne.

Randy Rogers 

5th Season 

Never settling for mediocre, Randy Rogers brought a relentless 

pursuit of perfection to CSI when he took the job four years 

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

regular-season championship, Region 18 Tournament championship 

and a NJCAA consolation championship. The next year, he 

did even better. The Golden Eagles, not only won the Scenic 

West Athletic Conference title, the Region 18 Tournament title 

and ended the season ranked No. 1 in the NJCAA poll, CSI 

brought home runner-up hardware at the national tournament, 

finishing higher than any Region 18 team has ever finished. 

In 2005-06, he posted a 25-7 record, notching his 100th 

college win in just four years. An intense coach, Rogers focuses 

on teaching fundamentals, playing aggressive hard-nosed defense and running when at all possible. 

"My offensive philosophy is to take the first, 

best available shot," Rogers said. "Our defense 

will create offense. We will push the ball every 

single possession. I also want my team to be in 

the very best shape. I don't want to lose a game 

by a factor that can be taken care of before 

hand." 

Rogers said he likes to run man-to-man 

defense primarily but will throw in various 

zone traps - half court and full court. 

Rogers, who came to CSI from Spring 

Creek High School, was named Nevada Prep 

Coach of the Year for all divisions in 2001-02. 

He holds a 50-10 division record from 1997 

to 2002 and a 92-49 overall record. He qualified 

for state all five years, earning runner-up 

titles in 1999 and 2001. He was named AAA 

Division I Coach of the Year in 1998, 1999, 

2000 and 2001 as well as 1999 AAA Nevada 

Basketball Coach of the Year. 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 

College. 

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Coached the first Region 18 

women’s team to play in the 

NJCAA National Championship 

game. 

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“Merrilee is intelligent and hard 

working. She is very knowledgeable 

about the game. She is intense, and 

does the little things that will make our 

program successful.” - Randy Rogers 

Merrilee Udy 

2nd Year 

Merrilee Udy begins her second season as a CSI assistant 

coach.The talented player turned coach has brought experience 

and knowledge to the court. 

Udy 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 18 all-tournament 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. 

Udy ranks third all time for career assists per game and first 

in career assist/turnover ratio. She is the all-time leader for 

single-season assist/turnover ratio. After 

playing for the Bengals, Udy graduated from 

ISU with a bachelor's degree in secondary 

education. She is currently working on her 

master's degree in education administration. 

Udy, 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. 

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Bio 

#3 

“Maria is the most 

talented guard that CSI 

has ever had skillwise. 

She is a scorer and has 

stepped up as a leader 

this year. Her leadership 

will be key to our 

success.” - Coach 

Rogers 

At CSI: A first-team All-American, Maria ranked first in 

the league in scoring (19.2), first in steals per game (3.94), 

second in assists per game (5.13) and third in rebounds per 

game (7.8). She was named Region 18 Player of the Year. 

In High School: A two-time first team all-state selection, 

Maria led Reed High School to three league championships. 

She and teammate Brittany Moore helped RHS to a 72-12 

overall record during that time. Her senior season, Maria 

was named High Desert and Reno Gazette player of the 

year. She also played wide receiver one year on the junior 

varsity football team. 

Outside of high school basketball, Maria played on the 

Jam On It AAU team. 

Games 32 

Field Goals Made 242 

Field Goals Att. 534 

Field Goal % .453 

Free Throws Made 86 

Free Throws Att. 146 

Free Throw % .589 

Rebounds 256 

2005-06 Stats 

Points Per Game 19.2 

3-pointers Made 44 

3-pointers Att. 154 

3-point % .286 

Assists 166 

Steals 137 

Blocked Shots 7 

Turnovers 131 

2005-06 Game Highs 

Points .............................................. 35 at Dixie (01/07/06) 

3-pointers ...................... 4 vs. Arizona Western (11/26/05) 

Rebounds ........................ 15 vs. Yakima Valley (11/25/05) 

Assists ............................................ 12 vs. Dixie (01/21/06) 

Steals................................ 10 vs. Colorado NW (12/01/05) 

Blocked Shots ................................................ 1 seven times 

Maria Moore * 5-5 Sophomore 

Guard * Sparks, Nev. 

Favorite Food: Chicken 

Favorite Snack: Fruit Gushers 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Olive Garden 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Chris Meyerhoeffer 

Favorite Pop: Sprite 

Favorite Board Game: Sorry 

Favorite Color: Red 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Sonic 

One word to describe me: Skilled 

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

Now, I want to be a: probation officer. 

Pet Peeve: Smacking 

Favorite Season: Spring 

Coffee or Hot Chocolate 

English or Math 

Fruit or Vegetable 

Sunrise or Sunset 

Talk or Listen 

About Maria 

This or That 

Cake or Pie 

Casual or Dress Up 

Offense or Defense 

Text Message or Call 

Small Town or Big City

“Alexis is the most 

improved player from 

last year. Her mid-range 

shot is a weapon. She is 

very athletic and her 

confidence level is 

high.” - Coach Rogers 

Bio 

#14 

At CSI: A solid post off the bench for the Golden Eagles 

last season, Alexis has worked hard in the off season to be a 

key to CSI’s offense and defense this year. She showed she 

could do both last year, scoring 10 points against Colorado 

NW and pulling down 9 rebounds vs. Dixie. 

In High School: Alexis lettered four years at Blackfoot 

High School in soccer and basketball and three in track and 

field, leading her basketball team to a second-place finish at 

the state championships her senior year. 

As a junior, Alexis was named second team all-state in 

soccer and basketball. Her senior season, she earned first 

team all-conference, first team all-district, first team all-area 

and first team all-state honors in basketball. 

Alexis excelled in the classroom as well, earning valedictorian 

honors for a 4.0 gpa. 

Games 32 







Rebounds 96 

2005-06 Stats 




Assists 17 

Steals 30 


Turnovers 22 


Points .............................. 10 vs. Colorado NW (12/01/05) 

Free Throws ........................ 4 at Colorado NW (02/24/06) 

Rebounds ......................................... 9 vs. Dixie (12/29/05) 

Assists ............................ 3 vs. Nevada All-Stars (12/27/05) 

Steals.............................. 5 vs. Nevada All-Stars (12/27/05) 

Blocked Shots ................................................... 2 two times 

Alexis Tucker * 5-11 Sophomore 

Forward * Firth, Idaho 

Favorite Food: Steak and Shrimp 

Favorite Book: The Little Prince 

Favorite Comedian: Bill Cosby 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Tony Mannen 

Favorite Pop: Red Creme Soda 

One Word to Describe Me: Spontaneous 

Favorite Song: Hope 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Wendy’s 

Favorite Subject in School: A&P 

If I could invent a word, it would be: yadidi. 

It would mean: “You know what I mean.” 

Pet Peeve: People cracking their knuckles 

Worst Date Experience: At prom. A cat ran up my 

dress. 





Black or Gold 

About Alexis 

This or That 

Cake or Pie 



Vanilla or Chocolate 

Small Town or Big City 

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#20 

“Ashley can play inside 

and outside. She has 

developed a perimeter 

game. She can defend 

inside and outside. She 

is one of the best on the 

team at getting rebounds. 

She just finds a 

way to be around the 

ball.” - Coach Rogers 

Bio 

At CSI: A tenacious rebounder, Ashley ranked 10th in the 

league and second on the team in rebounds per game last season 

at 6.7. Her game high came against Salt Lake where she 

pulled down 15 rebounds. She earned Region 18 honorable 

mention honors last year. 

In High School: A proven winner, Ashley played in three 

state tournaments, helping Marsh Valley High School to two 

state championships and one runner-up title in basketball. As 

a junior, Ashley was named first team all-state and the Idaho 

Statesman 3A Player of the Year, averaging 12 points and 9 

rebounds per year. Her senior season, she earned first team 

all-area, first team all-state and Idaho State Journal player of 

the year honors, averaging 15 points, 10.4 rebounds and 3 steals 

per game. Ashley also played softball and volleyball at MVHS. 

Off the court, Ashley was named valedictorian and earned 

an Idaho Top Scholar award. 

Games 32 







Rebounds 135 

2005-06 Stats 




Assists 18 

Steals 23 


Turnovers 29 


Points ................................. 14 vs. North Idaho (12/10/05) 

Free Throws ..................................................... 6 two times 

Rebounds .......................... 15 vs. Salt Lake CC (02/17/06) 

Assists ............................................................. 3 three times 

Steals............................................................... 4 three times 

Blocked Shots .................................. 3 vs. Dixie (01/21/06) 

Ashley Thompson * 5-10 Sophomore 

Guard/Forward * McCammon, Idaho 

Favorite Food: Potatoes 

Favorite Candy Bar: Milky Way Midnight 

Favorite Comedian: Larry the Cable Guy 

Hidden Talent: Rollerskating (I’m pretty much the 

bomb.) 

Pet Peeve: My socks falling down inside my shoes 

Favorite Board Game: Loaded Questions 

Favorite Movie: Dumb and Dumber 

Favorite Subject in School: Biology 

One word to describe me: Driven 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Paul Morgan 

Favorite Cereal: Cinnamon Toasters 

Favorite Season: Winter 

Interesting Fact: I dig guys with facial hair. 


Shaven or Unshaven 




About Ashley 

This or That 

Cake or Pie 

Mountains or Beaches 




“Brittany is a pure 

shooter. She is a good 

perimeter defender. She 

gives us a calming 

influence on the court. 

She is smart and 

understands the game.” 

- Coach Rogers 

Bio 

#22 

At CSI: A second-team all-region selection, Brittany 

made her mark behind the 3-point line. She ranked first in 

the league in 3-point field goal percentage (.402) and first 

in 3-pointers made per game (2.38). She was the 5th leading 

scorer in league and ranked eighth in assists per game 

at 2.78 

In High School: Brittany, a high school teammate of 

Maria Moore, helped lead Reed High School to three league 

championships and two zone runner-up finishes. A fouryear 

starter, Brittany earned first team all-region, first team 

all-district honors her junior and senior seasons. 

A 4.0 through high school, Brittany made the all-state 

academic team three years. 

Games 32 







Rebounds 101 

2005-06 Stats 




3-point % .402 

Assists 89 

Steals 52 


Turnovers 68 


Points ................................ 25 vs. Eastern Utah (01/28/05) 

3 pointers ........................................ 6 vs. Snow (12/03/05) 

Rebounds ......................................................... 6 two times 

Assists ..................................... 6 vs. Carl Albert (11/24/05) 

Steals................................ 5 vs. Central Arizona (11/18/05) 

Blocked Shots ...................... 1 vs. Eastern Utah (01/27/06) 

Brittany Moore * 5-7 Sophomore 

Guard * Sparks, Nev. 

Favorite Food: Chicken Fingers 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Taco Bell 

Favorite Singer: Tim McGraw 

Favorite Toy as a Child: Legos 

Favorite TV Show: Friends 

Favorite CSI Instructors: Paul Morgan and Tony 

Mannen 

Favorite Color: Red or Blue 

If I could be an animal, I would be a: dinosaur (Trex) 

One word to describe me: Caring 

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

Now, I want to be an: teacher or in human resources. 

Pet Peeve: Cracking Knuckles 

Black or Gold 





About Brittany 

This or That 

Cake or Pie 



Morning or Night 

Looks or Personality 

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“Amy is an all-around 

skilled player. We can 

use her inside or outside. 

Her mid-range shot is 

much improved. One of 

our better passers, she 

gives us consistency” - 

Coach Rogers 

Bio 

#30 

At CSI: A consistent force all season, Amy started in 21 

games for the Golden Eagles. She ranked second on the team 

in field goal percentage at .442 and was 8th in the league in 

blocks per game at .72. Amy had big games against Salt 

Lake, posting 20 points one time and 12 rebounds another. 

In High School: The 5A Player of the Year for Idaho, 

Amy led Twin Falls High School to a 3rd-place finish at 

state her senior year of basketball. She also earned region 

player of the year accolades her senior season, averaging 

15.3 points, 6.7 rebounds and 2 assists per game. 

Amy lettered in track and field her last two years of high 

school as well. 

Off the court, Amy was a member of National Honor Society 

and earned the Idaho Top Scholar award as well as 

congressional awards. 

Games 32 







Rebounds 187 

2005-06 Stats 




3-point % .340 

Assists 34 

Steals 52 


Turnovers 34 


Points ........................................ 20 at Salt Lake (01/14/06) 

3 pointers ........................................................ 2 four times 

Rebounds ................................ 12 vs. Salt Lake (02/18/06) 

Assists ............................................................. 3 three times 

Steals.................................. 5 vs. Colorado NW (12/01/05) 

Blocked Shots ..............................4 at Salt Lake (01/14/06) 

Amy Bratvold * 6-0 Sophomore 

Guard/Forward * Twin Falls, Idaho 

Favorite Food: Steak and Potatoes 

Favorite Book: Harry Potter 

Favorite Comedian: Will Ferrell 

Favorite Car: Mustang GT 

Hobbies: Camping, dirt biking and snowmobiling 

Favorite Cereal: Lucky Charms 

Favorite Movie: Benchwarmers 

Favorite Sit-down restaurant: Chili’s 

One word to describe me: Shy 

If I could be an animal, I would be a: bird. 


Pet Peeve: People who chew their gum loudly 

Favorite Holiday: Christmas 






About Amy 

This or That 

Cake or Pie 





Maylene Ornelas * 5-6 Freshman 

Guard * Chihuahua, Mexico 

Black or Gold 





About Maylene 

Favorite Holiday: Halloween 

Favorite Candy Bar: Kit-Kat 

Favorite Clothing Brand: Nike 

Favorite Cereal: Fruit Loops 

One word description of myself: Persistent 

Favorite Food: Sushi and Mexican Food 

Favorite Singer: Hash 

If I could be an animal, I would be a: tiger. 

Favorite Modern Invention: Ipod 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Subway 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Cafe Rio and Chili’s 

Favorite Magazine: Slam 

Favorite Song: Be Yourself by Eminem 

Favorite CSI Instructor: James Dawson 

This or That 




Coke or Pepsi 


“Daraysha is our best 

perimeter defender. She 

can shoot the ball off the 

dribble and gives us 

quickness. She also gives 

us depth at the 1 or 2 

guard position.” 


Bio 

#10 

In High School: A point guard at Thomas Jefferson 

High School, Daraysha led her team to the playoffs three 

years. 

In 2005, Daraysha was named the Portland Interscholastic 

League sportswoman of the year for her high 

school because of her efforts on and off the court. 

She also earned honorable mention all-conference 

honors as a senior. 

#4 

“Maylene can really shoot 

the ball. She is a good 

passer. She gives us muchneeded 

depth at the point 

guard position.” 


Bio 

In High School: Maylene, originally from Mexico, 

moved to Utah her junior year of high school. 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. 

Daraysha Kennedy * 5-5 Freshman 

Guard * Portland, Ore. 

Favorite Candy: Skittles 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Burger King 

Favorite Toy as a Child: Toy Soldiers 

Favorite Subject in School: Speech 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Red Robin 

Favorite Board Game: Clue 

Hidden Talent: Singing 

Interesting Fact: I enjoy syrup on my grilled cheese 

sandwiches. 

Most Embarassing Moment: Getting stuck in a 

laundry shoot. 

Favorite Color: Green 

If I could be an animal, I would be a: turtle. 

Favorite Movie: Notebook 






About Daraysha 

This or That 

Cake or Pie 


Black or Gold 



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Kali Hess * 5-8 Freshman 

Guard * American Falls, Idaho 


Salt or Sugar 

Hamburger or Hotdog 

Cake or Pie 


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Bio 

About Kali 

Favorite Color: Green 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Red Lobster 

Favorite Modern Invention: Calculator 

Favorite Pop: Creme Soda 

Hidden Talent: Plays the piano 

Hobbies: Horse riding and training, knitting and 

teaching young kids 

When I was little, I wanted to be: a horse trainer or 

doctor. 

Now, I want to be a: mom or an engineer. 

Favorite Cereal: Captain Crunch 

Favorite Singer: Rascal Flatts 

If I could be an animal, I would be a: kangaroo. 

Favorite Car: Ford F-350 Powerstroke, Diesel Truck 

This or That 

#11 

“Amy is a good 

penetrator and a solid 

perimeter shooter. She is 

a kid that works hard 

every day in practice.” 


Before CSI: 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 first-team 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 Freshman 

Guard * Alamo, Nev. 

Black or Gold 





#21 

“Kali is a great perimeter 

defender. She is toughnosed 

competitor and 

likes to get on the glass. 

She will be a hard one to 

keep off the floor.” 


About Amy 

Favorite Food: Alamo Tacos 

Favorite Car: Cadillac Escalade 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Olive Garden 

Favorite Cereal: Reese’s Peanut Butter Puffs 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Frank Ellis 

If I could invent a word, it would be: druids. 

It would mean: a seriously bad case of diarhea. 

Favorite Pop: Dr. Pepper 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: In and Out Burger 

One Word Description of Myself: Danger 

Pet Peeve: People who smoke. I hate it! 

Favorite Color: Blue 

Favorite Movie: Any chick flick and Pearl Harbor 

This or That 






Bio 

Before CSI: Afour-year letterwinner in basketball and 

three-year letterwinner in soccer at American Falls High 

School, Kali had offers to play soccer or basketball in 

college. 

On the soccer field, Kali led AFHS to state championships 

her sophomore and junior years and a runner-up 

finish her senior season. On the basketball court, her high 

school team placed fourth at state when Kali was a senior. 

For basketball, Kali earned all-conference, all-state and 

McDonald’s All-American honors. She also was awarded 

the Wendy’s High School Heisman Award.

Whitney Thompson * 6-0 Freshman 

Post * Shelley, Idaho 

Black or Gold 





About Whitney 

Favorite TV Show: Deal or No Deal 

Favorite Food: Steak and Potatoes 

Favorite Car: Jetta 

Favorite Color: Teal 

Pet Peeve: When the kitchen counter tops are wet 

when you go to eat dinner 

Favorite Board Game: Apples to Apples 

Favorite Toy as a Child: Barbies 


If I could be an animal, I would be a: fish. 

Hobbies: Piano, Photography and Photo Editing 

Interesting Fact: I ate four pumpkin pies over a 

Thanksgiving break. 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Dr. Hurley 

This or That 




Automatic or Stick 

Cake or Pie 

“Tera is a fundamental 

player. She shoots the ball 

well and understands the 

game. She can put the ball 

on the floor and attack the 

basket or she can sit back 

and shoot the 3.” 


Bio 

#31 

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. 

#24 

“Whitney is pure hustle. 

She is very coachable and 

has a great mid-range 

shot. She makes defenders 

have to play her because 

she works so hard.” 


Bio 

In High School: A two-sport athlete, Whitney led 

Shelley High School to a state championship in volleyball 

her junior year and a state championship in basketball 

her senior season. 

In volleyball, Whitney was named second team all-conference 

and first team all-state as a junior and first team 

all-conference and first team all-area as a senior. 

On the basketball court, Whitney was named second 

team all-conference her junior season and first team allconference, 

first team all-state and 3A Idaho State Player 

of the Year as a senior. 

Tera Tremayne * 5-7 Freshman 

Guard * Battle Mountain, Nev. 

Favorite Food: Lasagna 

Favorite Modern Invention: Ti-Vo 


Favorite Subject in School: Human Anatomy 


Hobbies: Hunting and Sewing 

Favorite Color: Purple 

Favorite Clothing Brand: Lucky 

Favorite Comedian Bill Cosby 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: The Star 

Pet Peeve: At restaurants when they re-fill your cup 

and don’t give you more ice 

If I could be an animal, I would be a: monkey. 






About Tera 

This or That 

Cake or Pie 


Black or Gold 



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Anita Burdick * 6-3 Freshman 

Post * Reno, Nev. 


Salt or Sugar 

East Coast or West Coast 

Cake or Pie 


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About Anita 

Favorite Food: Sushi 

Favorite CSI Instructor: Mark Wasden 

Favorite Season: Winter 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Sushi Pier #2 

Favorite Snack: String Cheese 

One Word to Describe Me: Tall 

Hobbies: Sleeping, Reading and Cliff Jumping 

If I could be an animal I would be a: giraffe. 

If I could invent a word, it would be: yag. 

It would mean: yeah. It’s just a cooler way of saying 

it. 

I have a pet peeve about: feet. 

Favorite Cereal: Captain Crunch 

Favorite Car: Hummer H3 

This or That 

“Eva is the best shooter we 

have. She can play inside 

or outside. She can put the 

ball on the floor and gives 

us much-needed height.” 


Bio 

#42 

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 12th-place finish. In 2005, Bulgaria finished 

in 11th place and in 2006, her team took second in 

the junior national tournament and eighth in the Junior 

European Championships. 

Her father is a fireman in Bulgaria. 






Eva Ivanova * 6-3 Freshman 

Post * Varna, Bulgaria 

Black or Gold 





#44 

About Eva 

Favorite Food: My grandma’s cream soup 

Favorite Board Game: Backgammon 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Applebee’s 

If I could be an animal, I would be a: butterfly. 

Favorite Season: Fall 

Favorite Subject in School: Math 

Favorite Pro Sports Team: Miami Heat 

Favorite Color: Blue 


Favorite Magazine: Cosmopolitan 

Favorite Movie: Love and Basketball 

If I could change anything in the world, I would: 

find some antidote for AIDs or some other dangerous 

disease. 

This or That 

“Anita is big and strong. 

She has good hands and 

finishes well around the 

basket. She gives us a good 

inside presence. As she gets 

in better shape, she will 

really help us. She has a 

good attitude.” 







Bio 

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 fourthplace 

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 record for 

blocks. 

As a senior, Anita was named Sierra League Player of 

the Year, region player of the year and first team all-state.

Jennifer Kioa * 6-4 Freshman 

Post * San Mateo, Calif. 

Black or Gold 





About Jennifer 

Favorite Food: Cheetos 

Favorite Magazine: Slam and Ebony 

Favorite Toy as a Child: Race cars 

Favorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Burger King 

Favorite Sit-Down Restaurant: PF Changs 

Favorite Instructor: Chris Meyerhoeffer 


Favorite Subject in School: History 

If I could be an animal, I would be a: lion. 

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

Now I want to be a: homicide detective. 

Pet Peeve: People that say bathroom instead of 

restroom 

One word description of myself: Sensitive or 

Humble 

This or That 

Bio 




Coke or Pepsi 

Baths or Showers 

Paige Walker 

Weiser, Idaho 

#52 

“Jennifer is a great 

athlete. She can jump and 

has good footwork inside. 

She has a lot of potential 

and has a chance to be one 

of the best posts to play at 

CSI.” 


Bio 

In High School: Named most valuable player of her 

Sequoia High School team her junior season, Jennifer 

was nominated for the McDonald’s All-American team 

her senior season. 

By one of the top recruiting services in the country, 

Jennifer was ranked 34th in the nation and third in 

Northern California. 

Nicknamed Twinkie, Jennifer played on the Orinda 

Magic and San Jose Zebras AAU teams. 

Makenzie Wright 

Burley, Idaho 

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Where they played basketball after CSI 

Cynthia Clinger, Texas Tech Univ. 

(1992 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 

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Jessica White, Oral Roberts University 

Andrea Sivakova, Idaho State University 

Meliame Halaufia, California Baptist 

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 

Nakeya Isabell 

Pepperdine University

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Central Arizona College 

Trinity Valley CC 

Odessa College 

Southeastern Illinois College 

Monroe CC 

Gulf Coast CC 

Colby CC 

Western Nebraska CC 

Chipola College 

Chattanooga State Technical CC 

Gadsden State CC 

Louisburg College 

North Idaho College 

Labette CC 

Lake Region State College 

Carl Albert State College 

Shelton State CC 

Motlow State CC 

Barton County CC 

Cloud County CC 

Northeast Mississippi CC 

Three Rivers CC 

College of Southern Idaho 

Florida CC 

Central Florida CC 

Odessa College 

Cloud County CC 

Trinity Valley CC 

Southeastern Illinois 

Monroe CC 

Gulf Coast CC 

Salt Lake CC 

Central Arizona College 

University of Arkansas-Fort Smith 

Iowa Western CC 

Louisburg College 

Carl Albert State College 

Western Nebraska CC 

Shelton State CC 

South Plains College 

Chipola College 

Yavapai College 

Chattanooga State Technical CC 


Coffeyville CC 

Copiah-Lincoln CC 

Lake Region State College 

Georgia Perimeter College 

State Fair CC 

Three Rivers CC 

2005-06 Women’s Basketball 

NJCAA Final Poll 

as of March 1, 2006 

Top 25 Overall Record 

2006-07 Women’s Basketball 

NJCAA Pre-season Poll 

Top 25 Overall Record 

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28-0 

28-1 

26-0 

26-2 

24-1 

27-3 

25-3 

27-2 

26-4 

23-2 

24-2 

23-1 

23-6 

26-2 

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25-4 

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21-3 

23-5 

24-5 

20-4 

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20-7 

20-10 

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32-4 

31-5 

25-6 

31-6 

26-5 

27-4 

25-7 

23-9 

20-8 

30-5 

21-11 

17-13 

22-7

CSI Overall 2005-06 Record: 25-7 Region 18 2005-06 Record: 15-3 

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 32 242 534 .453 44 154 .286 86 146 .589 19.2 98 158 256 8.0 95 166 5.19 131 4.09 7 0.22 127 3.97 

Brittany Moore 32 139 316 .440 76 189 .402 43 56 .768 12.4 28 73 101 3.2 70 89 2.78 68 2.13 1 0.03 52 1.63 

Jalena Williams 32 123 321 .383 31 96 .323 61 107 .570 10.6 92 117 209 6.5 56 47 2.61 33 1.83 1 0.06 77 2.41 

Amy Bratvold 32 118 267 .442 16 47 .340 38 67 .457 9.1 94 93 187 5.8 86 34 1.06 34 1.06 24 0.75 52 1.63 

Kaylan King 32 89 209 .426 54 152 .355 43 62 .694 8.6 22 39 61 1.9 54 49 1.53 47 1.47 3 0.09 45 1.41 

Ashley Thompson 32 76 208 .365 0 0 .000 54 98 .551 6.4 113 103 216 6.8 88 26 0.81 50 1.56 5 0.16 42 1.31 

Ciarra Christian 32 42 120 .350 15 44 .341 41 49 .837 4.4 13 33 46 1.4 30 51 1.59 49 1.53 1 0.03 30 0.94 

Cheryl Blazzard 32 51 126 .405 12 44 .273 20 29 .690 4.2 34 45 79 2.5 33 30 0.94 45 1.41 3 0.09 19 0.59 

Tanya Lalicker 31 47 117 .402 0 0 .000 34 66 .515 4.1 73 62 135 4.4 75 34 1.10 38 1.23 15 0.48 23 0.74 

Alexis Tucker 32 38 115 .330 0 0 .000 13 21 .619 2.8 40 56 96 3.0 26 17 0.53 30 0.94 7 0.22 30 0.94 

Josie Vouros 32 35 91 .385 3 8 .375 15 24 .625 2.8 37 45 82 2.6 72 12 0.38 20 0.63 12 0.38 10 0.31 

Kylee Benke 7 5 18 .278 0 5 .000 7 9 .778 2.4 4 6 10 1.4 3 3 0.43 6 0.86 2 0.29 8 1.14 

Erica Maldanado 25 18 41 .439 0 0 .000 20 29 .690 2.2 29 40 69 2.8 15 10 0.40 6 0.24 4 0.16 12 0.48 

Team 21 14 35 1.3 3 

CSI TOTALS 32 1023 2483 .412 251 739 .340 475 763 .623 86.6 698 884 1582 49.4 703 588 18.38 584 18.25 90 2.81 527 16.47 

Opponents Totals 32 781 1932 .404 124 398 .312 440 739 .595 66.4 411 905 1316 41.1 676 459 14.34 888 27.75 142 4.44 270 8.44 

SWAC Teams 



Salt Lake CC 

Dixie State College 

College of Eastern Utah 

Snow College 

Colorado Northwestern CC 

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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 

Wins 

16 

15 

12 

10 

7 

3 

0 

SWAC 

2005-06 

Losses 

2 

3 

6 

8 

11 

15 

18 

Pct. 

0.889 

0.833 

0.667 

0.556 

0.389 

0.167 

0.000 

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 

Wins 

24 

25 

24 

17 

16 

8 

0 

Overall 

2005-06 

Losses 

7 

7 

10 

15 

15 

21 

29 

Pct. 

0.774 

0.781 

0.706 

0.531 

0.516 

0.276 

0.000

Date Opponent Result Score Site 

11/10/05 South Mountain CC W 112-44 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11/11/05 Eastern Arizona CC W 113-57 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11/12/05 Midland College W 95-75 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11/17/05 Mesa College W 78-62 Mesa, Ariz. 

11/18/05 Central Arizona L 95-59 Coolidge, Ariz. 

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

11/24/05 Carl Albert State College L 89-74 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11/25/05 Yakima Valley W 84-69 Twin Falls, Idaho 

11/26/05 Arizona Western College W 90-58 Twin Falls, Idaho 

12/01/05 Colorado Northwestern W 119-55 Twin Falls, Idaho 

12/03/05 Snow College W 79-64 Twin Falls, Idaho 

12/10/05 North Idaho College W 95-76 Twin Falls, Idaho 

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

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

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

01/05/06 College of Eastern Utah W 66-52 Price, Utah 

01/07/06 Dixie State College W 77-69 St. George, Utah 

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

01/20/06 Dixie State College W 76-63 Twin Falls, Idaho 

01/21/06 Dixie State College W 113-86 Twin Falls, Idaho 

01/27/06 College of Eastern Utah W 81-61 Twin Falls, Idaho 

01/28/06 College of Eastern Utah W 96-69 Twin Falls, Idaho 

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

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

02/17/06 Salt Lake CC W 72-65 Twin Falls, Idaho 

02/18/06 Salt Lake CC L 83-74 Twin Falls, Idaho 

02/24/06 Colorado Northwestern W 93-46 Rangely, Colo. 

02/25/06 Colorado Northwestern W 102-57 Rangely, Colo. 

03/03/06 Snow College W 67-55 Ephraim, Utah 

03/04/06 Snow College W 79-68 Ephraim, Utah 

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

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

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Date Day Opponent Site Time 

Nov. 9-11 Thur.-Sat. Coke Classic Twin Falls, Idaho 

Nov. 9 Thur. Casper College Twin Falls, Idaho 7:30 p.m. 

Nov. 10 Fri. Sheridan College Twin Falls, Idaho 7:30 p.m. 

Nov. 11 Sat. Central Arizona Twin Falls, Idaho 7:30 p.m. 

Nov. 16-18 Thur.-Sat. Casper Tournament Casper, Wyo. 

Nov. 16 Thur. Dawson CC Casper, Wyo. 4 p.m. 

Nov. 17 Fri. Miles City College Casper, Wyo. 4 p.m. 

Nov. 18 Sat. Casper College Casper, Wyo. 8 p.m. 

Nov. 24-25 Fri.-Sat. Wolverton Challenge Twin Falls, Idaho 

Nov. 24 Fri. Phoenix College Twin Falls, Idaho 6 p.m. 

Nov. 25 Sat. Yakima College Twin Falls, Idaho 6 p.m. 

Dec. 8 Fri. North Idaho College Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 6:30 p.m. (MST) 

Dec. 9 Sat. North Idaho College Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 6:30 p.m. (MST) 

Dec. 19 Tue. Scottsdale CC Scottsdale, Ariz. TBA 

Dec. 21 Thur. Glendale CC Glendale, Ariz. 1 p.m. 

Jan. 5 Fri. Colorado NW Rangely, Colo. 5:30 p.m. 

Jan. 6 Sat. Colorado NW Rangely, Colo. 5:30 p.m. 

Jan. 12 Fri. Salt Lake CC Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Jan. 13 Sat. Salt Lake CC Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Jan. 19 Fri. Snow College Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Jan. 20 Sat. Snow College Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Jan. 26 Fri. College of Eastern Utah Price, Utah 5:30 p.m. 

Jan. 27 Sat. College of Eastern Utah Price, Utah 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 2 Fri. North Idaho College Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 3 Sat. North Idaho College Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 9 Fri. Colorado NW Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 10 Sat. Colorado NW Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 16 Fri. Salt Lake CC Salt Lake City, Utah 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 17 Sat. Salt Lake CC Salt Lake City, Utah 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 23 Fri. Snow College Ephraim, Utah 5:30 p.m. 

Feb. 24 Sat. Snow College Ephraim, Utah 5:30 p.m. 

Mar. 2 Fri. College of Eastern Utah Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Mar. 3 Sat. College of Eastern Utah Twin Falls, Idaho 5:30 p.m. 

Mar. 8-10 Thur.-Sat. Region 18 Championships Home of Men’s Winner 

Mar. 20-24 Tues.-Sat. NJCAA National Tournament Salina, Kansas 

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2005-06 Region 18 Regular Season Individual Stat Leaders 

Rebounds Per Game 

Maria Moore ................. 3rd (7.8) 

Ashley Thompson ....... 10th (6.7) 

Jalena Williams ............11th (6.4) 

Assist to Turnover Ratio 

Maria Moore ............... 3rd (1.24) 

Assists Per Game 

Maria Moore ...............2nd (5.13) 

Brittany Moore............ 8th (2.63) 

Jalena Williams ......... 14th (2.06) 

2005-06 Region 18 Team Stat Leaders All Games 

Rebounding 

CSI ............................... 1st (48.7) 

Dixie ...........................2nd (48.6) 

Salt Lake CC ............... 3rd (44.9) 

Free Throw Percentage 

Snow ............................ 1st (.687) 

NIC .............................2nd (.679) 

Dixie ........................... 3rd (.678) 

Steals 

CSI ............................. 1st (16.25) 

CEU ..........................2nd (16.00) 

SLCC ........................ 3rd (12.12) 

Points Per Game 

Maria Moore ................ 1st (19.2) 

Brittany Moore............2nd (12.4) 

Jalena Williams ........... 3rd (10.6) 

Assists Per Game 

Maria Moore .................. 1st (5.2) 

Brittany Moore..............2nd (2.8) 

Jalena Williams ............. 3rd (2.1) 

Blocked Shots Per Game 

Amy Bratvold ................ 1st (0.8) 

Tanya Lalicker ..............2nd (0.5) 

Josie Vouros .................. 3rd (0.4) 

Points Per Game 

Maria Moore ................ 1st (19.2) 

Brittany Moore............ 5th (12.4) 

Jalena Williams ......... 12th (10.6) 

Amy Bratvold ............. 17th (9.0) 

3-Point FG Made 

Brittany Moore............. 1st (2.38) 

Kaylan King ................ 3rd (1.69) 

Maria Moore ............... 5th (1.38) 

Jalena Williams ........... 9th (0.97) 

Scoring Offense 

CSI ............................... 1st (86.6) 

SLCC ..........................2nd (78.3) 

Dixie ........................... 3rd (75.7) 

Scoring Defense 

SLCC ........................... 1st (63.1) 

NIC .............................2nd (64.0) 

CSI .............................. 3rd (66.3) 

Assists 

SLCC ......................... 1st (18.64) 

CSI ............................2nd (17.88) 

NIC ........................... 3rd (14.74) 

2005-06 Final CSI Category Leaders 

Rebounds Per Game 

Maria Moore .................. 1st (8.0) 

Ashley Thompson .........2nd (6.8) 

Jalena Williams ............. 3rd (6.5) 

Steals Per Game 

Maria Moore .................. 1st (4.0) 

Jalena Williams .............2nd (2.4) 

Brittany Moore.............. 3rd (1.6) 

Amy Bratvold ............... 3rd (1.6) 

3-Point Field Goals Per Game 

Brittany Moore............... 1st (2.4) 

Kaylan King ..................2nd (1.7) 

Maria Moore ................. 3rd (1.4) 

3-Point Field Goal Pct. 

Brittany Moore............. 1st (.402) 

Kaylan King ................ 3rd (.355) 

Maria Moore ............... 6th (.284) 

Steals Per Game 

Maria Moore ................ 1st (3.94) 

Jalena Williams ........... 4th (2.34) 

Blocks Per Game 

Amy Bratvold ............. 8th (0.72) 

Tanya Lalicker .......... 15th (0.42) 

Field Goal Percentage 

SLCC ........................... 1st (.492) 

NIC .............................2nd (.422) 

CSI .............................. 3rd (.410) 

3-Point Field Goal Pct 

SLCC ........................... 1st (.360) 

CSI ..............................2nd (.338) 

Dixie ........................... 3rd (.304) 

Assist to Turnover Ratio 

CSI ............................... 1st (0.99) 

NIC .............................2nd (0.81) 

SLCC .......................... 3rd (0.79) 

Field Goal Percentage 

Maria Moore ................ 1st (.453) 

Amy Bratvold .............2nd (.442) 

Brittany Moore............ 3rd (.440) 

3-Point Percentage 

Brittany Moore............. 1st (.402) 

Josie Vouros ................2nd (.375) 

Kaylan King ................ 3rd (.355) 

Free Throw Percentage 

Ciarra Christian............ 1st (.837) 

Brittany Moore............2nd (.768) 

Kaylan King ................ 3rd (.694) 

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NJCAA All-Americans 

(Since 1993-94) 

Amber McEwen ................................................ 1993-94 

Amanda Covington............................................ 1996-97 

Charlotte Norman .............................................. 1997-98 

Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1998-99 

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

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

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

NJCAA Academic All-Americans 

(Since 1993-94) 

Tracy Arrossa..................................................... 1995-96 

Holly Harper ...................................................... 1996-97 


Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1998-99 

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

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

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

Region 18 Tournament MVP 

(Since 1993-94) 

Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1998-99 

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

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

Region 18 All-Tournament Team 

(Since 1993-94) 

Amber McEwen ................................................ 1993-94 

Deanna Glover ................................................... 1995-96 


Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1997-98 

Jessica Gibbs ..................................................... 1998-99 

Belinda Stubbs ................................................... 2000-01 

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


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

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

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

Region 18 Coach of the Year 

Ben Stroud ......................................................... 1990-91 

Ben Stroud ......................................................... 1992-93 

Joel Bate ............................................................ 1998-99 

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 1988-89) 

Hettie DeJong .................................................... 1988-89 

Angie Olson ....................................................... 1989-90 

Susanna Tauteoli................................................ 1990-91 

Cynthia Clinger ................................................. 1990-91 

Shirley Stepan.................................................... 1991-92 

Amber McEwen ................................................ 1993-94 

Marcy Jenkins ................................................... 1994-95 




Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1998-99 

Jinga Gosschalk ................................................. 2000-01 



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

All-Region 18 Second Team 

(Since 1992-93) 

Sharleece Keller ................................................ 1992-93 

Deanna Glover ................................................... 1995-96 


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




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

Brittany Moore .................................................. 2005-06 

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

All-Region 18 Honorable Mention 

(Since 1993-94) 

Mandi Ortega ..................................................... 1995-96 

Deena Bartu ....................................................... 1997-98 

Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1997-98 

Cecilie Bates ...................................................... 1998-99 

Jessica Gibbs ..................................................... 1998-99 


Crystal Hardcastle ............................................. 2001-02 

Angela Williams ................................................ 2001-02 

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

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


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

Region 18 is made up of eight teams from three states. Community College of Southern 

Nevada and Western Nevada CC are the only schools without a basketball team. 

Location: Rangely, Colorado 


President: John Boyd 

Athletic Director: Dustin Colborn 

Sports Information Director: Jason Graf 

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: Gary Chidester 

Location: Price, Utah 


President: Dr. Ryan Thomas 

Athletic Director: Dave Paur 

Location: Coeur d’Alene, Idaho 


President: Dr. Michael Burke 

Athletic Director: Al Williams 

Sports Information Director: Erna Rhinehart 

Colorado Northwestern CC 

Salt Lake Community College 

Snow College 

College of Eastern Utah 


Mascot: Spartan 

Colors: Red, White and Black 

Head Women’s Basketball Coach: 

Jason Graf 

Last Season’s Record: 0-29 overall, 

0-18 SWAC 

Mascot: Bruin 

Colors: Royal Blue and Gold 


Betsy Speketer 

Last Season’s Record: 24-10 

overall, 12-6 SWAC 

Mascot: Badger 

Colors: Blue, White and Gold 


Cindy Lawrence 

Last Season’s Record: 8-21 overall, 3- 

15 SWAC 

Mascot: Golden Eagle 

Colors: Navy Blue and Gold 


Dave Paur 


7-11 SWAC 

Mascot: Cardinal 

Colors: Red and Gray 


Chris Carlson 


16-2 SWAC 

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Our number one goal for student-athletes at the College of 

Southern Idaho is for them to experience high quality education 

while participating in and enjoying the challenge of Division I 

junior college basketball. The ultimate bonus, of course, is graduating 

from a quality institution that has prepared them for a career 

after athletics. 

The CSI Athletic Department is committed to providing students 

all the support and encouragement they need to find success both in 

academics and athletics. The college provides unlimited resources 

through its student services to assist student-athletes in the classroom. 

Students will enjoy the benefits of attending a private study table 

for basketball, as well as the use of the Academic Development 

Center, and tutoring is provided as needed. Most importantly, 

student-athletes have the support and friendship of the coaches, their 

teammates and their academic advisor. The best of everything is 

possible at the College of Southern Idaho. 

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Listen to all the action live on 

KTFI 1270 AM with Ken 

Simmons (left) and Jonathan 

Drew (right). 

If you aren’t in the Twin Falls 

area, go to www.csi.edu/athletics 

and click on listen live to hear all 

the CSI basketball games on your 

computer. 

Kat Powell 

Academic Advisor 

College of Southern Idaho

Jerry Beck 

Gerald L. Beck began his career at the College of Southern 

Idaho in 1975 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. 

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Orthopedic Surgeon 

Dr. William May 

Physical Therapist 

Julie Ellis 

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Sports Information 

Karen Baumert 

Team Physician 

Dr. Thad Scholes 

Chiropractor 

Dr. Dave Long 

Administrative Assistant 

Ginger Nukaya 

Team Physician 


Athletic Trainer 

Richard Bingham

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“We challenge anyone to find a better 

community college anywhere in the 

nation.” 

-Twin Falls General Information 

Guide, Chamber of Commerce. 

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“The College of Southern Idaho is the pulse of the Magic Valley in more ways than 

one. Aside from being the fastest-growing institution of higher education in Idaho, CSI 

adds to community life through its many events, programs and activities. Students, residents 

and visitors all benefit from such CSI attractions as the new campus library and the 

Herrett Center for the Arts and Sciences, home of the world class Faulkner Planetarium.” 

-Twin Falls General Information Guide, Chamber of Commerce. 

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Southern Souther 

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nearly 

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Dance team members pictured from left to right: (front row) Ashley Roland; 

(middle row) MikiAnna Williamson, Marissa Counter, Brandy Lowe, Whitnee 

Beck and Sherise Hunt; (back row) Nicole Connell, Cori West and Shilo Bjornn. 

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Cheerleaders pictured from left to right: (front row) Mery 

Sandoval, Cori Sterling; (middle row) Alea Leavitt, Danyell 

Garcia, Lindsey Hartley and Gina Rodriguez; (back row) 

Justin Nukaya and Jayme Fort.

The College of Southern Idaho Athletic Department and the CSI Golden Eagle Booster club is now celebrating 40 years together. 

Formed in 1966, 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 2006-2007 

season. Last year the booster club raised more than $100,000 for the scholarship fund. We need your help. Stop by the Booster table to see 

how easy it is to join in with the best athletic department in the nation. 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!!!!! 

Cactus Petes 

Coca-Cola of Twin Falls 

Domino’s Pizza 

Donnelley Sports 

Edge Wireless 

American Family Insurance 

Burger King 

Cain’s Home Furnishing 

Chevron Twin Stops 

Countrywide Home Loans 

DELL 

D.L. Evans Bank 

Golden Corral Buffet and Grill 

Andy Bopp & Karen Griffith 

Campus Housing 

Days Inn 

El Sombrero 

Farmers Insurance Group 

Furniture & Appliance Outlet 

Ross and Kathy Deahl 

Desert Sun Travel 

Farmers National Bank 

First Horizon Home Loans 

Nick & Karen Baumert 

Donna Brizee 

Keith & Laura Detmer 

Rex & Sandy Golay 

Super Booster (Membership is at least $5,000) 

Eureka Construction & Excavating 

First Federal 

Idaho Lottery 

Joe & Rose Russell 

K&T Steel 

MV Business Systems 

President’s Club (Membership is at least $2,000) 

Hart’s Café 

Hertz of Magic Valley 

Hilex Poly 

Idaho Central Credit Union 

Irwin Realty 

Lytle Signs 

Jerry and Pauline Meyerhoeffer 

Magic Valley Bank 

Eagles Club (Membership is at least $1,000) 

Gerties Brick Oven Cookery 

Jaker’s 

Magic Valley Regional Medical Center 

Magic Signs 

Napa Auto Parts 

9 Beans and a Burrito 

Coach’s Club (Membership is at least $500) 

Gem State Trophies 

John and Bonita Hepworth 

George and Merilyn Lee 

Low Book Auto Sales 

Gold Club (Membership is at least $100) 

Connie Hardy 

Martin & Susan Lee 

Mike Mason 

Leonard Peterson 

Middlekauff Auto Group 

Outback Steakhouse 

Times News 

Valley Food Service – McDonald’s 

Wolverton Homes 

Red Lion Hotel 

Ridleys Family Market 

Rob Green Auto Group 

Starley/Leavitt Insurance 

Subway 

United Dairymen of Idaho 

Watkins Distributing 

Westerra Real Estate Group 

Salt Lake Express 

Shilo Inns 

Signs Now 

Skuza Drywall 

Snake Harley Davidson 

Summit Construction 

Dr. Roberts and Dr. Hall 

Jeffrey E. Rolig, P.C. 

Bruce and Debbie Skaug 

Snake River Tire 

Dale Riedesel 

Thad Scholes 

Sligar Farms 

Bob and Betty Veeh 

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Robert Adams 

AG Electric 

Clark Allen 

Evelyn Allen 

Marion & Fern Allen 

Rachel Anderson 

Arctic Circle Restaurant 

Steve & Jodi Avalos 

Monty Baker 

Harlon Baker 

Bert Banholzer 

BASF 

Bob & Lynn Beauregard 

Jerry Beck 

Craig & Marilyn Bennett 

Les & Shirl Bennett 

Sally Bergstrom 

Ray Birrer 

Merlin & Shirley Blake 

Bloxham & Co., CPA’s 

Gerry Bowden 

Riley Boyd 

Bozzuto Furniture 

Rik & Bonnie Bratvold 

Charles Brockway 

Devoe Brown 

David & Judy Brown 

Jeff Bulkley 

Fred Burkhalter 

Joyce Burkhart 

Canyonside Dairy 

Carolyn Casper 

Chadd Collectables 

Randy Clark 

Ronald & Glen Clark 

Classic Cutting Manu. 

Dana Covington 

Howard & JoEllen Crane 

Jerry & Sharon Cummings 

Charles Cutler 

Darren Hall Construction 

Elbert Davis 

Deagle, Ames & Co. 

Dennis Clark Trucking 

Paul DeWitt 

David Dickerson &Gail 

Richardson 

Ray Drake 

Larry & Eva Eastman 

Curtis Eaton 

Ken & Jane Edmunds 

Luis Egusquiza 

Julie Ellis 

Dennis Eslinger 

Shelly & Lynn Espy 

Tom & Stephanie Evans 

Brent Evans 

Eye Center 

Mark Fischer 

Family Physical Therapy 

First American Title Co. 

Fisher Farms 

Victor Frogeon 

Ed & Dixie Fournier 

Tracy and Joann Frank 

Darlene Frazier 

Allan Frost 

Furniture & Appliance Outlet 

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Golden Eagle (Membership is at least $50) 

Tom Gabbert 

Clayton Gardner 

Jim Gaskin 

Jim & Vince Gibson 

Robert & Barbara Gietzen 

Byrd Golay 

Paula Greene 

Lois Grove 

Kevin Guthrie 

Elmer & Dorothy Hagerty 

Bob Hamilton 

Daryn Harshbarger 

Pauline Harvey 

Eric & Tanya Heidenreich 

Dona Henman 

Bob & Colleen Henry 

John & Bonita Hepworth 

Gene Hillis 

Jack Hirai 

Jody Hollander 

Bill Hollifield 

Terry Hollifield 

Cherylyn Holman 

Alan Horner 

Jim Howard 

Debbie Hudson 

Patrick Hughes 

Max Humphries 

Shirl Hustead 

Idaho Construction Co. 

Jeremy & Stacy Ihler 

Chuck & JoAnn Ireton 

Dick & JoAnn Irwin 

John Irwin, Realtor 

Cheryl Jenkins 

Cal Jensen 

Nancy Johnson 

Harold & Vanda Johnson 

Lonnie Johnston 

Jann Jones 

Brent & Sandra Jussel 

K & D General Truck 

K & W Dairy 

JoAnn Keith 

Jerry & Gayle Kemp 

Jayme Ketterling 

Sandy Kevan 

Victoria King 

Barry Knoblich 

Jim & Nedra Korte 

Joe Kovar 

DuWayne Krauss 

Bill and Donna Kyle 

Darren Kyle 

Rich & Tammy Lang 

Donna Lanting 

Elieen Lanting 

Tom Larsen 

Dan & Nancy Larson 

Ray Leavitt 

Lance LaBaron 

Chuck Lehrman 

LeMoyne Realty 

Lewis Lenker 

Kenneth Leonard 

Vivian Lewis 

Dr. Dave & Diane Long 

Longview Fiber Paper 

Joseph Lyman 

Jim & Cathy Lynch 

Magic Valley Pipe 

Charles & Marlyn Mathews 

Bryan Matsuoka 

Carolyn Matsuoka 

Dr. Willam May 

Bruce McComas 

Scott & Stephanie McCurdy 

Barbra McKain 


Ed McLaughlin 

Constance Meade 

Jason Meyerhoeffer 

Meyers Farms 

Ronald Miciak 

Rick & Jo Mikesell 

Dee Misenhimer 

Don Molesworth 

Jackie Moore 

Rick Moore 

Leota Morris 

Alton Mothershead 

Chris Mottern 

Mervin Mueller 

Municipal Golf Course 

Nick’s Custom Framing 

Mr. & Mrs. Jay Nielson 

Northside Bus Co. 

Northwest Benevolent 

Foundation 

Penny O’Keefe 

Olsen Bros. Construction 

Jim & Janet Olsen 

Dawn Orr 

Rick Parks 

Milo Pearson 

Tracy Peery 

Larry & Gay Petersen 

Harold and Jeanette Peterson 

Ronald Petersen 

Lynn Pettingill 

Plant Foods Inc 

Pomerelle Portrait Studio 

Robert Powers 

Precision Lawn 

Prescott-Craig Ins. 

Jack & Sylvia Pretti 

Jay & Elaine Proost 

Greg & Bobbi Pyle 

Duane Ramseyer 

James Ray 

Earl Reed 

Owen & Wendy Rice 

Clair & Virginia Ricketts 

Jaime Ridgeway 

Jerry Ridley 

Roberta Riedesel 

Rite Stuff Food 

Richard & Olet Roberts 

Randy Rogers 

Jeffry E. Rolig Atty at Law 

Brian & Debbie Royster 

E.G. Ryan 

Thad Scholes 

Duane Schrank 

Mark Schwarz 

Jerry Shafer 

Cliff & Marge Sharp 

Gene Shaw 

Joseph Shaw 

Ron & Barbara Shockley 

Richard Shriver 

Brad Siegel 

Ron & Jan Silvers 

Carl Skabronski 

Skinner Trucking Inc. 

Karen Slaugh 

Sligar Farms Inc 

DeOnne Smith 

Snake River Pool & Spa 

Scott Snow CPA 

Barton Sonner 

Spirit Construction 

Guy & Angie Standlee 

Galen Stanger 

Graydon Stanley 

D.J. Stanley 

Dick Stearns 

Dick & Pat Sterling 

Randy & Karen Stoker 

Boyd Stokes 

Dr. Carl Stones 

Ken and Pat Struchen 

Stukenholtz Laboratory 

R.E. Stutzman 

Summit Restoration 

Jerod and Jill Sweesy 

Gary & Sue Thomas 

Bruce & Annie Thomason 

Times News 

Title Fact, Inc 

Scott Trappen 

Mike & Jody Tremblay 

Triple J Dairy 

Cathy Trotter 

Twin Falls Trucking Equipment 

Twin Stop 

Kay Tucker 

United Oil 

USF Reddaway 

Irene Vandervegt 

Vandervegt Dairy 

Brett VanWagoner 

Vickers Western Stores 

Dan Wade 

Bob Wageman 

Richard & Linda Walker 

Brian Ward 

Watertech 

Mitch & Linda Watkins 

Bill Watts 

Harlan & Kasey Weigt 

Glenn Wells 

Mike & Colleen Werner 

Western Skies Photo 

Western Waste Services 

Westerra Real Estate 

Max Wheeler 

Marilyn Whitesides 

Gary & Missy Wignall 

Bud Williams 

Deb Wilson 

Gary Wolverton 

Chris Woodall 

Donna Wuthrich 

Phillip & Laveta 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. 

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 $15 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 1974 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-forprofit 

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, 101 Warm Spring Ave., Boise, ID 

83712.

Southern Idaho 

Basketball 

2006-07 

Media Speed Roster 

Maria Moore - #3 

5-5 So Guard 

Sparks, Nev. 

Ashley Thompson - #20 

5-10 So Guard/Forward 

McCammon, Idaho 

Tera Tremayne - #31 

5-7 Fr Guard 

Battle Mountain, Nev. 

Maylene Ornelas - #4 

5-6 Fr Guard 

Chihuahua, Mexico 

Kali Hess - #21 

5-8 Fr Guard 

American Falls, Idaho 

Eva Ivanova - #42 

6-3 Fr Post 

Varna, Bulgaria 

Daraysha Kennedy - #10 

5-5 Fr Guard 

Portland, Ore. 

Brittany Moore - #22 

5-7 So Guard 

Sparks, Nev. 

Randy Rogers 

Head Coach 

5th Year 

Anita Burdick - #44 

6-3 Fr Post 

Reno, Nev. 

Amy Higbee - #11 

5-8 Fr Guard 

Alamo, Nev. 

Whitney Thompson - #24 

6-0 Fr Post 

Shelley, Idaho 

44 

Merrilee Udy 

Assistant Coach 

2nd Year 

Alexis Tucker - #14 

5-11 So Forward 

Firth, Idaho 

Amy Bratvold - #30 

6-0 So Guard/Forward 

Twin Falls, Idaho 

Jennifer Kioa - #52 

6-4 Fr Post 

San Mateo, Calif.

2006-07 WBB Media Guide - College of Southern Idaho Athletics

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