2013-14 Men’s Basketball Game NotesSaint Martin’s (6-9, 3-4 GNAC - 8th)

vs.Alaska (10-5, 5-2 GNAC - 3rd)

Thursday, January 23, 2014 - 9:00 pmMarcus Pavilion - Lacey, Wash.

Television: ROOT Sports

SMU Probable Starters

G - #4 Evan Coulter (Sr., 5-10, 195, Mount Vernon, Wash.)14.1 ppg, 54.0 FG %, 47.5 3 PT FG %, 3.5 apg

G - #10 Riley Carel (RJr., 6-2, 185, Enumclaw, Wash.)10.1 ppg, 2.0 spg, 3.5 apg, 4.8 rpg

G - #21 Tyler Copp (Fr., 6-2, 195, Camas, Wash.)6.0 ppg, 44.2 3 PT FG %, 2.4 apg

F - #22 Ryan Rogers (Jr., 6-4, 215, Auburn, Wash.)15.1 ppg, 5.7 rpg, 37.3 3 PT FG %

C - #45 Matt Dodson (Sr., 6-11, 255, Eugene, Ore.) 3.5 ppg, 4.8 rpg, 46.7 FG %

Saint Martin’s

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW...

- This is the Saints first televised game since January 11, 2011 when SMU hosted Western Oregon earning a 85-54 win live on FSN Northwest.

- SMU has made 10 or more 3 PT’s 6 of its 15 games this season including a school record 14 in back-to-back games at Central Washington and Northwest Nazarene.

- Saint Martin’s has played just four of its 15 games at home this season. SMU spent 43 days on the road before playing its first official regular season competition at Marcus Pavilion.

- With a win Thursday, the Saints would have back-to-back wins in GNAC play for the first time since defeating Central Washington and Northwest Nazarene on Feb. 23rd and 25th during the 2011-12 season.

- SMU is the only team in the GNAC with three players ranked in the top ten in 3 PT FG %: Evan Coulter (3rd - 47.5), Isaac Bianchini (7th - 44.6) and Tyler Copp (8th - 44.2).

- Junior Riley Carel is one of just four players in SMU history to dish out 10 or more assists in a game along with Jake Linton, Jabbar Gray and Brady Bomber.

- Head Coach Michael Ostlund is in his first season at Saint Martin’s. But this is not his first stop at Saint Martin’s. Ostlund served as an assistant under current Athletics Director Bob Grisham.

- SMU went 10-16, 7-11 in the GNAC in 2012-13 finishing 7th. The Saints were picked to finish last in the 2013-14 GNAC Pre-Season Poll.

- Carel currently leads the GNAC in steals at 2.0 per game. The last Saints player to lead the GNAC in steals was Brandon Hartley during the 2003-04 season.

- Opponents are averaging just 67.2 points per game at Marcus Pavilion compared to 76.2 points in SMU’s road games this season.

- The Saints three wins at home are by a combined 18 points and SMU was trailing at halftime in all three of those games.

2013-14 Schedule / Results

NOVEMBER1 at University of Utah^ ......................L, 54-915 Evergreen State^ .....................W, 89-698 vs. Hawaii Hilo & .................................L, 65-759 at Chaminade & ..................................L, 63-8215 at Cal State Los Angeles ..................L, 53-6916 at California Baptist ...........................L, 79-8629 vs. #1 Metro State (at WWU) ...........L, 77-94

DECEMBER5 at Simon Fraser* ............................... W, 78-627 at #5 Western Washington * ...........L, 75-8714 at Pacific Lutheran ........................... W, 74-6415 at Montana ^ .......................................L, 57-7318 Northwest Christian ................W, 82-7320 South Dakota Mines ................W, 66-61

JANUARY2 Montana State-Billings* .......... L, 50-664 #11 Seattle Pacific* .................W, 73-699 at Central Washington* ...................L, 77-8311 at Northwest Nazarene* ..................L, 76-8018 at Western Oregon* ........................ W, 79-7323 Alaska* ......................................9:00 pm25 Alaska Anchorage*...................7:00 pm30 at Seattle Pacific* .............................. 7:00 pm

FEBRUARY1 at Montana State-Billings*............. 6:00 pm6 Northwest Nazarene* ..............7:30 pm8 Central Washington* ................7:30 pm15 Western Oregon*......................7:00 pm20 at Alaska Anchorage* ...................... 8:30 pm22 at Alaska* ............................................. 8:30 pm27 Western Washington* ..............7:00 pm

MARCH1 Simon Fraser* ...........................7:00 pm

Home Games in BOLD^ - Exhibition

&- GNAC/PacWest Challenge (at Chaminade)

* - Great Northwest Athletic Conference game

MEN’S BASKETBALL STANDINGS(through January 18, 2014)

GNAC OverallTeam Record RecordSeattle Pacific 6-2 15-4Western Washington 5-2 11-4Alaska 5-2 10-5Central Washington 4-3 8-7MSU-Billings 4-4 8-8Western Oregon 3-4 10-7Alaska Anchorage 3-4 10-8Saint Martin’s 3-4 6-9Northwest Nazarene 3-4 5-10Simon Fraser 0-7 7-8

GNACSCHEDULE/RESULTS

Saturday, January 18Central Washington 95, Alaska-Anchorage 88Seattle Pacific 73, Simon Fraser 49Western Washington 84, MSU-Billings 71Saint Martin’s 79, Western Oregon 73Alaska 79, Northwest Nazarene 69

Thursday, January 23Western Wash. at Central Washington - 7:00Simon Fraser at Northwest Nazarene - 7:00Alaska Anchorage at Western Oregon - 7:00Alaska at Saint Martin’s - 9:00 pm

Saturday, January 25Alaska at Western Oregon, 2:00 Alaska Anchorage at Saint Martin’s, 7:00Western Wash. at Northwest Nazarene, 7:00Seattle Pacific at MSU-Billings, 7:30 Simon Fraser at Central Washington, 7:30

Tale of the Tape

SMU AlaskaPoints Per Game ...............................................71.1 ................................................... 71.7Opponent PPG/Margin .................................. 74.9/-3.8............................................ 68.0/+3.7Rebounds Per Game .........................................34.7 ................................................... 32.3Opponent RPG/Margin ..................................33.1/+1.6 ............................................33.9/-1.6Field Goal %/Opponent FG% ........................ .452/.447 ........................................... .433/.4553PT FG%/Opponent 3PT FG% ..................... .375/.371 ........................................... .330/.359Free Throw Percentage ..................................... .703 ................................................... .715Assists Per Game ..............................................13.5 ................................................... 14.8Turnovers Per Game .........................................13.7 ................................................... 10.3Blocks Per Game ................................................2.5 ..................................................... 1.7Steals Per Game ................................................6.1 ..................................................... 7.2

SMU At A Glance

Record: 6-9Streak: Won 1Last Time Out: 1/18/14 at Western Oregon (79-73 Win)Trend: Lost 3 of 5Home: 3-1 Road: 3-62012-13: 10-162012-13 Postseason:None

Leading Scorer: Ryan Rogers (15.1)Leading Rebounder: Ryan Rogers (5.7)Assist Leader: Evan Coulter (3.5)Steals Leader: Riley Carel (2.0)Blocks Leader: Lucas Shannon (0.9)

Notes: Three players are averaging in double figures...SMU ranks 2nd in the GNAC in rebounding defense (33.1)...Carel leads the GNAC in steals...Coulter ranks 3rd in the GNAC in 3 PT FG %.

Alaska At A Glance

Record:10-5Streak: Won 3Last Time Out: 1/18/14 vs. Northwest Nazarene (79-69 Win)Trend: Won 6 of 7Home: 8-0 Road: 1-32012-13: 16-122012-13 Postseason:GNAC Tournament, Semifinals

Leading Scorer: Ronnie Baker (16.0)Leading Rebounder: Andrew Kelly (8.3)Assist Leader: Joe Slocum (4.5)Steals Leader: Joe Slocum (1.8)Blocks Leader: Sergej Pucar (0.7)

Notes: Alaska leads the GNAC in turnover margin (+4.8)...Baker ranks 8th in the GNAC in scoring...Kelly ranks 4th in rebounding and 3rd in FG %...Slocum ranks 5th in assists and 3rd in steals.

Series History

Overall: SMU leads 46-35 Last 10: Tied at 5-5Last 5 at SMU: SMU leads 4-1 Last 5 at Alaska: Alaska leads 4-1Streak: Alaska Won 3

In 2012-13:2/9/13 - Alaska 68, SMU 67 (OT) (at Lacey, Wash.)SMU: Will Bond 22 points (7-of-10 FG, 3-of-4 3 PT FG), Evan Coulter 11 points, 3 assists, 2 stealsAlaska: Sergej Pucar 21 points (7-of-11 FG, 6-of-7 FT), Ronnie Baker 8 points, 5 reboundsNotes: SNHU led 66-59 with 1:49 left before Pace scored eight straight to take a 67-66 lead with 21.7 seconds left...Mike Stys hit a layup with 9.7 seconds left to give SNHU the lead and the win...Cardarelli’s nine three-pointers one shy of single-game program record.

Other Notes:SMU had won seven straight meetings in Lacey prior to last season’s overtime contest...Will Bond made is first career start in the game at home last season...A win on Thursday would be the Saints second win this season against a top three team in the GNAC.

2013-14 SMU Men’s Basketball Trends

SMU’s RECORDOverall ............................................................ 6-9Leading at Halftime ......................................... 3-2Trailing at Halftime .......................................... 3-7Tied at Halftime .............................................. 0-0In Overtime ..................................................... 0-0

Day Games ..................................................... 0-2Night Games ................................................... 6-7

OFFENSIVELY...when SMU scores 60 or less .......................... 0-2when SMU scores 61-70 ................................ 1-2when SMU scores 71-80 ................................ 4-5when SMU scores 80+ ................................... 1-0

DEFENSIVELY...when SMU allows 60 or less .......................... 0-0when SMU allows 61-70 ................................. 4-2when SMU allows 71-80 ................................. 2-1when SMU allows 80+ .................................... 0-6

REBOUNDING...when SMU grabs more rebounds ................... 5-3when opponent grabs more rebounds ............ 0-6when rebounds are tied .................................. 1-0

SHOOTING...SMU shoots 50% or better ............................. 4-0SMU shoots 45-49.9% .................................... 1-3SMU shoots 40-44.9% .................................... 0-4SMU shoots under 40% .................................. 1-2

Opponent shoots 50% or better ...................... 1-4Opponent shoots 45-49.9% ............................ 0-2Opponent shoots 40-44.9% ............................ 3-1Opponent shoots under 40% .......................... 2-2

SMU outshoots opponent ............................... 1-5Opponent outshoots SMU .............................. 4-4Both teams shoot same .................................. 1-0

TURNOVERS...SMU commits more turnovers ........................ 4-6Opponent commits more turnovers ................ 1-2Turnovers are tied .......................................... 1-1

MARGIN OF VICTORY...Game decided by 1-5 points ........................... 1-1Game decided by 6-10 points ......................... 4-3Game decided by 11-15 points ....................... 0-1Game decided by 16-20 points ....................... 1-4Game decided by 21+ points .......................... 0-0

STRENGTH OF OPPOSITION (entering game)...Teams with winning records ........................... 4-6Teams with .500 records ................................. 0-1Teams with sub-.500 records .......................... 1-2

BY THE MONTH...November ....................................................... 0-5December ....................................................... 4-1January ........................................................... 2-3February ......................................................... 0-0March .............................................................. 0-0

BY THE CONFERENCE...Great Northwest Athletic (GNAC) ................... 3-4PacWest ......................................................... 0-3California Collegiate (CCAA) .......................... 0-1Rocky Mountain (RMAC) ................................ 0-1Northwest Conference (NWC) ........................ 1-0Cascade Collegiate (CCC) ............................. 1-0No Conference ............................................... 1-0

HEAD COACH MICHAEL OSTLUND Ostlund was named head coach of the Saint Martin’s University men’s basketball team on April 12, 2013. Prior to his arrival at SMU he served as the head coach at Snow College from 2007-12 spending five seasons at the helm of the Badgers program. He put together his most successful season in 2011-12 as he led the squad to a record of 23-9 and a record of 44-19 (.698) in his final two seasons. The Badgers posted nine wins over nationally ranked National Junior College Association of America teams (NJCAA) during the 2011-12 season as the team finished second in the Scenic West Athletic Conference (SWAC) advancing to the semifinals of the Region 18 Tournament. His team was ranked as high as 17th in the national poll and spent several weeks in the top 25 or receiving votes in his final two seasons. Ostlund brings 16 years of coaching experience to Saint Martin’s having served as the as-sistant coach at Salt Lake Community College for five seasons (2002-07) where he helped contribute to the program’s 116-44 record. During that time the team had five 20 win seasons and advanced to the Region 18 Tournament Championship game twice. He served as an assistant coach for five years here with the Saints from 1997-2002. Ostlund was also an assistant at Bonneville High School in Ogden, Utah, for three seasons, preceded by his first coaching position as an assistant at Weber State University. He played two seasons at Weber State under Denny Huston, long-time assistant coach to former University of Washington head coach Marv Harshman, and was a first team All-Big Sky selection while establishing a NCAA record with 11 consecutive three-point field goals made in 1989.

MIGHTY MOUSESenior guard Evan Coulter is listed at just 5-10, the smallest player on the Saints roster, but has provided a consistent scoring threat all season. He has scored in double figures in all but one game this season. Even more impessive he has shot 50 % or better from the field in 11 of 15 games and 60% or better five times. He ranks 13th in the GNAC in scoring (14.1), 12th in FG % (54.0), 7th in assists (3.5), 4th in FT % (86.0) and 3rd in 3 PT FG % (47.5).

NEW KID ON THE BLOCKJunior forward Ryan Rogers is one of many new faces on the Saints roster this season as a transfer from Lower Columbia C.C. He has four 20-point games this season to lead the Saints in scoring while he ranks 11th in the conference while having scored in double figures in 12 of SMU’s 15 games. Rogers ranks 12th in the GNAC in rebounding at 5.7 boards per game this season.

RESIDENT SHARP SHOOTERRedshirt freshman guard Isaac Bianchini has made a living this season behind the three-point line. Bianchini has attempted 85 FG’s and 74 of those have been three pointers. He has made 37 FG’s and 33 of those have been three pointers. In his last three games, is averging 15.7 points hav-ing hit 15-of-26 three pointers (57.7) while 15 of his 16 FG’s havebeen three pointers. He ranks 8th in the GNAC in made 3 PT FG’s at 2.4 per game.

HEATING UPRedshirt junior guard Riley Carel got off to a bit of a slow start after sitting out last season due to GNAC transfer rules after playing two seasons at Seattle Pacific. He scored in double figures just four times in the first eight games but since then has scored in double figures in 6 of the last 7. In his last 7 games, Carel is averaging 12.0 points, 4.3 rebounds, 4.6 assists and 2.7 steals per game.He currently ranks 9th in the GNAC in assists (3.5).

GNAC RANKINGSThe Saints rank in the top five in the following statistical categories:Scoring Defense - 5th - 74.9 ppgFG % Defense - 3rd - 44.7 %3 PT FG % - 4th - 37.5Rebounding Offense - 5th - 34.7Rebounding Defense - 2nd - 33.1Rebounding Margin - 4th - +1.6Blocked Shots - 4th - 2.5Defensive Rebounds - 4th - 23.83 PT FG’s Made - 5th - 3.8

2013-14 GNACPreseason Coaches’ Poll

Rank Team Record Pts1. Seattle Pacific (9) 27-4 992. Alaska Anchorage (1) 18-9 863. Western Wash. 31-3 804. Central Wash. 15-13 705. Alaska 16-12 626. Western Oregon 10-16 447. MSU-Billings 16-14 418. NW Nazarene 13-13 309. Simon Fraser 6-20 2010. Saint Martin’s 10-16 18

NABC Division II Poll(January 21 2014)

Team Record1. West Liberty (14) 14-0 2. Florida Southern (1) 17-03. Metro State 14-1 4. Tarleton State 15-0 5. Drury (Mo.) 14-1 6. East Stroudsburg 16-0 7. Bellarmine (Ky.) 13-1 8. Cal State San Bernardino (1) 13-1 9. Southern Indiana 13-1 10. Lincoln Memorial 13-1 11. Colorado School of Mines 14-1 12. California Baptist 15-0 13. South Carolina-Aiken 14-2 14. Minnesota State 16-3 15. Indiana (Pa.) 14-2 16. Indianapolis 12-2 17. Montevallo (Ala.) 13-2 18. Dixie State 13-2 19. Lewis (Ill.) 13-1 20. Delta State 14-2 21. Franklin Pierce (N.H.) 13-2 22. Missouri Southern 13-2 23. Lake Superior State 16-2 24. Seattle Pacific 15-4 25. GRU Augustana (Ga.) 14-2

Others Receiving Votes (West Region):Cal Poly Pomona, CSU-Stanislaus, Western Washington, Hawaii Pacific, Cal State-LA

Player Game Highs

POINTS 25 - Ryan Rogers at WWU (12/7)23 - Evan Coulter at CWU (1/9)22 - Riley Carel at Cal Baptist (11/16)

REBOUNDS11 - Matt Dodson at Chaminade (11/9)

ASSISTS8 - Riley Carel vs Seattle Pacific (1/4)

STEALS5 - Riley Carel vs Seattle Pacific (1/4)at Western Oregon (1/18)

BLOCKS6 - Matt Dodson vs MSU-Billings (1/2)

THREE-POINTERS:6 - Isaac Bianchini at NNU (1/11)

Team Game Bests

POINTS: 82 vs Northwest Christian (12/18)FG MADE: 31 vs Northwest Christian (12/18)FG %: .544 vs Northwest Christian (12/18)3PT FG: 14 at Northwest Nazarene (1/11)14 at Central Washington (1/9)3PT %: .524 at Simon Fraser (12/5)FREE THROWS: 20 vs SD Mines (12/20)FT %: .857 at Northwest Nazarene (1/11)REBOUNDS: 44 vs Hawaii Hilo (11/8)44 at Chaminade (11/9)ASSISTS: 21 vs Metro State (11/29)STEALS: 12 vs Seattle Pacific (1/4)BLOCKS: 7 vs SD Mines (12/20)TURNOVERS: 8 vs Seattle Pacific (1/4)8 at Central Washington (1/9)

Double Figure Scoring Games

#4 - Evan Coulter - 14 (4 straight)#22 - Ryan Rogers - 12#10 - Riley Carel - 10 (6 straight)#20 - Isaac Bianchini - 5 (3 straight)#3 - Will Bond - 3#21 - Tyler Copp - 2#32- Lucas Shannon - 2

20-Point Games

#22 - Ryan Rogers - 3#4 - Evan Coulter - 1#10 - Riley Carel - 1

Leading Scorer

#22 - Ryan Rogers - 7#4 - Evan Coulter - 6#10 - Riley Carel - 4

Leading Rebounder

#22 - Ryan Rogers - 6#45- Matt Dodson - 5#10 - Riley Carel - 4#4 - Evan Coulter - 2#32 - Lucas Shannon - 2#21 - Tyler Copp - 1#33 - Rei Jensen - 1

Assist Leader

#10 - Riley Carel - 6#4 - Evan Coulter - 6#21 - Tyler Copp - 4#22 - Ryan Rogers - 2

2013-14 Saint Martin’s Men’s Basketball Roster

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown / Previous School3 Will Bond G 6-4 190 Jr. 2V Troutdale, Ore. / Central Catholic4 Evan Coulter G 5-10 195 Sr. 1V Mount Vernon, Wash. / Whatcom C.C.10 Riley Carel G 6-2 185 RJr. TR Enumclaw, Wash. / Seattle Pacific11 Brent Counts C 6-9 210 Fr. HS Salem, Ore. / Blanchet Catholic15 Kyle Karnofski G 6-0 185 Sr. 2V Castle Rock, Wash. / Castle Rock20 Isaac Bianchini G 6-0 185 RFr. RS Sedro Woolley, Wash. / Sedro Woolley21 Tyler Copp G 6-2 165 Fr. HS Camas, Wash. / Union22 Ryan Rogers F 6-4 215 Jr. TR Auburn, Wash. / Lower Columbia C.C.23 Tyler Idowu F 6-5 205 RJr. RS Oakland, Calif. / Merritt J.C.32 Lucas Shannon F 6-6 220 So. 1V Sammamish, Wash. / Skyline33 Rei Jensen F 6-8 220 Sr. 1V Portland, Ore. / Mount Hood C.C.42 Brad Norman F 6-4 205 Sr. 3V Eatonville, Wash. / Eatonville45 Matt Dodson C 6-11 255 Sr. 3V Eugene, Ore. / Willamette

Head Coach: Michael Ostlund (1st season)Assistant Coach: Donta Richardson (1st season)

PronunciationsTyler Idowu – EEE-duh-whooRei Jensen – Rye Kyle Karnofski – Car-noff-skiCoulter – ColeterBianchini – Bee-on-keen-ee

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03 - Will BondCareerPoints ............................22 vs. Alaska (2/9/13)Rebounds ......................... 6, vs. UAA (2/7/13)Assists ............................3, at WWU (12/7/13)Steals .............................. 2, vs. SPU (2/21/13)Blocks ................................................. 2, twice

SeasonPoints ................13, at Simon Fraser (12/5/13)Rebounds .............3, vs. Hawaii Hilo (11/8/13)Assists ............................3, at WWU (12/7/13)Steals ..................1, at Simon Fraser (12/5/13) Blocks ...................... 1, vs. SDSMT (12/20/13)

04 - Evan CoulterCareerPoints .................23, at Central Wash. (1/9/14)Rebounds ..........8, at NW Nazarene (1/11/14)Assists ............................7, at WWU (12/7/13)Steals ...........................................3, four timesBlocks .........................................................NA

SeasonPoints .................23, at Central Wash. (1/9/14)Rebounds ..........8, at NW Nazarene (1/11/14)Assists ............................7, at WWU (12/7/13)Steals ...................3, vs. MSU-Billings (1/2/14)Blocks .........................................................NA

10 - Riley CarelCareer/SeasonPoints ................ 22, vs. Cal Baptist (11/16/13)Rebounds ........... 8, vs. Cal Baptist (11/16/13) Assists ..........10 at Western Oregon (1/18/14)Steals .................................................. 5, twiceBlocks ............. 1, vs. NW Christian (12/18/13)

15 - Kyle KarnofskiCareerPoints ............................ 3, vs. SPU (12/31/11)Rebounds ........................................... 2, twiceAssists ......................................... 1, five timesSteals ........................................... 1, five timesBlocks .........................................................NA

20 - Isaac BianchiniCareer/SeasonPoints ................18 at NW Nazarene (1/11/14)Rebounds ........ 3, vs. NWChristian (12/18/13)Assists ............... 4, vs. Metro State (11/29/13)Steals ....................... 3, vs. SDSMT (12/20/13)Blocks ...........................1, at PLUS (12/14/13)

21 - Tyler CoppCareer/SeasonPoints .................14, at Central Wash. (1/9/14)Rebounds ............5, vs. MSU-Billings (1/2/14)Assists ............ 7, vs. NW Christian (12/18/13)Steals .........................................2, three timesBlocks .........................................................NA

22 - Ryan RogersCareer/SeasonPoints ............................25, at WWU (12/7/13)Rebounds ........................................... 9, twiceAssists ................4, at Simon Fraser (12/5/13)Steals .........................................2, three timesBlocks ................ 1, vs. Metro State (11/29/13)

23 - Tyler IdowuCareerPoints ................10, vs. Hawaii Hilo (11/10/12)Rebounds ........................................... 4, twiceAssists ..............1, vs. Cal State-LA (11/15/13)Steals .................................................. 1, twiceBlocks ...................1, vs. Hawaii Hilo (11/8/13)

SeasonPoints ....................8, vs. Hawaii Hilo (11/8/13)Rebounds ........................................... 3, twiceAssists ..............1, vs. Cal State-LA (11/15/13)Steals ................1, vs. Cal State-LA (11/15/13)Blocks ...................1, vs. Hawaii Hilo (11/8/13)

32 - Lucas ShannonCareerPoints ................... 16, at Willametter (12/7/12)Rebounds ..............9, at Chaminade (11/9/13)Assists ........... 3, vs. Western Oregon (2/2/13)Steals ................................ 3, vs. UAA (2/7/13)Blocks ...................... 4, vs. SDSMT (12/20/13)

SeasonPoints ...........15, at Western Oregon (1/18/14)Rebounds ..............9, at Chaminade (11/9/13)Assists ......... 2, at Pacific Lutheran (12/14/13)Steals .................................................. 2, twiceBlocks ...................... 4, vs. SDSMT (12/20/13)

33- Rei JensenCareerPoints .............29, vs. NW Nazarene (12/1/12)Rebounds .......... 13, vs. Chaminade (11/9/12)Assists ..............4, vs. Simon Fraser (1/17/13)Steals .................................................. 3, twiceBlocks .................5, vs. Hawaii Hilo (11/10/12)

SeasonPoints .................. 8, vs. Cal Baptist (11/16/13)Rebounds .......... 9, vs. Metro State (11/29/13)Assists ................2, at Simon Fraser (12/5/13)Steals ..........................................................NA Blocks ...............2, vs. Cal State-LA (11/15/13)

42- Brad NormanCareerPoints ........................ 6, vs. Alaska AnchorageRebounds ........................................... 3, twiceAssists .......................................2, three timesSteals .................................................. 1, twiceBlocks ...................1, vs. Willametter (12/7/12)

SeasonPoints .............. 5, vs. NW Christian (12/18/13)Rebounds ........................................... 3, twiceAssists .......................................2, three timesSteals ....................1, vs. Hawaii Hilo (11/8/13)Blocks .........................................................NA

45 - Matt DodsonCareerPoints .........................15, vs. Barry (12/19/12)Rebounds ..................18, vs. Barry (12/19/12) Assists ............ 3, vs.Central Wash. (11/29/12)Steals ............................ 3, vs. SPU (12/31/11)Blocks ..................6, vs. MSU-Billings (1/2/14)

SeasonPoints .............. 9, vs. NW Christian (12/18/13)Rebounds ............ 11, at Chaminade (11/9/13)Assists ................................................ 1, twiceSteals .................. 1, vs. Cal Baptist (11/16/13)Blocks ..................6, vs. MSU-Billings (1/2/14)

Men’s Basketball Career/Season Highs (through January 18, 2014)

A SMU PLAYER ...

Scored 30+ points...............................................................................32, Jeremy Green vs. Northwest Nazarene, (2/25/12)

Scored 40+ points .............................................................................................. 43, Nick Gibbs vs. Western Oregon, (3/8/3)

Scored 50+ points ..................................................................................................... 55, Terry Easter vs. Linfield, (12/17/66)

Scored 20+ points in back-to-back games ..............................Ryan Rogers (25) at Western Washington (12/7/13) & 22 at Pacific Lutheran (12/14/13)

Scored 30+ points in back-to-back games ................................................. Jeremy Green, 35 vs. Central Washington (2/23/12) and 32, vs. NNU (2/25/12)

Scored 20+ points in three straight games .....................................Blake Poole , 23 at WOU (2/12/11), 27 at WWU (2/5/11), 35 at Simon Fraser (2/3/11)

Attempted 20+ field goals ............................................................... 20, Brok Pendelton vs. Western Washington, (2/4/12)

Made 10+ free throws .................................................................................................. 13, Jeremy Green vs. NNU (2/25/12)

Recorded 20+ rebounds ........................................................................................ 21, Blake Poole at Simon Fraser (2/3/11)

Registered 10+ assists ............................................................................. 10, Riley Carel vs. Western Oregon, (1/18/14)

Hit 5+ three pointers ...........................................................................5, Isaac Bianchini at Western Oregon, (1/18/14)

Blocked 5+ shots ............................................................................................6, Matt Dodson vs. MSU-Billings (1/2/14)

Had 5+ steals ............................................................................................5, Riley Carel vs. #11 Seattle Pacific, (1/4/14)

Had a double-double ...................... Roger O’Neill (16 points & 10 rebounds) & Rei Jensen, (11 points, 10 rebounds) vs. Alaska (2/9/13)

Had 2+ players record a double-double ....................Roger O’Neill (16 points & 10 rebounds) & Rei Jensen, (11 points, 10 rebounds) vs. Alaska (2/9/13)

Had a triple-double .......................................................................................................................................................... N/A

Hit a shot in the final 30 seconds to win a game .................................Blake Poole (5 seconds) vs. Puget Sound, (11/24/09)

Hit a free throw in the final 30 seconds to win a game .................................................................................................... N/A

A SMU TEAM ...

Had a 20-29 point win ........................................................................................ 22 points , 90-68 at Simon Fraser, (1/7/12)

Had a 30-39 point win ................................................................................ 31 points, 85-54 vs. Western Oregon, (1/11/11)

Had a 40+ point win ...................................................................................40 points, 73-33 vs. Academy of Art, (11/28/09)

Scored 100+ points ........................................................................................................................ 106, vs. Mary, (11/19/08)

Combined with opponent to score 200+ points ...........................................229 points, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, (11/16/07)

Had 50+ rebounds ........................................................................................................52, vs. Cal State East Bay, (11/19/11)

Hit 9+ three-pointers .......................................................................................... 14, at Northwest Nazarene, (1/11/14)

Had 3 players in double figures .............................. Coulter (16), Rogers (17), Carel (17) vs. #11 Seattle Pacific, (1/4/14)

Had 4 players in double figures .......................Rogers (22), Bianchini (18), Coulter (13), Carel (13) at Northwest Nazarene, (1/11/14)

Had 5 players in double figures ...................Coulter (14), Copp (13), Bond (11), Bianchini (11), Carel (10) vs. Metro State, (11/29/13)

All 5 starters score in double figures ............................... Bomber (14), Green (13), Howard (13), Poole (12), Squiers (11) vs. Colorado Mines, (12/18/09)

Had 2+ players record double digit rebounds ............................Rei Jensen (10) and Roger O’Neill (10) vs. Alaska, (2/9/13)

Played an overtime game ....................................................................................................... vs. Barry, L, 67-69, (12/19/12)

Played a multiple overtime game ............................................................... 3 OT’s, 94-86 vs. Western Washington, (1/7/10)

Lost when scoring 80+ points ............................................................................................. 84-87, vs. Chaminade, (11/9/12)

Won when scoring less than 50 points ............................................................................................................................. N/A

Had a winning season ......................................................................................................................... 2009-10, 14-13 overall

Played in the GNAC Tournament ............................................. 2011, L, 70-80 at Alaska Anchorage, (2/28/11) - First Round

Played in the NCAA Tournament ...................................................................................................................................... N/A

Last Time vs. Alaska...

Last Time Out...

Saint Martin’s