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Guide Directory ....................................................................................................................................... 1Quick Facts .............................................................................................................................................. 22006-07 Team Roster ............................................................................................................................... 32006-07 Outlook ...................................................................................................................................... 4Head Coach Profile .................................................................................................................................. 6Assistant Coach Profiles .......................................................................................................................... 8Player Profiles .......................................................................................................................................... 9Managers................................................................................................................................................ 18Continuing Success ................................................................................................................................ 19CSI in the Polls ...................................................................................................................................... 202005-06 Stats and Region 18 Standings ................................................................................................ 212005-06 Game Results ........................................................................................................................... 222006-07 Schedule .................................................................................................................................. 232005-06 Leaders .................................................................................................................................... 24Topping the Charts ................................................................................................................................. 25Region 18 Opponents ............................................................................................................................ 26On the Air/Making the Grade ................................................................................................................ 27President ................................................................................................................................................ 28Behind the Scenes .................................................................................................................................. 29CSI Athletic Success .............................................................................................................................. 30CSI Athletic Facilities ............................................................................................................................ 32CSI Campus ........................................................................................................................................... 34Twin Falls and the Magic Valley............................................................................................................ 36CSI Dance Team .................................................................................................................................... 38CSI Cheerleaders ................................................................................................................................... 39Golden Eagle Booster Club ................................................................................................................... 40CSI Sponsors ......................................................................................................................................... 42Media Speed Roster ............................................................................................................................... 44

About the Cover: Five returning sophomores are focused on getting CSI back to the national tournament inKansas. Two years ago, the Golden Eagles accomplished what no other Region 18 team has done - play in thenational championship. This group is hungry to return.

This publication was produced by Karen Baumert, CSI sports information director. Pomerelle PortraitDesign Studios did the photography for the cover as well as the mug shots throughout the publication and theteam 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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2005-06 Record: 25-7Returning Starters: 4Returning Non-Starters: 1Newcomers: 92005-06 SWAC Finish: Second2005-06 Region 18 Tournament Finish: ThirdNJCAA National Tournament Appearances: 5

SID: Karen BaumertOffice Phone: (208) 732-6493E-mail Address: [email protected]: (208) 734-0245Website: www.csi.edu

Sports Information Office

Women’s Basketball Information

Team InformationGeneral Information

Location: Twin Falls, IdahoFounded: 1964Enrollment: 7,500President: Jerry BeckConference: Scenic West Athletic ConferenceRegion: 18Athletic Affiliation: NJCAA, Division INickname: Golden EaglesColors: Gold and BlackWebsite: www.csi.eduHome Facility: CSI Gymnasium (3,500 capacity)Athletics Administrative Assistant: Ginger Nukaya,

732-6486Team Physicians: Dr. Thad Scholes

Dr. Mark McKainOrthopedic Surgeon: Dr. William MayAthletic Trainer: Richard Bingham, 732-6481Physical Therapist: Julie EllisTeam Chiropractor: Dr. David LongAcademic Advisor: Kat Powell, 732-6548Head VB Coach: Heidi Cartisser, 732-6485Asst. VB Coach: Babes Kalulu, 732-6492Head Men’s BB Coach: Barret Peery, 732-6496Asst. Men’s BB Coaches: Steve Gosar, 732-6498

Jeff Renegar, 732-6476Head Baseball Coach: Boomer Walker, 732-6491Asst. BB Coaches: Dave Carter, 732-6491/732-6650

Skip Walker, 732-6477/732-6650Head Softball Coach: Nick Baumert, 732-6494Assistant Softball Coach: Becky Davis, 732-6494Head Rodeo Coach: Shawn Davis, 732-6620CSI Board of Trustees: Chairman Leroy Craig, AlFrost, Donna Brizee, Chuck Lehrman and Dr. ThadScholes

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) 732-6480Mailing Address: CSI Women’s Basketball

315 Falls Ave.P.O. Box 1238Twin Falls, ID 83303-1238

E-mail Address: [email protected]

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

That drive led Rogers to recruit more height and more depth this season in hopes of returning to a place no Region 18team 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 justfocus on our outside game this season. I think we will havethe ability to score and put up a lot of points.”

The offense and defense starts at the top with the pointguard and the Golden Eagles return one of the best in thecountry. Region 18 Player of the Year and first-team All-American Maria Moore will trigger the offense. The 5-5guard averaged 19 points and 8.0 rebounds per game for CSIlast season and with the added experience will definitely bekey to the Golden Eagles success. Joining her at the guard

position will be returning 2-guard Brittany Moore. Moore wasdeadly from the 3-point line last season, leading the conferencein 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 pointguard), 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 3-guard position. Already an outside threat, the 6-foot Bratvoldworked hard on her mid-range shot in the off-season and shouldbe tough to shut down. Last season her consistency gave theGolden Eagles 9 points and 6 rebounds per game. Look forthose 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 decidesto go with a big lineup, they will be able to play some at the 3-

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2006-07 BreakdownLetter Winners Lost ________________________________________________________ 7Returning Starters _________________________________________________________ 4

Amy Bratvold ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-0 G/F, Twin Falls, IdahoMaria Moore ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-5 G, Sparks, Nev.Brittany Moore ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-7 G, Sparks, Nev.Ashley Thompson------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-10 G/F, McCammon, Idaho

Returning Non-Starters _____________________________________________________ 1Alexis Tucker ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-11 F, Firth, Idaho

Newcomers _______________________________________________________________ 9Anita Burdick ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-3 P, Reno, Nev.Kali Hess ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-8 G, American Falls, IdahoAmy Higbee ------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-8 G, Alamo, Nev.Eva Ivanova-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 6-3 P, Varna, BulgariaDaraysha Kennedy ------------------------------------------------------------------ 5-5 G, Portland, Ore.Jennifer Kioa ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 6-4 P, San Mateo, Calif.Maylene Ornelas -------------------------------------------------------------------- 5-6 G, Chihuahua, MexicoWhitney Thompson ----------------------------------------------------------------- 6-0 P, Shelley, IdahoTera 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; JenniferKioa, California; Maylene Ornelas, Mexico; Maria Moore, Nevada; Brittany Moore, Nevada; and TeraTremayne, 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.

guard spot. If he wants to go quick and small, they can play the power forward position. Thompson averaged 6 points and 7rebounds 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 themix. 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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Randy Rogers5th Season

Never settling for mediocre, Randy Rogers brought a relent-less pursuit of perfection to CSI when he took the job four yearsago. It has paid off. In his second season, Rogers brought home aregular-season championship, Region 18 Tournament champion-ship and a NJCAA consolation championship. The next year, hedid even better. The Golden Eagles, not only won the ScenicWest Athletic Conference title, the Region 18 Tournament titleand ended the season ranked No. 1 in the NJCAA poll, CSIbrought 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 100thcollege 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 defensewill create offense. We will push the ball everysingle possession. I also want my team to be inthe very best shape. I don't want to lose a gameby a factor that can be taken care of beforehand."

Rogers said he likes to run man-to-mandefense primarily but will throw in variouszone traps - half court and full court.

Rogers, who came to CSI from SpringCreek High School, was named Nevada PrepCoach of the Year for all divisions in 2001-02.

He holds a 50-10 division record from 1997to 2002 and a 92-49 overall record. He quali-fied for state all five years, earning runner-uptitles in 1999 and 2001. He was named AAADivision I Coach of the Year in 1998, 1999,2000 and 2001 as well as 1999 AAA NevadaBasketball Coach of the Year. Rogers earnedhis bachelor's degree from Utah State Univer-sity in physical education. Prior to attendingUtah State, he attended Salt Lake CC and DixieCollege.

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Coached the first Region 18women’s team to play in the

NJCAA National Championshipgame.

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“Merrilee is intelligent and hardworking. She is very knowledgeableabout the game. She is intense, anddoes the little things that will make ourprogram successful.” - Randy Rogers

Merrilee Udy2nd Year

Merrilee Udy begins her second season as a CSI assistantcoach.The talented player turned coach has brought experienceand knowledge to the court.

Udy played two seasons at Ricks College before finishing hercollege career at Idaho State University.

At Ricks, she started on a team that qualified for nationals in2002, the same year she earned Region 18 all-tournament honorsas well as led the team as the co-captain. While there, sheaveraged 4.3 assists per game and 7.6 points per game.

At ISU, she also had a big impact, leading the Bengals to anNIT appearance in 2004. Her on-the-court performance isreflected in the ISU record books.

Udy ranks third all time for career assists per game and firstin career assist/turnover ratio. She is the all-time leader for

single-season assist/turnover ratio. Afterplaying for the Bengals, Udy graduated fromISU with a bachelor's degree in secondaryeducation. She is currently working on hermaster's degree in education administration.

Udy, who was born and raised in AmericanFalls, played her high school ball at AmericanFalls High School. She led them to three third-place finishes at state and a state champion-ship her senior year. That year she garneredstate player of the year honors.

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“Maria is the mosttalented guard that CSIhas ever had skillwise.She is a scorer and hasstepped up as a leaderthis year. Her leader-ship will be key to our

success.” - CoachRogers

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Coffee or Hot ChocolateEnglish or MathFruit or VegetableSunrise or SunsetTalk or Listen

Cake or PieCasual or Dress UpOffense or DefenseText Message or CallSmall Town or Big City

Favorite Food: ChickenFavorite Snack: Fruit GushersFavorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Olive GardenFavorite CSI Instructor: Chris MeyerhoefferFavorite Pop: SpriteFavorite Board Game: SorryFavorite Color: RedFavorite Fast-Food Restaurant: SonicOne word to describe me: SkilledWhen I was little, I wanted to be a: lawyer.Now, I want to be a: probation officer.Pet Peeve: SmackingFavorite Season: Spring

About Maria

This or That

Maria Moore * 5-5 SophomoreGuard * Sparks, Nev.

Bio

2005-06 Stats

Games 32Field Goals Made 242Field Goals Att. 534Field Goal % .453Free Throws Made 86Free Throws Att. 146Free Throw % .589Rebounds 256

Points Per Game 19.23-pointers Made 443-pointers Att. 1543-point % .286Assists 166Steals 137Blocked Shots 7Turnovers 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

At CSI: A first-team All-American, Maria ranked first inthe league in scoring (19.2), first in steals per game (3.94),second in assists per game (5.13) and third in rebounds pergame (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 72-12overall record during that time. Her senior season, Mariawas named High Desert and Reno Gazette player of theyear. She also played wide receiver one year on the juniorvarsity football team.

Outside of high school basketball, Maria played on theJam On It AAU team.

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“Alexis is the mostimproved player from

last year. Her mid-rangeshot is a weapon. She is

very athletic and herconfidence level is

high.” - Coach Rogers

Bio

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Coffee or Hot ChocolateEnglish or MathFruit or VegetableSunrise or SunsetBlack or Gold

Cake or PieCasual or Dress UpOffense or DefenseVanilla or ChocolateSmall Town or Big City

Favorite Food: Steak and ShrimpFavorite Book: The Little PrinceFavorite Comedian: Bill CosbyFavorite CSI Instructor: Tony MannenFavorite Pop: Red Creme SodaOne Word to Describe Me: SpontaneousFavorite Song: HopeFavorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Wendy’sFavorite Subject in School: A&PIf I could invent a word, it would be: yadidi.It would mean: “You know what I mean.”Pet Peeve: People cracking their knucklesWorst Date Experience: At prom. A cat ran up mydress.

About Alexis

This or That

Alexis Tucker * 5-11 SophomoreForward * Firth, Idaho

2005-06 Stats

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


Points Per Game 2.83-pointers Made 03-pointers Att. 0Assists 17Steals 30Blocked Shots 7Turnovers 22

2005-06 Game Highs

At CSI: A solid post off the bench for the Golden Eagleslast season, Alexis has worked hard in the off season to be akey to CSI’s offense and defense this year. She showed shecould do both last year, scoring 10 points against ColoradoNW and pulling down 9 rebounds vs. Dixie.

In High School: Alexis lettered four years at BlackfootHigh School in soccer and basketball and three in track andfield, leading her basketball team to a second-place finish atthe state championships her senior year.

As a junior, Alexis was named second team all-state insoccer and basketball. Her senior season, she earned firstteam all-conference, first team all-district, first team all-areaand first team all-state honors in basketball.

Alexis excelled in the classroom as well, earning valedic-torian honors for a 4.0 gpa.

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“Ashley can play insideand outside. She has

developed a perimetergame. She can defend

inside and outside. Sheis one of the best on the

team at getting re-bounds. She just finds a

way to be around theball.” - Coach Rogers

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Coffee or Hot ChocolateShaven or UnshavenFruit or VegetableSunrise or SunsetTalk or Listen

Cake or PieMountains or BeachesOffense or DefenseEnglish or MathSmall Town or Big City

Favorite Food: PotatoesFavorite Candy Bar: Milky Way MidnightFavorite Comedian: Larry the Cable GuyHidden Talent: Rollerskating (I’m pretty much thebomb.)Pet Peeve: My socks falling down inside my shoesFavorite Board Game: Loaded QuestionsFavorite Movie: Dumb and DumberFavorite Subject in School: BiologyOne word to describe me: DrivenFavorite CSI Instructor: Paul MorganFavorite Cereal: Cinnamon ToastersFavorite Season: WinterInteresting Fact: I dig guys with facial hair.

About Ashley

This or That

Ashley Thompson * 5-10 SophomoreGuard/Forward * McCammon, Idaho

Bio

2005-06 Stats


Points Per Game 7.63-pointers Made 03-pointers Att. 0Assists 18Steals 23Blocked Shots 4Turnovers 29

2005-06 Game Highs

Points ................................. 14 vs. North Idaho (12/10/05)Free Throws ..................................................... 6 two timesRebounds .......................... 15 vs. Salt Lake CC (02/17/06)Assists ............................................................. 3 three timesSteals ............................................................... 4 three timesBlocked Shots .................................. 3 vs. Dixie (01/21/06)

At CSI: A tenacious rebounder, Ashley ranked 10th in theleague and second on the team in rebounds per game last sea-son at 6.7. Her game high came against Salt Lake where shepulled down 15 rebounds. She earned Region 18 honorablemention honors last year.

In High School: A proven winner, Ashley played in threestate tournaments, helping Marsh Valley High School to twostate championships and one runner-up title in basketball. Asa junior, Ashley was named first team all-state and the IdahoStatesman 3A Player of the Year, averaging 12 points and 9rebounds per year. Her senior season, she earned first teamall-area, first team all-state and Idaho State Journal player ofthe year honors, averaging 15 points, 10.4 rebounds and 3 stealsper game. Ashley also played softball and volleyball at MVHS.

Off the court, Ashley was named valedictorian and earnedan Idaho Top Scholar award.

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“Brittany is a pureshooter. She is a good

perimeter defender. Shegives us a calming

influence on the court.She is smart and

understands the game.”- Coach Rogers

Bio

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Black or GoldEnglish or MathFruit or VegetableVanilla or ChocolateText Message or Call

Cake or PieMountains or BeachesOffense or DefenseMorning or NightLooks or Personality

Favorite Food: Chicken FingersFavorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Taco BellFavorite Singer: Tim McGrawFavorite Toy as a Child: LegosFavorite TV Show: FriendsFavorite CSI Instructors: Paul Morgan and TonyMannenFavorite Color: Red or BlueIf I could be an animal, I would be a: dinosaur (T-rex)One word to describe me: CaringWhen I was little, I wanted to be a: teacher.Now, I want to be an: teacher or in human resources.Pet Peeve: Cracking Knuckles

About Brittany

This or That

Brittany Moore * 5-7 SophomoreGuard * Sparks, Nev.

2005-06 Stats

Points ................................ 25 vs. Eastern Utah (01/28/05)3 pointers ........................................ 6 vs. Snow (12/03/05)Rebounds ......................................................... 6 two timesAssists ..................................... 6 vs. Carl Albert (11/24/05)Steals ................................ 5 vs. Central Arizona (11/18/05)Blocked Shots ...................... 1 vs. Eastern Utah (01/27/06)



2005-06 Game Highs

At CSI: A second-team all-region selection, Brittanymade her mark behind the 3-point line. She ranked first inthe league in 3-point field goal percentage (.402) and firstin 3-pointers made per game (2.38). She was the 5th lead-ing scorer in league and ranked eighth in assists per gameat 2.78

In High School: Brittany, a high school teammate ofMaria Moore, helped lead Reed High School to three leaguechampionships and two zone runner-up finishes. A four-year starter, Brittany earned first team all-region, first teamall-district honors her junior and senior seasons.

A 4.0 through high school, Brittany made the all-stateacademic team three years.

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“Amy is an all-aroundskilled player. We can

use her inside or outside.Her mid-range shot is

much improved. One ofour better passers, shegives us consistency” -

Coach Rogers

Bio

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Coffee or Hot ChocolateShaven or UnshavenFruit or VegetableVanilla or ChocolateTalk or Listen

Cake or PieCasual or Dress UpOffense or DefenseMorning or NightSmall Town or Big City

Favorite Food: Steak and PotatoesFavorite Book: Harry PotterFavorite Comedian: Will FerrellFavorite Car: Mustang GTHobbies: Camping, dirt biking and snowmobilingFavorite Cereal: Lucky CharmsFavorite Movie: BenchwarmersFavorite Sit-down restaurant: Chili’sOne word to describe me: ShyIf I could be an animal, I would be a: bird.Favorite CSI Instructor: Tony MannenPet Peeve: People who chew their gum loudlyFavorite Holiday: Christmas

About Amy

This or That

Amy Bratvold * 6-0 SophomoreGuard/Forward * Twin Falls, Idaho

2005-06 Stats

Points ........................................ 20 at Salt Lake (01/14/06)3 pointers ........................................................ 2 four timesRebounds ................................ 12 vs. Salt Lake (02/18/06)Assists ............................................................. 3 three timesSteals .................................. 5 vs. Colorado NW (12/01/05)Blocked Shots ..............................4 at Salt Lake (01/14/06)



2005-06 Game Highs

At CSI: A consistent force all season, Amy started in 21games for the Golden Eagles. She ranked second on the teamin field goal percentage at .442 and was 8th in the league inblocks per game at .72. Amy had big games against SaltLake, 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 atstate her senior year of basketball. She also earned regionplayer of the year accolades her senior season, averaging15.3 points, 6.7 rebounds and 2 assists per game.

Amy lettered in track and field her last two years of highschool as well.

Off the court, Amy was a member of National Honor So-ciety and earned the Idaho Top Scholar award as well ascongressional awards.

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Maylene Ornelas * 5-6 FreshmanGuard * Chihuahua, Mexico

“Maylene can really shootthe ball. She is a good

passer. She gives us much-needed depth at the point

guard position.”- Coach Rogers

Black or GoldCoffee or Hot ChocolateText Message or CallSunrise or SunsetTalk or Listen

English or MathCasual or Dress UpOffense or DefenseCoke or PepsiMountains or Beaches

Favorite Holiday: HalloweenFavorite Candy Bar: Kit-KatFavorite Clothing Brand: NikeFavorite Cereal: Fruit LoopsOne word description of myself: PersistentFavorite Food: Sushi and Mexican FoodFavorite Singer: HashIf I could be an animal, I would be a: tiger.Favorite Modern Invention: IpodFavorite Fast-Food Restaurant: SubwayFavorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Cafe Rio and Chili’sFavorite Magazine: SlamFavorite Song: Be Yourself by EminemFavorite CSI Instructor: James Dawson

In High School: Maylene, originally from Mexico,moved to Utah her junior year of high school. She ledMountain View High School to a league championshipher junior season. MVHS made it to the state semi-fi-nals that season and Maylene earned second team all-region and second team all-state honors.

As a senior, she helped MVHS to another leaguechampionship and a second place finish in the state.Maylene was named first team all-region and first teamall-state her senior year.

About Maylene

This or That

Bio

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“Daraysha is our bestperimeter defender. Shecan shoot the ball off the

dribble and gives usquickness. She also gives

us depth at the 1 or 2guard position.”- Coach Rogers

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Shaven or UnshavenMountains or BeachesFruit or VegetableSunrise or SunsetTalk or Listen

Cake or PieLooks or PersonalityBlack or GoldEnglish or MathSmall Town or Big City

Favorite Candy: SkittlesFavorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Burger KingFavorite Toy as a Child: Toy SoldiersFavorite Subject in School: SpeechFavorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Red RobinFavorite Board Game: ClueHidden Talent: SingingInteresting Fact: I enjoy syrup on my grilled cheesesandwiches.Most Embarassing Moment: Getting stuck in alaundry shoot.Favorite Color: GreenIf I could be an animal, I would be a: turtle.Favorite Movie: Notebook

About Daraysha

This or That

Daraysha Kennedy * 5-5 FreshmanGuard * Portland, Ore.

In High School: A point guard at Thomas JeffersonHigh School, Daraysha led her team to the playoffs threeyears.

In 2005, Daraysha was named the Portland Interscho-lastic League sportswoman of the year for her highschool because of her efforts on and off the court.

She also earned honorable mention all-conferencehonors as a senior.

Bio

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Kali Hess * 5-8 FreshmanGuard * American Falls, Idaho

“Kali is a great perimeterdefender. She is tough-nosed competitor and

likes to get on the glass.She will be a hard one to

keep off the floor.”- Coach Rogers

Shaven or UnshavenSalt or SugarHamburger or HotdogCake or PieTalk or Listen

English or MathCasual or Dress UpMountains or BeachesVanilla or ChocolateCoffee or Hot Chocolate

Favorite Color: GreenFavorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Red LobsterFavorite Modern Invention: CalculatorFavorite Pop: Creme SodaHidden Talent: Plays the pianoHobbies: Horse riding and training, knitting andteaching young kidsWhen I was little, I wanted to be: a horse trainer ordoctor.Now, I want to be a: mom or an engineer.Favorite Cereal: Captain CrunchFavorite Singer: Rascal FlattsIf I could be an animal, I would be a: kangaroo.Favorite Car: Ford F-350 Powerstroke, Diesel Truck

Before CSI: A four-year letterwinner in basketball andthree-year letterwinner in soccer at American Falls HighSchool, Kali had offers to play soccer or basketball incollege.

On the soccer field, Kali led AFHS to state champion-ships her sophomore and junior years and a runner-upfinish her senior season. On the basketball court, her highschool team placed fourth at state when Kali was a se-nior.

For basketball, Kali earned all-conference, all-state andMcDonald’s All-American honors. She also was awardedthe Wendy’s High School Heisman Award.

About Kali

This or That

Bio

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“Amy is a goodpenetrator and a solid

perimeter shooter. She isa kid that works hard

every day in practice.”- Coach Rogers

Bio

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Black or GoldMorning or NightFruit or VegetableSunrise or SunsetTalk or Listen

Text Message or CallCasual or Dress UpOffense or DefenseVanilla or ChocolateSmall Town or Big City

Favorite Food: Alamo TacosFavorite Car: Cadillac EscaladeFavorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Olive GardenFavorite Cereal: Reese’s Peanut Butter PuffsFavorite CSI Instructor: Frank EllisIf I could invent a word, it would be: druids.It would mean: a seriously bad case of diarhea.Favorite Pop: Dr. PepperFavorite Fast-Food Restaurant: In and Out BurgerOne Word Description of Myself: DangerPet Peeve: People who smoke. I hate it!Favorite Color: BlueFavorite Movie: Any chick flick and Pearl Harbor

About Amy

This or That

Amy Higbee * 5-8 FreshmanGuard * Alamo, Nev.

Before CSI: A three-sport athlete at Pahranagat Val-ley High School, Amy led her volleyball and basketballteams to state championships all four of her high schoolseasons. She also competed on the softball team herfreshman year.

As a junior, Amy earned all conference first-team hon-ors in volleyball and basketball. Her senior season, shenot only was named first team all-conference in bothbut also all state in basketball.

Amy also excelled off the court, making the honor rollall four years.

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Whitney Thompson * 6-0 FreshmanPost * Shelley, Idaho

“Whitney is pure hustle.She is very coachable and

has a great mid-rangeshot. She makes defendershave to play her because

she works so hard.”- Coach Rogers

Black or GoldCoffee or Hot ChocolateText Message or CallShaven or UnshavenTalk or Listen

English or MathCasual or Dress UpSmall Town or Big CityAutomatic or StickCake or Pie

Favorite TV Show: Deal or No DealFavorite Food: Steak and PotatoesFavorite Car: JettaFavorite Color: TealPet Peeve: When the kitchen counter tops are wetwhen you go to eat dinnerFavorite Board Game: Apples to ApplesFavorite Toy as a Child: BarbiesFavorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Wendy’sIf I could be an animal, I would be a: fish.Hobbies: Piano, Photography and Photo EditingInteresting Fact: I ate four pumpkin pies over aThanksgiving break.Favorite CSI Instructor: Dr. Hurley

In High School: A two-sport athlete, Whitney ledShelley High School to a state championship in volley-ball her junior year and a state championship in basket-ball her senior season.

In volleyball, Whitney was named second team all-con-ference and first team all-state as a junior and first teamall-conference and first team all-area as a senior.

On the basketball court, Whitney was named secondteam all-conference her junior season and first team all-conference, first team all-state and 3A Idaho State Playerof the Year as a senior.

About Whitney

This or That

Bio

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“Tera is a fundamentalplayer. She shoots the ballwell and understands the

game. She can put the ballon the floor and attack thebasket or she can sit back

and shoot the 3.”- Coach Rogers

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Looks or PersonalityMountains or BeachesFruit or VegetableSunrise or SunsetTalk or Listen

Cake or PieCasual or Dress UpBlack or GoldEnglish or MathSmall Town or Big City

Favorite Food: LasagnaFavorite Modern Invention: Ti-VoFavorite Pop: Dr. PepperFavorite Subject in School: Human AnatomyFavorite CSI Instructor: Tony MannenHobbies: Hunting and SewingFavorite Color: PurpleFavorite Clothing Brand: LuckyFavorite Comedian Bill CosbyFavorite Sit-Down Restaurant: The StarPet Peeve: At restaurants when they re-fill your cupand don’t give you more iceIf I could be an animal, I would be a: monkey.

About Tera

This or That

Tera Tremayne * 5-7 FreshmanGuard * Battle Mountain, Nev.

In High School: A three-sport athlete, Tera playedbasketball and volleyball and ran track at Battle Moun-tain High School.

Her senior year, she not only led BMHS to a state cham-pionship on the basketball court but also earned firstteam all-league and MVP all-state honors. She knockeddown 246 career 3-pointers. As a freshman, Tera led thestate in scoring. Her sophomore and junior seasons, sheearned first team all-state honors, bringing home MVPhonors as a sophomore.

Bio

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Anita Burdick * 6-3 FreshmanPost * Reno, Nev.

“Anita is big and strong.She has good hands andfinishes well around the

basket. She gives us a goodinside presence. As she gets

in better shape, she willreally help us. She has a

good attitude.”- Coach Rogers

Shaven or UnshavenSalt or SugarEast Coast or West CoastCake or PieTalk or Listen

Sunrise or SunsetCasual or Dress UpMountains or BeachesVanilla or ChocolateSmall Town or Big City

Favorite Food: SushiFavorite CSI Instructor: Mark WasdenFavorite Season: WinterFavorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Sushi Pier #2Favorite Snack: String CheeseOne Word to Describe Me: TallHobbies: Sleeping, Reading and Cliff JumpingIf 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 sayingit.I have a pet peeve about: feet.Favorite Cereal: Captain CrunchFavorite Car: Hummer H3

In High School: Anita played basketball and volley-ball at North Valleys High School, leading her team to athird-place region finish her junior year and a fourth-place league finish her senior year.

While at NVHS, Anita broke many school records in-cluding rebounds in a game (26) and points in a game(46). She also holds the season and career records forrebounds and the game, season and career record forblocks.

As a senior, Anita was named Sierra League Player ofthe Year, region player of the year and first team all-state.

About Anita

This or That

Bio

#44

“Eva is the best shooter wehave. She can play inside

or outside. She can put theball on the floor and givesus much-needed height.”

- Coach Rogers

Bio

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Black or GoldMorning or NightFruit or VegetableCoffee or Hot ChocolateMountains or Beaches

Text Message or CallCasual or Dress UpOffense or DefenseVanilla or ChocolateSmall Town or Big City

Favorite Food: My grandma’s cream soupFavorite Board Game: BackgammonFavorite Sit-Down Restaurant: Applebee’sIf I could be an animal, I would be a: butterfly.Favorite Season: FallFavorite Subject in School: MathFavorite Pro Sports Team: Miami HeatFavorite Color: BlueFavorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Wendy’sFavorite Magazine: CosmopolitanFavorite Movie: Love and BasketballIf I could change anything in the world, I would:find some antidote for AIDs or some other dangerousdisease.

About Eva

This or That

Eva Ivanova * 6-3 FreshmanPost * Varna, Bulgaria

In High School: An inside post with the outside touch,Eva played for Bulgaria in the junior European Cham-pionships in 2004, 2005 and 2006. In 2004, Eva helpedlead them to a 12th-place finish. In 2005, Bulgaria fin-ished in 11th place and in 2006, her team took second inthe junior national tournament and eighth in the JuniorEuropean Championships.

Her father is a fireman in Bulgaria.

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Jennifer Kioa * 6-4 FreshmanPost * San Mateo, Calif.

“Jennifer is a greatathlete. She can jump andhas good footwork inside.She has a lot of potential

and has a chance to be oneof the best posts to play at

CSI.”- Coach Rogers

Black or GoldCoffee or Hot ChocolateText Message or CallSunrise or SunsetShaven or Unshaven

English or MathCasual or Dress UpOffense or DefenseCoke or PepsiBaths or Showers

Favorite Food: CheetosFavorite Magazine: Slam and EbonyFavorite Toy as a Child: Race carsFavorite Fast-Food Restaurant: Burger KingFavorite Sit-Down Restaurant: PF ChangsFavorite Instructor: Chris MeyerhoefferFavorite Pop: Dr. PepperFavorite Subject in School: HistoryIf 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 ofrestroomOne word description of myself: Sensitive orHumble

In High School: Named most valuable player of herSequoia High School team her junior season, Jenniferwas nominated for the McDonald’s All-American teamher senior season.

By one of the top recruiting services in the country,Jennifer was ranked 34th in the nation and third inNorthern California.

Nicknamed Twinkie, Jennifer played on the OrindaMagic and San Jose Zebras AAU teams.

About Jennifer

This or That

Bio

#52

Bio

Makenzie WrightBurley, Idaho

Paige WalkerWeiser, Idaho

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Cynthia Clinger, Texas Tech Univ.(1992 Nat. Champions)

Susanna Tautaoli, University of UtahMarcia Yastrop, Idaho State UniversityBecky Brower, University of New OrleansAmy Boone, George Mason UniversityKristi Brown, University of WyomingHettie DeJong, University of IdahoCandace Lords, Southern Utah UniversitySuzanne Hansen, Northwest Nazarene UniversitySharleece Keller, University of IdahoAudra Urie, University of Alaska-AnchorageMarcella Weissbeck, Whitman CollegeAmber McEwen, University of UtahJenny Shaw, Lewis and Clark State CollegeKeri Andrus, Rocky Mountain CollegeJenna Umthun, Albertson College of IdahoMarcy Jenkins, Albertson College of IdahoKim Frei, Midot State UniversityMichelle Wescott, Albertson College of IdahoRikki Peterson, Whitworth CollegeHolly Henry, Western Oregon UniversityFranci Olsen, Western Montana UniversityDeAnna Glover, Western Montana UniversityMandi Ortega, Idaho State UniversityAndrea Jensen, Albertson College of IdahoAllison Fortner, Concordia Lutheran CollegeAmanda Covington, Brigham Young UniversityCasy Murdock, Gonzaga UniversityLandis Barnes, Western Montana UniversityCourtnie Storr, Western Montana UniversityDeena Bartu, Montana State University-BillingsCharlotte Norman, Lewis Clark State CollegeSarah Nelson, Idaho State UniversityJessica Gibbs, University of WyomingCecile Bates, Albertson College of IdahoKatarina Gabaniova, Lewis Clark State CollegeSara Cellan, Western State of ColoradoLauren Dickman, Western Baptist CollegeJinga Gosschalk, Long Beach State UniversityAubrey Guastalli, University of TennesseeNicolette Dresback, Azusa Pacific UniversityTrenesha Biggers, Florida State UniversityMelanie Croser, Penn State UniversityJodi Reber, University of California-RiversideBelinda Stubbs, Montana State UniversityAngie Layton, Westminster CollegeAmy Kucheran, University of BuffaloCamille Porter, Southern Oregon University

Jessica White, Oral Roberts UniversityAndrea Sivakova, Idaho State UniversityMeliame Halaufia, California BaptistBrandi Moore, Benedict CollegeMegan Kane, Carroll CollegeDenisa Svarova, Emporia State UniversitySidney Orndorff, Stoneybrook UniversityDelicia Jernigan, Stoneybrook UniversityLenka Zimova, Texas A&MJoanna Hixon, Idaho State UniversityNakeya Isabell, Pepperdine UniversityJordan Eckman, Westminster CollegeKrystn Patterson, Albertson College

Where they played basketball after CSI

Nakeya IsabellPepperdine University

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Odessa CollegeCloud County CCTrinity Valley CCSoutheastern IllinoisMonroe CCGulf Coast CCSalt Lake CCCentral Arizona CollegeUniversity of Arkansas-Fort SmithIowa Western CCLouisburg CollegeCarl Albert State CollegeWestern Nebraska CCShelton State CCSouth Plains CollegeChipola CollegeYavapai CollegeChattanooga State Technical CCCollege of Southern IdahoCoffeyville CCCopiah-Lincoln CCLake Region State CollegeGeorgia Perimeter CollegeState Fair CCThree Rivers CC

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Central Arizona CollegeTrinity Valley CCOdessa CollegeSoutheastern Illinois CollegeMonroe CCGulf Coast CCColby CCWestern Nebraska CCChipola CollegeChattanooga State Technical CCGadsden State CCLouisburg CollegeNorth Idaho CollegeLabette CCLake Region State CollegeCarl Albert State CollegeShelton State CCMotlow State CCBarton County CCCloud County CCNortheast Mississippi CCThree Rivers CCCollege of Southern IdahoFlorida CCCentral Florida CC

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2006-07 Women’s BasketballNJCAA Pre-season Poll

Top 25 Overall Record

2005-06 Women’s BasketballNJCAA Final Pollas of March 1, 2006

Top 25 Overall Record

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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 AVGGP 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 3.97Brittany 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 1.63Jalena 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 2.41Amy 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 1.63Kaylan 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 1.41Ashley 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 1.31Ciarra 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 0.94Cheryl 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 0.59Tanya 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 0.74Alexis 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 0.94Josie 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 0.31Kylee 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 1.14Erica 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 0.48Team 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 16.47Opponents 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

GP=Games PlayedFG=Field GoalsFGA=Field Goals AttemptedPCT=PercentFT=Free ThrowsFTA=Free Throws AttemptedAVG PTS=Average PointsOFF REB=Offensive ReboundsDEF REB=Defensive Rebounds

SWAC TeamsNorth Idaho CollegeCollege of Southern IdahoSalt Lake CCDixie State CollegeCollege of Eastern UtahSnow CollegeColorado Northwestern CC

Wins16151210730

Losses2368111518

Pct.0.8890.8330.6670.5560.3890.1670.000

Wins242524171680

SWAC2005-06

Overall2005-06

Losses771015152129

Pct.0.7740.7810.7060.5310.5160.2760.000

PF=Personal FoulsAVG ASST=Assists Per GameASST=Total AssistsAVG TO=Turnovers Per GameTO-Total TurnoversAVG BLK=Blocks Per GameBLK=Total BlocksAVG STL=Steals Per GameSTL=Total Steals

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Date Opponent Result Score Site11/10/05 South Mountain CC W 112-44 Twin Falls, Idaho11/11/05 Eastern Arizona CC W 113-57 Twin Falls, Idaho11/12/05 Midland College W 95-75 Twin Falls, Idaho11/17/05 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, Idaho11/25/05 Yakima Valley W 84-69 Twin Falls, Idaho11/26/05 Arizona Western College W 90-58 Twin Falls, Idaho12/01/05 Colorado Northwestern W 119-55 Twin Falls, Idaho12/03/05 Snow College W 79-64 Twin Falls, Idaho12/10/05 North Idaho College W 95-76 Twin Falls, Idaho12/27/05 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, Utah01/07/06 Dixie State College W 77-69 St. George, Utah01/14/06 Salt Lake CC W 73-67 Salt Lake City, Utah01/20/06 Dixie State College W 76-63 Twin Falls, Idaho01/21/06 Dixie State College W 113-86 Twin Falls, Idaho01/27/06 College of Eastern Utah W 81-61 Twin Falls, Idaho01/28/06 College of Eastern Utah W 96-69 Twin Falls, Idaho02/10/06 North Idaho College L 84-66 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho02/11/06 North Idaho College L 93-86 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho02/17/06 Salt Lake CC W 72-65 Twin Falls, Idaho02/18/06 Salt Lake CC L 83-74 Twin Falls, Idaho02/24/06 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, Utah03/04/06 Snow College W 79-68 Ephraim, Utah03/07/06 Colorado Northwestern W 103-54 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho03/10/06 Salt Lake CC L 81-71 Coeur d’Alene, Idaho

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Date Day Opponent Site TimeNov. 9-11 Thur.-Sat. Coke Classic Twin Falls, IdahoNov. 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, IdahoNov. 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. TBADec. 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 WinnerMar. 20-24 Tues.-Sat. NJCAA National Tournament Salina, Kansas

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2005-06 Region 18 Regular Season Individual Stat LeadersRebounds Per Game

Maria Moore ................. 3rd (7.8)Ashley Thompson ....... 10th (6.7)Jalena Williams ............11th (6.4)

Assist to Turnover RatioMaria Moore ............... 3rd (1.24)

Assists Per GameMaria Moore ...............2nd (5.13)Brittany Moore ............ 8th (2.63)Jalena Williams ......... 14th (2.06)

2005-06 Region 18 Team Stat Leaders All GamesRebounding

CSI ............................... 1st (48.7)Dixie ...........................2nd (48.6)Salt Lake CC ............... 3rd (44.9)

Free Throw PercentageSnow ............................ 1st (.687)NIC .............................2nd (.679)Dixie ........................... 3rd (.678)

StealsCSI ............................. 1st (16.25)CEU ..........................2nd (16.00)SLCC ........................ 3rd (12.12)

2005-06 Final CSI Category LeadersPoints Per Game

Maria Moore ................ 1st (19.2)Brittany Moore ............2nd (12.4)Jalena Williams ........... 3rd (10.6)

Assists Per GameMaria Moore .................. 1st (5.2)Brittany Moore ..............2nd (2.8)Jalena Williams ............. 3rd (2.1)

Blocked Shots Per GameAmy Bratvold ................ 1st (0.8)Tanya Lalicker ..............2nd (0.5)Josie Vouros .................. 3rd (0.4)

Scoring OffenseCSI ............................... 1st (86.6)SLCC ..........................2nd (78.3)Dixie ........................... 3rd (75.7)

Scoring DefenseSLCC ........................... 1st (63.1)NIC .............................2nd (64.0)CSI .............................. 3rd (66.3)

AssistsSLCC ......................... 1st (18.64)CSI ............................2nd (17.88)NIC ........................... 3rd (14.74)

Field Goal PercentageSLCC ........................... 1st (.492)NIC .............................2nd (.422)CSI .............................. 3rd (.410)

3-Point Field Goal PctSLCC ........................... 1st (.360)CSI ..............................2nd (.338)Dixie ........................... 3rd (.304)

Assist to Turnover RatioCSI ............................... 1st (0.99)NIC .............................2nd (0.81)SLCC .......................... 3rd (0.79)

Rebounds Per GameMaria Moore .................. 1st (8.0)Ashley Thompson .........2nd (6.8)Jalena Williams ............. 3rd (6.5)

Steals Per GameMaria Moore .................. 1st (4.0)Jalena Williams .............2nd (2.4)Brittany Moore .............. 3rd (1.6)Amy Bratvold ............... 3rd (1.6)

3-Point Field Goals Per GameBrittany Moore ............... 1st (2.4)Kaylan King ..................2nd (1.7)Maria Moore ................. 3rd (1.4)

Field Goal PercentageMaria Moore ................ 1st (.453)Amy Bratvold .............2nd (.442)Brittany Moore ............ 3rd (.440)

3-Point PercentageBrittany Moore ............. 1st (.402)Josie Vouros ................2nd (.375)Kaylan King ................ 3rd (.355)

Free Throw PercentageCiarra Christian............ 1st (.837)Brittany Moore ............2nd (.768)Kaylan King ................ 3rd (.694)

3-Point Field Goal Pct.Brittany Moore ............. 1st (.402)Kaylan King ................ 3rd (.355)Maria Moore ............... 6th (.284)

Steals Per GameMaria Moore ................ 1st (3.94)Jalena Williams ........... 4th (2.34)

Blocks Per GameAmy Bratvold ............. 8th (0.72)Tanya Lalicker .......... 15th (0.42)

Points Per GameMaria Moore ................ 1st (19.2)Brittany Moore ............ 5th (12.4)Jalena Williams ......... 12th (10.6)Amy Bratvold ............. 17th (9.0)

3-Point FG MadeBrittany Moore ............. 1st (2.38)Kaylan King ................ 3rd (1.69)Maria Moore ............... 5th (1.38)Jalena Williams ........... 9th (0.97)

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NJCAA All-Americans(Since 1993-94)Amber McEwen ................................................ 1993-94Amanda Covington ............................................ 1996-97Charlotte Norman .............................................. 1997-98Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1998-99Sidney Orndorff ................................................. 2004-05Nakeya Isabell ................................................... 2004-05Maria Moore ...................................................... 2005-06

NJCAA Academic All-Americans(Since 1993-94)Tracy Arrossa ..................................................... 1995-96Holly Harper ...................................................... 1996-97Charlotte Norman .............................................. 1996-97Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1998-99Camille Porter ................................................... 2002-03Cheryl Blazzard ................................................. 2005-06Tanya Lalicker ................................................... 2005-06

Region 18 Tournament MVP(Since 1993-94)Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1998-99Andrea Sivakova ............................................... 2003-04Delicia Jernigan ................................................. 2004-05

Region 18 All-Tournament Team(Since 1993-94)Amber McEwen ................................................ 1993-94Deanna Glover ................................................... 1995-96Amanda Covington ............................................ 1995-96Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1997-98Jessica Gibbs ..................................................... 1998-99Belinda Stubbs ................................................... 2000-01Lenka Zimova .................................................... 2003-04Delicia Jernigan ................................................. 2003-04Denisa Svarova .................................................. 2004-05Lenka Zimova .................................................... 2004-05Maria Moore ...................................................... 2005-06

Region 18 Coach of the YearBen Stroud ......................................................... 1990-91Ben Stroud ......................................................... 1992-93Joel Bate ............................................................ 1998-99Randy Rogers .................................................... 2003-04Randy Rogers .................................................... 2004-05

Region 18 Player of the Year(Since 2003-04)Sidney Orndorff ................................................. 2004-05Maria Moore ...................................................... 2005-06

All-Region 18 First Team(Since 1988-89)Hettie DeJong .................................................... 1988-89Angie Olson ....................................................... 1989-90Susanna Tauteoli ................................................ 1990-91Cynthia Clinger ................................................. 1990-91Shirley Stepan .................................................... 1991-92Amber McEwen ................................................ 1993-94Marcy Jenkins ................................................... 1994-95Amanda Covington ............................................ 1995-96Amanda Covington ............................................ 1996-97Charlotte Norman .............................................. 1997-98Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1998-99Jinga Gosschalk ................................................. 2000-01Belinda Stubbs ................................................... 2001-02Sidney Orndorff ................................................. 2003-04Nakeya Isabell ................................................... 2004-05

All-Region 18 Second Team(Since 1992-93)Sharleece Keller ................................................ 1992-93Deanna Glover ................................................... 1995-96Charlotte Norman .............................................. 1996-97Camille Porter ................................................... 2002-03Denisa Svarova .................................................. 2003-04Delicia Jernigan ................................................. 2003-04Denisa Svarova .................................................. 2004-05Joanna Hixon ..................................................... 2004-05Brittany Moore .................................................. 2005-06Jalena Williams ................................................. 2005-06

All-Region 18 Honorable Mention(Since 1993-94)Mandi Ortega ..................................................... 1995-96Deena Bartu ....................................................... 1997-98Sarah Nelson...................................................... 1997-98Cecilie Bates ...................................................... 1998-99Jessica Gibbs ..................................................... 1998-99Belinda Stubbs ................................................... 2000-01Crystal Hardcastle ............................................. 2001-02Angela Williams ................................................ 2001-02Amy Kucheran .................................................. 2002-03Andrea Sivakova ............................................... 2003-04Delicia Jernigan ................................................. 2004-05Ashley Thompson .............................................. 2005-06

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Location: Price, UtahEnrollment: 2,500President: Dr. Ryan ThomasAthletic Director: Dave Paur

Location: Ephraim, UtahEnrollment: 2,800President: Michael T. BensonAthletic Director: Bob TrythallSports Information Director: Gary Chidester

Location: Salt Lake City, UtahEnrollment: 23,000President: Cynthia BiotheauAthletic Director: Norma CarrSports Information Director: HannahLee/Lisa Peshell

Location: Coeur d’Alene, IdahoEnrollment: 4,500President: Dr. Michael BurkeAthletic Director: Al WilliamsSports Information Director: Erna Rhinehart

Mascot: BadgerColors: Blue, White and GoldHead Women’s Basketball Coach:Cindy LawrenceLast Season’s Record: 8-21 overall, 3-15 SWAC

Mascot: Golden EagleColors: Navy Blue and GoldHead Women’s Basketball Coach:Dave PaurLast Season’s Record: 16-15 overall,7-11 SWAC

Mascot: CardinalColors: Red and GrayHead Women’s Basketball Coach:Chris CarlsonLast Season’s Record: 24-7 overall,16-2 SWAC

Mascot: BruinColors: Royal Blue and GoldHead Women’s Basketball Coach:Betsy SpeketerLast Season’s Record: 24-10overall, 12-6 SWAC

Salt Lake Community College

College of Eastern Utah

North Idaho College

Snow College

Location: Rangely, ColoradoEnrollment: 3,600President: John BoydAthletic Director: Dustin ColbornSports Information Director: Jason Graf

Mascot: SpartanColors: Red, White and BlackHead Women’s Basketball Coach:Jason GrafLast Season’s Record: 0-29 overall,0-18 SWAC

Colorado Northwestern CC

Region 18 is made up of eight teams from three states. Community College of SouthernNevada and Western Nevada CC are the only schools without a basketball team.

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Our number one goal for student-athletes at the College ofSouthern Idaho is for them to experience high quality educationwhile participating in and enjoying the challenge of Division Ijunior college basketball. The ultimate bonus, of course, is graduat-ing from a quality institution that has prepared them for a careerafter athletics.

The CSI Athletic Department is committed to providing studentsall the support and encouragement they need to find success both inacademics and athletics. The college provides unlimited resourcesthrough its student services to assist student-athletes in the class-room.

Students will enjoy the benefits of attending a private study tablefor basketball, as well as the use of the Academic DevelopmentCenter, and tutoring is provided as needed. Most importantly,student-athletes have the support and friendship of the coaches, theirteammates and their academic advisor. The best of everything ispossible at the College of Southern Idaho.

Listen to all the action live onKTFI 1270 AM with KenSimmons (left) and JonathanDrew (right).

If you aren’t in the Twin Fallsarea, go to www.csi.edu/athleticsand click on listen live to hear allthe CSI basketball games on yourcomputer.

Kat PowellAcademic Advisor

College of Southern Idaho

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Jerry Beck

Gerald L. Beck began his career at the College of SouthernIdaho in 1975 and became president of the college in 2005. Hismany titles at the college include Instructor, Coordinator ofTrade and Industry Programs, Dean of Continuing Education/Summer School, Vice President of Instruction, and ExecutiveVice President/Chief Academic Officer.

Dr. Beck is an Idaho native. He received his bachelor’sdegree in Technical Education, his master’s degree in TeacherEducation, and his Ed. D. in Adult Education from theUniversity of Idaho. He completed his post doctoral at HarvardUniversity Institute for Educational Management.

In addition to his duties at the college, Dr. Beck is a memberof the Twin Falls Rotary Club, and is a board member of theState Workforce Development Council appointed by theGovernor. He serves as a board member on many localorganizations including Southern Idaho Economic DevelopmentOrganization, Region IV Development Association and MagicValley Regional Medical Center. He is past president of theIdaho Association of Private Industry Councils.

Dr. Beck and his wife, Barbara, have three adult children andthree grandchildren. He attributes much of his success to theopportunities provided by the college and the support from hisfamily and co-workers.

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Administrative AssistantGinger Nukaya

Team PhysicianDr. Mark McKain

Orthopedic SurgeonDr. William May

Team PhysicianDr. Thad Scholes

Physical TherapistJulie Ellis

Sports InformationKaren Baumert

ChiropractorDr. Dave Long

Athletic TrainerRichard Bingham

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TTTTThe CSI Gymnasium is home to the eihe CSI Gymnasium is home to the eihe CSI Gymnasium is home to the eihe CSI Gymnasium is home to the eihe CSI Gymnasium is home to the eight-time national cght-time national cght-time national cght-time national cght-time national championshiphampionshiphampionshiphampionshiphampionshipvvvvvolleolleolleolleolleyball team and the men’yball team and the men’yball team and the men’yball team and the men’yball team and the men’s and ws and ws and ws and ws and women’omen’omen’omen’omen’s basks basks basks basks basketball teamsetball teamsetball teamsetball teamsetball teams. T. T. T. T. The gymhe gymhe gymhe gymhe gymholds 3,500 people.holds 3,500 people.holds 3,500 people.holds 3,500 people.holds 3,500 people.

The CSI Gymnasium also has a media room with state of the artThe CSI Gymnasium also has a media room with state of the artThe CSI Gymnasium also has a media room with state of the artThe CSI Gymnasium also has a media room with state of the artThe CSI Gymnasium also has a media room with state of the artequipment for coaches and players to break down game film or setequipment for coaches and players to break down game film or setequipment for coaches and players to break down game film or setequipment for coaches and players to break down game film or setequipment for coaches and players to break down game film or setstratestratestratestratestrategies fgies fgies fgies fgies for upcominor upcominor upcominor upcominor upcoming gg gg gg gg gamesamesamesamesames.....

KeepinKeepinKeepinKeepinKeeping our athletes healthg our athletes healthg our athletes healthg our athletes healthg our athletes healthy and in the gy and in the gy and in the gy and in the gy and in the game is CSI’ame is CSI’ame is CSI’ame is CSI’ame is CSI’s gs gs gs gs goal. Toal. Toal. Toal. Toal. The Goldenhe Goldenhe Goldenhe Goldenhe GoldenEaEaEaEaEagggggles hales hales hales hales havvvvve a Ne a Ne a Ne a Ne a NAAAAATTTTTA (National Athletic TrainerA (National Athletic TrainerA (National Athletic TrainerA (National Athletic TrainerA (National Athletic Trainers Association) cers Association) cers Association) cers Association) cers Association) certifiedtifiedtifiedtifiedtifiedtrainer and trainintrainer and trainintrainer and trainintrainer and trainintrainer and training rg rg rg rg room to help athletes proom to help athletes proom to help athletes proom to help athletes proom to help athletes preeeeevvvvvent or trent or trent or trent or trent or treat injurieseat injurieseat injurieseat injurieseat injuries.....

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“We challenge anyone to find a bet-ter community college anywhere in thenation.”

-Twin Falls General InformationGuide, Chamber of Commerce.

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“The College of Southern Idaho is the pulse of the Magic Valley in more ways thanone. Aside from being the fastest-growing institution of higher education in Idaho, CSIadds to community life through its many events, programs and activities. Students, resi-dents and visitors all benefit from such CSI attractions as the new campus library and theHerrett Center for the Arts and Sciences, home of the world class Faulkner Planetarium.”

-Twin Falls General Information Guide, Chamber of Commerce.

TTTTThe Collehe Collehe Collehe Collehe Colleggggge ofe ofe ofe ofe of Souther Souther Souther Souther Southern Idaho is one ofn Idaho is one ofn Idaho is one ofn Idaho is one ofn Idaho is one of the most beautif the most beautif the most beautif the most beautif the most beautifullullullullully land-y land-y land-y land-y land-scaped campuses in the countrscaped campuses in the countrscaped campuses in the countrscaped campuses in the countrscaped campuses in the countryyyyy. It is located on mor. It is located on mor. It is located on mor. It is located on mor. It is located on more than 300 acre than 300 acre than 300 acre than 300 acre than 300 acres ofes ofes ofes ofes oflush land. Tlush land. Tlush land. Tlush land. Tlush land. The fhe fhe fhe fhe focal point ofocal point ofocal point ofocal point ofocal point of the campus is the carillon to the campus is the carillon to the campus is the carillon to the campus is the carillon to the campus is the carillon towwwwwererererer,,,,, wwwwwhichichichichichhhhhmusicallmusicallmusicallmusicallmusically marks eacy marks eacy marks eacy marks eacy marks each hour ofh hour ofh hour ofh hour ofh hour of the da the da the da the da the dayyyyy.....

TTTTThe twhe twhe twhe twhe two-yo-yo-yo-yo-year colleear colleear colleear colleear colleggggge offe offe offe offe offererererers mors mors mors mors more than 70 academic pre than 70 academic pre than 70 academic pre than 70 academic pre than 70 academic prooooogggggrams and 40rams and 40rams and 40rams and 40rams and 40tectectectectechnical prhnical prhnical prhnical prhnical prooooogggggramsramsramsramsrams. Of. Of. Of. Of. Of the 7,500 students the 7,500 students the 7,500 students the 7,500 students the 7,500 students,,,,, 65 per 65 per 65 per 65 per 65 percent rcent rcent rcent rcent receieceieceieceieceivvvvve somee somee somee somee someform of financial aid. CSI awards nearly $800,000 annually in scholar-form of financial aid. CSI awards nearly $800,000 annually in scholar-form of financial aid. CSI awards nearly $800,000 annually in scholar-form of financial aid. CSI awards nearly $800,000 annually in scholar-form of financial aid. CSI awards nearly $800,000 annually in scholar-ships to talented studentsships to talented studentsships to talented studentsships to talented studentsships to talented students.....

TTTTThe ahe ahe ahe ahe avvvvveraeraeraeraeraggggge ce ce ce ce class size is less than 22 studentslass size is less than 22 studentslass size is less than 22 studentslass size is less than 22 studentslass size is less than 22 students,,,,, wwwwwhichichichichich gih gih gih gih givvvvves CSI stu-es CSI stu-es CSI stu-es CSI stu-es CSI stu-dents the opportunity to receive a more personalized education.dents the opportunity to receive a more personalized education.dents the opportunity to receive a more personalized education.dents the opportunity to receive a more personalized education.dents the opportunity to receive a more personalized education.

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CSI has transfCSI has transfCSI has transfCSI has transfCSI has transfer aer aer aer aer agggggrrrrreements with Boise State Unieements with Boise State Unieements with Boise State Unieements with Boise State Unieements with Boise State Univvvvvererererersitysitysitysitysity,,,,, Idaho State Idaho State Idaho State Idaho State Idaho StateUniUniUniUniUnivvvvvererererersitysitysitysitysity,,,,, Uni Uni Uni Uni Univvvvvererererersity ofsity ofsity ofsity ofsity of Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho Idaho,,,,, Le Le Le Le Lewis-Clark State Collewis-Clark State Collewis-Clark State Collewis-Clark State Collewis-Clark State Collegggggeeeee,,,,, Utah State Utah State Utah State Utah State Utah StateUniUniUniUniUnivvvvvererererersitysitysitysitysity,,,,, Bri Bri Bri Bri Brigham Ygham Ygham Ygham Ygham Younounounounoung Unig Unig Unig Unig Univvvvvererererersity and Montana State Unisity and Montana State Unisity and Montana State Unisity and Montana State Unisity and Montana State Univvvvvererererersity-Norsity-Norsity-Norsity-Norsity-North-th-th-th-th-ererererern. In addition,n. In addition,n. In addition,n. In addition,n. In addition, most colle most colle most colle most colle most colleggggges and unies and unies and unies and unies and univvvvvererererersities acrsities acrsities acrsities acrsities across the nation willoss the nation willoss the nation willoss the nation willoss the nation willwwwwwork with CSI in makinork with CSI in makinork with CSI in makinork with CSI in makinork with CSI in making the transfg the transfg the transfg the transfg the transfer ofer ofer ofer ofer of cr cr cr cr credits as easy as possibleedits as easy as possibleedits as easy as possibleedits as easy as possibleedits as easy as possible.....

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In 1974, daredevil Evel Knievel mesmerized the world with his attempted rocket-poweredIn 1974, daredevil Evel Knievel mesmerized the world with his attempted rocket-poweredIn 1974, daredevil Evel Knievel mesmerized the world with his attempted rocket-poweredIn 1974, daredevil Evel Knievel mesmerized the world with his attempted rocket-poweredIn 1974, daredevil Evel Knievel mesmerized the world with his attempted rocket-poweredmotormotormotormotormotorcccccyyyyycccccle leap acrle leap acrle leap acrle leap acrle leap across the Snakoss the Snakoss the Snakoss the Snakoss the Snake Rie Rie Rie Rie Rivvvvver Caner Caner Caner Caner Canyyyyyon near Ton near Ton near Ton near Ton near Twin Fwin Fwin Fwin Fwin Fallsallsallsallsalls. Not far up the Snak. Not far up the Snak. Not far up the Snak. Not far up the Snak. Not far up the Snakeeeee,,,,, Shoshone Shoshone Shoshone Shoshone ShoshoneFFFFFalls takalls takalls takalls takalls takes a 212-fes a 212-fes a 212-fes a 212-fes a 212-foot droot droot droot droot drop into the rop into the rop into the rop into the rop into the recorecorecorecorecord booksd booksd booksd booksd books,,,,, with a plun with a plun with a plun with a plun with a plunggggge nearle nearle nearle nearle nearly 40 fy 40 fy 40 fy 40 fy 40 feet hieet hieet hieet hieet higher thangher thangher thangher thangher thanthe famous falls at Niathe famous falls at Niathe famous falls at Niathe famous falls at Niathe famous falls at Niagggggara.ara.ara.ara.ara.

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Where else could you snow ski, golf or fish in the same day within an hour’s drive or less?Where else could you snow ski, golf or fish in the same day within an hour’s drive or less?Where else could you snow ski, golf or fish in the same day within an hour’s drive or less?Where else could you snow ski, golf or fish in the same day within an hour’s drive or less?Where else could you snow ski, golf or fish in the same day within an hour’s drive or less?

It may seem that a city the size of 35,000 is small. But the business community is muchIt may seem that a city the size of 35,000 is small. But the business community is muchIt may seem that a city the size of 35,000 is small. But the business community is muchIt may seem that a city the size of 35,000 is small. But the business community is muchIt may seem that a city the size of 35,000 is small. But the business community is muchlarglarglarglarglarger than one wer than one wer than one wer than one wer than one would eould eould eould eould expect to find in a hometoxpect to find in a hometoxpect to find in a hometoxpect to find in a hometoxpect to find in a hometown community sucwn community sucwn community sucwn community sucwn community such as thish as thish as thish as thish as this. T. T. T. T. Thathathathathat’’’’’s becauses becauses becauses becauses becauseTwin Falls is the center of commerce, medical care, entertainment and education for nearlyTwin Falls is the center of commerce, medical care, entertainment and education for nearlyTwin Falls is the center of commerce, medical care, entertainment and education for nearlyTwin Falls is the center of commerce, medical care, entertainment and education for nearlyTwin Falls is the center of commerce, medical care, entertainment and education for nearly225,000 residents of South Central Idaho and northern Nevada.225,000 residents of South Central Idaho and northern Nevada.225,000 residents of South Central Idaho and northern Nevada.225,000 residents of South Central Idaho and northern Nevada.225,000 residents of South Central Idaho and northern Nevada.

TTTTThe cascadinhe cascadinhe cascadinhe cascadinhe cascading wg wg wg wg waterateraterateraters at Shoshone Fs at Shoshone Fs at Shoshone Fs at Shoshone Fs at Shoshone Falls brinalls brinalls brinalls brinalls bring tourists bg tourists bg tourists bg tourists bg tourists by the thousandsy the thousandsy the thousandsy the thousandsy the thousands. W. W. W. W. We plae plae plae plae play gy gy gy gy golfolfolfolfolf and and and and andtennis on superb facilitiestennis on superb facilitiestennis on superb facilitiestennis on superb facilitiestennis on superb facilities,,,,, fish f fish f fish f fish f fish for a vor a vor a vor a vor a variety ofariety ofariety ofariety ofariety of catc catc catc catc catchesheshesheshes,,,,, soak in the hot sprin soak in the hot sprin soak in the hot sprin soak in the hot sprin soak in the hot springsgsgsgsgs,,,,, ka ka ka ka kayyyyyak andak andak andak andak andraft the wraft the wraft the wraft the wraft the whitehitehitehitehitewwwwwater and water and water and water and water and water ski. Water ski. Water ski. Water ski. Water ski. We ge ge ge ge go to fairo to fairo to fairo to fairo to fairsssss,,,,, rrrrrodeos and concerodeos and concerodeos and concerodeos and concerodeos and concerts and wts and wts and wts and wts and watcatcatcatcatch stoch stoch stoch stoch stock cark cark cark cark carracinracinracinracinracinggggg. T. T. T. T. The arhe arhe arhe arhe arts abound herts abound herts abound herts abound herts abound hereeeee,,,,, too too too too too,,,,, fr fr fr fr from theater to dance to paintinom theater to dance to paintinom theater to dance to paintinom theater to dance to paintinom theater to dance to painting to musicg to musicg to musicg to musicg to music.....

TTTTTwin Fwin Fwin Fwin Fwin Falls ralls ralls ralls ralls reallealleallealleally is a hometoy is a hometoy is a hometoy is a hometoy is a hometown enwn enwn enwn enwn envirvirvirvirvironment with bionment with bionment with bionment with bionment with bigtogtogtogtogtown optionswn optionswn optionswn optionswn options.....

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Dance team members pictured from left to right: (front row) Ashley Roland;(middle row) MikiAnna Williamson, Marissa Counter, Brandy Lowe, WhitneeBeck and Sherise Hunt; (back row) Nicole Connell, Cori West and Shilo Bjornn.

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Cheerleaders pictured from left to right: (front row) MerySandoval, Cori Sterling; (middle row) Alea Leavitt, DanyellGarcia, Lindsey Hartley and Gina Rodriguez; (back row)Justin Nukaya and Jayme Fort.

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

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 athleticcompetition you are about to enjoy tonight has benefited from the long-standing commitment by the many faithful booster members whodonate generously each year.

Many of the student-athletes you see on campus today have received scholarship money generated by the CSI Golden Eagle BoosterClub. Memberships in the booster club are the main source of revenue CSI receives for student-athlete scholarships. By joining thebooster club, individuals have a direct impact on the quality of student-athletes the college can attract. Members have a unique opportu-nity to develop friendships, and long-lasting relationships, and know that their financial support has helped a young person obtain acollege degree.

If you’re a fan of CSI athletics, your support can be expressed by joining the CSI Golden Eagle Booster club for the 2006-2007season. Last year the booster club raised more than $100,000 for the scholarship fund. We need your help. Stop by the Booster table to seehow easy it is to join in with the best athletic department in the nation. Members enjoy invitations to the booster club luncheons, emailupdates, 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 PetesCoca-Cola of Twin FallsDomino’s PizzaDonnelley SportsEdge Wireless

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

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

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

Gold Club (Membership is at least $100)

Eureka Construction & ExcavatingFirst FederalIdaho LotteryJoe & Rose RussellK&T SteelMV Business Systems

Middlekauff Auto GroupOutback SteakhouseTimes NewsValley Food Service – McDonald’sWolverton Homes

American Family InsuranceBurger KingCain’s Home FurnishingChevron Twin StopsCountrywide Home LoansDELLD.L. Evans BankGolden Corral Buffet and Grill

Hart’s CaféHertz of Magic ValleyHilex PolyIdaho Central Credit UnionIrwin RealtyLytle SignsJerry and Pauline MeyerhoefferMagic Valley Bank

Red Lion HotelRidleys Family MarketRob Green Auto GroupStarley/Leavitt InsuranceSubwayUnited Dairymen of IdahoWatkins DistributingWesterra Real Estate Group

Andy Bopp & Karen GriffithCampus HousingDays InnEl SombreroFarmers Insurance GroupFurniture & Appliance Outlet

Gerties Brick Oven CookeryJaker’sMagic Valley Regional Medical CenterMagic SignsNapa Auto Parts9 Beans and a Burrito

Salt Lake ExpressShilo InnsSigns NowSkuza DrywallSnake Harley DavidsonSummit Construction

Ross and Kathy DeahlDesert Sun TravelFarmers National BankFirst Horizon Home Loans

Gem State TrophiesJohn and Bonita HepworthGeorge and Merilyn LeeLow Book Auto Sales

Dr. Roberts and Dr. HallJeffrey E. Rolig, P.C.Bruce and Debbie SkaugSnake River Tire

Nick & Karen BaumertDonna BrizeeKeith & Laura DetmerRex & Sandy Golay

Connie HardyMartin & Susan LeeMike MasonLeonard Peterson

Dale RiedeselThad ScholesSligar FarmsBob and Betty Veeh

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Golden Eagle (Membership is at least $50)Robert AdamsAG ElectricClark AllenEvelyn AllenMarion & Fern AllenRachel AndersonArctic Circle RestaurantSteve & Jodi AvalosMonty BakerHarlon BakerBert BanholzerBASFBob & Lynn BeauregardJerry BeckCraig & Marilyn BennettLes & Shirl BennettSally BergstromRay BirrerMerlin & Shirley BlakeBloxham & Co., CPA’sGerry BowdenRiley BoydBozzuto FurnitureRik & Bonnie BratvoldCharles BrockwayDevoe BrownDavid & Judy BrownJeff BulkleyFred BurkhalterJoyce BurkhartCanyonside DairyCarolyn CasperChadd CollectablesRandy ClarkRonald & Glen ClarkClassic Cutting Manu.Dana CovingtonHoward & JoEllen CraneJerry & Sharon CummingsCharles CutlerDarren Hall ConstructionElbert DavisDeagle, Ames & Co.Dennis Clark TruckingPaul DeWittDavid Dickerson &GailRichardsonRay DrakeLarry & Eva EastmanCurtis EatonKen & Jane EdmundsLuis EgusquizaJulie EllisDennis EslingerShelly & Lynn EspyTom & Stephanie EvansBrent EvansEye CenterMark FischerFamily Physical TherapyFirst American Title Co.Fisher FarmsVictor FrogeonEd & Dixie FournierTracy and Joann FrankDarlene FrazierAllan FrostFurniture & Appliance Outlet

Tom GabbertClayton GardnerJim GaskinJim & Vince GibsonRobert & Barbara GietzenByrd GolayPaula GreeneLois GroveKevin GuthrieElmer & Dorothy HagertyBob HamiltonDaryn HarshbargerPauline HarveyEric & Tanya HeidenreichDona HenmanBob & Colleen HenryJohn & Bonita HepworthGene HillisJack HiraiJody HollanderBill HollifieldTerry HollifieldCherylyn HolmanAlan HornerJim HowardDebbie HudsonPatrick HughesMax HumphriesShirl HusteadIdaho Construction Co.Jeremy & Stacy IhlerChuck & JoAnn IretonDick & JoAnn IrwinJohn Irwin, RealtorCheryl JenkinsCal JensenNancy JohnsonHarold & Vanda JohnsonLonnie JohnstonJann JonesBrent & Sandra JusselK & D General TruckK & W DairyJoAnn KeithJerry & Gayle KempJayme KetterlingSandy KevanVictoria KingBarry KnoblichJim & Nedra KorteJoe KovarDuWayne KraussBill and Donna KyleDarren KyleRich & Tammy LangDonna LantingElieen LantingTom LarsenDan & Nancy LarsonRay LeavittLance LaBaronChuck LehrmanLeMoyne RealtyLewis LenkerKenneth LeonardVivian LewisDr. Dave & Diane LongLongview Fiber Paper

Joseph LymanJim & Cathy LynchMagic Valley PipeCharles & Marlyn MathewsBryan MatsuokaCarolyn MatsuokaDr. Willam MayBruce McComasScott & Stephanie McCurdyBarbra McKainDr. Mark McKainEd McLaughlinConstance MeadeJason MeyerhoefferMeyers FarmsRonald MiciakRick & Jo MikesellDee MisenhimerDon MolesworthJackie MooreRick MooreLeota MorrisAlton MothersheadChris MotternMervin MuellerMunicipal Golf CourseNick’s Custom FramingMr. & Mrs. Jay NielsonNorthside Bus Co.Northwest BenevolentFoundationPenny O’KeefeOlsen Bros. ConstructionJim & Janet OlsenDawn OrrRick ParksMilo PearsonTracy PeeryLarry & Gay PetersenHarold and Jeanette PetersonRonald PetersenLynn PettingillPlant Foods IncPomerelle Portrait StudioRobert PowersPrecision LawnPrescott-Craig Ins.Jack & Sylvia PrettiJay & Elaine ProostGreg & Bobbi PyleDuane RamseyerJames RayEarl ReedOwen & Wendy RiceClair & Virginia RickettsJaime RidgewayJerry RidleyRoberta RiedeselRite Stuff FoodRichard & Olet RobertsRandy RogersJeffry E. Rolig Atty at LawBrian & Debbie RoysterE.G. RyanThad ScholesDuane SchrankMark SchwarzJerry Shafer

Cliff & Marge SharpGene ShawJoseph ShawRon & Barbara ShockleyRichard ShriverBrad SiegelRon & Jan SilversCarl SkabronskiSkinner Trucking Inc.Karen SlaughSligar Farms IncDeOnne SmithSnake River Pool & SpaScott Snow CPABarton SonnerSpirit ConstructionGuy & Angie StandleeGalen StangerGraydon StanleyD.J. StanleyDick StearnsDick & Pat SterlingRandy & Karen StokerBoyd StokesDr. Carl StonesKen and Pat StruchenStukenholtz LaboratoryR.E. StutzmanSummit RestorationJerod and Jill SweesyGary & Sue ThomasBruce & Annie ThomasonTimes NewsTitle Fact, IncScott TrappenMike & Jody TremblayTriple J DairyCathy TrotterTwin Falls Trucking EquipmentTwin StopKay TuckerUnited OilUSF ReddawayIrene VandervegtVandervegt DairyBrett VanWagonerVickers Western StoresDan WadeBob WagemanRichard & Linda WalkerBrian WardWatertechMitch & Linda WatkinsBill WattsHarlan & Kasey WeigtGlenn WellsMike & Colleen WernerWestern Skies PhotoWestern Waste ServicesWesterra Real EstateMax WheelerMarilyn WhitesidesGary & Missy WignallBud WilliamsDeb WilsonGary WolvertonChris WoodallDonna WuthrichPhillip & Laveta Younger

The ReasonWhen 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 HouseFor 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 kitch-ens, 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 OperatesEach 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 thesame hospital; and other interested and concerned volunteers.

To varying degrees, all groups participate in planning, construction, furnishing, building community awareness, securing goods andservices, and ongoing House operations. Other local and national companies also volunteer their support through material donations andmonetary 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 Houseoperations.

How It BeganThe 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-for-

profit organization operating the House can quality for $25,000 grant from Ronald McDonald’s Children’s Charities.Most importantly, it is the time and services of local volunteers and the local contributions of money and materials that make it possible

for the Ronald McDonald Houses to be open and operating.Assisting in these efforts, McDonald’s restaurant franchisees, holding individual promotions around the country, have raised more than

$25 million for the Ronald McDonald Houses and the families they serve.If you have questions about the national Ronald McDonald House program or wish to contact a local Ronald McDonald House regard-

ing services, activities, volunteer work or tax deductible donations, write or call: Ronald McDonald House, 101 Warm Spring Ave., Boise, ID83712.

McDonald’s, locally owned and operated byBill and Donna Kyle in Twin Falls, Burley andJerome sponsors the CSI Golden Eagles and theMcSlam-n-Jam. The money pledged for every dunkduring home Golden Eagle basketball games is splitbetween CSI Athletics and the Ronald McDonaldHouse.

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Merrilee UdyAssistant Coach

2nd Year

Amy Bratvold - #306-0 So Guard/Forward

Twin Falls, Idaho

Kali Hess - #215-8 Fr Guard

American Falls, Idaho

Amy Higbee - #115-8 Fr GuardAlamo, Nev.

Daraysha Kennedy - #105-5 Fr GuardPortland, Ore.

Alexis Tucker - #145-11 So Forward

Firth, Idaho

Eva Ivanova - #426-3 Fr Post

Varna, Bulgaria

Tera Tremayne - #315-7 Fr Guard

Battle Mountain, Nev.

Maylene Ornelas - #45-6 Fr Guard

Chihuahua, Mexico

Anita Burdick - #446-3 Fr PostReno, Nev.

Brittany Moore - #225-7 So GuardSparks, Nev.

Ashley Thompson - #205-10 So Guard/Forward

McCammon, Idaho

Jennifer Kioa - #526-4 Fr Post

San Mateo, Calif.

Randy RogersHead Coach

5th Year

Whitney Thompson - #246-0 Fr Post

Shelley, Idaho

Southern IdahoBasketball2006-07

Media Speed Roster

Maria Moore - #35-5 So GuardSparks, Nev.

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