Basketball News
Cougars top Titans at Clackamas Holiday Tournament Oregon City, OR - Fourth-ranked Clackamas handed top-ranked Tacoma it's first loss of the season 79-73 to capture the championship at the Clackamas Holiday Tournament [box score]. All-Tournament Team
December 31, 2008
J.C. Cook, Clackamas (MVP)
Chehales Tapscott, Clackamas
Kevin Dancer, Tacoma
Derrick Davis, Tacoma
Alex King, Lower Columbia
Jesse Bean, Peninsula
Trailblazers' BlazerDancers to perform at Clark College Tournament Vancouver, WA - The Portland Trailblazer's BlazerDancers [website] will perform at the U.S. Army / Clark College Holiday men's basketball tournament on Monday, December 29th at Clark College's O'Connell Gym. The dancers will perform from 3:30pm - 5:30 pm and will be on hand to sign autographs following the performance.
December 26, 2008
Clackamas Holiday Tournament postponed until Monday Dec 29th
December 26, 2008
Oregon City, OR - The Clackamas Holiday men's baskeyball tournament has been moved back a day for snow removal at Clackamas Community College. The Tournament was to begin on Sunday but will begin on Monday December 29th. All scheduled start times will remain the same.
Tacoma & Umpqua top latest Horizon Air basketball polls Vancouver, WA - The NWAACC has just released the December 23rd Men and Women's Horizon Air / Coaches' Poll. The Umpqua Lady Riverhawks (11-1) collected all eight first place votes and top the women's rankings for the second consecutive poll. The previously third-ranked Clackamas Cougars (8-1) scored a 17 point victory over last week's second-ranked Yakima Valley (7-4) to leap-frog the Yaks into second place in this week's rankings. On the men's side, the undefeated Tacoma Titans (9-0) scored a big win over last week's top ranked Bellevue Bulldogs 61-55 to move into the top spot this week. The Bulldogs (10-2) slipped to third place behind last season's league champions Yakima Valley (10-1) who hold in the two spot. Women's Basketball (prev week) Men' Basketball (prev week)
December 23, 2008
1. Umpqua (1)
2. Clackamas (3 tie)
3. Yakima Valley (2)
4. Spokane (3 tie)
view complete poll
1. Tacoma (4)
2. Yakima Valley (2)
3. Bellevue (1)
4. Clackamas (3)
view complete poll
Jim Worden Celebration of Life Memorial Service Oregon City, OR - The Jim Worden [former Clackamas Men's Basketball Associate Head Coach] Celebration of Life will be held on December 30th, 2008 in the gymnasium at the old Oregon City High School campus at 1306 12th Street in Oregon City at 3:00 pm. Family, friends, coaches, and players will gather to pay tribute to the lifetime of a man who touched so many lives. All are invited to come and celebrate Jim's life and share the memories. Rememberances may mailed to The Worden Family at 18835 S. Rose Road, Oregon City, 97045. Contributions may be made out to The Jim Worden Memorial Scholarship Fund.
December 23, 2008
Men's Southern Division Crossover All-Tournament Team Coos Bay, OR - Fourth-ranked Tacoma defeated top-ranked Bellevue 61-55 to win the Men's Southern Division Crossover host by Southwestern Oregon on Sunday. The tournament was the only one, of eight scheduled, that made it to day three due the snow and ice experienced in the Pacific Northwest this past weekend. All-Tournament Team
December 23, 2008
Darious Walker, Tacoma (MVP)
Curron Singleton, Bellevue
Blake Pankow, Bellevue
Jamar Ransome, Blue Mountain
Justin King, Southwestern Oregon
Kevin Dancer, Tacoma
South Puget South Crossover halted due to weather
December 20, 2008
The remaining scheduled games for Sunday at the women's Western Region Crossover hosted by South Puget Sound have been canceled due to weather conditions.
Men's crossover in Yakima Valley halted due to weather
December 20, 2008
The remainder of the Men's Eastern Region Basketball Crossover Tournament at Yakima Valley has been canceled due to the increasing poor weather conditions occurring in the Northwest.
Crossover Schedules Updated The weather has impacted nearly all of the NWAACC Basketball Crossover tournaments happening this weekend. Several are playing with fewer teams while one was canceled entirely. Olympic College canceled the women's tournament they were supposed to host starting today due to the weather. The schedule has been updated with information the NWAACC office has received as of 2:00 p.m. Friday. Further updates are expected for the Crossover tournament being held at Chemeketa.
December 19, 2008
Inclement NW weather affecting weekend basketball tournament schedules Vancouver, WA - Several changes have and continue to occur to this weekend's basketball crossover tournaments due to inclement weather. The NWAACC will gather the schedule updates and alter the men and women's crossover tournaments accordingly.
December 18, 2008
Clackamas Men's Basketball Coach Jim Worden Passes Away Worden, 64, coached basketball for 38 years in California and Oregon high schools and colleges, including the last 10 at Clackamas Community College, where he was the associate head coach for men's basketball and part time PE instructor. He leaves behind a loving family and many, many friends throughout the Northwest. Around the NWAACC, he will be deeply missed, where his coaching legacy will be the gold standard he lived: his consistently uncompromised professionalism and his ethical model of how coaches should treat their players, and each other. At Clackamas, the entire Cougar community will grieve his passing.
December 17, 2008
Oregon City, OR - Long time NWAACC basketball coach Jim Worden passed away December 17, 2008 after a year long battle with cancer.
"Border Clash" to be televised on Fox Sports Northwest The annual "Border Clash" men's basketball game, featuring Community Colleges of Spokane (CCS) vs. North Idaho College (NIC), will be televised regionally on Fox Sports Northwest. The game is 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 11, at Gonzaga University's McCarthey Center in Spokane. The game will be televised via tape delay on Fox Sports Northwest at 11:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 13. This is the first time that a Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges (NWAACC) game has been televised regionally. The game also will be carried live locally on Gonzaga University Television, Comcast channel 15. Over 4,000 tickets for the event have been sold to date. Tickets can be purchased in advance through the bookstores at Spokane Community College, 1810 N. Greene St., or Spokane Falls Community College, 3410 W. Fort George Wright Drive. Advance tickets can also be purchased by contacting Scott Kramer at (509) 533-7445. Ticket prices are $5 for individual tickets or $40 for groups of 20. Tickets may also be purchased at the door for $5. For ticket information, contact: For information regarding the venue and details of the television broadcast contact:
December 09, 2008
In all, Border Clash features three basketball games:
4 p.m., high school boys’ game: West Valley High School vs. Post Falls High School
6 p.m., college women's game: CCS vs. NIC
8 p.m., college men's game: CCS vs. NIC
Scott Kramer, 509-533-7445 SMKramer@scc.spokane.edu
Dan Garrity, 509-313-6689 garrity@gonzaga.edu
Initial 2008-09 Horizon Air/Coaches' basketball polls have been released Vancouver, WA - The initial 2008-09 Men & Women's Horizon Air/Coaches' Poll have been released. Bellevue (7-0) takes the top spot for the men. The Bulldogs have outscored their opponents by an average margin of 25.7 points per game including a convincing 16 point win over this week's number two team Yakima Valley (7-1). Umpqua women head the ladies' poll. The Riverhawks (6-1) are on a four-game winning streak in including a nine point win over #3 Clackamas (6-1). The only blemish on their record was a five point loss to second-ranked Yakima Valley. The #2 Yaks (4-3) are coming off a very tough non-conference tournament where they suffered three losses, two against nationally ranked NJCAA squads. Men's Poll Women's Poll
December 09, 2008
1. Bellevue
2. Yakima Valley
3. Clackamas
4. Tacoma
Complete Poll
1. Umpqua
2. Yakima Valley
3. tie Clackamas
3. tie Spokane
Complete Poll
Weekend Basketball Tournament All-Stars & Champions Clackamas Thanksgiving Tournament (Women) Lower Columbia Red Devil Classic (Men) Pierce Thanksgiving Tournament (Men) Skagit Valley 35th annual Turkey Tournament (Men)
December 01, 2008
Champions: Umpqua, 2nd: Clackamas, 3rd: Mt. Hood
All-Tournament Team:
Cassie Scheffelmaier Umpqua (MVP)
Kristi Fallin, Umpqua
McKenzie Meyer, Clackamas
Rylee Peterson, Clackamas
Alexandra Melonson, Mt. Hood
Sam Flett, Blue Mountain
Champions: Yakima Valley, 2nd: Lower Columbia, 3rd: Clackamas
All-Tournament Team:
Rico Wilkins, Yakima Valley (MVP)
Jody Johnson, Yakima Valley
Clint Burgoyne - Lower Columbia
Alex King - Lower Columbia
Chelales Tapscott, Clackamas
Chris Grounds, Everett
Champions: Bellevue, 2nd: Whatcom, 3rd: Pierce
All-Tournament Team
Rahiti Marere, Bellevue (MVP)
Sam Cartmell, Bellevue
Chris Grove, Pierce
Stephan McCall, Shoreline
Will Sharp South Puget Sound
Ryan Sweet, Whatcom
Champions: Skagit Valley, 2nd:Green River, 3rd: Wenatchee Valley
All-Tournament Team:
Chas Kok, Skagit Valley (MVP)
Trent Leach, Skagit Valley
Giovanni Lee, Green River
Jamaal Thomas, Green River
Kellen Drake, Wenatchee Valley
Joel Wollenberg, Quest University of Canada
NWAACC in the News Commitments Continue as Two More Ink with Women's Basketball Wolves' volleyball wins to claim first GNAC title
November 14, 2008
University of Mary - Bismarck,ND,USA
The lone college player of the 2008 U-Mary recruiting class, Alicia Richardson earned NWAACC All-Conference first team honors in 2008 as a freshman. ...
Statesman Journal - Salem,OR,USA
The Storm will play at the NWAACC championships at Mt. Hood Community College next weekend. Its first game is at 4:30 on Thursday against the fourth-place ...
CBC roundup: Volleyball gets No. 4 see; Liniger signs with Indiana ...
Mid Columbia Tri City Herald - Kennewick,WA,USA
By the Herald staff PASCO -- The Columbia Basin College volleyball team is headed back to the NWAACC tournament for the third straight season. ...
Men's Basketball - NWAACC Jamboree Scrimmages Nov 1 The 15th Annual NWAACC Jamboree Scrimmage will be held November 1, 2008 @ Clackamas Community College [map]. This year's field includes Olympic, Clackamas, Lane, Linn-Benton, Mount Hood, Portland, Blue Mountain, Centralia, and Clark. These are all programs that feature outstanding and recruitable athletes. Teams will begin play at 10 am and conclude at 3 pm.
October 27, 2008
Del Sandberg takes charges of Grays Harbor Men's Basketball Aberdeen, WA – Grays Harbor College announces the hiring of Del Sandberg and assistant Jonathon Hubbard to run the Chokers' men's basketball program. Sandberg comes to the "Harbor” after coaching 25+ years in the Thurston County area. He has coached Basketball at Capital, Black Hills and Rainier High Schools. He has been also been an assistant coach at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma the past couple of years. He also assisted the men's program at The Evergreen State College in Olympia. Sandberg also coached baseball at Capital High School and led the Cougars' baseball team to a state championship in 1989. He played baseball and basketball at Spokane Falls Community College. He then went on to star at W.S.U. and played catcher on their World Series team in 1976. Hubbard, a 1998 standout for the Chokers' basketball team is coming back to be Sandberg's assistant. After leaving Grays Harbor College, Hubbard went on to star at Seattle Pacific University. In 2000 he led the Falcons with a field goal percentage of .509 and in 2001, was the leading scorer for SPU with a 19.3 average. He was also named all-district and all-conference in 2001 for the Falcons. Hubbard has coached basketball locally at Taholah and Wishkah High Schools. He was also an assistant two years ago at Grays Harbor College. "We were extremely happy to get both of these gentlemen to lead our Men's basketball program" said Grays Harbor Director of Athletics Ken Waite. "With the recent exit of our former basketball coach, we feel very fortunate to land guys of this caliber, at this late date. It's nice to have coaches that have played in and are familiar with the NWAACC."
September 08, 2008
2008 Basketball Golf Tournament Wrap-Up The Third Annual NWAACC Basketball Tournament Golf Event was held Saturday, August 18, at Canyon Lakes Golf Course in Kennewick, WA. Approximately 135 golfers battled through a grueling 107 degree temperature day to enjoy themselves and help raise operating funds to support the 2008 NWAACC Basketball Championships, to be held in March 5-8, 2009 in Kennewick. George Gee Nissan of Pasco, which is part of the George Gee Automotive network located in Couer d' Alene, Spokane, and Tri-Cities, was our major sponsor for the golf event, providing a generous cash donation, Nissan gear to give away, and two cars offered as prizes for a hole-in-one. George Gee is a rabid basketball fan and committed to athletic and community philanthropy—we couldn’t be happier with their support of NWAACC basketball. More information about the George Gee Foundation can be found at http://www.goseegee.com. Thirty teams competed in two divisions. The Fowler LLC Team, led by major basketball tournament supporter Rob Marshall of Richland, won the Tiger Woods Division, carding a 16-under par score in the full scrambler format. NWAACC Executive Director Dick McClain was a member of the winning team. The Flour and the Cartmell/Guajardo teams tied for second two shots back at 14-under par. The Tin Cup Division was won for the second time by the Hanford High School coaches, at 9-under par. The tournament was again well-supported by many coaches and athletic directors. More schools were represented by teams playing and/or holes sponsored than in previous years, which was a testament to the commitment of the member schools to making the basketball tournaments better. Coaches in attendance: Mark Poth (Big Bend), Clif Wegner (Clackmas), Jim Martineau (Clackamas), Kayla Steen (Clackamas), Rolando Garcia (CBC), Evan Woodward (Hanford HS), Che Dawson (Highline), Rob Nielson (Mt. Hood), Jeff Reinland (Walla Walla), Jimmy Hill (Wenatchee), Carl Howell (Tacoma), Kevin Collier (Portland), John Lee (Portland). Also in attendance were athletic directors Fred Schnell (Mt. Hood), Ray Funk (Yakima), Scott Rogers (CBC), Ed Aronson (Treasure Valley), Dick Magruder (Portland), and John Dunn (Highline). It should also be recognized that the tournament has grown enough that we had two school presidents play. Rich Cummins, new president of CBC, came out with two teams of golfers and worked with Athletic Director Scott Rogers to have 5 members of the defending champion CBC Hawk Women's Basketball team on hand to support the cause. John Turner from Blue Mountain CC also made the trip up from Pendleton to play. Their support was important both operationally and symbolically, and further shows the commitment to the student-athletes that makes the NWAACC special. Many NWAACC schools once again provided athletic apparel and gifts to be distributed to the golfers. Douglas, the new member from north of the border, was exceptionally generous for the cause, donating a lot of Adidas gear which was a big hit. Those donations were much appreciated, and give this tournament that special touch that separates it from the usual fundraising events. The tournament committee wanted to recognize the non-local schools and organizations whom have supported this tournament, understanding the time and financial commitment necessary to travel to Kennewick in the summer to play. Highline, Walla Walla, and Wenatchee have joined CBC to play all three years. Mt. Hood, Clackamas, Tacoma, the NWAACC South Officials, and Big Bend have all traveled to play the last two years. Portland CC and Treasure Valley made long inaugural trips to join in the festivities this year. We also received hole sponsorship support from Everett and Bellevue for the third consecutive year. Whatcom, South Puget Sound, and Centralia sponsored holes this year, despite not being able to make the trip. Support from schools was dramatically up, which will translate into a better basketball event in March. The tournament will be held again next year on Saturday, August 15, 2009 at 1 p.m. at Canyon Lakes in Kennewick. Our goal is to have 30 schools participate either playing golf or supporting via hole sponsorship. The event is growing in size and prestige, and we look forward to the 4th annual event next year.
September 03, 2008
Grays Harbor men's basketball coach Swanson departs for NCAA Aberdeen, WA - George Swanson has stepped down as the head men's basketball coach at Grays Harbor College. He has taken a job as the top assistant basketball coach at NCAA Div. III, Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene Texas. "We're happy for George to get this opportunity to move up in the college ranks. Getting a full time job will be a better situation for both himself and his family," said GHC Athletic Director Ken Waite. "At this late in the year, it kind of puts us behind the eight ball trying to find a coach. We are looking at several possibilities for a replacement for George. We'll be looking at local coaches, both active and retired to see if they can help us on an interim basis this year. We'll be opening the job it up to see what kind of bites we get there also. Everything is up in the air right now, but we will get the best replacement we can for the circumstances we're dealing with."
August 27, 2008
Freshour takes charges of Chemeketa Women's Basketball Salem, OR - Lynn Freshour recently joined Chemeketa Community College as its new women's basketball coach. Freshour most recently served as athletic director at North Salem High School, but the chance to return to coaching was too tempting to pass up. "Coaching at the college level has always been a dream of mine," said Freshour. "It's also an exciting time to be part of Chemeketa as we head in new directions under President Cheryl Roberts." Athletic scholarships provided by Chemeketa should help attract some of the area's top talent, and Freshour sees talent as key to his plans. "I want to build a Chemeketa dynasty within the Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges," he said. "The high schools in our area produce fantastic players who have the skill to take Chemeketa to the top of the division." Freshour is a former coach of girls basketball teams at North Salem and West Salem high schools. As head coach at Amity High School, Freshour led nine girls basketball teams to the state tournament. Cassie Belmodis, Chemeketa athletic director, is eager to see Freshour's vision come to life on the court. "He brings an excitement and passion to the game of basketball that we are sure, will carry over to the women's basketball program. His years of success and experience as a coach, athletic director, and involvement in community sports will be an asset to his team and the Storm Athletic Department," she said. For more information about the women's basketball program, contact Freshour at 503-399-5053, or Cassie Belmodis at 503.399.5159 or cassieb@chemeketa.edu.
August 06, 2008
Collier to lead PCC Panther Hoops in 2008-09
August 04, 2008
Portland, OR - Portland Community College has appointed Kevin Collier as the interim Head
Coach for the PCC Men's Basketball team. The appointment came after recent
resignation of Head Coach Wayne Mendezona, who has taken the head coaching
position at the Muharraq Club in Bahrain. Collier, who is thirty five years
old, is heading into his fourth year of collegiate coaching where he has
served as an Assistant Coach during the previous three seasons at PCC.
Coach Collier is optimistic about leading the Panthers into the 2008-09
season after a 4-26 record last year. Coach Collier's vision and
expectations are to turn PCC's team into an immediate winner. He Credits
Coach Mendezona for being an excellent mentor and coach. He further states that the influence of Mendezona has definitely prepared him for
success in this position. Coach Collier's main points of emphasis are
academic excellence, playing hard, playing smart, and having fun!
Guerra takes reins of Linn-Benton Women's Basketball Coach Guerra has been the Head Varsity Coach for the Lakeview High School Girls Basketball team for the last 3 years. Her first year coaching record was 18-6 and 2nd round play-offs. Second year saw a record of 12-12 and 2nd round play-offs. In her third year, Teresa coached her team to a 14-13 record and made an appearance at the 2A State Tournament. Teresa herself played Junior College basketball for 2 years in California – one year at De Anza Junior College and 1 year at Foothill Junior College. Teresa took her own playing career to the next level when she played 1 year at Eastern Oregon University. Teresa earned a Masters of Teacher Education from Eastern Oregon University and a Bachelor of Science, Physical Education/Health from Eastern Oregon University. Teresa was previously employed as a Physical Education Teacher for grades 7-12 at Lakeview High School, Oregon.
June 05, 2008
Albany, OR - The Linn-Benton Community College's athletic department is pleased to announce the appointment of Teresa Guerra as the Head Women's Basketball Coach.
Stewart returns to head Peninsula Women's Basketball Port Angeles, WA - Julie Stewart returns to the helm where she directed the Pirates to the only North Division women's basketball championship in school history. Stewart, who coached at Peninsula from 2003-2005 before stepping down to be home with her young children, was named women's basketball head coach, as announced by Athletic Director Rick Ross. "Julie is a great basketball coach, and a great mom, and we're very pleased she worked out a plan to do both," Ross said. "We're lucky to have her back." Stewart said she carefully weighed the impact on her family vs. her love of the game of basketball in making her decision. "Although my decision was made in a week's time it was done with thoughtful consideration," she said. "I love coaching basketball and it has become a lifestyle for my family. Being a college student-athlete is an exciting time for these young ladies and I look forward to being the head coach for the Peninsula Pirate Women." Stewart's Pirates went 13-12 her first year as head coach in 2003-04 and then went 21-10, 12-4 in conference play, to win the North Division championship her second year. It was a memorable night in Peninsula College history when she was at one end of the gym, cutting down the net with her players, while her husband Peter and his players were at the other end, cutting down the other net, in celebration of a conference championship of their own. She returns to the Pirate helm with six years of high school, collegiate and professional coaching experience and nine years of experience running basketball camps and clinics in the U.S., Canada, Australia, Malaysia and China. A basketball and track and field standout at the University of North Dakota from 1986-1991, Stewart has a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics. Stewart replaces Tiffany Darling, who coached the Pirates through two seasons before resigning in March. In addition to coaching basketball, Stewart will teach part time.
June 03, 2008
Brent Hermanson takes helm of Bellevue Women's Basketball For the second time in as many years, the BCC Women's Basketball program will be headed up by a former assistant coach. Athletic Director Bill O'Connor named Brent Hermanson, an assistant coach last season, as the successor to Steve Lowe, who has stepped down to pursue a coaching opportunity at NCAA Division II Cameron University in Lawton, Oklahoma. Lowe described his decision to leave BCC as "bittersweet", stating that "On one hand I'm very sad to leave Bellevue and the friends I've made here. On the other hand, I'm getting a chance to coach at a four year institution. Coach Tom Webb and Cameron University have given me an opportunity to do something that I'm truly passionate about; coaching the game of basketball full time." Lowe took the reins at Bellevue in June of 2007, replacing Cheryl Sorenson who moved on to take an assistant coaching position at NCAA Division I Eastern Washington University. As an assistant under Sorenson from 2004-2007, he helped accomplish a remarkable turnaround, taking the team from 4-22 record in their first season to the best season in school history with a 26-5 overall record in 2006-2007, and a runner-up finish at the NWAACC Championships. Last season, BCC finished 18-13 overall, 12-4 in the Northern Region, and qualified for the NWAACC tournament for the third year in a row. "I want to thank Bellevue Community College, the athletic department, and everyone that played for the women's program during my time" he said. "I've met a lot of great people during my tenure here and I have nothing but great memories." O'Connor did not have to look far in finding a replacement for Lowe, naming Hermanson head coach after his first season as an assistant at BCC. "We have had outstanding coaches, but also two coaching changes in two years" said O'Connor. "I am excited to be able to turn to a quality individual such as Brent, who will add a measure of stability to the program and will continue our recent tradition of having excellent coaches in Women's Basketball." In his first act as Head Coach, Hermanson has announced a pair of adjustments to the coaching staff. Paulette Martin, an assistant on last year's team alongside Hermanson, has been named as Associate Head Coach, and Dan Toblin has been promoted from Strength and Conditioning Coach to an Assistant Coach position. "It was important to continue to build on what Coach Lowe started, so retaining the coaching staff was a critical step" said Hermanson. "Bellevue has consistently competed at a high level in the NWAACC and with the recruiting class that has been assembled by Coach Lowe for the 2008-2009 season, I expect to continue the tradition of excellence that has been established within the Women's Basketball program." Hermanson has been a mainstay in the girls' youth basketball circuit over the last 10 years, having worked with both the Redmond Select and Flight AAU basketball programs. Last year was his first season coaching in the college ranks. "I am extremely excited for the opportunity to coach at Bellevue Community College" he said. "I believe we will compete again this year to win the Northern Region, and return to the NWAACC Tournament."
May 30, 2008
Schooler takes reins of Edmonds women's basketball program Edmonds Community College has named Jennifer Schooler as the new head women's basketball coach and Trisha Terhar as the lead assistant coach. Both coaches achieved academic goals while playing college basketball and aim to share that experience with players. Schooler has played point-guard at both the community college and collegiate level at Wenatchee Valley College from 1998-2000 and then on scholarship at the University of Idaho from 2000-2002. She holds a Bachelor of Science in psychology from the University of Idaho and a Master's in education and technology. She is currently working toward a second Master's in sports psychology. Previously, Jennifer coached at Deer Park High School and was an assistant at Evergreen State College. As head coach she will focus on encouraging hard work and creating a strong team experience for student-athletes. "Athletes are students first," Schooler said. "The great thing about basketball for me was that it paid for my education. I want Edmonds Community College to be a pathway for student-athletes to get a great education that prepares them to further their education." Terhar joins Schooler as assistant coach. She is an Edmonds Community College alumna who played on the basketball team in 2004-05 when the team went to the playoffs. She then played at Pacific University from 2005-2007 where she earned her bachelor's degree in Sociology and made the Northwest Conference All-Academic team and the All-Tournament team at Menlo College Thanksgiving Classic.
May 13, 2008
NMHU Names Tiffany Darling New Head Women's Basketball Coach New Mexico Highlands University is pleased to announce that Tiffany Darling is their new Women's Basketball Coach. Darling accepted the position earlier this w
May 13, 2008