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Seattle Pacific (8-4, 3-1)
Thursday 7pm | New PE Building | Monmouth, Oregon
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Western Oregon (7-4, 1-2)
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MSU Billings (11-4, 2-2)
Saturday 2:00 PM | New PE Building | Monmouth, Oregon
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Western Oregon Enters The Week | 2022-23 Stats
The Wolves won 77-68 against Seattle Pacific on Saturday. Kari McCrave They are going 4-7 from 3-point range while leading with 23 points, 4 rebounds and 4 steals.
McCrave is eighth in the conference in 16.1 points per game, third in steals with 2.4, seventh in 3-pointers made (2.1), and third in minutes played per game (32.1). Princey Paarhikok He also averaged double-digit 11.2 points per game, grabbed 6.6 rebounds (9th), led the team with 3.3 assists (9th in GNAC) and added 1.9 steals (6th). I’m here. She ranks 10th in her GNAC for her minutes played per game (30.8 minutes).
Opponents of the Week… Seattle Pacific Stats | MSU Claiming Stats
Seattle Pacific The week ended with a two-game win at home last week, beating the Northwest Nazarene 58-45 on Thursday (Natalie Hoff scored a team-leading 20 points) and No. 22 Central Washington 70-63 on Saturday as Ashley Alter has stepped down. 31 points.
Alter is tied for sixth in GNAC in scoring with 16.4 points per game, adding 6.5 rebounds, 2.4 assists and 2.0 steals per game (for fifth). Hoff is averaging 11.3 points, 5.9 rebounds, 1.7 assists and 1.1 blocks (tied for seventh). As a team, the Falcons have him second in the conference in points per game with 56.8, leading the team with 10.6 per game (he’s second in the GNAC).
Billing MSUs They had two losses at home on Thursday against then-22nd CWU (70-44) and Saturday against NNU (80-79).
The Yellowjackets feature a balanced scoring offense with seven players averaging over seven points per game. Karian Kunkel averaged 11.3 points and 4.5 rebounds, while Diauni Boyce averaged 10.9 points and 6.9 rebounds. The 6-foot-3 post Taryn Shelley played his first two games of the season for the MSUB last week, averaging 10.0 points and 2.5 rebounds per game in 15 minutes.
Recent history and SPU, MSUB
The Wolves dropped two games against the Seattle Pacific last season. His final win for WOU against the Falcons came at Monmouth on February 28, 2019 (60-53). Overall, the Wolves are 3-40 against SPU since his 2000-01 season.
WOU split two games against MSU Billings last season, winning at home and being eliminated midway through. Since the 2000-01 season, the Wolves are 8-27 against the Yellow Jackets.
western oregon notes
WOU’s Kari McCrave He stole six bases against CSU San Bernardino on December 18. This is the most stolen bases by a Wolves player since Dana’s Goulart stole seven bases on January 31, 2015. Pam Emery (1995-96) and Robin Parker (him three times between 1985-87).
WOU Selects GNAC Team of the Week (December 12th – Release)
The Western Oregon women’s basketball team was named GNAC Team of the Week on December 12th. With 2-0 wins over Corban and Willamette the week before, she went 6-2 overall and 6-0 in out-of-conference play. The Wolves started the week with a 77-54 victory over her on the road at Corban on her December 9th in Salem. Princey Paarhikok 4 WOU players 17 points while pacing in double digits Anna McCrave Achieved a double-double with 16 points, 10 rebounds, and four assists and three steals. Keelin Dawkins add 14 points, Kylie Arzner It was 12 points. The next day, the Wolves played a home opener with Willamette, defeating the Bearcats 67–51. Paaluhi-Caulk again led the Wolves with his 20 points and six rebounds and he recorded five steals. Kari McCrave Dawkins added 12 points and 6 rebounds but had 13 points.
Wolves Voted 9th in GNAC Preseason Polls
The Western Oregon women’s basketball team was voted ninth in the GNAC preseason poll released on October 21st. The Wolves finished with her 22 points, ahead of Alaska (15) and behind the St. Her Martins (27). Western Washington was selected first with 98 points, first with 8 points, followed by Anchorage, Alaska (84 points, 1st place vote) and Billings, Montana (81 points, 1st place vote). I was. WOU went 9-17 overall and 5-13 in the GNAC last season, finishing eighth in the conference.
Women’s Basketball Preseason Vote
1. Western Washington (8), 98 points.
2. Alaska Anchorage (1), 84 points.
3. Montana St. Billings (1), 81 points.
4. Central Washington, 67 points.
5. Simon Fraser, 59 points.
6. Northwest Nazarene, 55 points.
7. Seattle Pacific, 42 points.
8. St. Martins, 27 points.
9. Western Oregon, 22 points.
10. Alaska, 15 points.
