Men’s and Women’s Basketball hosted Everett in crucial North Region contests on Wednesday, January 27th. Read up on your Phins below!

Men’s Basketball took on the high powered Everett Trojans and struggled from the jump to slow them down. Everett shot 60% from the field in the first half on their way to a 55-31 lead. The Phins could not muster much of a fight in the second half either as Everett rode their hot shooting to a 107-72 final score. In the loss the Phins were led in scoring by Joe Ghebrehiwot’s 23 points. Devan Jackson added 15 points and grabbed 6 rebounds. Torrence Baker led the team with 9 rebounds and added 14 points.

The loss drops the Phins to 7-10 overall and 2- 4 in the North Region. Next up Shoreline will travel to Peninsula College on Saturday, January 30th to finish out the first round of North Region play. Shoreline currently sits in a tie for 6th place, two games behind a coveted NWAC playoff berth.

Women’s Basketball controlled their first half against Everett taking a 3 point lead into the intermission. In the second half the Phins could not take care of the basketball leading to Everett’s 26 points off turnovers. Shoreline could only score 16 points in the second half and dropped the game 46-65. The Phins were led in scoring by Enjunay Jones-Lee with 15 points to go with her 5 boards. Darrien Dolquist-Larson scored 12 points and Janaya Williams added 10.

The loss moves the Phins to 4-11 overall and 2-4 in the North Region. The Phins are currently in 5th place just 2 games back of Everett for 4th. The Women travel to Peninsula on Saturday, January 30th for a big game against defending NWAC Champion Peninsula College.

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball traveled to Port Angeles on Saturday, January 30th to take on the Pirates of Peninsula College. Get up to date with both teams as they reach the half way point of North Region play.

Men’s Basketball entered their contest with Peninsula on  a 3 game losing streak after starting North Region play with a 2-1 record. Some good news for the Phins was the return of point guard Ben Steinbrueck to the line up. Steinbrueck was leading the NWAC in assists before an injury kept him off the court for 6 weeks. The Phins trailed most of the way on Saturday falling behind by as many as 18 points in the first half and 15 in the second half. However Shoreline would not go away and they slowly chipped away at the Peninsula lead. With 35 seconds remaining a Torrence Baker put back got the Phins within 2 points. Peninsula was clutch down the stretch from the free throw line going a perfect 8-8 in the final 3 minutes of the game. The Phins never got closer than 2 points and dropped the game 65-70.

Shoreline was led by Jason Smarr’s 21 points and 6 rebounds. Baker led the lead with 7 rebounds to go with his 7 points. Gadisa Margarsa scored 14 points. Skyler Kelley added 11 points. Devan Jackson grabbed 6 rebounds.

The Phins are now 7-11 overall and 2-5 in North Region play. At the half way point of Region play the Phins are 2 games out of the final playoff spot. Shoreline has a bye on Wednesday and travels to Bellevue College on Saturday, February 6th for a 6pm game against the Bulldogs. Their next home game is Wednesday, February 10th at 7:30pm against Skagit Valley.

Women’s Basketball had a tough task at hand on Saturday. Defending NWAC Champion Peninsula College came into the game in a 3 way tie for first place of the North Region standings. The Phins put up a great fight, but couldn’t overcome a slow first half of scoring. The first half ended with the Phins trailing 15-33. In the second half the Phins could not quite muster a come back but played Peninsula tight eventually dropping the game 47-67.

The Phins were led by 13 points and 4 steals from Darrien Dolquist-Larson. Enjunay Jones-Lee led the team with 8 rebounds to go with her 6 points. Janaya Williams scored 5 point and grabbed 4 rebounds. Paris Sanders also had 4 boards to go with her 4 points.

The Phins are now 4-12 overall and 2-5 in the North Region. Shoreline heads into the second half of league play just 2 games out of the playoffs. The Phins take to the road to face Bellevue College on Saturday, February 6th at 4pm. Their next home game is Wednesday, February 10th at 5:30pm against Skagit Valley.

On Saturday, February 6th the Shoreline CC Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams traveled to Bellevue College to begin the second half of North Region play with games against the Bulldogs. Catch up on all the exciting action below in this edition of the Surf Report.

Women’s Basketball finished the first half of North Region play two games out of the last Region playoff spot. Bellevue College entered the match up with the Phins in a 3 way tie for 1st place in the region. The Bulldogs were also ranked #3 in the latest NWAC Alaska Airlines Coaches Poll. The Phins didn’t let the rankings intimidate them and jumped out to an early first half lead. Shoreline controlled much of the first half and went into intermission with an 8 point lead. Bellevue fought back in the 3rd quarter to tie the game up heading into the 4th. Down the stretch Bellevue got a few breaks and eventually pulled away with a 67-62 victory over the Phins.

Shoreline was led by Darrien Dolquist-Larson’s 21 points and 4 steals. Enjunay Jones-Lee recorded a double-double with 11 points and 12 rebounds to go with 4 steals of her own. Dani Hayes scroed 12 points and dished 6 assists. Paris Sanders grabbed 8 rebounds to go with 6 points and 2 blocks. The loss drops the Phins to 2-6 in the North Region and 4-13 overall. They remain just 2 games out of the final playoff spot with 6 North Region games to go. The Phins host Skagit Valley on Wednesday, February 10th at 5:30pm.

Men’s Basketball came into the second half of North Region play in a similar spot to the Women’s team. A 2-5 North Region record through the first half of Region play left the Phins two games out of the playoff picture. In the first game between these two teams the Phins pulled out a tough 75-68 victory. This time around Bellevue took early control leading by as much as ten points in the first half. Shoreline made a run late in the 1st half to bring their deficit to just 1 point at the half. Bellevue again jumped out to a lead in the second stanza, using 23 offensive rebounds and 18 forced turn overs to create a number of extra opportunities. The Phins battled back and had multiple attempts at shots to tie the game down the stretch that just fell short. The Phins dropped the game 65-67.

Shoreline was led by Jason Smarr’s 21 points and 8 rebounds. Skyler Kelley added 19 points with 5 3 pointers. Joe Ghebrehiwot scored 10 points and grabbed 4 rebounds. Torrence Baker battled foul trouble to score 8 points in just 15 minutes. Ben Steinbrueck led the team with 6 assists. The loss drops Shoreline to 2-6 in the North Region and 7-12 overall. Shoreline is still 2 games out of the final playoff spot with 6 games to go. The Phins host Skagit Valley on Wednesday, February 10th at 7:30pm in what is a must win for Shoreline’s playoff hopes.

Men’s and Women’s Basketball hosted Skagit Valley College on Wednesday, February 11th in a bball doubleheader. Both teams are fighting for an NWAC playoff berth out of the difficult North Region. Only 3 weeks remain in the regular season so every game counts!

Men’s Basketball came into their game against Skagit on a 5 game losing streak with a 2-6 North Region record. The Phins desperately needed a win to keep pace with the rest of the North Region and cling to their NWAC playoff hopes. In the first match up between the two teams Skagit came back from an 18 point deficit to take an 88-80 victory over the Phins. On Wednesday night the Phins again jumped out to an early double digit lead on Skagit taking a 47-32 lead into the half. This time around Shoreline was able to extend their lead behind the shooting of Jason Smarr, Devan Jackson and Gadisa Margarsa. The Phins pulled away from Skagit in the second half cruising to a 96-69 victory.

Smarr led Shoreline with 26 points and 16 rebounds. Jackson provided a spark off the bench with 20 points and 5 rebounds. Margarsa poured in 22 points and dished 4 assists. Joe Ghebrehiwot recorded a double double with 12 points and 10 rebounds. Torrence Baker also produced 12 points to go with 7 rebounds. In an all around team performance the Phins out rebounded Skagit 52-32 and had 20 assists on 32 field goals.

Shoreline travels to Bremerton on Saturday, February 13th to take on Olympic College in another must win for the Phins. Shoreline is now 8-12 on the year and 3-6 in the North Region. They sit one game out of the 4th and final North Region playoff spot. The next home game for the Phins is Saturday, February 20th at 4pm against Edmonds.

Women’s Basketball took on Skagit in a similar position to the Men’s team. With 6 games to go in league the Phins trailed Everett for the 4th playoff spot by 2 games. In their first match up Skagit used two big quarters to pull away from Shoreline for a 74-46 victory. In the Wednesday night match up, the first place Cardinals of Skagit Valley jumped out to an early lead and never let the Phins back into the game. Skagit’s defense held the Phins to single digit scoring in each of the first 3 quarters. The Cardinals held on in the 4th and finished with a 82-43 victory over the Phins.

In the loss the Phins were led in scoring by Enjunay Jones-Lee with 13. Dani Hayes scored 8 points, dished 3 assists, and grabbed 3 rebounds. Paris Sanders led the team with 5 rebounds. Shoreline is now 4-14 overall and 2-7 in the North Region. They trail Everett by 3 games with 5 remaining. Shoreline travels to Olympic College on Saturday, February 13th for a 2pm game. Their next home game is on Saturday, February 20th against Edmonds at 2pm.

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball traveled across the Puget Sound to take on the Rangers of Olympic College on Saturday, February 13th. See how your Phins fared in the North Region double header in the Surf Report:

Women’s Basketball came into their match up with Olympic trailing Everett by 3 games for the final North Region playoff spot. In their previous game with the Rangers our Phins pulled away in the 4th quarter to get a 56-46 victory. This time around neither team could pull away as Olympic held a 1 point lead at the end of each of the first 3 quarters. In the 4th quarter Olympic finally created enough a of a cushion to force the Phins to have to foul down the stretch. Olympic knocked down 18-25 free throws for the game and hit 4-4 down the stretch with the pressure on to seal a tight 53-49 victory over the Phins. The Phins forced 20 turnovers and held Olympic to just 28% shooting but could not overcome their own shooting woes to get the road win.

The Phins were led by Chrishelle Sentman’s 13 points and 5 rebounds off the bench. Janaya Williams came off the bench to add 11 points. Betty Alem and Paris Sanders combined for 9 points and 13 rebounds. Shoreline falls to 2-8 in the North Region and 4-15 overall. They remain 3 games behind 4th place Everett with 4 games to go in North Region play. Shoreline travels to Whatcom on Wednesday, February 17th for a 5pm tip off. Their next home game is Saturday, February 20th at 2pm against Edmonds.

Men’s Basketball came into their game with Olympic needing a win to keep pace in the crowded North Region playoff race. The Phins came out with purpose in the first half holding the high scoring Rangers to just 36 points. Foul trouble in the first half finally caught up to the Phins in the second half as Torrence Baker and Kwame Kang both fouled out and were limited in minutes. The Phins were unable match their first half defensive effort in the second half and gave up 53 points to Olympic in the second stanza. Shoreline made 14 3 pointers in the game, but could not keep pace with Olympic’s second half barrage and dropped the game 89-86.

The Phins were led by Jason Smarr’s 28 points and 6 rebounds. Gadisa Margarsa scored 18 points and handed out 7 assists while being tasked with guarding the leading scorer in the NWAC. Devan Jackson came off the bench to score 14 points and grab 6 rebounds. Ben Steinbrueck scored 13 points, grabbed 5 rebounds and dished 8 assists in his most minutes since coming back from injury. The loss drops Shoreline to 3-7 in the North Region and 8-13 overall. The Phins trail 3 teams tied for the final two playoff spots. Shoreline travels to Whatcom on Wednesday, February 17th to take on the Orcas in a must win game for the Phins. Their next home game is Saturday, February 20th at 4pm against Edmonds.

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball took to the road on Wednesday, November 17th for the 4th time in 5 games with a North Region match up against Whatcom Community College. The Surf Report has all your Phin highlights!

Women’s Basketball beat Whatcom in the first round by a score of 69-57 and needed another win to keep pace with Everett for the final North Region playoff spot. The Phins jumped out to an early 19-16 first quarter lead. Whatcom came back in the second quarter to take a 1 point lead into the half time break. In the second half the Phins took complete control holding Whatcom to just 10 point and 13 points in the final two quarters respectively. The Phins got a big 71-58 victory on the road.

The Phins got two huge performances from Enjunay Jones Lee and Darrien Dolquist-Larson. Jones-Lee led the Phins with 29 points while Dolquist-Larson added 21 to go with 5 rebounds and 4 assists. Dani Hayes scored 6 points and led the team with 8 assists. Paris Sanders grabbed 9 rebounds to lead the team on the glass.

The Phins are two games behind Everett for the 4th playoff spot out of the North Region. Shoreline hosts Edmonds on Saturday, February 18th at 2pm. Then the Phins travel to Everett on Saturday, February 24th in a game that may very well decide the 4th place finisher in the North Region.

Men’s Basketball lost to Whatcom by a score of 79-62 in their first match up of the season. On Wednesday night Whatcom jumped out to an 11-0 lead to start the game. Shoreline never got going in the first half and went into the break down 24-34. The second half started just like the first as Whatcom extended their lead to 47-30. The Phins shooters  woke up in the last 16 minutes as Devan Jackson (4), Jason Smarr (3) and Skyler Kelley (2) combined for 9 second half three pointers. The Phins came all the way back to tie the score at 57 with 2 and a half minutes remaining, however Shoreline could never take a lead and dropped the game by a final of 59-57.

In the loss the Phins were led by Jackson’s 18 points off the bench. Smarr scored 13 and grabbed 4 rebounds. Kelley finished with 8 points and led the team with 6 rebounds. Point guard Ben Steinbrueck led the team with 10 assists. The Phins are now 3 games back of three teams tied for 2nd through 4th place with 3 games remaining on the North Region schedule. The Phins host Edmonds on Saturday, February 20th at 4pm.

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The Winter sports season is winding down and with that means playoff races in Men’s and Women’s Basketball. Our Shoreline Basketball teams hosted Edmonds for a vitally important basketball double header on Saturday, February 20th. Get up to date with all of the NWAC North Region playoff scenarios in this week’s Surf Report:

Men’s Basketball came into their game against Edmonds having lost 4 out of their last 5 games. The 4 losses all came on the road by a combined score of just 12 points. The Phins’ lone victory in the 5 game stretch was a 26 point home win over Skagit Valley. In a must win game the Phins were hoping for some more magic in The Tank against Edmonds. The first half was a tight back and forth affair with Shoreline jumping out to a 5 point lead only to see Edmonds come back and take a 7 point lead of their own. At the half Edmonds held on to a tight 46-44 lead. The second half is when the game heated up. Edmonds extended an early lead all the way out to 65-51 with 15 minutes remaining. Following a time out Shoreline hit 3 straight 3 pointers to cut the 14 point lead to 5.  Eventually the Phins came all the way back and tied the game at 70. With all the momentum the Phins pushed out to their own 14 point lead at 88-74. Edmonds refused to go away going on a 12-2 run to cut the Phins lead to just 4 points with 2 minutes to go. Devan Jackson hit 2 deep 3 pointers on the next two ensuing Phins possessions to seal a 102-92 victory and keep their playoff hopes alive.

The Phins were led by Jackson’s 33 points on 9-13 shooting from the 3 point line. Gadisa Margarsa paced the team throughout with 22 points and 6 big free throws down the stretch to ice the win. Jason Smarr scored 14 points, grabbed 4 rebounds and dished out 7 assists. Ben Steinbrueck scored 11 points to go with his team leading 8 assists. Joe Ghebrehiwot and Torrence Baker manned the middle and combined for 17 points and 6 rebounds.

The win moves Shoreline to 4-8 in the North Region still 2 games back of the final playoff spot with 2 games to go. The Phins travel to Everett on Wednesday, February 24th for a 7pm game. Their last home game is Saturday, February 27th at 4pm against North Region champion Peninsula College. The Phins have to win their last two North Region games to have a chance at the last NWAC playoff spot.

Women’s Basketball began the day Saturday trailing Everett by 2 games for the final playoff spot in the North Region. Facing a must win situation the Phins used stifling defense to take early control ovf their game with Edmonds. Shoreline held Edmonds to just 20 first half points on their way to a 30-20 lead at the break. The 3rd quarter is when the Phins took complete control of the game holding Edmonds to just 11 points and exploding on the offensive end for 26. Shoreline never looked back and pulled out a 74-48 victory.

The Phins were led by 14 points and 8 rebounds from Betty Alem. Paris Sanders led the team with 9 rebounds to go with her 8 points. Enjunay Jones-Lee scored 13 points and grabbed 5 rebounds. Darrien Dolquist-Larson 10 points and also had 5 rebounds to go with 4 assists. Dani Hayes led the team with 5 assists and scored 7 points.

The win keeps the Phins very much in the playoff picture of the North Region. Everett won on Saturday and remain two games ahead of the Phins. These two teams match up in a huge game on Wednesday, February 24th at Everett at 5pm. The Phins need to win their last two games and hope that Everett drops their final game on the last day of Region play to force a tie for 4th place.

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Our Winter sports season is coming to an end and with that it is time to celebrate our Sophomore Men’s and Women’s Basketball plays. On Saturday, February 27th our basketball programs host Peninsula College in their last home game of the season. The Women’s team tips off at 2pm and the Men start at 4pm. The Sophomores for each team will be honored just prior to their game.

Women’s Basketball Sophomores

Fatuma Abu is in her second season with the Dolphins after graduating from Rainier Beach High School. In 2014-15 Abu averaged 9 points per game and made 42 3 pointers appearing in 22 games. This season Abu is averaging 3 point per game and has appeared in 17 games. 

Darrien Dolquist-Larson started her career at Skagit Valley in 2013-14 after playing high school basketball and soccer at Mt. Vernon High School. She transferred to Shoreline to participate in the 2015-16 season with the Phins. Dolquist-Larson is leading the Phins with 14 points per game and 2.5 steals per game. She is also averaging 4 rebounds and 2 assists per game.

Men’s Basketball Sophomores

Skyler Kelley is in his second season with the Phins after playing prep basketball and football at Shadle Park High School. In the 2014-15 season Kelley scored 11 points per game and shot a team leading 47% from the 3 point line with a team leading 59 made 3 pointers. He also led the team with 84% from the free throw line. In the 2015-16 season Kelley is averaging 10 points per game, shooting 40% from 3, and 82% from the free throw line.

Kwame Kang is in his second season with the Phins after playing one year at Bellevue College and prepping at Garfield High School. Kang’s 2014-15 season was cut short due to injury, but through 5 games he was averaging 3 points per game. In 2015-16 Kang has embraced a role as a defensive stopper to go with averaging 3 points and 2 rebounds per game. Kang scored 13 points in a big home win over Olympic College on January 16th.

Jason Smarr started his career at Clark College where he was an NWAC champion as a Freshmen. Smarr played high school basketball, football and baseball at nearby Edmonds-Woodway High School. In the 2015-16 season Smarr has led the Phins with 17 points and 6 rebounds per game while shooting 45% from the 3 point line. He had a career high of 28 points on two different occasions against Olympic College.

Please join us on Saturday, February 27th as we recognize our Sophomores and push for two wins to close out the season!

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball traveled to Everett on Wednesday, February 24th for their last road game of the North Region schedule. Both teams needed wins to keep their playoff hopes alive. See how your Phins did in Everett in the latest Surf Report.

Women’s Basketball came into their match up with Everett trailing the Trojans by 2 games for the final North Region Playoff spot. The Phins needed a win to stay alive heading into the final day of North Region play. The game was tight statistically as each team grabbed 46 rebounds and only had 12 turn overs. Everett got to the free throw line 7 more times than the Phins, but only shot 57%. Meanwhile the Phins converted on 75% of their free throw attempts. Everett maintained a 32-23 lead at the half that they extended to ten points with a 13-12 3rd quarter. Shoreline refused to go away and came back in the 4th quarter cutting the Everett lead to just 2 points down the stretch. The Phins had to foul and Everett converted 4 straight free throws to win the game 60-54.

Shoreline was led by Enjunay Jones Lee’s 20 points, 4 rebounds and 3 assists. Darrien Dolquist-Larson scored 14 points and grabbed 5 rebounds. Paris Sanders led the team with 11 rebounds to go with her 3 points. Betty Alem grabbed 9 boards. Dani Hayes led the team with 4 assists.

The loss drops Shoreline to 4-9 in league and 6-16 overall. The Phins host 1st place and NWAC defending champion Peninsula College on Saturday, February 27th at 2pm. This is the last home game of the year and we will be celebrating Sophomores Fatuma Abu and Darrien Dolquist-Larson.

Men’s Basketball faced a similar situation to the women, needing a win to keep their slim playoff hopes alive. The Phins came into the game trailing Edmonds by two games for the last North Region playoff spot. Shoreline needed to win Wednesday night and hope that Edmonds dropped their game against Olympic. Shoreline started the game up 20-10, but an Everett time out changed the momentum. Everett went on a 20-2 run to take a 30-22 lead. Shoreline matched Everett’s run with one of their own to close the half trailing 32-33. In the second half the Phins controlled the pace and the game behind 55% shooting from the field. Shoreline’s defense also held Everett to just 35% shooting in the second half. The Phins assisted on 15 of their 25 field goals on their way to a 73-67 victory.

Shoreline was led by Devan Jackson’s 20 points and 7 rebounds in just 27 minutes. Jason Smarr scored 16 points and grabbed 7 rebounds. Gadisa Margarsa scored 13 points and grabbed 4 rebounds. Torrence Baker scored 9 points and grabbed 6 rebounds. Ben Steinbrueck led the team with 6 assists to go with his 9 points.

The win moves the Phins to 5-8 in the North Region and 10-14 overall. The excitement of the win was dashed as word made it to the Phins’ locker room that Edmonds had beat Olympic eliminating the Phins from the North Region playoff picture. The Phins still have one game remaining against Peninsula College on Saturday, February 27th at 4pm. Shoreline will honor Sophomores Skyler Kelley, Kwame Kang and Jason Smarr.

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball hosted Peninsula College on Saturday, February 27th for the last basketball doubleheader of the Winter sports season. The Surf Report has all the exciting basketball action from this past weekend.

Men’s Basketball came into their game against Peninsula on a 2 game winning streak, but unfortunately had been eliminated from contention for the NWAC tournament when Edmonds beat Olympic on Wednesday, February 24th. Peninsula had already wrapped up the North Region Championship and the #1 seed going into the NWAC tournament thanks to a 9 game winning streak of their own. The Phins honored their Sophomores Skyler Kelley, Kwame Kang and Jason Smarr as the trio of guards played their last game for Shoreline.

The Phins held Peninsula to just 40% shooting and out rebounded the Pirates 48-34. Shoreline also won the battle at the free throw line going 12-16 compared to just 5-10 for Peninsula. Despite winning these statistical categories the Phins still trailed Peninsula 36-38 at the half. Peninsula controlled the early part of the 2nd half pushing out to their largest lead of the game by 9 points at 50-41. Shoreline made a run back at Peninsula behind buckets from Smarr, Gadisa Margarsa and Joe Ghebrehiwot to take the lead back at 56-55. The lead would change 2 more time sbefore Shoreline took control behind another Smarr three. Shoreline went on to win 74-63 snapping Peninsula’s 9 game winning streak.

The Phins were led by 18 points and 9 rebounds from Jason Smarr in his last contest as a Phin. Torrence Baker scored 13 points to go with 4 rebounds. Devan Jackson scored 10 points, grabbed 9 rebounds, dished out 4 assists, had 5 steals and blocked 3 shots in an all around performance. All 8 Phins that played in this game scored.

The win moved the Phins to 6-8 in the North region and 11-14 overall. Shoreline finished just 1 game out of a tie for 4th place and a shot at the last North Region playoff spot. The Phins went 4-3 in the second half of North Region play with their 3 losses coming at a combined score of 7 points.

Women’s Basketball took on the defending NWAC Champion Peninsula Pirates. Peninsula had already secured a share of the North Region title prior to Saturday’s game. The Phins were eliminated from the North Region playoffs on Wednesday with a loss to Everett. The Phins honored Sophomores Fatuma Abu and Darrien Dolquist-Larson as the two guards played their last game in a Phins’ uniform.

Peninsula jumped out to an early 24-12 first quarter lead and never looked back. The Pirates out rebounded the Phins 48-33 and got to the free throw line 26 times where they made 81% of their shots. Peninsula pulled away for an 81-46 victory. The Phins were led by Dolquist-Larson’s 12 points and 5 assists. Fellow Sophomore Fatuma Abu was the only other Phin in double figures with 10 points. Paris Sanders led the team with 8 rebounds.

The Phins made a major improvement in Head Coach Darnellia Russell’s second full season. The Phins improved from 0 wins in the 2014-15 season to an overall record of 6-17 including a 4-10 North Region record. The Phins were in playoff contention all the way until the last week of Region play and return a majority of their roster for the 2016-17 season.

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball played their 3rd straight North Region game on the road with a trip to Everett Community College on Wednesday, February 1st. The Wednesday night contest closed out the first round of North Region play for both teams. The top 4 teams automatically qualify for the NWAC Tournament and our Men and Women are right in the thick of the race for one of the 4 coveted spots.

Women’s Basketball came into their game with Everett tied for 4th place with the Trojans at 3-3 in the North Region. In the biggest game of their season to date the Phins came out focused and ready – Shoreline took a 22-10 lead after the 1st quarter. To start the second half the Phins still hung onto a 9 point lead, but Everett would quickly erase the deficit in the early moments of the 3rd quarter setting up a back and forth battle for the final two quarters. Everett took final control of the game in the last minutes and hit clutch free throws down the stretch to hold onto a 61-55 victory.

In the loss the Phins were led by Enjunay Jones-Lee’s 19 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists. Paris Sanders led the Phins with 11 rebounds to go with her 6 points. Betty Alem scored 10 points on 5 of 6 shooting from the field. Janaya Williams scored 9 points, grabbed 9 rebounds and dished out 4 assists.

The Phins are now 3-4 in the North Region and 6-11 overall. The Phins are one game behind Everett for 4th place heading into the second half of North Region play. Shoreline begins the second half tilt with a trip to Port Angeles on Wednesday, February 8th for a game against 1st place Peninsula. The Phins return home for the first time since January 21st with a home game against Whatcom on Saturday, February 11th at 2pm.

Men’s Basketball entered their game with Everett in a 4 way tie for 3rd place with Everett, Bellevue and Skagit Valley. In a very competitive North Region 7 of the 8 teams came into the final night of the first round within 3 games of each other. In the first half Everett and Shoreline took turns making runs at each other with neither team taking more than a 6 point lead. Shoreline led 38-35 at the half and ran out to a 19 point lead early in the second stanza. Everett slowly chipped away at the Shoreline lead eventually pulling within  4 points with a minute and a half to go in the game. On the ensuing possession Dana Abe hit a deep jumper and following a Shoreline defensive stop Anddrew Hawkins went 2-2 from the foul line to secure an 83-75  victory.

The Phins were led by Abe’s 34 points, 8 rebounds and 5 assists. Abdul Mohamed scored 16 points on 6-6 shooting from the field to go with 4 rebounds and 4 assists. Ben Steinbrueck and Anddrew Hawkins combined for 18 points, 11 rebounds and 6 assists. Jacob Perkins controlled the glass with 8 rebounds.

Shoreline is now 4-3 in the North Region and 11-7 overall. The Phins sit in a 4 way tie for 2nd place just 2 games back of first place Peninsula. Shoreline has a chance to close the gap on Peninsula in their next game – a road trip to Port Angeles to take on the Pirates on Wednesday, February 8th at 7pm. The Phins’ next home game is Saturday, February 11th at 4pm against Whatcom.

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The Shoreline Dolphins Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams traveled to Port Angeles to take on the Pirates of Peninsula College on Wednesday, February 8th. Our basketball teams have been road warriors with 4 straight away games during their North Region slate.

Men’s Basketball entered their contest with Peninsula in a 4 way tie for second place after the first round of North Region play. Peninsula completed the first round with a 6-1 record and a 2 game lead over the group chasing them for the top spot in the region – enough to earn the Pirates the #4 ranking in the latest Under Armour NWAC Coaches Poll. The Phins used a stifling defense to limit Peninsula to just 25% shooting and 51 points for the game. Although Shoreline only connected on 35% of their shots – the Phins did just enough to earn a tough 58-51 win on the road.

Shoreline was led by 22 points and 6 rebounds from Dana Abe. Ben Steinbrueck scored 8 points, including the game clinching 3 point shot in the final minute of play, and grabbed 6 rebounds. Jacob Perkins controlled the paint with 8 points and 6 rebounds while Anddrew Hawkins added 9 points. Abdul Mohamed turned in the performance of the game limiting Peninsula’s leading scorer to just 5 points on 2 for 15 shooting on the night.

In the midst of their 3 game win streak the Phins were recognized by the NWAC as Dana Abe was named the Under Armour Player of the Week for the entire NWAC. The Phins are now 5-3 in the North Region and  12-7 overall. Shoreline trails Peninsula by 1 game for 1st place and is currently in a 3 way tie for 2nd with Bellevue and Skagit Valley. The Phins return home for the first time since January 21st as they host Whatcom on Saturday, February 11th at 4pm.

After 4 games in North Region play Women’s Basketball found themselves in a 4 way tie for 1st place heading into their 4 game road trip. Unfortunately the road has not been kind to the Phins as Shoreline came into their game against Peninsula having dropped their last 3 games all by single digit deficits. The long road trip to Port Angeles had an effect on the Phins’ legs as they started slowly falling behind 6-29 after the 1st quarter. Shoreline could never recover from the early deficit as they could only manage 22% shooting for the game. The Phins eventually lost 44-83.

In the defeat the Phins were led by 13 points from Enjunay Jones-Lee. Janaya Williams led the Phins with 8 rebounds to go with her 5 points and 3 steals. Shoreline is now 3-5 in the North Region and trails Everett by 2 games for the 4th and final NWAC Tournament birth. The Phins host Whatcom on Saturday, February 11th at 2pm.

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball played their last 4 games on the road but finally returned home to host Whatcom on Saturday, February 11th in two important North Region match ups. Both teams won their first round game against Whatcom with the Women defeating the Orcas by a score of 80-75 and the Men pulling out a 67-62 come from behind victory.

Women’s Basketball struggled in their road games away from the friendly confines of The Aquarium. The Phins came into Saturday having dropped their last 4 games and needing a win to stay in the NWAC playoff race. Shoreline needed all 40 minutes – plus a little extra – to get a tough 63-62 win. The Dolphins and the Orcas battled back and forth through the first 3 quarters – Shoreline held a 1 point lead after the first, but Whatcom would take a 5 point lead into the half. The Phins dominated the 3rd quarter holding Whatcom to just 8 points on their way to a 59-52 lead entering the 4th quarter. However, Whatcom was not done yet and exploded for a 20 point 4th quarter. The game was tied with a minute to go when the Phins produced a defensive stop and a much needed rebound from Paris Sanders. After a time out Enjunay Jones-Lee got the ball with less than 5 seconds remaining, she drove hard right and pulled up to shoot from just inside the 3 point line – her shot was off but she was fouled on the attempt. With no time remaining on the clock Jones-Lee stepped up to the line and hit the game winning free throw.

The Phins were led in scoring by Brea Woods who came off the bench to score 18 points all on 6 3-pointers. Jones-Lee finished with 15 points and 5 rebounds. Janaya Williams scored 7 points grabbed 7 rebounds and dished out 6 assists. Paris Sanders scored 5 points and grabbed 7 rebounds. With the win the Phins remain two games out of 4th place in the North Region. Shoreline is now 4-5 in the North region and 7-12 overall. The Phins travel to Edmonds on Wednesday, February 15th for a 5pm game.

Men’s Basketball entered their match up with Whatcom coming off a big win at 1st place Peninsula. The Phins fell behind 22-11 early in the 1st half and with leading scorer Dana Abe Shoreline relied on their bench to get back in the game. Payton Tirrell and Joe Ghebrehiwot each hit 2 3 pointers to help lead a come back that gave the Phins a 37-32 half time lead. The teams played each other close in the second half as the Phins held on for a 69-64 victory.

All 12 Shoreline players that entered the game scored for the Phins. Shoreline scored 37 points off the bench and in the balanced attack only Anddrew Hawkins made his way to double figures with 11 points to go with a team leading 7 rebounds. CJ Bussey and Ghebrehiwot each added 8 points. Ben Steinbrueck scored 5 points and led the team with 7 assists.

The win keeps Shoreline in a 2 way tie for 2nd place with Bellevue. Both teams trail Peninsula by 1 game for 1st place in the North Region standings. Shoreline is now 6-3 in the North Region and 13-7 overall. The Phins return to the road to take on Edmonds on Wednesday, February 15th at 7pm.

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball traveled just down the road to Edmonds for a pivotal North Region contest on Wednesday, February 16th. Women’s Basketball has found themselves in a must-win situation since dropping a game at Peninsula to start the 2nd round of North Region play. After that loss the Phins dropped two games behind 4th place in the North Region standings, but Shoreline has performed well with their backs to the wall. On Saturday, February 11th the Phins pulled out a win over Whatcom and Shoreline kept their momentum with a big win over Edmonds. Shoreline dominated play from the jump winning 3 of 4 quarters and turned an 8 point half time lead into a comfortable 72-48 victory.

The Phins won every major statistical category. Shoreline shot 44% from the field and 30% from the 3 point line while holding Edmonds to just 30% shooting. The Phins won the rebounding battle 44-33 and forced 24 turn overs. Shoreline was led by Enjunay Jones-Lee’s 18 points. Brea Woods came off the bench to score 14 points. Paris Sanders scored 10 points to go with her 5 rebounds. Janaya Williams came close to her first triple double with 9 points, 11 rebounds and 8 steals.

With the win the Phins are now 5-5 in the North Region and 8-12 overall. Shoreline takes their 2 game winning streak on the road to Skagit Valley on Saturday, February 18th for a 5pm tip off. The Phins return home on Wednesday, February 22nd to take on Bellevue at 5:30pm – SCC is hosting “Pack the Stands Night” and the first 100 fans will get a Shoreline ‘Game Day” T Shirt.

Men’s Basketball found their stride in the North Region and entered Wednesday night’s game against Edmonds on a 4 game win streak. The Phins made it 5 straight and moved into a 3 way tie for 1st place with an 86-71 victory over Edmonds. Shoreline relied on their league leading defense to extend a 40-21 halftime lead into a 75-44 advantage half way through the 2nd half. Edmonds shot the ball well down the stretch and got within 14 points before falling by the 16 point margin.

Shoreline was led by Dana Abe’s 21 points and 8 rebounds. Joe Ghebrehiwot scored 10 points and grabbed 4 rebounds. Anddrew Hawkins had a rough night shooting but led the team with 9 rebounds. Will Luckett and Jacob Perkins combined for 17 points and 11 rebounds. Payton Tirrell added 9 points.

The Phins are now 7-3 in the North Region and 14-7 overall. Shoreline is now in a 3 way tie for 1st place with Bellevue and Peninsula. Prior to their 5 game win streak the Phins had lost 2 in a row – one of those losses came against their next opponent the Skagit Valley Cardinals. Shoreline travels to Mt. Vernon to take on Skagit Valley on Saturday, February 18th at 7pm in their last road game of the season.

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball made their final road trips of the season as they traveled to Mt. Vernon to take on Skagit Valley College. Both of our teams are in playoff contention as each game becomes more and more important down the stretch of the North Region schedule.

Women’s Basketball entered their contest with Skagit Valley just outside of the playoff picture – trailing Everett and Bellevue by 2 games with 4 to go. In their previous match up the Phins gave 1st place Skagit Valley one of their 2 losses in league. This time around the Phins never quite got in an offensive rhythm on the road. The Phins shot just 24% from the field and had 18 turnovers in the game. Shoreline never recovered from an 18-8 deficit after the first quarter eventually falling 41-71.

The Phins were led by Janaya Williams and her 14 points and 6 rebounds. Enjunay Jones-Lee added 11 points. Paris Sanders dominated the boards with 15 rebounds. The Phins are now 5-6 in the North Region and 8-13 overall. Shoreline trails Bellevue College by 2 games with 3 remaining. The Phins host Bellevue on Wednesday, February 22nd at 5:30pm in their biggest game of the year. The Phins face a must win situation as a loss would eliminate them from the NWAC Tournament. Wednesday night also marks the annual “Pack the Stands Night” as the first 100 fans will receive a Shoreline “Game Day” tshirt!

Men’s Basketball came into their game with Skagit on a 5 game win streak and in a 3 way tie for 1st place with Bellevue and Peninsula. In their first round match up Skagit beat the Phins in an overtime thriller by a final score of 85-82. Skagit started hot again on Wednesday taking a 9 point lead in the first half on 45% shooting. The Phins finished the 1st half on a little run to pull within 2 points at the break. In the 2nd half Shoreline tightened up their defense holding Skagit to just 26% shooting while not allowing a 3 point field goal. The Phins woke up offensively going 62% from the floor and 45% from 3 on their way to a 84-71 victory.

The Phins were led by 24 points from Dana Abe. Abe also added a team leading 8 rebounds. Anddrew Hawkins scored 13 points and grabbed 7 rebounds. Jacob Perkins went 5-5 from the field to score 11 points with his 7 rebounds. Point Guard Ben Steinbrueck scored 11 points and led the team with 7 assists. Abdul Mohamed was the only other Phin in double firgures with 10 points.

The Phins are now 8-3 in the North Region and 15-7 overall. Shoreline remains in a tie for 1st place with Peninsula College with 3 games remaining in the league schedule. On Wednesday, February 22nd the Phins host Bellevue College at 7:30pm on “Pack the Stand Night”.

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In front of a raucous crowd of faculty, staff, administration and students on “Pack the Stands Night” the Shoreline Men’s Basketball team rose to the top of the North Region standings. By defeating Bellevue College on Wednesday night the Phins won their 7th straight game and are now in sole possession of 1st place in the North Region standings. Shoreline once again relied on their league leading defense to secure the victory. The Phins held Bellevue to just 42% shooting and 23% from the 3 point line. Shoreline also forced 19 turnovers on the night and dominated the boards 42-31.

Shoreline took control of the game late in the 1st half going on a 10-2 run before the break. Bellevue scored the first bucket of the 2nd half to pull within 6 points, but the Phins answered with 3 pointers from Dana Abe and Ben Steinbrueck to extend their lead to 12. Shoreline went on to win by that same 12 point margin by a final score of 77-65. The Phins were led by 16 points and 8 rebounds from Abe. Abdul Mohamed added 15 points and 5 rebounds. Jacob Perkins scored 14 to go with 5 boards. Despite foul trouble Anddrew Hawkins scored 7 points and dished ut 5 assists. Derrik Dean led the bench with 9 points and 4 steals.

The Phins got some great news immediately following their game as news spread that Peninsula College had dropped a game to Skagit Valley giving the Phins sole possession of 1st place. Shoreline is now in the driver’s seat heading into the final week of North Region play. The Phins have clinched a spot in the NWAC Tourney and with 2 more wins they can seal the first North Region title in Men’s Basketball since 2010 and only the 4th in school history. Shoreline takes on Olympic College on Saturday, February 25th at 4pm. The Phins are now 9-3 in the North Region 16-7 overall. Shoreline was ranked #6 in the latest NWAC Under Armour Coaches Poll.

Women’s Basketball entered their game against Bellevue needing a win to stay alive in the playoff hunt. The Phins came into Wednesday night trailing Bellevue by 2 games with 3 games remaining in the North Region schedule. With their backs to the wall once again the Phins battled the visiting Bulldogs. Shoreline trailed by 3 points after the 1st quarter but narrowed their deficit to just 2 points at the half. The Phins trailed Bellevue 59-65 with about 5 minutes to go in the 4th quarter when Bellevue orchestrated a huge run to close out the contest. Bellevue would end up winning the quarter 33-13 turning a tight 6 point lead into an 89-63 victory.

The Phins loss came despite a big effort from Enjunay Jones-Lee. Jones-Lee led the Phins with 26 points on 50% shooting from the floor and an 8-8 performance from the free throw line. Paris Sanders led the team with 9 rebounds to go with her 6 points. Janaya Williams scored 16 points, grabbed 6 rebounds and had 4 assists displaying her all around game. Brea Woods was the only other Phin in double figures with 10 points.

The loss drops Shoreline 3 games out of the 4th and final playoff spot thus eliminating them from contention with only 2 games remaining. Shoreline is 5-7 in the North region and 8-14 overall. The Phins host Olympic on Saturday, February 25th at 2pm.

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball host Everett Community College on Wednesday, March 1st. This is the last home game of the season and we will be celebrating the Sophomores in their final home games as Shoreline Dolphins. The Women will tip off at 5:30pm with the Men following at 7:30pm.

The game carries extra weight for the Men’s team as they look to win the North Region title outright. The Phins are currently ranked #6 in the latest Under Armour NWAC Coaches Poll and sit atop of the North Region standings with a 10-3 North Region record. Shoreline has already clinched a share of the North Region Championship as they are 1 game ahead of Peninsula College who is 9-4 in league. A win on Wednesday night will give the Phins the North Region title all to themselves.

Come out and support the Phins for the last time in The Aquarium this Wednesday, March 1st at 5:30pm and 7:30pm!

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Men’s and Women’s Basketball hosted Olympic College on Saturday, February 25th in their penultimate game of the season. Women’s Basketball entered their contest having been eliminated from NWAC Tourney contention in their loss to Bellevue College on Wednesday, February 22nd. Playing for pride the Phins used a dominating 1st quarter to cruise to a 70-60 victory. Shoreline jumped out to a 25-11 1st quarter lead then played olypic even over the remainder of the game for the win.

The aggressive Phins offense got to the free throw line 26 times where they converted 20. Shoreline had 4 players in double figures led by Enjunay Jones-Lee and her 21 points to go with 6 assists. The back court tandem of Brea Woods and Janaya Williams combined for 24 points. Dani Hayes reached double figures with 10 points to go with 5 assists and 4 steals. paris Sanders led the Phins with 13 rebounds and added 7 points.

The win takes the Phins to 6-7 in the North Region and 9-14 overall. Shoreline will honor their Sophomores on Wednesday, March 1st in their game against Everett. Tip off is 5:30pm in The Aquarium.

Men’s Basketball entered their game on Saturday night riding a 7 game win streak with an opportunity to clinch a share of the North Region title. The Phins didn’t have their best offensive performance shooting just 41% from the field, 32% from 3 and 47% from the free throw line on the night. However Shoreline relied on their league leading defense to hold Olympic to just 53 points on the night. The Phins won 75-53 clinching a share of the North Region championship.

Shoreline was led by Dana Abe’s 13 points, 9 rebounds and 4 assists. Will Luckett led the team with 10 rebounds to go with his 5 points. Anddrew Hawkins scored 11 points and grabbed 4 rebounds. CJ Bussey came off the bench to score 11 points.

Shoreline is now 10-3 in the North Region and 17-7 overall. The Phins have clinched a share of the North Region title and guaranteed an NWAC Tourney spot. If the Phins win their last regular season game against Everett they will win the North Region and the #1 seed for the NWAC Tournament. Shoreline will honor their Sophomores just before tip off on Wednesday night at 7:30pm before taking on Everett.

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Five members of the Men’s and Women’s Basketball teams received All North Region honors for their effort on the basketball court, while three more student-athletes were recognized for their hard work in the class room.

Men’s Basketball won the North Region Title and swept all three major North Region awards. Dana Abe was named the North Region Most valuable Player after leading the league with 21.6 points per game. Abe also finished in the top 5 of the Region in rebounding and 3 point percentage.

Abdul Mohamed was named the Defensive Player of the Year after leading Shoreline to the best defense in the NWAC. The Phins lead the entire NWAC in opponents field goal percentage, opponents 3 point field goal percentage and opponents points per possession. Mohamed finished 3rd in the North Region in steals and was tasked with defending the best perimeter threat from each opponent.

Anddrew Hawkins was also recognized by the North Region coaches receiving All North Region Second Team honors. Hawkins’ influence on a basketball game can be found all over the stat sheet. He is the second leading scorer for the Phins with 12.5 points per game, second in assists with 3 per game and second in rebounds with 6 per game.

Head Coach Donald Brady was named the Coach of the Year for the North Region. Brady took over the Men’s Basketball program after the 2013-14 season in which Shoreline had a 2-12 North Region record. In his first two seasons Brady led the Phins to improved win totals but each season fell one win short of the NWAC Tournament. The 2016-17 season marked a major step in turning around the Men’s Basketball program as the Phins finished the regular season with a 17-8 overall record and a 10-4 record in the North Region.

Women’s Basketball star Enjunay Jones-Lee was named to the All North Region 1st Team. Jones-Lee was 4th in the Region with 19 points per game. Jones-Lee led the entire NWAC shooting 87% from the Free Throw line while finishing 4th in Free Throws made. Sophomore Point Guard Dani Hayes was honored on the All Defensive Team. Hayes averaged 2.64 steals on the season as she defended the opposition’s primary ball handler.

Enjunay Jones-Lee turned up on another awards list for her stellar work in the classroom. Jones-Lee and Men’s Basketball players Brady Anderson and Joe Ghebrehiwot were named to the NWAC All-Academic team. All three student-athletes have been committed in the classroom during their time at Shoreline and all three maintain a GPA above 3.5.

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Friday June 2nd was the 3rd Annual Shoreline Community College Intercollegiate Athletics Awards Banquet. It was a fantastic event which included live music, silent auction, a phenomenal catered dinner, inspirational speaker Phillip Ferrell, a few motivational words from President Roberts, Hall of Fame Inductions, a fantastic video tribute to SCC athletics as well as team and league awards. Below are the league wide and team awards that were handed out on Friday.

Volleyball

2016 NWAC Volleyball All-Stars, Northern Region MVP: Taylor Alexander

2016 Fall Quarter Academic Excellence: Taylor Alexander

2016 Fall Quarter Academic Excellence: Carlie Howard

2016 NWAC Volleyball All-Stars, Northern Region First Team: Carlie Howard

2016 NWAC Volleyball All-Stars, Northern Region Second Team: Kristina Nielsen

2016 Team Awards:

MVP: Taylor Alexander

Most Improved: Sydney Keller

Most Inspirational: Josephine Dalrymple

Men’s Soccer

2016 NWAC Men’s Soccer All-Stars, Forward: Angel Alcaraz

2016 NWAC Men’s Soccer All-Region team: Noe Ellen

2016 NWAC Men’s Soccer All-Region team: Callahan Gobel

2016 NWAC Men’s Soccer All-Region team: Jorge Talavera

2016 Team Awards for Men’s Soccer:

Offensive MVP: Angel Alcaraz

Defensive MVP: Callahan Gobel

Coaches’ Award: Angel Alcaraz

Women’s Soccer

2016 NWAC Women’s Soccer All-Stars Northern Region, Mid-Fielder: Rikki Quintero

2016 NWAC Women’s Soccer All-Stars Northern Region, Defender: Lex Simmons

2016 Women’s Soccer Northern Region team: Dani Hayes

2016 Women’s Soccer Northern Region team: Naza Hernandez

2016 NWAC Academic Excellence, Fall Quarter: Nazarena Hernandez

2016 Women’s Soccer Northern Region Team: Maddy Lowdon

2016 NWAC Academic Excellence, Fall Quarter: Tayler Lime

2016 Team Awards for Women’s Soccer:

MVP: Naza Hernandez

Most Inspirational: Shey Thompson

Coaches’ Award: Rikki Quintero

Men’s Basketball

2016-17 NWAC All-Region, Northern Region Coach of the Year: Donald Brady

2016-17 NWAC All-Region, Northern Region MVP: Dana Abe

2016-17 NWAC All-Region, Northern Region Second Team: Anddrew Hawkins

2016-17 NWAC All-Region, Northern Region Defensive Player of the Year: Abdul Mohamed

2016-17 NWAC Academic Excellence, Winter Quarter: Brady Anderson

2016-17 NWAC Academic Excellence, Winter Quarter:  Joseph Ghebrehiwot

Team Awards for 2016-17

Coaches’ Award: Ben Steinbrueck

Coaches’ Award: Will Luckett

Coaches’ Award: Derrik Dean

Women’s Basketball

2016-17 NWAC All-Region, Northern Region First Team: Enjunay Jones-Lee

2016-17 NWAC Academic Excellence, Winter Quarter: Enjunay Jones-Lee

2016-17 NWAC All-Region, Northern Region All-Defensive Team: Danielle Hayes

Team Awards for 2016-17

MVP: Enjunay Jones-Lee

Defensive MVP: Dani Hayes

Coaches’ Award: Paris Sanders

Most Improved: Janaya Williams

Men’s Baseball

2017 NWAC All Region First Team Outfield – Kory Longaker

2017 NWAC All Region Gold Glove Outfield- Kory Longaker

2017 NWAC All Region First Team Utility – David Becker

2017 Academic Excellence Award – David Becker

2017 NWAC Gold Glove Catcher- Zach Zurbrugg

Team Awards for 2016-17

Most Improved: Chris Watkins

Coaches’ Award: Connor Walker

Fireman Reliever: Tyler Wingert

Rookie of the Year: Brice Foster

Cy Young: Trey Lopez

Team MVP: David Becker

Silver Slugger: David Becker & Korey Longaker

Softball

2017 NWAC Northern Region Outfield Second Team

Academic Excellence Award – Alyssa Giesbers

Academic excellence Award – Cheyanne Garcia

Team Awards for 2016-17

Most Improved: Shey Thompson

Cocahes’ Award: Cheyanne Garcia

Defensive MVP: Jeralyn Pasoquen

Team MVP: Cheyanne Garcia

We were very fortunate to celebrate the induction of former Athletic Director Ken Burrus into the SCC Athletics Hall of Fame. We also welcomed two new scholar athletes to our Hall of Fame, Taylor Alexander and David Becker.

It was a great night had by all and we can’t wait to see what 2017-18 has in store for Phin Nation!

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