Men's Basketball 2003-04
Player Profiles
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Senior
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| Hometown:
Seattle, WA
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Junior
College:
Shoreline C.C.
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| Height:
5-8
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| Position:
Guard
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| Experience:
3 yrs.
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2002-03:
Led the Warriors with 105 assists and 51 steals...played in all 32 games,
starting six...averaged 9.5 points per game...ranked third on the team with
43 three pointers...shot 42.6 percent from the field and 38.7 percent from
behind the arc...added 53 rebounds…scored a career-high 25 points vs.
Montana State – Northern (2/1/03)…recorded a career-high eight assists vs.
Capilano College (11/29/03)…was named to the Frontier Conference
All-Academic team.
JUNIOR COLLEGE:
Attended Shoreline Community College...named Conference Freshman of the
Year…averaged 15.2 points and 4.2 assists a game...voted conference MVP in
2001-02...averaged 19.2 points and 6.2 assists per game...scored 21 point in
the NWAACC All-Star Game.
HIGH
SCHOOL: 2000 graduate of Rainier
Beach High School...named 3A Metro League First Team and First Team
All-Tournament 3A Metro...Played on the 1998 team that won the state
championship...Made two more appearances in state tourney in 1999 and 2000.
PERSONAL:
A business major…son of Ricky L. Frazier, Sr....born Nov. 7, 1980...has one
younger brother…COACH PFEIFER ON FRAZIER: “We were really
pleased with the way Ricky developed for us throughout last year. Although
he came off the bench most of the time, Ricky played starter minutes. It was
nice knowing that night in and night out we were in possession of one of the
quickest players on the floor. What is interesting is that before the season
was over he shot almost 40 percent from beyond the arc. What makes that even
more impressive is that he struggled early on, at one point he was shooting
3 of 21. Numerous people comment on his offensive strengths as a player.
They do not realize how critical to our team’s success was his ability to
set a line of scrimmage for us defending on and off the ball. I believe the
most difficult position to come into and play as a new player to any program
is the point guard position. Having made the necessary adjustment throughout
last year we see him starting at an even higher level of productivity, which
we believed was already special.
| Year |
GP/GS |
FG/FGA |
FG% |
3 FG/FGA |
3 FG% |
FT/FTA |
FT% |
Points/Avg. |
| 2002-03 |
32/6 |
107/251 |
.426 |
43/111 |
.387 |
48/61 |
.787 |
9.5 |
| Totals |
32/6 |
107/251 |
.426 |
43/111 |
.387 |
48/61 |
.787 |
9.5 |
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Offensive |
Defensive |
Total |
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| Year |
Rebounds |
Rebounds |
Rebounds |
PF/FO |
Assists |
Turnovers |
Blocks |
Steals |
| 2002-03 |
8 |
45 |
53 |
62/2 |
105 |
54 |
0 |
51 |
| Totals |
8 |
45 |
53 |
62/2 |
105 |
54 |
0 |
51 |
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