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Women's
Basketball 2005-06
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Warrior
Journal Entries |
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L-C women's
basketball followers can now track the player perspectives on team,
opponents, and their day to day basketball life as the athletes take
us on a journey through the season.
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Warrior Activity Center |
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The Activity Center
is a modern 15 million dollar multi-purpose facility that will meet
the ever-increasing demands of a growing campus and community.
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Athletic Sponsors
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Lewis-Clark
State College would like to thank the following major sponsors for their
support of Warrior Athletics. |
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Register
today for upcoming Warrior basketball camps. Youth of all
ages receive hands on instruction from head coach Brian Orr and the
LCSC women's basketball team. Click here for dates... |
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Warrior basketball live |
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Follow the L-C Warriors
"live", both at home and on the road. KOZE provides web coverage for every men's and women's basketball game scheduled
here.
Click to listen now... |
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Rogers Motors |
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Rogers Toyota / Scion Motors is an official sponsor of the LCSC Women's
basketball program. |
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Staples Classic |
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The 2nd annual Staples Classic was held at
the new Warrior Activity Center November
18-19, 2005. Manager of Staples, Jim Grant, is shown here with
the 2005-06 Warrior team. |
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Community |
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The women's basketball team is proud to be a part of the Reading
All-star program. Youth from Webster elementary earn the
opportunity to present the game ball and meet the warrior team at
every L-C home game. |
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In the News
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 Tualatin
Standout
Signs
6-13-06
Lewiston, ID-Lewis-Clark
State College women’s basketball coach Brian Orr
announced that
Madison Mendezona (Tualatin, OR / Tualatin High
School),
a 5’ 10” point guard, has signed a letter of intent
to attend the school and play basketball. “Madison
represents the qualities that we want our basketball
program to symbolize both on and off the court,”
said Orr. “She is an excellent ball-handler with
great court vision and we really like her size at
the point. In addition to her skills as a player,
Madison possesses team and leadership
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 Lewis-Clark
State Signs JC Star
5-8-06
Lewiston, ID
-Lewis-Clark
State College women’s basketball coach Brian Orr
announced that
Mandy Troutt
(Pullman, WA /Walla Walla Community College/ Pullman
HS),
has signed a letter of intent to attend
the school and play basketball. She will enroll as a
junior and have two years of eligibility.
“We are extremely excited that Mandy has decided to
join our program,” said Orr. She has the ability to
score with her back to the basket or facing up. She
has a great shooting touch and we also like her
ability to rebound the ball. One of the best things
about Mandy is the fact that she is coming from a
winning program and knows what it takes. We feel
very fortunate because we have just added an
outstanding student and proven winner to our
basketball program.”
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 Baker
and Morrison Earn All-American Accolades
Lewiston, ID-
Lewis-Clark State College’s Ashley Baker and Aundrea
Morrison, after leading the Warriors to one of the
most successful regular seasons in the history of
the program, were awarded NAIA Division I
All-American honors last week. Baker, team
rebounding leader, was named a third team
All-American, while scoring leader, Aundrea
Morrison, earned an honorable mention selection.
Junior Ashley Baker led the Warriors in rebounding
during her freshman and sophomore years, and her 327
boards this season once again puts her at the top of
the team. Overall, Baker will go down in LCSC
history as the all-time leader in
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 Warriors
fold in Second Half to Trevecca Nazarene
A scoring slump during the final eight minutes of
the first half spelled doom for the Lewis-Clark
State College women's basketball team on Friday.The
Warriors saw their season come to an end with a
70-54 loss to Trevecca Nazarene University in the
second round of the NAIA national tournament at
Jackson, Tenn.LCSC led 19-18 with 8:23 left in the
first half, but only scored three more points before
halftime. Trevecca Nazarene of Nashville, Tenn.,
used a run of 14 straight points and jumped out to a
36-21 lead at intermission.The Warriors could get no
closer than 10 points in the second half.LCSC, which
finishes the season at 26-7, hit just 23-of-69 shots
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