Mesa CC women's basketball media guide 2021-22

The

Day

November

Wed

Fri

Opponent Site Time

Utah State-Eastern Heap Gym 7:00

Southern Idaho# Heap Gym 7:30

Sat 13 Bella Vista# Heap Gym 3:00

Sat 20 Cochise* Heap Gym 2:00

Tue 23 at South Mountain* Phoenix, AZ 5:30

December

Wed 1 Chandler-Gilbert* Heap Gym 5:30

Sat 5 Arizona Western* Heap Gym 2:00

Wed 8 at Central Arizona* Coolidge, AZ 5:30

Sat 11 Pima* Heap Gym 2:00

Sat 18 Williston St. (ND) Heap Gym 6:00

Sun 19 Williston St, (ND) Heap Gym 1:00

Wed 29 Midland (Texas) Heap Gym 12:00

Thu 30 Midland (Texas) Heap Gym 2:00

January

Wed 5 at Eastern Arizona* Thatcher, AZ 5:30

Sat 8 at Glendale* Glendale, AZ 2:00

Wed 12 Phoenix* Heap Gym 5:30

Sat 15 Scottsdale* Heap Gym 2:00

Sat 22 at Cochise* Douglas, AZ 2:00

Wed 26 South Mountain* Heap Gym 5:30

Sat 29 at Chandler-Gilbert* Chandler, AZ 2:00

February

Wed 2 at Arizona Western* Yuma, AZ 5:30

Sat 5 Central Arizona* Heap Gym 2:00

Wed 9 at Pima* Tucson, AZ 5:30

Sat 12 Eastern Arizona* Heap Gym 2:00

Wed 16 Glendale* Heap Gym 5:30

Sat 19 at Phoenix* Phoenix, AZ 2:00

Wed

March

Wed

at Scottsdale* Scottsdale, AZ 5:30

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programs of the District. The Maricopa County Community College District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs or activities. For Title IX/504 concerns, call the following number to reach the appointed coordinator: (480) 731-8499. For additional information, as well as a listing of all coordinators within the Maricopa College system, visit http://www.maricopa.edu/non-discrimination.

Head Coach Kori Stephenson

The list of accomplishments for Kori Stephenson just keeps on growing, including a national championship in the mix.

Stephenson, and her staff of assistants Sam Stevens and Ben Nelson, completed the journey begun a year prior when they helped guide a freshman-dominated roster to a second place finish at the NJCAA Division II national championships.

Using an outstanding core of returnees from that squad, plus a mixture of important new faces, the T-Birds took the ultimate final step when the captured the national title by beating the event’s first and second seeded teams on successive nights, culminated by a thrilling, 82-72, win over Highland (Kan.) in overtime to culminate the 201314 season.

That completed a 28-5 season, the most wins and best overall record in school history. It was also MCC’s sixth consecutive 20-win season and third straight Region I championship.

The year before, the T-Birds, featuring a very young lineup with four freshman starters, finished the season with a 27-6 record and No. 2 national ranking. After capturing their second straight Region I title they then won their first three games at the NJCAA finals before finally falling.

Stephenson is the face of MCC Women’s basketball, having served the program as an assistant since 1999. She has compiled a 302-153 record in her 14 years entering this season and her teams have won at least 20 games in ten of the last 12 seasons.

Originally from Forsyth, Montana, Kori graduated from South Dakota School of Mines & Technology in Rapid City, SD in 1998, earning a BA in Interdisciplinary Sciences. As a member of the Hardrocker’s women’s basketball team, she played for longtime head coach Barb Felderman, earning 1st-team NAIA All-American honors, three NAIA na tional tournament appearances and holding the all-time scoring record from 1997-2000 with 1,934 points. She is a member of the school’s Athletic Hall of Fame. Kori had been the top assistant at Mesa since 1999 during which the Lady Thunderbirds finished 7th in the nation in 2001-02 at Hagerstown, MD and 5th in 2004-05 in Phoenix, then fifth in 2011-12, second in 2012- 13 and first in 2013-14.

During Kori’s tenure at Mesa, more than 30 players have gone to play at NCAA Division I, II and NAIA schools throughout the country. With extensive recruiting efforts throughout the Valley she has established a range of upcoming talent.

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Kori lives in Mesa with her husband Brian and their two sons..

Stephenson's Record

Tourn.

14-8 .636 Region I Runner-up

27-8 .771 15-5 .750 Region I Champion, NJCAA 5th place

27-7 .794 15-5 .750 Region I Champion, NJCAA 2nd place

2013-14 28-5 .848 18-4

Region I Champion, NJCAA Champions

2014-15 20-11 .645 14-8 .636 Region I Runner-Up

2015-16 16-16 .500 12-10 .545 Region I Runner-Up

2016-17 23-10 .697 16-6 .727 Region I Champion, NJCAA Tourm. 2017-18 28-8 .778 19-3 .864 Region I Champion, NJCAA 4th place

2018-19 15-17 .468 11-11 .500 Region I Runner-Up

21-10 .677 17-5 .773 Region I Runner-Up

Season cancelled due to COVID-19

302-153 .679 207-97

Assistant Coaches

During the course of Mesa's great run of women's basketball success in recent years, a crucial factor has been the presence of assistant coaches Sam Stevens and Ben Nelson. They have helped guide the T-Birds to a national championship, runner-up finish and six Region I titles.

SAM STEVENS

Stevens attended MCC from 1999-2002 and assisted the Lady T-Birds from 2001-2004, first as a practice player and later as an assistant alongside Kori Stephenson and under head coaches Pam Olerich and Robin Schamber. He worked with the team that went to nationals in the 2001-2002 season which placed seventh. He also helped recruit many of the players that placed fifth at the 2004-2005 NJCAA tournament in Phoenix.

Stevens graduated cum laude from Arizona State University with a BA in Anthropology in 2004. He then returned to New Mexico and taught middle school PE and served as an assistant boys basketball coach at Navajo Pine High School. While there he helped the Warriors reach the regional finals in 2004-05 and the semi-finals in the 2005-06 New Mexico state basketball tournament finishing with a 49-9 overall record.

In 2007 he graduated with a master’s degree in Education at the University of California-Berkeley. He wrote a paper titled Athletics and Academic Achievement, which studied sports in secondary and post-secondary institutions and their impact on the development and maintenance of academic skills and critical issues within athletics.

Stevens taught fundamental skills camps and coached for the Utah Flight Basketball Academy in Lehi, UT but returned to help with the T-Birds upon accepting his current position as an academic advisor at ASU in Dec. 2007.

BEN NELSON

Nelson is originally from Frederic, Wisconsin and has been coaching basketball for many years.

He earned his undergraduate degree in 2003 at the University of Wisconsin - Superior and currently teaches online at Primavera High School and works for Youth Advocate Programs, Inc.

Nelson earned two Master's degrees in 2010 and 2011. His first came under the Sport and Exercise Science curriculum from Argosy in Phoenix. His second came in the Mental Health Counseling forum also at Argosy.

After moving to Phoenix in 2008 for grad school, Coach Nelson began teaching Introduction to Sport Psychology at Mesa CC.

WILLIE YOUNG

Veteran coach Willie Young has recently joined the MCC coaching staff.

Young, who also works in the Mesa Student Support Office, is no stranger to T-Bird basketball. He has been a part of the women's staff since 2013 and assisted the men's team from 1994-98. He also has an extensive background. He also has extensive experience in junior college basketball away from MCC. He was a second team All-American at North Idaho J.C. He then moved on to Northern Arizona where he was an honorable mention all-conference choice in 1980-81.

Young even has ACCAC experience having been both head coach and assistant with the men's program at South Mountain CC from 1988-92.

At the high school level he was both head girls's coach and assistant at South Mountain from 1999-2002, was head coach at Desert Vista from 2002-04, assistant at Gilbert from 2004-06 and Fairfax from 2010-12 where the team won its first playoff game ever.

Sam Stevens, left, and Ben Nelson

Willie Young

No.

10 Xavierre Garcia Fr.

12 Taylor Tiulana Fr.

13 Mykah Anderson Fr.

20 Myka Taliman So.

21 Jasmine Belt Fr.

22 Jayla Johnson So.

Glendale, AZ Raymond Kellis

5’8 Anchorage, AK Anchorage Christian

5’8 Chandler, AZ Chandler/Idaho St

5’10 Page, AZ Page

5’10 Phoenix, AZ McClintock

5’4 Maricopa, AZ Maricopa

23 Rylee Bundrick Fr. F 6’1 Prescott, AZ Bradshaw Mountain

24 Stacey Begay So. F 5’9 Chinle, AZ Chinle

25 Rylee Young So. G 5’8 Belle Fourche, SD Belle Fourche

30 Zari Watkins Fr. PG 5’3 Litchfield, AZ Valley Vista

32 Love Troupe Fr. F 5’10 St. Louis, MO Marquette

34 Christabel Longe Fr. F 6’1 Warri, Nigeria AZ Compass Prep

Head Coach: Kori Stephenson (15th season)

Assistant Coaches: Sam Stevens, Ben Nelson

No. Name Class Pos. Ht. Hometown High School

13 Mykah Anderson Fr. G 5’8 Chandler, AZ Chandler/Idaho St

24 Stacey Begay So. F 5’9 Chinle, AZ Chinle

21 Jasmine Belt Fr. F 5’10 Phoenix, AZ McClintock

23 Rylee Bundrick Fr. F 6’1 Prescott, AZ Bradshaw Mountain

10 Xavierre Garcia Fr. PG 5’3 Glendale, AZ Raymond Kellis

22 Jayla Johnson So. G 5’4 Maricopa, AZ Maricopa

34 Christabel Longe Fr. F 6’1 Warri, Nigeria AZ Compass Prep

20 Myka Taliman So. PG 5’10 Page, AZ Page

12 Taylor Tiulana Fr. G 5’8 Anchorage, AK Anchorage Christian

32 Love Troupe Fr. F 5’10 St. Louis, MO Marquette

30 Zari Watkins Fr. PG 5’3 Litchfield, AZ Valley Vista

25 Rylee Young So. G 5’8 Belle Fourche, SD Belle Fourche

Head Coach: Kori Stephenson (15th season)

Assistant Coaches: Sam Stevens, Ben Nelson, Willie Young

Meet the T-Birds

Freshman Gilbert, AZ

Chandler H.S.

AT CHANDLER H.S. - Played for coach Glenda Skroski. Averaged 11.9 points as a senior and 5.2 rebounds.

PERSONAL - Mykah Anderson was born June 3, 2002 in Denver, Colo. The daughter of Andrea Evans and Mike Anderson has not yet chosen a major. Previously attended Idaho State University.

Mykah Anderson

Sophomore Chinle, AZ

Chinle H.S.

AT MESA (2019-20) - Played in 29 of Mesa's 30 games, averaging 5.2 points and 2.2 rebounds per game. Shot a fine .493 from the floor. Scored in double figures six times topped by 21 against Tohono O'odham. Connected on seven of nine shots from the field and all six free throws. Also had 12 in the Region I semi-final win over Phoenix and 11 in another victory over PC. Hauled down six rebounds versus Palo Verde.

AT CHINLE H.S. - Two times Offensive Player of the Year. Named Group 3A North Player of the Year as well as conference Player of the Year. Also an outstanding volleyball player and an Honor Roll student. Played for coach Francine McCurtain.

PERSONAL - Stacey Begay was born Nov. 23, 2000, in Chinle, AZ. She is the daughter of Vanessa and Cowin Begay. She has four sisters: Yiłniyin White, 5; Yikayin Begay, 18; Dizhoon White, 15 and Ashjhnaai White, 1 as well as three brothers: Wacey Begay, 23; Cashin White, 17 and Colt-Tsoh White, 13. Begay at Mesa

Stacey Begay

Meet the T-Birds

Freshman

Tucson, AZ Pueblo H.S.

AT PUEBLO H.S. - Did not play high school basketball. A member of AVID.

PERSONAL - Jasmine Belt was born June 17, 2002 in Tucson. The daughter of Brandon and Avis Belt is a Business major.

Jasmine Belt

Freshman

Prescott Valley, AZ

Bradshaw Mountain H.S.

AT BRADSHAW MOUNTAIN H.S. - All-region Player of the Year as a senior playing for coach Rick Haltom. Averaged 11.7 points and 9.6 rebounds that year. Also team offensive player of the year as well as winner of the Kylie Morris Hustle Award. Named most improved the previous three years. In addition, she was MVP of the volleyball and track and field teams. Even played softball. Also an Honor Roll student.

PERSONAL - Rylee Bundrick was born March 15, 2001, in Prescott Valley, AZ. She is a Biology major and the daughter of Brian and Shannon Bundrick. Has a brother Gunner, 22, and a sister Kallie, 16. Her father played baseball at Miami. Previously attended Northern Arizona University where she played rugby. Volunteers as a bell ringer for the Salvation Army.

Rylee

Meet the T-Birds

Freshman Glendale, AZ Kellis

AT KELLIS H.S. - First team all-Region in her junior and senior years playing for coach Shanelle Haskins. Also region Defensive Player of the Year as well as District Player of the Year and second team all-West Valley. A member of the National Honor Society.

PERSONAL - Xavierre Garcia was born April 12, 2003 in Manila, Phillipines. She is a Nursing major at MCC and is the daughter of Arnel and Estrellita Garcia. She has two brothers: John, 19, and Elijah, 16.

Xavierre Garcia

Sophomore Maricopa, AZ Maricopa H.S.

AT MESA (2019-20) - Third leading scorer on the T-Birds with an average of 8.8 points per game. Had a season-high of 18 against Odessa and 16 each in games with Central Arizona and Pima. In total she scored in double figures 12 times. In the CAC game she also had ten rebounds and added seven in two games later versus Glendale. Collected four steals against Arizona Western and four blocks in a game with Chandler-Gilbert.

AT MARICOPA H.S. - Led the team with a 12.7 scoring average. Played for coach Rashawn Calvert.

PERSONAL - Jayla Johnson was born Sept. 12, 2001, in Aurora, Colo. Her major is undecided.

Jayla Johnson

Johnson at Mesa

Meet the T-Birds

Freshman Warri, Delta State, Nigeria AZ Compass Prep

AT AZ COMPASS PREP - Played for coach Jamaal Rhodes. Won the President's Award and was a member of the Black Student Union.

PERSONAL - Christabel Longe was born March 20, 2003 in Warri, Delta State, Nigeria. She is the daughter of Kingsley and Jennifer Longe and has three sisters: Peace, 21, Sophia, 20 and Ella, 15. She also has a brother Joshua, 7. She is a Nursing major.

Longe

AT MESA (2019-20) - Started 15 of MCC's 30 contests. Scored in double figures seven times, including five of the T-Birds' last seven games. During that stretch she tossed in 14 each against Eastern Arizona and Scottsdale. Recorded a triple-double against Chandler-Gilert with 11 points, ten rebounds and ten assists. Even had four blocks in that game. Had seven rebounds each in games with Southern Idaho and South Mountain.

AT PAGE H.S. - No information available.

PERSONAL - No information available.

Freshman Chandler, AZ Perry H.S.

Meet the T-Birds

Freshman

Anchorage, AK. Anchorage Christian H.S.

AT ANCHORAGE S CHRISTIAN H.S. - Played for three Alaska state championship teams under coach Chadwick Dyson. Also ran cross country.

PERSONAL - Taylor Tiulana was born June 10, 2003 in Anchorage, AK. She is a Business major and daughter of Charles and Eliza Tiulana. She has two brothers: Zachary, 23, and Scott, 16.

Taylor Tiulana

Freshman

St. Louis, Mo. Marquette H.S.

AT MARQUETTE H.S. - Played for coach Timothy Bowden. Also competed in track and field.

PERSONAL - Love Troupe was born March 17, 2002, in St. Louis, Mo. The daughter of Mr. Phillip Troupe and Ms. Juanita Reed and is a Fashion Design major. She has two brothers: Romero Reed, 30 and Phillip Troupe, III. Also has five sisters: Phyllis Troupe, 26; Tia Troupe, 22; Joshlyn Troupe, 16; Charity Troupe, 16, and Shamara Troupe, 23, who played basketball at MCC. Previously attended Missouri Baptist University where she competed in track and field.

Love Troupe

Meet the T-Birds

Freshman Goodyear, AZ Valley Vista H.S.

AT VALLEY VISTA H.S. - Played for the two-time state championship teams of coach Rachel Matakas. The team went 45-4 in those two years. She was an Honor Roll student.

PERSONAL - Zari Watkins was born July 17, 2003 in Naperville, Ill. The daughter of Vincent and Renee Watkins and has a brother Armond, 26. She is a Communications major.

Zari Watkins

Sophomore Belle Fourche, S.D. Belle Fourche H.S.

AT MESA (2019-20) - Started all 30 games averaging 5.5 points and 1.4 both assists and steals. Scored in double figures five times with a high of 11 against both Central Arizona and Cochise. Contributed six assists versus South Mountain and four steals in a game with Glendale.

AT BELLE FOURCHE H.S. - An all-conference basketball player as well as in volleyball. Played basketball for coach Bill Burr. Also competed in track and field and golf.

PERSONAL - Riley Young was born June 18, 2001 in Belle Fourche, S.D. The daughter of J.D. and Laura Young is majoring in computers. She has a sister Sloan, 15 and a brother Breck, 24.

Rylee Young

Young at Mesa

FINAL STATISTICS

8.0

9.0

Only..... 22 22 323 14.7 104-229 45.4

Jayla Johnson....... 26 17 433 16.7 71-212 33.5

17-27 63.0

0 70 2.3

0 53 2.4

2.4 1.0

2.6 0.9

1.9

0.5

0.5

4.2 29 1 35 1.2 31 1.0 1.1 16 0.5 15 0.5 314 10.5

71 103 4.7 23 1 27 1.2 24 1.1 1.1 13 0.6 12 0.5 251 11.4

70.2 27 76 103 4.0 23 0 66 2.5 71 2.7 0.9 5 0.2 36 1.4 229 8.8

Only..... 18 16 311 17.3 47-138 34.1 15-47 31.9 50-68 73.5 19 57 76 4.2 16 0 48 2.7 55 3.1 0.9 5 0.3 26 1.4 159 8.8

21 Janelle Barkey...... 28 4 244 8.7 69-142 48.6 0-2 0.0 29-57 50.9 54 93 147 5.3 29 0 16 0.6 40 1.4 0.4 7 0.3 22 0.8 167 6.0 Conference Only..... 20 168 8.4 48-93 51.6 0-1 0.0 21-46 45.7 34 63 97 4.8 17 0 10 0.5 23 1.1 0.4 4 0.2 17 0.8 117 5.8

30 Myka Taliman........ 30 15 470 15.7 64-186 34.4 20-78 25.6 24-29 82.8 25 75 100 3.3 20 0 72 2.4 54 1.8 1.3 21 0.7 19 0.6 172 5.7

Only..... 22 8 351 15.9 48-137 35.0 15-56 26.8 19-23 82.6 16 52 68 3.1 18 0 55 2.5 46 2.1 1.2 19 0.9 14 0.6 130 5.9

25 Rylee Young......... 30 30 380 12.7 54-190 28.4 20-72 27.8 38-54 70.4 39 77 116 3.9 48 0 42 1.4 67 2.2 0.6 5 0.2 47 1.6 166 5.5

Only..... 22 22 258 11.7 38-132 28.8 14-50 28.0 31-42 73.8 24 51 75 3.4 31 0 31 1.4 48 2.2 0.6 5 0.2 30 1.4 121 5.5

20 Stacey Begay........ 29 185 6.4 55-114 48.2 3-17 17.6 37-50 74.0 33 31 64 2.2 15 0 19 0.7 27 0.9 0.7 4 0.1 9 0.3 150 5.2

Conference Only..... 22 112 5.1 36-73 49.3 3-8 37.5 29-41 70.7 24 22 46 2.1 11 0 15 0.7 17 0.8 0.9 2 0.1 8 0.4 104 4.7

10 Raenesha Willis..... 29 27 380 13.1 52-148 35.1 14-52 26.9 23-44 52.3 45 108 153 5.3 32 0 53 1.8 42 1.4 1.3 3 0.1 53 1.8 141 4.9 Conference Only..... 22 20 283 12.9 40-110 36.4 13-45 28.9 16-31 51.6 31 83 114 5.2 21 0 41 1.9 33 1.5 1.2 3 0.1 41 1.9 109 5.0

23 DeShay Martinez..... 27 1 159 5.9 25-74 33.8 19-59 32.2 6-8 75.0 10 22 32 1.2 8 0 16 0.6 12 0.4 1.3 0 0.0 6 0.2 75 2.8 Conference Only..... 19 92 4.8 16-52 30.8 13-43 30.2 2-2 100.0 9 13 22 1.2 6 7 0.4 6 0.3 1.2 0 0.0 1 0.1 47 2.5

32 Eliza Heiney........ 25 2 114 4.6 20-61 32.8 0-1 0.0 25-39 64.1 27 21 48 1.9 31 1 5 0.2 23 0.9 0.2 1 0.0 6 0.2 65 2.6 Conference Only..... 17 66 3.9 11-35 31.4 0-1 0.0 15-25 60.0 15 11 26 1.5 19 1 4 0.2 12 0.7 0.3 1 0.1 4 0.2 37 2.2

12 Heavyn Jordan....... 25 86 3.4 24-67 35.8 7-36 19.4 8-11 72.7 16 12 28 1.1 5 0 8 0.3 11 0.4 0.7 2 0.1 10 0.4 63 2.5 Conference Only..... 17 57 3.4 13-45 28.9 4-26 15.4 5-7 71.4 9 8 17 1.0 1 0 3 0.2 5 0.3 0.6 1 0.1 5 0.3 35 2.1

24 Brea Patterson...... 22 107 4.9 12-57 21.1 8-29 27.6 15-21 71.4 8 11 19 0.9 13 0 7 0.3 19 0.9 0.4 1 0.0 6 0.3 47 2.1 Conference Only..... 15 68 4.5 7-38 18.4 4-22 18.2 9-15 60.0 4 7 11 0.7 7 0 0.0 11 0.7 0.0 1 0.1 1 0.1 27 1.8

Monica Chesarek..... 7 24 3.4 5-10 50.0

3 8 1.1

5 1.3

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0.9

0.5

1.6

0.8

Nov 1 College of Southern Idaho

L, 73-48

Nov 2 Palo Verde W, 105-34

Nov 7 vs. Southwestern& W, 97-43

Nov 8 vs. Palo Verde& W, 2-0 forfeit

Nov 9 vs. Odessa (Texas)& L 63-47

Nov. 15 Bella Vista L 82-69

Nov. 20 Tohono O'odham* W 81-63

Nov. 23 Central Arizona* L 88-66

Nov. 26 at Phoenix* W 80-59

Dec. 4 at Glendale* W 76-57

Dec. 7 Arizona Western* W 67-47

Dec. 11 at Cochise* W 57-49

Dec. 31 South Plains* L 52-49

Jan. 4 Pima* W 64-49

Jan. 8 at Eastern Arizona* W 67-60

Jan. 11 at Scottsdale* W 50-35

Jan. 15 at Chandler-Gilbert* W 65-59

Jan. 18 South Mountain* L 59-57

Jan. 22 at Tohono O'odham W 87-68

Jan. 25 at Central Arizona* L 61-46

Jan. 29 Phoenix* W 64-49

Feb. 1 Glendale* W 68-46

Feb. 5 at Arizona Western* W 56-53

Feb. 8 Cochise* L 68-60

Feb.12 at Pima* L 58-46

Feb. 15 Eastern Arizona* W 62-52

Feb. 19 Scottsdale* W 88-52

Feb. 22 Chandler-Gilbert* W 81-54

Feb. 25 at South Mountain* W 68-54 Mar. 4 Phoenix# W 66-48 Mar. 7 Pima# L 76-59

Arizona Community Colleges Athletic Conference

2019-20 Standings

Schools Conf Overall

Central Arizona 1 22-0 28-3

Cochise 1 18-4 26-5 Mesa 2 17-5 21-10 Pima 2 16-6 25-7

Eastern Arizona 1 13-9 21-11

Arizona Western 1 11-11 16-14

South Mountain 2 10-12 12-15 Chandler-Gilbert 2 9-13 13-16

Phoenix 2 9-13 9-22

Scottsdale 2 4-18 7-23

Tohono O'odham 2 3-19 7-23 Glendale 2 0-22 7-23

2019-20 All Conference

Coach of the Year

Denise Cardenas Central Arizona Player of the Year Ayanna Clark Central Arizona DII Player of the Year Hallie Lawson Pima Freshman of the Year Danja Stafford Eastern Arizona

ACCAC 1st Team

Ayanna Clark CAC Mikayla Pippen CAC Raena Suggs Cochise

Danja Stafford EAC Hallie Lawson Pima Zyan Smith Mesa

ACCAC 2nd Team

Prima Chellis South Jenay Bojorquez CAC Kayla Harris Cochise A'yonna Wilson TOC Harria Mendoza AWC Alyssa Perez Pima

ACCAC 3rd Team

Mikaila Kayaani-Lee CG Susi Namoa EAC Jacey Salibye Mesa Sharmayne Finley Cochise Cameryn Harris PC Bryar Tronnier CG Denali Hughes CAC Vinisha Sherrod Cochise

All Region DI

Ayanna Clark CAC Mikayla Pippen CAC Raena Suggs Cochise

Danja Stafford EAC Jenay Bojorquez CAC

2nd TeamAll Region DI

Kayla Harris Cochise Harria Mendoza AWC Susi Nomoa EAC

Vinisha Sherrod Cochise Sharmayne Finley Cochise

All Region D2

Hallie Lawson Pima Zyan Smith Mesa Prima Chellis South A'yonna Wilson TO Alyssa Perez Pima

2nd TeamAll Region D2

Mikaila Kayaani-Lee CG Jacey Salibye Mesa Cameryn Harris PC Bryar Tronnier CG Raenesha Willis Mesa

Mesa Women's Basketball History

Year Overall Pct. Conf. Pct. Coach Reg. Sea. Playoffs 2020-2021 Season cancelled due to COVID-19

2019-2020 21-10 .677 17-5 .773 Kori Stephenson 1st Place Region I, DII Runner-Up 2018-2019 15-17 .469 11-11 .500 Kori Stephenson 2nd Place Region I, DII Runner-Up 2017-2018 28-8 .777 19-3 .864 Kori Stephenson 1st Place Region I, DII Champions - 4th Place NJCAA 2016-2017 23-10 .697 16-6 .727 Kori Stephenson 1st Place Region I, DII Champions - NJCAA Tourna ment

2015-2016 16-16 .500 12-10 .545 Kori Stephenson T2nd Place Region I, DII Runner-Up 2014-2015 20-11 .645 14-8 .636 Kori Stephenson 1st Place Region I, DII Runner-Up 2013-2014 28-5 .848 18-4 .818 Kori Stephenson 1st Place Region I, DII Champions - National Champi ons

2012-2013 27-7 .794 15-15 .750 Kori Stephenson 1st Place Region I DII Champions - 2nd Place NJCAA

2011-2012 27-8 .771 15-5 .750 Kori Stephenson 1st Place Region I DII Champions - 5th Place NJCAA

2010-2011 20-12 .625 14-8 .636 Kori Stephenson 2nd Place Region I DII Runner-Up

2009-2010 21-11 .656 15-7 .682 Kori Stephenson 2nd Place Region I DII Runner-Up

2008-2009 26-5 .839 18-4 .818 Kori Stephenson 1st Place

2007-2008 13-19 .406 10-12 .455 Kori Stephenson 3rd Place Region I DII Champions

2006-2007 17-14 .548 13-9 .591 Kori Stephenson 1st Place Region I DII Runner-Up

2005-2006 17-14 .548 14-8 .636 Robin Schamber 2nd Place

2004-2005 19-13 .594 13-9 .591 Robin Schamber 1st Place Region I DII Champions - 5th Place NJCAA

2003-2004 15-17 .469 9-13 .409 Robin Schamber 2nd Place Region I DII Runner-Up

2002-2003 14-15 .452 12-12 .500 Robin Schamber 2nd Place

2001-2002 17-14 .548 12-12 .500 Pam Olerich 6th Place Region I DII Champions

2000-2001 4-25 .138 4-20 .167 6th Place 1999-2000 1998-1999 23-5 .821 20-2 .909 Pam Olerich 1st Place Region I DII Champions

1997-1998 10-16 .385 8-12 .400 Pam Olerich 7th Place

1996-1997 11-15 .423 8-12 .400 Pam Olerich 8th Place 1995-1996 12-16 .429 7-13 .350 Pam Olerich 8th Place 1994-1995 8-16 .333 7-13 .350 Pam Olerich 9th Place 1993-1994 Pam Olerich 1992-1993 Pam Olerich 1991-1992 Pam Olerich 1990-1991 Pam Olerich 1989-1990 1988-1989 1987-1988 1986-1987 1985-1986 1984-1985 1983-1984 1982-1983 1981-1982

Mesa Women's Basketball Honors

All-American (19)

2019-20 Zyan Smith (2nd team)

2018-19 Diamond Fuller (2nd team)

2017-18 Leah Goodman (3rd team)

2014-15 Kylie Herd (2nd team)

2013-14 Peace Amukamara (1st team) Madi Austin (2nd team)

2011-12 Ali Gloyd (1st team)

2010-11 Ali Gloyd (2nd team)

2008-09 Brooke Jackson (1st team)

2005-06 Jamie Nesbit (3rd team)

2004-05 Brandi Steinke (1st team) Ashley Prince (3rd team)

2002-03 Kim Campbell (3rd team)

2001-02 Katie McDonald (2nd team)

1998-99 Paul Owens (2nd team)

Tamecia Moore (Hon. Men.)

1981-82 Teri Sharkey (2nd team)

1980-81 Ann Wise (Hon. Men.)

1979-80 Chris Thom (2nd team)

All-Region I (37) (DII Post 1991)

2019-20 Zyan Smith (1st team)

Jacey Salabiye (2nd team)

Raenesha Willis (2nd team)

2018-19 Diamond Fuller (1st team) Cheyenne Begay (2nd team)

2017-18 Leah Goodman (1st team)

Takara Wade (1st team)

2016-17 Tori Lloyd (1st team)

2016-17 Quynne Huggins (1st team) Allies Fuller (2nd team)

2015-16 Brianna Clah (1st team)

Vanessa Aukward (2nd team)

2014-15 Kylie Herd (1st team)

Megan Gillespie (2nd team)

2013-14 Peace Amukamara (1st team) Madi Austin (1st team)

Mariah Willadsen (1st team)

2012-13 Madi Austin (1st team)

Mariah Willadsen (1st team)

Peace Amukamara (2nd team)

2011-12 Alli Gloyd (1st team)

Kalasia Green (3rd team) Jade Wilson (3rd team)

2010-11 Alli Gloyd (1st team)

Christina Buescher (2nd team)

2009-10 Briana Benjamin (2nd team)

2008-09 Brooke Jackson (1st team)

2007-08 Charlieann Chacon (1st team)

2006-07 Alissa Ingalina (1st team)

2005-06 Jamie Nesbit (1st team)

2004-05 Brandi Steinke (1st team) Ashley Prince (1st team)

2003-04 Allie Gard (1st team)

2002-03 Kim Campbell (1st team)

2001-02 Katie McDonald (1st team)

1998-99 Paula Owens (1st team) Tamecia Moore (2nd team)

1997-98 Katie Shobert (1st team)

1996-97 Vennessa Kerbs (1st team)

1994-95 Tiffany Parrish (1st team)

All-ACCAC (57)

2019-20 Zyan Smith (1st team)

Jacey Salabiye (2nd team)

2018-19 Diamond Fuller (1st team) Cheyenne Begay (2nd team)

2017-18 Leah Goodman (1st team) Takara Wade (1st team)

2016-17 Tori Lloyd (1st team)

2016-17 Quynne Huggins (1st team) Allies Fuller (2nd team)

2015-16 Brianna Clah (1st team)

Diamond Fuller

Leah Goodman

Kylie Heard

Mesa Women's Basketball Honors

Vanessa Aukward (2nd team)

2013-14 Peace Amukamara (1st team)

Madi Austin (1st team)

Mariah Willadsen (2nd team)

2012-13 Madi Austin (2nd team)

Mariah Willadsen (3rd team

Peace Amukamara (3rd team)

2011-12

Alli Gloyd (1st Team)

2010-11 Alli Gloyd (1st Team)

2009-10 Briana Benjamin (1st Team)

Christina Buescher (3rd Team)

Callina Hurley (3rd team)

2008-09 Brooke Jackson (1st Team)

2007-08

Katrina Graham (2nd Team)

Charlieann Chacon (2nd Team)

Lauren Hall (3rd Team)

2006-07 Alissa Ingallina (2nd Team)

Lindsi Demik (3rd Team)

Charlieann Chacon (3rd Team)

2005-06 Jamie Nesbit (1st Team)

Kellie Olson (3rd Team)

2004-05 Brandi Steinke (1st Team)

Ashley Prince (Honorable Mention)

2003-04 Allie Gard (2nd Team)

Brandi Steinke (Honorable Mention)

2002-03 Kim Campbell (1st Team)

Alexis Timpone (Honorable Mention)

2001-02 Katie McDonald (2nd Team)

2000-01 Katie McDonald (Honorable Mention)

1998-99 Paula Owens (1st Team)

Tamecia Moore (2nd Team)

1997-98 Katie Shobert (2nd Team)

Paula Owens (Honorable Mention)

1996-97 Vennessa Kerbs (1st Team)

1994-95 Tiffany Parrish (2nd Team)

1981-82

Teri Sharkey 2nd Team All-American

1980-81 Ann Wise Honorable Mention All-American

1979-80 Chris Thom 2nd Team All-American

National Player of the Year (1)

2013-14 Peace Amukamara

ACCAC Player of the Year (3)

2013-14 Peace Amukamara

2011-12 Alli Gloyd

2008-09 Brooke Jackson

Region I Player of the Year (2)

2014-15 Kylie Herd 2013-14 Peace Amukamara

ACCAC Freshman of the Year (1)

2008-09 Brooke Jackson

NJCAA All-Academic (19)

2006-07 Lindsey Demik

2008-09 Abbey Ritz Katrina Graham Brooke Jackson

2009-10 Briana Benjamin 2010-11 Christina Buescher

2011-12 Jenay Locke Haley Vennard

2012-13 Sierra Aulik

2013-14 Mariah Willadsen Darla Woody

2014-15 Kylie Herd Didi Moloi

2015-16 Natalie Stillwell Taylor Reed

2016-17 Takara Wade Gianna Grumbien

2017-18 Takara Wade 2019-20 Brea Pattersen

Madi Austin at NJCAA nationals 2013-14

Mariah Willadsen on defense at NJCAA nationals 2013-14

All opponents vs. Kori Stephenson

Opponent Record Streak First Met Last MCC Win Last opp. win

Angola Jr. Nationals 1-0 +1 2014-15 2014-15 (67-38)

Anoka-Ramsey (Mn.) 1-0 +1 2012-13 2012-13 (71-47)

Arizona Western 14-14 +2 2006-07 2019-20 (56-53) 2018-19 (59-55)

Bella Vista Prep 0-1 -1 2019-20 2019-20 (82-69_

Bismarck (ND) 1-0 +1 2017-18 2017-18 (92-50)

Cecil (Md.) 1-0 +1 2017-18 2017-17 (76-73)

Central Arizona 2-25 -4 2006-07 2017-18 (78-76) 2019-20 (61-46)

Central Wyoming 1-0 +1 2011-12 2011-12 (67-39)

CETYS-Mexico 1-0 +1 2016-17 2016-17 (66-56)

Chandler-Gilbert 25-4 +2 2006-07 2019-20 (81-54) 2007-08 (84-79)

Chesapeake (Md.) 2-0 +2 2013-14 2017-18 (62-43)

Cochise (AZ) 15-13 -1 2006-07 2019-20 (57-49) 2019-20 (68-60)

CSI All-Stars 1-0 +1 2009-10 2009-10 (88-81)

Eastern Arizona 20-8 +3 2006-07 2019-20 (62-52) 2018-19 (69-57)

Eastern Utah 1-0 +1 2010-11 2010-11 (76-73)

Foothill (Calif.) 0-1 -1 2014-15 2014-15 (57-52)

Garden City (Kan.) 1-0 +1 2015-16 2015-16 (71-68)

Garrett (Md.) 0-1 -1 2007-08 2007-08 (70-56)

Glendale (AZ) 25-4 +11 2006-07 2019-20 (68-47) 2014-15 (50-45)

Grand Canyon U. Club 1-0 +1 2017-18 2017-18 (63-36)

Highland (Kan.) 1-1 -1 2013-14 2013-14 (82-72 OT) 2017-18 (87-79)

Howard (Texas) 3-1 +2 2006-07 2015-16 (50-42) 2007-08 (80-58)

Hutchinson (Kan.) 0-1 -1 2013-14 2013-14 (65-46)

Illinois Central 0-1 -1 2007-08 2007-08 (70-62)

John A. Logan (ill.) 0-1 -1 2007-08 2007-08 (58-45)

Johnson Co. (Kan.) 1-0 +1 2011-12 2011-12 (44-42)

Joliet (Ill.) 1-0 +1 2010-11 2010-11 (94-46)

Kirkwood (Iowa) 1-0 +1 2011-12 2011-12 (58-56)

Kiswaukee (Ill.) 1-0 +1 2012-13 2012-13 (50-40)

Lake Region ((ND) 2-1 +1 2012-13 2018-19 (69-47) 2015-16 (73-66)

Little Big Horn (Mont.) 1-0 +1 2008-09 2008-09 (96-67)

Louisburg (NC) 0-2 -2 2011-12 2012-13 (75-65)

Luke AFB (AZ) 4-0 +4 2006-07 2009-10 (82-65)

Madison (Wisc.) 2-0 +2 2009-10 2011-12 (72-55)

McLennan (Texas) 0-1 -1 2015-16 2015-16 (68-58)

Mercyhurst NE (Pa.) 1-0 +1 2013-14 2013-14 (70-48)

Midland (Texas) 3-5 -2 2006-07 2017-18 (60-55) 2018-19 (71-61)

Monroe (NY) 0-1 -1 2017-18 2017-18 (87-71)

Muskegon (Mich.) 1-0 +1 2010-11 2010-11 (69-38)

New Mexico JC 0-1 -1 2006-07 2006-07 (71-53)

North Idaho 3-0 +3 2011-12 2018-18 (86-72)

North Iowa Area 2-0 +2 2008-09 2013-14 (85-73)

North Platte (Neb.) 1-0 +1 2012-13 2012-13 (63-35)

Northwest (Wyo.) 2-0 +2 2008-09 2010-11 (76-47)

Odessa (Texas) 1-3 -2 2010-11 2013-14 (67-56) 2019-20 (63-47)

Owens (Ohio) 2-0 +2 2013-14 2017-18 (70-68)

Palo Verde (Calif.) 2-0 +2 2019-20 2019-20 (105-34) Parkland (Ill.) 0-1 -1 2016-17 2016-17 (66-57)

Phoenix (AZ) 28-5 +7 2006-07 2019-20 (66-48) 2016-17 (76-66)

Pima (AZ) 19-18 -2 2006-07 2019-20 (64-49) 2019-20 (76-59)

Salt Lake (Utah) 2-8 -3 2006-07 2012-13 (38-36) 2018-19 (62-51)

Scottsdale (AZ) 29-2 +9 2006-07 2019-20 (82-52) 2015-16 (80-62)

Seward (Kan.) 1-2 -2 2009-10 2012-13 (64-55) 2017-18 (73-62)

Snow (Utah) 2-1 +1 2013-14 2018-19 (49-46) 2015-16 (68-59)

South Mountain (AZ) 25-6 +1 2006-07 2019-20 (68-54) 2019-20 (59-57)

South Plains (Texas) 7-6 -2 2006-07 2017-18 (74-65) 2019-20 (52-49)

Southern Idaho 2-4 -2 2007-08 2011-12 (70-62) 2019-20 (73-48)

Southwestern 1-0 +1 2019-20 2019-20 (97-43)

Spokane (Wash) 1-0 +1 2014-15 2014-15 (62-33)

St. Clair Co. (Mich.) 1-0 +1 2014-15 2014-15 (64-54)

St. Louis (Mo,) 1-0 +1 2011-12 2011-12 (64-54)

Tohono O”odham (AZ) 19-1 +2 2012-13 2019-20 (87-69) 2018-19 (52-4)

Tucson Sol (AZ) 0-2 -2 2011-12 2016-17 (69-63)

Vancouver Island (BC) 1-0 +1 2015-16 2015-16 (66-62 OT)

Western Texas 0-2 -2 2006-07 2007-08 (85-78)

Williston St. (ND) 2-0 +3 2009-10 2011-12 (63-56)

Yavapai (AZ) 5-5 -1 2006-07 2010-11 (83-60) 2010-11 (69-67)

Mesa Women's Basketball Record Book

Individual Points

Game 39 Jackie Flowers, 1995-96

39 Venessa Kerbs, 1996-97

Season 616 Kim Campbell, 2002-03

Scoring Average

Season 22.0 Kim Campbell, 2002-03

Field Goals

Game 18 Jackie Flowers, 1995-95

Season 249 Paula Owens, 1998-99

Field Goals Attempted Season 460 Paula Owens, 1998-99

Field Goal Percentage

Season .571 Allies Fuller, 2016-17 (172-301)

3Pt. Field Goals

Game 8 Natasha Begaye, 2006-07

8 Courtney Weekley, 2001-02

3Pt Field Goal Percentage

Season .438 Brooke Jackson, 2008-09 ) (53-121)

Free Throws

Game 15 Venessa Kerbs, 1996-97

Season 158 Diamond Fuller, 2018-19

Free Throws Attempted Season 230 Venessa Kerbs, 1996-97

Free Throw Percentage Season .860 Stephanie Odermott, 1980-81 .860 Brooke Jackson, 2008-09 (80-93)

Rebounds

Game 24 Val Farthing, 1976-77

Season 311 Sheri Moore, 1979-80

Assists

Game 15 Chelsea Lee, 1995-96

Season 161 Peace Amukamara, 2013-14

Steals

Game 14 Leah Goodman, 2017-18

Season - 113 Tiffany Parrish, 1994-95

Blocks

Game 6 Venessa Kerbs, 1996-97

Season 58 Venessa Kerbs, 1995-96

Team

Points

Game 127 vs. Southwestern Bible, 2001-02 Season 253 2017-18 Points per Game Season 83.4 2008-09

Field Goals Game 44 vs. Scottsdale, 1981-82 44 vs. Phoenix, 1995-96

Free Throws Game 27 vs. South Mountain, 1997-98

Victories

Season 28 in 1980-81 & 2013-14 & 2017-18

Assists

Season 557 in 2013-14

Rebounds

Game 69 vs. Eastern Arizona, 1976-77 Season 1320 in 1980-81

Free Throw Percentage Season .743 in 2001-02 (449-604)

Field Goal Percentage Season .484 2008-09 (962-1986)

Three-Point Field Goal Percentage Season .461 2001-02 (149-323)

Fewest Points Allowed per Game Season 45.6 in 1981-82

2020-21 No team - COVID-19 2019-20 Brea Pattersen 2017-18 Takara Wade 2016-17 Giann Grumbein Takara Wade 2015-16 Taylor Reed Natalie Stillwell 2014-15 Kylie Herd Didi Moloi 2013-14 Mariah Willadesen Darla Woody 2012-13 Sierra Aulik 2011-12 Jenay Locke Haley Vennard 2009-10 Briana Benjamin 2008-09 Katrina Graham Brooke Jackson Abbey Ritz

2020-21 No team - COVID-19 2014-15 2013-14 2012-13 2011-12

Peace Amukamara All-American Season assists leader

Mesa in Regional & NationalCompetition Under Kori Stephenson

2006-07

lost South Mounatin 70-78 Home 2007-08 1st place def. Scottsdale 66-64 Away def. Chandler-Gilbert 72-57 Away 2008-09

lost Glendale 74-78 Home 2009-10 2nd place def. Scottsdale 56-46 Home lost Pima 60-63 Away 2010-11 2nd place def. South Mounatin 68-59 Home lost Pima 37-61 Away 2011-12 1st place

def. Scottsdale 60-33 Home def. Pima 65-61 Home 2012-13 1st place def. Phoenix 72-63 Home def. Pima 58-45 Home 2013-14 1st place def. South Mountain 74-54 Home def. Pima 65-64 Home OT 2014-15 2nd place def. Glendale 58-38 Home lost Phoenix 43-54 Home 2015-16 2nd place de. Phoenix 57-42 Home lost Pima 54-78 Away 2016-17 1st place def. Phoenix 70-49 Home def. Pima 74-72 Home 2017-18 1st place def. Phoenix 95-70 Home def. Pima 76-61 Home 2018-19 2nd place

def. South Mountaun 61-36 Home lost Pima 58-80 Away 2019-20 2nd place def. Phoenix 66-48 Home lost Pima 59-76 Home

Total championships: 6 Overall Record: 18-8 Home: 16-4

4-4

games: 6-6

12-2

vs. Chandler-Gilbert 1-0 vs. Glendale: 1-1 vs. Phoenix: 5-1 vs. Pima 5-5 vs. Scottsdale: 3-0 vs. South Mountain: 3-1

Mesa NJCAA Results Under Kori Stephenson

2007-08

Illinois Central 70, Mesa 62 Garrett 70, Mesa 56 2011-12 - fifth place Mesa 65, St. Louis 61 Louisburg 65, Mesa 63 Mesa 44, Johnson Co. 42 Mesa 58, Kirkwood 56 2012-13 - second place Mesa 63, North Platte 35 Mesa 53, Monroe 50 Mesa 64, St. Claire Co 54 Louisburg 75, Mesa 65 2013-14 - National Champions Mesa 70, Mercyhurst NE (Pa.) 48 Mesa 91, Chesapeake 74 Mesa 83, North Iowa Area 73 Mesa 82, Highland 72 OT 2016-17 Essex Co. 69, Mesa 66 Mesa 62, Chesapeake 43 Parkland 66, Mesa 57 2017-18 - fourth place Mesa 76, Cecil (Md.) 73 Mesa 70, Owens (O.) 68 Monroe 87, Mesa 71 Highland 87, Mesa 79

Overall record: 13-8

Recent All-Americans

Zyan Smith 2019-20

Diamond Fuller 2018-19

Leah Goodman 2017-18

Kylie Heard 2014-15

Madi Austin 2013-14

Alli Gloyd 2010-11, 2011-12

Peace Amukamara 2013-14

is Mesa Community College

• 96% of our students say they would recommend MCC to friends or family

• 4 All-Arizona Academic Scholars First Team 20182019

• Since 2014 four students earned a combined $150,000 in Jack Kent Cooke Undergraduate Transfer Scholarships, 2 earned additional graduate scholarships of $75,000 each for up to three years

• Over $1.2 million in schol arships awarded to stu dents in spring 2021.

• 5 All-USA Scholars since 2015 (Top 20 community college students in the nation)

• MCC is an Hispanic serving institution with 31% of stu dents Hispanic.

• $35.6 Million Federal financial aid awarded last year to 7,987 students.

UNIQUE

CAMPUS

Southern and Dobson

Red Mountain

Downtown

National Champions (20)

Men’s Outdoor Track & Field (7) 1968 1969 1970 1973 1974 1975 1980

Baseball (4) 1970 1971 1972 2014

Football (2) 1973 1975

Volleyball (2) 1975 1977

Men’s Indoor Track & Field (1) 1974

Women’s Outdorr Track & Field (1) 1979 Men’s Tennis (1) 1972

Women’s Basketball (1) 2014 Men’s Golf (1) 2017

ACCAC Champions (127)

Baseball (10) 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1980 1982 1993 1996 2002

Men’s Basketball (13) 1971 1978 1981 1982 1985 1986 1987 1990 1993 1996 1997 1999 2014

Women’s Basketball (3) 1978 1980 1981 Men’s Cross Country (1) 2021

Women’s Cross Country (3) 1990 1992 1993 Football (10) 1970 1973 1974 1975 1976 1987 1989 1992 1994 1998

Men’s Golf (1) 1974

Women’s Golf (16) 2003 2004 2005 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2021

Women’s Soccer (6) 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2006

Men’s Soccer (1) 1988

Softball (2) 1977 1980

Men’s Tennis (23) 1967 1968 1969 1970 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1982 1983 1984 1985 1989 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021

Women’s Tennis (17) 1975 1976 1977 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1986 1987 1989 1990 1991 2014 2016 2017 2019

Men’s Track & Field (9) 1968 1969 1970 1973 1974 1975 1976 1980 2016

Women’s Track & Field (6) 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 Volleyball (5) 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980

Region I, Division I Champions (72)

Men’s Basketball (10) 1978 1981 1983 1987 1990 1996 1997 1998 2010 2014

Women’s Basketball (2) 1980 1981

Women’s Cross Country (5) 1990 1992 2003 2012 2016 Men’s Golf (1) 1974

Women’s Golf (16) 2003 2004 2005 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2021 Women’s Soccer (9) 1996 1998 1999 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

Men’s Soccer (1) 1988 Softball (2) 1977 1980 Men’s Tennis (7) 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2021 Women’s Tennis (15) 1975 1976 1977 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1986 1987 1990 2014 2016 2017 2019

Men’s Track & Field (3) 2016 2018 2019 Women’s Track & Field (1) 1993

Region I, Division II Champions (22)

Baseball (5) 2004 2005 2006 2014 2019

Women’s Basketball (8) 1999 2002 2008 2012 2013 2014 2017 2018

Men’s Cross Country (2) 1996 1997

Women’s Cross Country (2) 1996 2021 Men’s Golf (3) 2008 2011 2014 Women’s Tennis (1) 1993 Volleyball (1) 2017

The 2021-22 Schedule

Day Date Opponent Site Time

November

Wed 10 Utah State-Eastern Heap Gym 7:00

Fri 12 Southern Idaho# Heap Gym 7:30

Sat 13 Bella Vista# Heap Gym 3:00

Sat 20 Cochise* Heap Gym 2:00

Tue 23 at South Mountain* Phoenix, AZ 5:30

December

Wed 1 Chandler-Gilbert* Heap Gym 5:30

Sat 5 Arizona Western* Heap Gym 2:00

Wed 8 at Central Arizona* Coolidge, AZ 5:30

Sat 11 Pima* Heap Gym 2:00

Sat 18 Williston St. (ND) Heap Gym 6:00

Sun 19 Williston St, (ND) Heap Gym 1:00

Wed 29 Midland (Texas) Heap Gym 12:00

Thu 30 Midland (Texas) Heap Gym 2:00

January

Wed 5 at Eastern Arizona* Thatcher, AZ 5:30

Sat 8 at Glendale* Glendale, AZ 2:00

Wed 12 Phoenix* Heap Gym 5:30

Sat 15 Scottsdale* Heap Gym 2:00

Sat 22 at Cochise* Douglas, AZ 2:00

Wed 26 South Mountain* Heap Gym 5:30

Sat 29 at Chandler-Gilbert* Chandler, AZ 2:00

February

Wed 2 at Arizona Western* Yuma, AZ 5:30

Sat 5 Central Arizona* Heap Gym 2:00

Wed 9 at Pima* Tucson, AZ 5:30

Sat 12 Eastern Arizona* Heap Gym 2:00

Wed 16 Glendale* Heap Gym 5:30

Sat 19 at Phoenix* Phoenix, AZ 2:00

Wed 22 at Scottsdale* Scottsdale, AZ 5:30

Wed 2 Division II,

Sat 5 Division II,

Tue-Sat 15-19 NJCAA

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