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IT’S GOTTA BE THE SHOES
“My goal is to work at Nike. Since I’m really into shoes, I have made that one of my goals,” says Lommen, a management major at Linfield. Given his love of footwear and entrepreneurial spirit, it’s not The Wildcats won their first Northwest Conference men’s a stretch to picture Max Lommen working at Nike one day basketball championship in two decades last season. Lommen played an important role on the team, starting the final 12 by avi mehta games of the season. He averaged nine points and three ax Lommen did not have many options to continue his rebounds per game. basketball career beyond Wilson High School. In the final weekend of the regular season, Linfield Linfield University coach Shanan Rosenberg was defeated Whitworth and Whitman in a front of a packed Ted the only coach to show interest in the wiry, athletic guard from Wilson Gym crowd to claim the conference title. Portland. Lommen opted to attend Linfield and was a starter In the regular-season finale against the Pirates, Lommen for the 2019-20 Wildcats’ team that sat atop the Northwest was the high scorer for both teams, tying his season-high mark Conference. of 20 points. After that game, which Linfield won 91-80, Wildcat “Coach Rose was the only one that reached out to me, so fans rushed the court and the team did a net cutting ceremony, it made my decision pretty easy,” says Lommen. a first for Lommen. “Max has been an absolute joy to coach, to know, and to “That was the first time that I won a conference or league title help develop. He is a fun-loving spirit and also very competitive. or cut down the net. It was super exciting,” he says, glowingly. He has an extraordinary combination of athleticism, skill, length “I went into that year thinking all I wanted was a T-shirt that and eagerness to improve,” says Rosenberg. said that we were the champions and a piece of net and we Lommen is a two-sport athlete at Linfield, playing ended up getting that.” basketball and competing in the jumps for the track & field Rosenberg has watched with interest as Lommen as team. At Wilson High, he also played soccer along with elevated his on-court performance basketball & track field, and played baseball growing up but “Starting last year in particular, Max began seeing the gave up that sport after middle school. game better than ever and trusting in our team concepts and Last season, Max was joined his younger brother, Mason philosophies. He is all business on the court and I’m super on the track team. The support that the older Lommen receives proud of how great a teammate and player he has become,” from his family is something he truly values. says Rosenberg. “Outside of my parents, Steve and Kathi, The current season will most likely not be his final I usually have 4-5 grandparents and some one at Linfield. He is leaning towards using the aunts and uncles in the stands for extra year of eligibility granted by the NCAA due our games,” says Lommen. to the pandemic. “The support that I receive “I’ve talked to my parents and thought about from them is awesome.” coming back. Depending on how the cards fall, Lommen loves it is definitely a possibility,” he says. basketball and even Whenever the next season of basketball when he is not practicing happens, whether it is in the spring of 2021 or not with the team, he likes to until later in the year, Lommen shares one be in the gym, improving his common goal with his teammates: to game. He also enjoys playing win the conference championship video games with his roommates, all once again. Personally, he hopes of whom are members of the basketball to earn a place on one of the team. all-Northwest Conference “I have always looked at the basketball team teams. as my group, like a club,” says Lommen. “I like “Max has been doing the normal college kid things, like hanging playing exceptional out with friends.” basketball thus far He has a really big collection of shoes, which is this year,” says another passion for him. Lommen likes to buy new Rosenberg. “I footwear, but recently picked up a new hobby. expect him to be “Me and my buddy have teamed up and tried force to be reckoned to flip shoes. Buying them for a low price and with in his senior year selling for a higher price,” says Lommen. and play a huge role as After graduating from Linfield, Lommen a leader, a potent scoring hopes to turn his love for shoes into lifetime guard and rangy defender for career. our team.”
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Jordyn Feinauer | 5
Shasta Lofgren | 10
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5 jordyn feinauer SENIOR NIGHT Prior to tonight’s game, Linfield will honor graduating seniors Jordyn Feinauer, Shasta Lofgren and Cami Reuter with a special ceremony. THE WILDCATS WOMEN Delaney Ragan hit the game-winning shot in that game. She is scoring 11.9 points per game while averaging 4.3 rebounds and two steals per game. Shasta Lofgren is scoring 12.1 points per game and ranks second in the Northwest Conference with an average of 7.4 rebounds per game. Alexis Heald is third on the team in scoring at 7.4 points per game. As a team, Linfield is scoring 59.3 points per game and averaging 12.5 rebounds per game. THE BOXERS WOMEN The Boxers are home to two of the Northwest Conference’s top-four scorers. Brillie Kovaloff is third with a scoring average of 15.3, Camy Aguinaldo is fourth with an average of 14 points per game. Sydney Gray is eighth in the NWC with six rebounds per game. Riley Price is averaging 3.3 assists per game, which is fourth. In five outings, the Boxers are averaging 59 points, 34 rebounds and 11 assists. THE SERIES The Wildcats are 8-2 in their last 10 matchups with the Boxers and hold the 39-37 edge in the all-time series.
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PACIFIC WOMEN NO. 2 3 4 5 10 12 14 15 21 23 24 25 30 31 32 34 35 41 44
NAME Sydney Gray Madison Cabardo Rilee Price Camy Aguinaldo Daesha Viela Marrissa Layosa Lily Persons Hannah Stein Haia Ku Kaysie Watanabe Talia Kahakai-Wyatt Madeline Baldwin Alexis Intong Anya Henderson Brilie Kovaloff Ashley Strain Madison Dunlop Kaylee Brooke Phoebe Trigsted
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SENIOR DAY The Wildcats are set to honor graduating seniors Will Burghardt and Matt Berger with a pregame ceremony. Fellow seniors Max Lommen and Dempsey Roggenbuck expect to return to Linfield next season for their fifth years. THE LINFIELD MEN Linfield is third in NCAA Division III with 22.2 assists per game and its 55.8 field goal percentage leads the country. Dempsey Roggenbuck is scoring 29.6 points per game, which leads the NWC and is second in the country. Max Lommen improved his scoring average to 15.6, which is seventh in the country. Roggenbuck leads the NWC with a 64.0 field goal percentage, Will Burghardt and Lommen are tied for second with a 57.7 field goal percentage. Aaron Baune is averaging 7.1 rebounds per game, which is fourth in the NWC. Matt Berger is seventh with 6.2 rebounds per game. THE PACIFIC MEN Playing their traditional fast-paced style, the Boxers are forcing 18.8 turnovers per game, but also allowing 103.3 points per game. Colin Rardin is scoring 12.9 points per game, which leads the team, Ethan Moss is second at 12.0, and Brennan McNabb is third with a scoring average of 11.6. Rardin is grabbing 6.5 rebounds per game, while Moss is averaging 3.1 assists per game. THE SERIES Linfield has won seven straight meetings over Pacific and leads the all-time series 71-36.
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NAME Chris Kobayashi Mario Mora Jayden Fordham Robby Brodar Antoine Stitt Tyre Hicks Eythan Henry Brennan McNabb Jared Cattell Cayden Wagner Russell Carmichael Shawn Cotton Jr. Ethan Moss Nick Drynan Ethan Chung Isaiah Africano Noah Lewis Ethan Hutsell Parker Manalo Jayelen Jones Jacob Bolger James Corey Colin Rardin
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TED WILSON GYMNASIUM
Ted Wilson Gym bears the name of the man who coached the Linfield basketball team longer and to more wins than any individual in school history. In 20 seasons, Wilson directed the Wildcats in over 500 games, compiling a 324-213 record. Riley Gym was nicknamed the “House of Hustle” out of respect for Wilson’s high-scoring teams, which averaged a school-record 96.5 points a game during the 1977-78 season. Ted Wilson Gym is decorated with 18 Northwest Conference championship banners, 16 of which were won by Wilson between 1961 and 1981. Wilson Gym, with 1,924 seats, is contained within Linfield’s 112,000-squarefoot Health, Physical Education and Recreation Complex which opened in 1989.
The new structure was dramatic a departure from cramped Riley Gym. The state-of-the-art facility contains locker rooms, offices and classrooms, a fully equipped athletic training room along with display areas that house the trophies and recognitions of past Linfield teams and athletes. In 1920, Riley Gym was built adjacent to historic Pioneer Hall at a cost of just over $25,000. Riley Gym served as the basketball home of the Wildcats for 67 seasons. A granddaddy of small college gyms, Riley played host to its first game in December, 1921, and its last game in February, 1989. Linfield’s first on-campus basketball court was located on the north end of campus in the building now known as Newby
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Hall. The floor was miniature by today’s standards and there were no boundary lines. The surrounding walls prevented players from leaving the playing area. As a game was about to start, someone would check that all the doors were closed tight, the ball would be tipped off at center court, and it was every player for himself. Up until 1907, Newby Hall, nicknamed the “Chem Shack,” was illuminated by candles with tin reflectors. Many of the gyms the Wildcats played in were smaller and even more primitive than the one on the Linfield campus. Around 1900, Linfield played its home games in the old pavilion in the city park. Following practices and games, players heated their own shower water using a woodburning boiler.
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