MEN 1 S BASKETBALL DATE
OPPONENT
Nov.13
Northwest
Nov.23
Laverne
Nov.20
WOMEN 1 S BASKETBALL
TIME
3 p.m.
Portland Bible
7p.m.
Nov.27
Dec.3
Dec.4
Dec.10
Dec.20 Dec.21
Nov.12
Pomona-Pitzer
6 p.m.
Nov.16
Caltech
Puget Sound
8 p.m.
Lewis & Clark Piedmont
Walla Walla
Eastern Oregon
6p.m.
7p.m. 5 p.m.
6 p.m.
George Fox
6 p.m.
Pacific
Whitworth
Whitman
Willamette
Nov. 15
8 p.m.
Jan.15
Jan.21
8 p.m.
8p.m. 8 p.m.
8 p.m.
DATE
Oct.30
Nov.19
EVENT
Nov.20
TIME
NWC RelayMeet
Dec.3
11 a.m.
Dec. 30
Wisconsin-Stevens Point
2p.m.
Dec.4-5
Bruin Invitational
All day
Whitworth
4 p.m.
Jan.7
Southwestern Oregon C.C.
6p.m.
Jan. 21
Jan.21
Whitman
6 p.m.
Jan.29
1 p.m.
Feb. 4
Nov.20
Dec. 17-18
Jan.15
Dec.10
1p.m.
George Fox
Cal Baptist Invitational Puget Sound
1 p.m.
Jan.11
All day
Jan. 19
1p.m.
Jan.28
Jan.18
Whitman
6p.m.
George Fox
6p.m.
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Feb.11
Willamette
6p.m.
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Feb.19
Feb.8
Feb.18
Feb.19
Feb.24-26
March4-5
March 11 -12
March18-19
Pacific Forest Pacific Lutheran NWCTournament NCAA Regionals
NCAASectionals NCAA Finals
8 p.m.
8 p.m.
TBA
TBA
TBA
TBA
6 p.m.
6p.m.
Lewis & Clark
Feb.5 Feb.11
Puget Sound
2 p.m.
2 p.m.
Pacific Lutheran
Nov.6
Nov.19
6p.m.
8p.m.
Caltech
4p.m.
Puget Sound Whitworth
Trinity (Texas)
Lewis & Clark
Jan.29 Feb.4
7 p.m.
6 p.m.
Dec.4
Willamette
6p.m. 8 p.m.
5 p.m.
5 p.m.
6p.m.
Nov.5
Pacific Lutheran Lewis & Clark
Occidental
TIME
5 p.m.
Ken Schumann Classic at Forest Grove
SWIMMINC
Jan.22
Jan.28
2
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps
7p.m.
Jan. 18
Redlands
Chapman
Warner Pacific
Jan.19
OregonTech
Nov.13
Dec. 28
Jan.11
OPPONENT
Nov.8
7 p.m.
David Wells Classic at Claremont, Calif.
Nov.26
DATE
Jan.22
Jan.29
Whitworth
Feb. 2
1 p.m.
Pacific
Northwest Pacific
Whitman
Willamette
Lewis & Clark
5 p.m.
6 p.m.
8p.m. 8 p.m.
6 p.m.
Puget Sound
4p.m.
Whitworth
4p.m.
George Fox
6 p.m.
6p.m. Whitman Feb.5 Feb.1013 NWC Championships All day 4p.m. Feb.8 Pacific March16-19 NCAA Ill Championships All day Feb.9
Feb.18
Feb.24-26
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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.
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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.
LINFIELD SPORTS NETWORK
fans can now follow the ’Cats on the roku app The Linfield Sports Network brings fans live action of Linfield basketball each week. Fans can watch live play-by-play action of all home games on their desktop computer, tablet or mobile device or smart TV. The LSN also provides audio-only coverage of away contests. The Farnham Electric Pregame Show starts joe stuart 15 minutes prior to each basketball game’s scheduled kickoff. Broadcasts include a complete postgame wrap-up, with analysis, final statistics and live interviews with players and coaches. McMinnville native Joe Stuart begins his third season as the lead basketball play-by-play announcer. A 2020 Linfield graduate, Stuart is the athletic department’s broadcast coordinator, isaac milner managing all aspects of Linfield’s webcasting outreach, while assisting with sports communications and social media needs. Stuart got his start in sports broadcasting with LSN, calling play-by-place for men’s and women’s soccer, basketball, baseball and softball contests. He also served as football sideline reporter for two seasons. Current Linfield men’s tennis player Isaac Milner embarks on his first season of involvement with Linfield basketball broadcasts, and will serve as color analyst and occasional play-by-play voice.
For the first time, all Linfield Sports Network broadcasts are available on the Roku app, making it possible for fans to watch live and archived games on their home televisions. To access games, go to golinfieldwildcats.com/watch, or download the Roku app on your smart TV.
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WILDCAT SPOTLIGHT
global perspective A law, rights, and justices major, Alexis Heald spends much of her classroom time thinking of ways in which she can impact the world by RILEY OMONAKA ’24
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lexis Heald, better known as simply “Lex” by her friends, is a shoe connoisseur, Taekwondo master and a future lawyer. As if that list weren’t impressive enough, she’s also a leader on the Linfield women’s basketball team. Those who know Heald know she doesn’t let obstacles slow down her progress. When she runs into problems, Heald steadily chips away at them. Her skill on the court may be impressive, but Heald’s self-discipline truly positions her a bar above her opponents. “All around, Alexis has a lot of heart and gets a lot of hustle points in my book,” says teammate Janessa Yniguez. “You can just tell she wants to get better every day.” “Progress over perfection,” is Heald’s mentality this basketball season. She shows up every day for herself and the team. As a result, the strides made on the court are quite noticeable. Last season, she earned the Linfield women’s basketball award as Most Improved Player. A Portland local, Heald doesn’t rest on her reputation as a hard worker. Each day, she shows up equipped with a positive attitude and the best version of herself. “Admiring how far we have come is necessary in recognizing how much further we need to go,” Heald says. Though Heald’s humility would never let her admit how crucial she is to the team, she has a long list of teammates ready to sing her praises. She tries to focus on the next thing she can improve. “The biggest adjustment I have had to make since entering this program is the commitment to excellence,” Heald says. “This includes being on top of academics, putting in extra work after practice, time management and an overall graciousness to everyone. Representing the program well is an everyday necessity.” Heald’s commitment to getting better and her humble attitude allow her play to do the talking. “What makes Lex unique as a teammate and basketball player is her being a beast in the paint, offensively and defensively, in spite of her height,” Yniguez says. Measuring 5-foot-9, Heald makes for a worthy opponent. Yet, Heald’s quality leadership doesn’t end at the example she sets on the court. It can also be seen in her goofy personality. She loves the team’s tight-knit community and always tries to be a good friend for her teammates. She has quickly become someone squad members can rely on for advice and kindness. 4
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“As a friend, Lex is authentic and dependable. I know I can always go to her when I need something, and she’ll help in any way she can,” says Yniguez. “She is easy to talk to and always has an open door policy.” Empathetic by nature, she always wants to see her friends succeed. However, feeling helpless is the most difficult thing for Heald to overcome. During last season, she struggled with events that were far beyond her control. “I faced issues regarding the health of a family member, the mental health struggles of a close friend, and quarantine, on top of uncertainty surrounding the team’s ability to play,” Heald says. In typical Heald fashion, she chose to appreciate what she gained from her adversity. “However, working through these obstacles and using the team as a support system resulted in an immense level of gratitude for my health and the ability to play basketball for a program I love,” she says. In her junior season, Heald is looking forward to contributing to the program and continuing to grow. She is grateful for her team and the opportunities set before her. “Every player exhibits perseverance, loyalty, and a supportive nature. Additionally, everyone has a great sense of humor, making the time, effort and emotional commitment worth every second,” says Heald. There is more to Heald than meets the eye. Off the court she is a member of the black student union and a bookworm. Says Yniguez: “My first impression of Lex was anything but a basketball player. She is truly a fashionista, but I knew she was a baller when I watched her sporting some (jumpers).” Don’t be fooled, Heald has intellectual brawn, too. On the court, she has a high basketball IQ. And off the court, she’s analyzing complex institutional issues within society and rooting out solutions for discrimination.As a law, rights, and justices major, Heald spends much of her time in the classroom thinking of ways in which to save the world. “The best part of my major is witnessing real world applications of the information I’m learning about, as well as recognizing the impacts of politics and legislation on my life,” Heald says. “Also, this major deepens my awareness as an ally to groups disadvantaged by American institutions.” She refuses to be complacent within a society structured for her and takes an active role learning about others experiences. As a member of the black student union, she allows her opinions to take a back seat and learn about others experiences. One day, Heald hopes to become a lawyer so that she can make the world a little better every day. She’s ready to put in the work for others and hopes to travel. Surely her experiences abroad will only make her understanding of the world all the more well-rounded.
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ADVANCE YOUR CAREER MASTER’S DEGREES IN SPORTS SCIENCE AND ANALYTICS, BUSINESS AND NURSING
Uncommon place Uncommon people Find your uncommon
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RECENT HONORS Dempsey Roggenbuck shows no rust in a return to action from injury, nearing NWC Student-Athlete of the Week honors Dempsey Roggenbuck returned from injury and made a splash, earning recognition as the Northwest Conference Men’s Basketball Student-Athlete of the Week for his part in a narrow 77-74 win over NAIA Warner Pacific on Dec. 28 at Ted Wilson Gymnasium. The fifth-year senior guard dropped a season-high 34 points in his first game back since Dec. 4, connecting on 12 of 20 from the field, 4 of 7 from three-point range and 6 of 8 from the free throw line. He also finished with four rebounds, an assist and a block to wrap up the calendar year. Roggenbuck scored 11 points in the first half before erupting for 23 points in the second. He made 9 of 13 shots in the second period, including 3 of 5 from beyond the arc. Roggenbuck’s 34 points surpassed his previous season-high of 28 scored in the Wildcats’ season-opening 114-61 win over Portland Bible on Nov. 20. His career high is 43 points. In the win over Warner Pacific, Roggenbuck also passed Dave Craven (198588) for fifth in program history in total career points. His career total stands at 1,724, 194 points behind Bill Machamer (1953-58), who is fourth all-time with 1,918 points.
WOMEN’S SPORTS HISTORY SOUGHT Did you participate in women’s sports while at Linfield? Dr. Laura Kenow, professor in Health, Human Performance, and Athletics, is heading efforts to create a more complete historical record of women’s sports at Linfield. Help is needed from those who participated prior to 1990, but all stories are welcome. Please complete this short survey to share your Linfield women’s sport experiences and help build our historical knowledge. Throughout the spring and fall of ’22 there will be a variety of events celebrating Linfield Women’s Athletics as part of the 50th anniversary of the passing of Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972. If you have questions about the survey, sharing your story, or the upcoming events, please contact alumni@linfield.edu.
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MEET THE LINFIELD WOMEN
Ti’anna Bruce | 2
5-6 | Senior | G San Tan Valley, Arizona
abby golik | 3
5-6 | Freshman | G Carson City, Nevada
Brooke Landis | 4 5-5 | Senior | G West Linn, Oregon
Maggie Smith | 15
Alexis heald |20
elyse waldal |24
anna dazey | 25
Janessa Yniguez | 30
casey bunn-wilson
jeremy vandenboer
cassidy schutz
5-8 | Senior | G Tacoma, Washington
5-10 | Freshman | F Snohomish, Washington
Head Coach Seventh Year
8
5-9 | Junior | F Portland, Oregon
5-6 | Freshman | G Corvallis, Oregon
Assistant Coach Second Year
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Jordan Worthington |21 6-0 | Junior | F Woodinville, Washington
5-3 | Junior | G Santa Cruz, California
Assistant Coach Second Year
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emma schmerbach | 5 5-9 | Freshman | G Medford, Oregon
rowan CUSACK | 12 5-2 | Freshman | G Auburn, Washington
kaylee schow | 22
Peyton Bergevin | 23
gillyan landis | 32
sam skaggs | 44
5-7 | Freshman | G Tenino, Washington
6-2 | Freshman | F Yakima, Washington
5-11 | Sophomore | F Walla Walla, Washington
6-3 | Freshman | C Redmond, Washington
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3 abby golik THE RECORDS After a pair of postponed games last week against Whitman and Whitworth, Linfield enters the week still looking for its first win of the season at 0-10 overall and 0-2 in Northwest Conference play. Pacific enters at 9-3 overall and is one of three teams still undefeated in NWC play at 3-0. LINFIELD AT A GLANCE The Wildcats are scoring 59.6 points per game while allowing 77.1 points per game. They are fourth in the NWC with a 40.4 field goal percentage. Three freshmen have taken the reins to lead the ‘Cats. Forward Gillyan Landis is the lone player averaging double figures at 13.8 points per game, which ranks eighth in the NWC. She is also averaging 4.7 rebounds per game and is second in the conference with a 56.3 field goal percentage. Fellow forward Elyse Waldal is putting up 9.2 points and 4.6 rebounds per game while guard Emma Schmerbach is averaging 8.1 points and a teamleading 5.2 rebounds per game. PACIFIC AT A GLANCE The Boxers are riding a five-game winning streak. They rank second in the Northwest Conference with 74 points per game while also ranking third with a 41.5 field goal percentage. Senior Camy Aguinaldo leads the NWC with 20.5 points and 5.2 assists per game while junior Brilie Kovaloff ranks fourth with 16.6 points per game. Aguinaldo is sixth in the NWC with a 46.7 field goal percentage while Kovaloff leads the conference with 35 threepointers. Junior Sydney Gray is also averaging double figures, putting up 11.4 points per game. THE SERIES The 78-game series between Linfield and Pacific stands even at 39-39. The Wildcats are 22-16 against the Boxers at home and 6-4 in the last 10 matchups. The ‘Cats took one of four meetings with the Boxers in 2021, winning 52-50 on Apr. 2 in McMinnville.
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LINFIELD WOMEN NO.
NAME
POS.
HT.
YR./EL.
HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL
2
Ti’Anna Bruce
G
5-5
Sr./Sr.
San Tan Valley, Ariz. / Greenville U.
3
Abby Golik
G
5-6
Fr./Fr.
Carson City, Nev. / Carson
4
Brooke Landis
G
5-4
Sr./Sr.
West Linn, Ore. / Notre Dame De Namur U.
5
Emma Schmerbach
G
5-9
Fr./Fr.
Medford, Ore. / South Medford
12
Rowan Cusack
G
5-2
Fr./Fr.
Auburn, Wash. / Bellarmine Prep
15
Maggie Smith
G
5-8
Sr./Sr.
Tacoma, Wash. / Bellarmine Prep
20
Alexis Heald
F
5-9
Jr./Jr.
Portland, Ore. / Lincoln
21
Jordan Worthington
F
6-0
Jr./Jr.
Woodinville, Wash. / Woodinville
23
Peyton Bergevin
F
5-11
So./So.
Walla Walla, Wash. / Walla Walla
22
Kaylee Schow
G
5-7
Jr./Fr.
Tenino, Wash. / South Puget Sound C.C.
24
Elyse Waldal
F
5-10
Fr./Fr.
Snohomish, Wash. / Glacier Peak
25
Anna Dazey
G
5-6
Fr./Fr.
Corvallis, Ore. / Corvallis
30
Janessa Yniguez
G
5-3
Jr./Jr.
Santa Cruz, Calif. / St. Francis Salesian Prep
32
Gillyan Landis
F
6-2
Fr./Fr.
Yakima, Wash. / West Valley
44
Sam Skaggs
C
6-3
Fr./Fr.
Redmond, Wash. / King’s
HEAD COACH: Casey Bunn-Wilson (seventh year)
ASSISTANT COACHES: Jeremy Vandenboer, Cassidy Schutz
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PACIFIC WOMEN NO.
NAME
POS.
HT.
YR.
2
HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL
Sydney Gray
G
5-9
Jr.
Central Point, Ore. / Crater
4
Rilee Price
G
5-6
Jr.
Brea, Calif. / Brea Olinda
5
Camy Aguinaldo
G
5-3
Sr.
Honolulu, Hawaii / Whitworth University
10
Hannah Stein
5-6
G
So.
Eugene, Ore. / South Eugene
12
Marissa Layosa
5-5
G
So.
Hanamaulu, Hawaii / Kaua’i
14
Madison Dunlop
5-9
G
So.
Palmer, Alaska / Colony
15
Emily Holsan
5-6
G
Fr.
Sammamish, Wash. / Eastlake
24
Anya Henderson
5-7
G
So.
Clackamas, Ore. / Clackamas
30
Alexis Intong
6-1
F
Jr.
Kirkland, Wash. / Juanita
32
Brilie Kovaloff
5-7
G
Jr.
Honolulu, Hawaii / Mid-Pacific Institute
34
Taya McCallum
5-8
F
Fr.
Chehalis, Wash. / W.F. West
41
Kaylee Brooke
5-11
F
Jr.
Nanakuli, Hawaii / Kamehameha Kapalama
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THE RECORDS After having four straight games canceled or postponed, Linfield is ready to open its 2022 slate. The Wildcats open the week at 7-3 overall and 2-0 in Northwest Conference play. Pacific enters at 4-7 overall with a 0-2 NWC mark. LINFIELD AT A GLANCE The Wildcats rank fourth in the NWC with 79.8 points per game and third with 71.6 points allowed per game. The ‘Cats are led by fifth-year senior guard Dempsey Roggenbuck, who sits atop the conference rankings with 22.1 points per game while also ranking fourth with a 51.3 field goal percentage. Fellow fifth-year senior guard Max Lommen is ninth in the NWC with 14.2 points, 6.1 rebounds and 3.1 assists per game. Senior forward Aaron Baune is also scoring in double figures with 12.8 points per game to go with 5.4 rebounds per game. Freshman guard Trey Bryant is just short of double digits with 9.7 points per game. PACIFIC AT A GLANCE The Boxers have the highest-scoring offense in the Northwest Conference with 88.1 points per game. They also lead the conference with 44 rebounds per game. Junior Jacob Bolger leads the group with 13.6 points per game, ranking 11th in the NWC. Senior Mario Mora is 12th in the NWC with 13.4 points per game while junior Ethan Chung is not far behind in 15th with 13.1 points per game. Bolger is also averaging 5.5 rebounds per game and is third in the NWC with a 52.7 field goal percentage. THE SERIES Linfield and Pacific have met 109 times. The Wildcats lead the series 72-37. The ‘Cats are 69-35 in NWC play and 42-13 at home. They have won eight of the last 10 matchups. The ‘Cats took three of four meetings in the abbreviated spring 2021 season, winning 111-97, 105-87 and 104-74 before losing the final meeting, 94-90.
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MEET THE LINFIELD MEN
JAKE DOWNING | 0
milap owens | 2
Jack greenwood | 2
Nick Tripaldi | 3
Dempsey Roggenbuck | 4
josh puccinelli | 15
Mikey Hinkle | 20
jacob hjort | 21
Reece Gibb | 23
cayden lowenbach | 24
R. Loren Gehrke
jerry james
6-4 | Freshman | G Seattle, Washington
6-2 | Freshman | G San Francisco, California
Shanan rosenberg Head Coach Ninth year
5-11 | Freshman | G Prescott, Arizona
6-2 | Sophomore | G Camarillo California
Mark Swenson Assistant Coach Second year
5-10 | Freshman | G San Rafael, Caifornia
6-2 | Sophomore | G Vancouver, Washington
isiah quintero Assistant Coach First year
6-0 | Freshman | G Menlo Park, California
6-5 | Sophomore | F Longview, Washington
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6-4 | Senior | G Marin County, California
6-6 | Freshman | F Prineville, Oregon
Assistant Coach/Intern First year
MEET THE LINFIELD MEN
tomas wolber | 5
carson bonine | 10
trey bryant | 11
jackson dupree | 12
aaron baune | 25
max lommen | 30
Jack Stallard | 31
alex jaczko | 33
6-2 | Freshman | G San Francisco, California
6-5 | Junior | F McMinnville, Oregon
6-2 | Sophomore | G Camas, Washington
6-3 | Senior | G Portland, Oregon
6-0 | Freshman | G Springfield, Oregon
5-11 | Sophomore | G Danville, California
6-3 | Freshman | G San Jose, California
jt estes | 14
5-9 | Freshman | G Walnut Creek, California
6-5 | Sophomore | F Newberg, Oregon
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LINFIELD MEN NO.
NAME
POS.
HT.
WT.
YR./EL.
0
HOMETOWN / PREVIOUS SCHOOL
Jake Downing
G
6-4
175
Fr./Fr.
Seattle, Wash / Roosevelt
1
Milap Owens
G
5-11
170
Fr./Fr.
Prescott, Ariz. / Prescott
2
Jack Greenwood
G
5-11
160
So./Fr.
San Rafael, Calif. / Marin Catholic
3
Nick Tripaldi
G
6-0
155
So./Fr.
Menlo Park, Calif. / Menlo Atherton
4
Dempsey Roggenbuck
G
6-4
193
Sr./Sr.
Marin County, Calif. / Redwood
5
Tomas Wolber
G
6-2
195
So./Fr.
San Francisco, Calif. / Stuart Hall Prep
10
Carson Bonine
G
6-2
180
Jr./So.
Camas, Wash. / Camas
11
Trey Bryant
G
6-0
170
Fr./Fr.
Springfield, Ore. / Springfield
12
Jackson Dupree
G
6-3
180
So./Fr.
San Jose, Calif. / Bellarmine Prep
14
JT Estes
G
5-9
170
So./Fr.
Walnut Creek, Calif. / Diablo Valley Col-lege
15
Josh Puccinelli
G
6-2
185
Fr./Fr.
San Francisco, Calif. / Stuart Hall
20
Mikey Hinkle
G
6-2
180
Jr./So.
Camarillo, Calif. / St. Bonaventure
21
Jacob Hjort
G
6-2
190
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McMinnville, Ore. / McMinnville
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Jack Stallard
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Danville, Calif. / Monte Vista
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Alex Jaczko
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WILDCATS IN THE NEWS Linfield wrestling program adds national and international star Alyssa Lampe to coaching staff Alyssa Lampe has been hired as assistant wrestling coach at Linfield University. “I’m very excited to have Alyssa joining our program and coaching staff,” said Linfield head coach Chad Hanke. “She has been one of the best wrestlers in the world for a long time and will have an immediate impact on our program.” An accomplished amateur wrestler, Lampe comes to Linfield with an impressive list of credentials. She is a four-time U.S. Open individual champion in 2010, 2013, 2014 and 2019, and twice was a bronze medalist in international competition in 2012 and 2013. A member of the U.S. national team for a total of six years, Lampe remains in contention for a spot on the U.S. Olympic team as it prepares for the 2024 Summer Games. In 2013, she was chosen as USAW’s “Women’s Wrestler of the Year” by her peers and coaches and was selected as the U.S. Open’s “Outstanding Wrestler” in 2013 and 2019. Lampe’s coaching experience includes providing technical coaching for the Wisconsin and Wayland Baptist team camps.
“We intend for Linfield to become an NCAA powerhouse on both the men’s and women’s sides,” said Hanke. “Alyssa and I will work hard to make that happen in the years ahead.” With recruiting now in full swing, Linfield expects to compete in its first varsity matches in the fall of 2022. A handful of wrestlers are currently competing as a club in preparation for the coming season.
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