THIS WEEK IN WOU ATHLETICS
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COMPOSITE SCHEDULE WITH STREAMING & STAT LINKS
HOME EVENTS
THURSDAY
- Women's Basketball vs. #15 Alaska Anchorage, 5:15 p.m.
- Men's Basketball vs. Alaska Anchorage, 7:30 p.m.
FRIDAY
- Baseball vs. Northwest Nazarene (DH), Noon
SATURDAY
- Baseball vs. Northwest Nazarene (DH), Noon
- Women's Basketball vs. Alaska, 2 p.m. (Senior Day)
- Men's Basketball vs. Alaska, 4:15 p.m. (Senior Day)
AWAY EVENTS
THURSDAY
- Softball vs. Sioux Falls, 11 a.m. PT (Clermont, Florida)
- Softball vs. Concordia-St. Paul, 1:15 p.m. PT (Clermont, Florida)
- Track & Field at Erik Anderson Memorial Ice Breaker (McMinnville, Oregon)
SATURDAY
- Softball vs. Grand Valley State, 9:30 a.m. PTÂ (Clermont, Florida)
- Softball vs. Tiffin, Noon PT (Clermont, Florida)
- Track & Field at Erik Anderson Memorial Ice Breaker (McMinnville, Oregon)
SUNDAY
- Softball vs. Southern New Hampshire, 6 a.m. PT (Clermont, Florida)
- Softball vs. Clarion, 8:15 a.m. PT (Clermont, Florida)
- Track & Field at BU Last Chance Meet (Boston, MA)
QUICK GLANCE
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL (8-14, 4-10)
GNAC STANDINGS | GNAC STATS | WOU STATS | WOU STAT RANKINGS
- Thursday vs. #15 Alaska Anchorage (24-3, 15-1), 5:15 p.m.
- Saturday vs. Alaska (6-18, 1-15), 2 p.m. (Senior Day)
AT A GLANCE: The Wolves are coming off losses on the road at Central Washington (64-56) and at Northwest Nazarene (76-60) last week and sit in eighth place in the conference. During the loss to NNU,
Bella Pedrojetti moved to No. 5 on the single-season WOU all-time list for 3-pointers with 55. Earlier this season, the Wolves fell at #15 Alaska Anchorage and opened GNAC play with a win over Alaska Fairbanks. Alaska Anchorage comes in on a seven-game winning streak while Alaska has dropped its last seven contests.
MEN'S BASKETBALL (4-22, 1-15)
GNAC STANDINGS |
GNAC STATS |
WOU STATS |
WOU STAT RANKINGS
- Thursday vs. Alaska Anchroage (11-18, 4-12), 7:30 p.m.
- Saturday vs. Alaska (12-13), 4:15Â p.m. (Senior Day)
AT A GLANCE: The Wolves last week droped contests at Central Washington and Northwest Nazarene and sit 10th in the conference. Earlier this season, WOU opened GNAC play with losses at Alaska (87-72) and at Alaska Anchorage (71-49). Alaska Anchorage sits a spot above WOU in the GNAC standings while Alaska is in a tie for the sixth and final GNAC Championships spot with Saint Martin's with two games to go (the teams play each other Thursday and Alaska must win to have a chance at the playoffs as it lost to the Saints earlier this season).
BASEBALL (2-6)
GNAC STANDINGS | GNAC STATS | WOU STATS | WOU STAT RANKINGS
- Friday vs. Northwest Nazarene (11-7), noon (DH)
- Saturday vs. Northwest Nazarene, noon (DH)
AT A GLANCE: WOU opens GNAC play against the preseason favorite Northwest Nazarene this week. The Wolves have had the misfortune of bad weather canceling the previous two series (at Lewis-Clark State, Feb. 14-17, at Central Washington last Saturday in non-GNAC games) and will be playing for the first time since defeating Fresno Pacific on Feb. 8.  Collin Irwin is the Wolves' lone player with an average above .300 at .313 as he also leads the team with a .522 OBP and an .897 OPS. On the mound, reliever Shane Bailey owns a team-best 1.04 ERA and 0.81 WHIP in 8.2 innings pitched (the second most on the team) with four strikeouts. Devin Bell has been solid in his two starts with a 3.72 ERA with a team-best nine strikeouts in 9.2 innings of work.
The Nighthawks enter GNAC play at 11-7 after splitting a four-game home series with No. 24 Colorado Mesa. Bryan Rojas leads the team in hitting at .371 with three homers, 10 doubles and 14 RBI while Nin Burns II is hitting with .323 with four homers, three doubles, 20 RBI and six stolen bases. On the mound, Cole Calnon has led the way for NNU as he's 3-0 with a 1.23 ERA with 14 strikeouts in 22 innings (including two complete games) while Ernesto Lugo-Canchola is also 3-0 with a 3.32 ERA with 23 strikeouts in 21.2 innings of work.Â
SOFTBALL (1-8)
GNAC STANDINGS | GNAC STATS | WOU STATS | WOU STAT RANKINGS
Florida Spring Games (Clermont, Florida - All Times Pacific)
- Thursday vs. Sioux Falls (11 a.m.) | vs. Concordia-St. Paul (1:15 p.m.)
- Saturday vs. Grand Valley State (9:30 a.m.) | vs. Tiffin (Noon)
- Sunday vs. Southern New Hampshire (6 a.m.) | vs. Clarion (8:15 a.m.)
AT A GLANCE: The Wolves head to Florida after dropping three games to 10th-ranked Western Washington last week at home before defeating Saint Martin's 4-3 at home Friday. Aaliyah Gaboriault leads the team in hitting (.395), OPS (.846), runs (7), hits (15), slugging (.421), on-base percentage (.425) and stolen bases (5) while Isabelle Lewis has a team-high seven RBI while hitting .296 - second on the team. Kennedy Abbas paces WOU in the circle as she owns a 3.90 ERA with 25 strikeouts in 37.2 innings of work.
TRACK & FIELD
Erik Anderson Memorial Ice Breaker
Friday-Saturday | McMinnville, Oregon (Outdoor)
BU Last Chance Meet
Sunday | Boston, MA (Indoor)
AT A GLANCE: The Wolves open outdoor action this week as they will have seven runners in the 10K Friday evening while six others will be throwing Saturday. The Wolves relay team of
Grant Bohannon,
Amari Hendrix,
Brennen Murphy and
Keeton Sanchez will look to improve their time and qualify for nationals at the BU Last Chance Meet on Sunday in Boston.
NCAA QUALIFYING MARKS (D-II Rank)
Women
- Ujunwa Nwokoma, Long Jump, 19-3.5 (20th)
- Nerissa Thompson, 60 Meters, 7.50 (22nd)
- Ujunwa Nwokoma, Triple Jump, 39-3Â (28th)
- Amariyah Clay, Penthathlon, 3,436Â (29th)
- Macy Clemens, Pentathlon, 3,435 points (30th)
- Amariyah Clay, Triple Jump, 38-10.5 (36th)
- Amity Deters, High Jump, 5-6 (1.68 meters) (37th)
Men
- Mark Warren, Weight Throw, 62-8.75 (18.99 meters) (13th)
- Isaiah Rodriguez, 800, 1:50.15Â (15th)
- Gabe Burchfield, Heptathlon, 5,106 points (16th )
- Distance Medley Relay Team (Rodriguez, Murphy, Bohannon, Sanchez), 9:52.16 (27th)
- Brennen Murphy, 400, 47.81 (37th)
- Jack Burgett, 200, 21.53 (46th)
- 4x400 relay (Hendrix, Rodriguez, Burgett, Murphy), 3:15.40 (44th)
- Keeton Sanchez, 800, 1:52.17 (50th)
- Jack Burgett, 400, 48.34 (73rd)
WOU ALL-TIME TOP-10 INDOOR MARKS REACHED
Rank when mark was set - Bold is school record
Women
- Ujunwa Nwokoma, Long Jump, 19-3.5, 1st at WOU
- Nerissa Thompson, 60, 7.50, 1st
- Ujunwa Nwokoma, Triple Jump, 38-9, 2nd
- Amariyah Clay, Pentathlon, 3,436 points, 2nd
- Macy Clemens, Pentathlon, 3,435 points, 3rd
- Amariyah Clay, Triple Jump, 38-10, 3rd
- Kyla Potratz, 5,000, 17:32.01, 3rd
- Nerissa Thompson, 200, 25.34, 3rd
- Alexa McGowan, Pole Vault, 10-0, 3rd
- Alecia Lemeza, Pole Vault, 10-0, 3rd
- Kyla Potratz, 5,000, 17:32.01, 3rd
- Jazmine Dotson, 60, 7.81 4th
- Aaliyah Taba, 60 hurdles, 9.02, 4th
- Amity Deters, High Jump, 5-6, T-4th
- Jazmine Dotson, 200, 25.73, 5th
- Isabel Zamora-Mercado, Pole Vault, 9-10.5, 6th
- Annika Morrow, 60, 7.87, T-6th
- Kaydence Nguyen, 800, 2:17.13, 7th
- Maslin Sigler, 3,000, 10:17.36, 7th
- Kyla Potratz, 3,000, 10:21.39, 8th
- Jazmine Liebl, Mile, 5:10.01, 9th
- Kylie Griffin, High Jump, 5-5, T-9th
Men
- Gabe Burchfield, Heptathlon, 5,106Â points, 1st at WOU
- Brennen Murphy, 600, 1:19.15, 1st
- Brennen Murphy, 400, 47.81, 1st
- Mark Warren, Weight Throw, 62-8.75, 1st
- Jack Burgett, 200, 21.53, 1st
- Hendrix, Rodriguez, Burgett, Murphy, 4x400, 3:15.40, 1st
- Jack Burgett, 400, 48.34, 2nd
- Tate Herber, 60 hurdles, 8.32, 3rd
- Brennen Murphy, 200, 21.79, 4th
- Isaiah Rodriguez, 800, 1:50.15, 4th
- Grant McDowell, 60, 6.91, 4th
- Logan Parker, 5,000, 14:54.44, 4th
- Jack Burgett, 60, 6.94, 5th
- Logan Parker, 3,000, 8:27.86, 6th
- Tate Herber, 60 hurdles, 8.49, T-8th
- Rodriguez, Murphy, Bohannon, Sanchez, DMR, 9:52.16, 9th
- Keeton Sanchez, 800, 1:52.17, 10th
- Demari Thompson, 60, 7.02, T-10th
WOU GNAC ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
Women
Men
- Mark Warren, Field Athlete of the Week, Feb. 10, 2025
- Gabe Burchfield, Field Athlete of the Week, Jan. 28, 2025
- Keeton Sanchez, Track Athlete of the Week, Dec. 16, 2024
- Mark Warren, Field Athlete of the Week, Dec. 16, 2024
- Gabe Burchfield, Field Athlete of the Week, Dec. 9, 2024
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