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assists in an 88-79 win over MSUB Thursday, connecting on 11 of 20 shots, including 5-of-7 three-pointers. Williams then added 19 points and five assists in a 73-67 victory against SPU Saturday, converting on 4-of-7 three-point shots. The win snapped a four-game CWU losing streak to the Falcons. For the week, Williams made 18-of-37 shots (48.6 percent), including 9-of-14 three-pointers. He also converted on 5-of-6 foul shots. Three-Pointers Dec. 8-14: Mitch Penner, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-5, Jr., Seattle, WA – Kennedy) scored 26 points and also had 11 rebounds, three steals and two blocks to lead the Falcons to a 100-67 win over George Fox. Penner, who made 7-of12 field goal attempts, was perfect from the foul line connecting on 11-of-11. Assists 1. 2. 3. 4. 1. Fred Hooks, Humboldt State (2001-04) 15. Riley Stockton, Seattle Pacific (2011-14) 1. Luke Cooper, Alaska Anchorage (2005-08) 14. Riley Stockton, Seattle Pacific (2011-14) 1268 623 880 383 Steals 1. Blair Wheadon, Western Oregon (2009-12) 16 Devon Alexander, Western Oregon (2012-14) 22. Riley Stockton, Seattle Pacific (2011-14) 216 145 132 Blocks 1. Brannon Stone, Seattle Pacific (1999-02) 8. Anye Turner, Western Washington (2012-14) 24. Kevin Rima, Northwest Nazarene (2010-14) 269 124 80 GNAC Miscellany NCAA West Regional: Eight teams advance to the NCAA Division II West Regional tournament that will be held March 14-17 at a site to be determined. The tournament will feature the champions of the GNAC, CCAA and PacWest Conferences. The GNAC will determine its champion with a six-team tournament March 4-6 at Billings, Mont. Dec. 29-Jan. 4: Ashton Edwards, Alaska (G, Jr., Compton, CA – Long Beach CC) and Brian McGill, Alaska Anchorage (G, 6-2, Jr., Clackamas, OR – Western Oregon) … Edwards scored 53 points including 30 in Thursday’s 64-60 home win against Western Washington and 23 in Saturday’s 121111 victory against Simon Fraser. Edwards made 16-of-32 field goal attempts including 7-of-12 three-pointers and 14-of-15 free throws. He also had seven rebounds and four assists. His point total against the Vikings represented nearly 47 percent of the Nanooks’ team total … McGill had 48 points, nine rebounds and nine assists as the Seawolves also swept SFU (108-86) and Western Washington (62-60). McGill scored 28 points and had six rebounds in 26 minutes against the Clan Thursday and had a game-high 20 points, including the game-winning shot with 6.5 seconds left, in Saturday’s win against Western Washington. In that contest, McGill was perfect from the foul line, converting on 8-of-8 attempts. Twitter Hashtags GNAC Alaska Anchorage Alaska Central Washington Montana State Billings Northwest Nazarene Saint Martin’s Seattle Pacific Simon Fraser Western Oregon Western Washington #GNACVBall #SeawolfVB #GoNooks #CWUWildcats #GoMSUBJackets #GoNNUCrusaders #SaintsAlive #GoFalcons #NCAAeh #GoWolves #UnleashTheHorns GNAC Media Relations Information Director – Bob Guptill E-Mail – [email protected] Assistant Information Director – Nathan Webber E-Mail – [email protected] Office – 503-305-8756 GNAC Career Leaders Scoring Austin Nichols, Humboldt State (2001-04) Travis Thompson, Alaska Anchorage (10-11, 13-14) Cory Hutsen, Seattle Pacific (2012-15) Andy Avgi, Western Oregon (2012-15) 292 266 260 258 Rebounds Dec. 15-21: Shawn Reid, Seattle Pacific (F, 6-4, Sr., Post Falls, ID) scored a team-best 36 points shooting 71.4 percent in leading the Falcons to wins over Dixie State (7666) and Rollins (74-54) in the Las Vegas Challenge. Reid made 15-of-21 shots, including 5-of-9 three-pointers. He also led the Falcons with three steals. Reid came off the bench against Dixie State with SPU trailing 17-2 and scored 30 points in just 18 minutes to rally SPU to the 10-point win. Reid, whose previous SPU career-high was 13, made 12 of 15 shots, including 5-of-7 from the arc. 1. 25. 56. 73. Jake Linton, Saint Martin’s (2006-09) Grant Dykstra, Western Oregon (2002-06) Ryan McCarthy, Northwest Nazarene (2002-06) Travis Thompson, Alaska Anchorage (10-11, 13-14) 2501 1394 1052 919 4