Through seven games, the Clan leads Division II averaging
126.7 points per game. That is well ahead of the GNAC alltime single season record of 92.2 by Western Washington
in the 2005-06 season.
Weekly D2SIDA Regional Polls
Nov. 17
Nov. 24
Dec. 1
SFU also leads Division II in three-pointers made (15.6) and
steals (20.4) and ranks second in assists (23.4) and
turnover margin (14.4). Western Washington ranks
second in blocks (7.3).
Avg.
126.7
61.9
23.3
21.1
53.9
15.6
79.2
11.7
10.1
9.3
23.4
19.5
7.3
5.2
20.4
14.4
Player
Sango Niang, SFU
Kalidou Diouf, UAA
Sango Niang, SFU
Brian McGill, UAA
Anye Turner, WWU
Joseph Stroud, CWU
Sango Niang, SFU
Rod. Evans-Taylor, SFU
Avg.
22.6
73.2
7.4
6.7
3.83
3.20
3.71
3.14
Rank
22nd
th
10
th
6
12th
th
5
th
6
5th
14th
SPU
22nd
NR (49th)
NR (40th)
D2SIDA
Nov. 18
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
Rank
1st
st
21
11th
th
18
th
7
1st
11th
13th
th
19
25th
nd
2
th
18
nd
2
21st
st
1
2nd
Individual
Scoring
FG PCT.
Assists
Assists
Blocked Shots
Blocked Shots
Steals
Steals
6th
NABC
Pre-Season
Nov. 25
Dec. 2
GNAC in NCAA Top 25 Statistical Rankings
Institution
Simon Fraser
Seattle Pacific
Simon Fraser
Seattle Pacific
Seattle Pacific
Simon Fraser
Western Oregon
Western Washington
Seattle Pacific
Alaska Anchorage
Simon Fraser
Alaska Anchorage
Western Washington
Central Washington
Simon Fraser
Simon Fraser
WOU
WWU
2nd
5th-T
th
5
Weekly NABC and D2SIDA Nationals Polls
nd
SFU’s Sango Niang, who ranks 22 in scoring (22.6), ranks
fifth in steals (3.71) and sixth in assists (7.4). WWU’s Anye
Turner ranks fifth in blocks (3.83). Joseph Stroud of
Central Washington is sixth in blocks (3.20).
Team
Scoring
Scoring Defense
Scoring Margin
Scoring Margin
Field Goal PCT.
3-Pointers
FT PCT.
Rebounds
Rebounds
Rebounds
Assists
Assists
Blocked Shots
Blocked Shots
Steals
Turnover Margin
CWU
th
8
NR
WWU
11th
NR (27th)
NR (32nd)
WWU
th
12
NR (30th)
NY (35th)
NR – Not rated in Top 25 (number in parenthesis indicates
position overall including others receiving vote)
GNAC Men’s Basketball Players of the Week
Week
Nov. 10-16
Nov. 17-23
Nov. 24-30
Player
Jeffrey Parker, Western Washington
Joseph Stroud, Central Washington
Ruben Silvas, Alaska
Julian Nichols, Western Oregon
Players of the Week – Week By Week
Nov. 10-16 – Jeffrey Parker, Western Washington (F, 6-6,
So., Richmond, CA – Salesian) and Joseph Stroud, Central
Washington (F, 6-8, Jr., Las Vegas, NV – Sierra Visa/Pierce
College) ... Parker scored 43 points and also had 18
rebounds leading the Vikings to two wins in the 13th Chuck
Randall Classic. Parker made seven of 17 3-pointers and
shot 51.7 percent overall, cashing in on 15-of-29. He was
named the tournament’s MVP ... Stroud earned alltournament honors leading the Wildcats to two wins in
the Seattle Pacific Sodexo Tip-Off tournament. He came
off the bench to score 24 points, making nine of 10 shots.
He also led CWU in rebounds (11) and blocked shots (7).
His last basket with one second half came on a dunk to
break a 68-68 tie in Saturday’s 70-68 win over Academy of
Art.
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WWU, WOU 5 , 6 in D2SIDA Media Poll
For the first time the D2SIDA (Division II Sports
Information Directors Association) is conducting a weekly
West Region and national poll.
Nov. 17-23: Ruben Silvas, Alaska (G, 6-3, 175, Jr., Tucson,
AZ) had 33 points, shooting 62.5 percent (15-of-24) as the
Nanooks made their 2014-15 season debut in the GCI
Alaska Invitational. The JC transfer from Arizona also had
16 rebounds, two assists and a steal and wasn’t charged
with a turnover in earning all-tournament honors as the
Nanooks won one of three contests.
In this week’s regional poll, Western Washington is ranked
fifth and Western Oregon is ranked sixth.
The first official NCAA regional poll, which will determine
five of the eight qualifying teams for the West Regional in
March, won’t be conducted until February.
Nov. 24-30: Julian Nichols, Western Oregon (G, 6-2, 175,
Jr. Upland, CA) scored 51 points and also 10 rebounds, a
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