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2005-06
Season Review
Head Coach: Jeff
Hironaka (Eastern Oregon '80)
Record at SPU: 76-39 (4 yrs.)
Overall Record: 76-39 (4 yrs.)
Assistant Coaches: Brock Veltri
(Utah '01), Scott Reid (Michigan State '85), George Parker
(Saint Martin's '71), Adam Swinyard (Northwest University,
'03)
Conference: Great Northwest
Athletic Conference
Home Court: Royal Brougham
Pavilion (2,650)
2005-06 Season Record: 26-6
(NCAA tournament)
Conf. Record: 14-4 (1st)
Letterwinners Returning/Lost: 9/3
Starters Returning/Lost: 3/2
All Time Honors: NCAA Playoffs:
1962, 64-66, 71-72, 77, 94-96, 98-02, 05-06; Conf. Champ:
1991, 92, 95, 96, 00, 02, 06
Key Returnees (Hgt., Pos, Cl, PPG) : Dustin
Bremerman, 6-4, Sr (18.0, 5.2 reb, all-region); Drew
Matzen, 6-4, Sr (7.0, 3.4 reb); Robbie Will, 6-10,
Jr (12.0, 6.4 reb); Jared Moultrie, 6-2, Sr (4.6, 2.7
ast)
Key Losses: Tony Binetti,
6-1, Sr (18.2, 5.1 ast, All-America); Mike Bushmaker, 6-7,
Sr (11.6, 3.4 reb); Chad Williams, 6-8, Jr (9.9, 4.6
reb)
Key Newcomers: Transfers:
JoJay Jackson, Jr, 6-5 (Fairfield, Ca./Solano JC);
Filip Popovic, Jr, 6-7 (Montenegro, Serbia/Skyline,
Ca., CC)Freshmen: Adam Wardell (redshirt),
6-2, Sedro Woolley, Wa. (Sedro Woolley); Rob
Diederichs (redshirt), 6-8, Shoreline, Wa. (Shorewood);
Brandon Larrieu, 5-10, Tacoma, Wa. (Franklin Pierce)
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2006 West Region
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Sept 15 -- Falcons Leave Belgium With Loss
in Men's Basketball Exhibition Tour
Seattle Pacific University heads for its final game in France on a
loss after Optima Gent pulled away in the fourth quarter of their
men's basketball exhibition, 88-65 Saturday night.
The Full Story
Sept 14 -- Jackson Spurs Seattle Pacific
Comeback in Belgium
Behind the 33 points and 13 rebounds of JoJay Jackson, Seattle
Pacific rallied from 16 points down in the final seven minutes to
beat the Antwerp Giants 85-76 Friday in the third game of a
European men's basketball tour.
The Full Story
Sept 12 -- Will's Double-Double Not Enough
Against Dutch Hoopers
Despite getting 23 points and 14 rebounds from center Rob Will,
Seattle Pacific University dropped the second game of its European
tour, 95-72 to the Matrixx Magixx Wednesday night.
The Full Story
Sept 11 -- Seattle Pacific Men Fall in
European Hoop Opener
Seattle Pacific University opened its five-game men's basketball
European tour with a 97-80 loss to Upstairs BSW Tuesday night.
The Full Story
Aug 2 -- Seattle Pacific Men to Play Hoops
in Europe Next Month
Seattle Pacific University will embark on its fourth men's
basketball international tour next month with five games scheduled
against European clubs between Sept. 11-17. The Falcons depart
Sept. 9 for Holland, later playing in Belgium and France.
The Full Story
Jun 14 -- Falcons' Pixler, Bremerman Voted
Top GNAC Athletes for '06-07
Seattle Pacific University track champion Jessica Pixler and
basketball All-American Dustin Bremerman have been voted the Great
Northwest Athletic Conference female athlete and male athletes of
the year, respectively, for all sports during 2006-07.
The Full Story
Jun 7 -- Hiro Hopes Up & Comers Offset
Losses (Final Men's Basketball Release)
While the losses appear insurmountable on paper, Seattle Pacific
University’s basketball biggest fortunes have always been
more about teamwork. Going into the 2007-08 season, the Falcons
may possess not only sufficient talent but also the the necessary
intangibles to make another visit to the men’s basketball
Elite Eight. Two starters from the conference championship squad
and five of the top eight in the rotation will be joined by some
young newcomers next fall.
The Full
Story
Apr 19 -- O'Dea's Banchero Commits to
Falcons for Men's Basketball
Chris Banchero, a key player for state 3A champion O'Dea High
School, has committed to Seattle Pacific University's men's
basketball program for next season.
The Full
Story
Apr 6 -- SPU's Bremerman Selected for
Inaugural Collegiate Basketball Invitational
Seattle Pacific University’s Dustin Bremerman has been
selected for the inaugural Collegiate Basketball Invitational, a
60-player combine for men’s basketball players from NCAA
Division II and III and the NAIA.
The
Full Story
Mar 26 -- Bremerman Chosen All-America
(Again)
Dustin Bremerman of Seattle Pacific University has been named
All-America for a second time, this time by the Division 2
Bulletin. The D2 Bulletin named Bremerman to its third
team.
The Full Story
Mar 24 -- Falcons' Bremerman Helps West
Rally to Win D2 All-Star Game
Dustin Bremerman of Seattle Pacific University was a member of
the West team which came from 16 points down in the second half to
beat the East 97-92 in the NCAA Division II All-Star game at the
Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame Friday.
The
Full Story
Mar 21 -- Bremerman Becomes Falcons' Fourth
Men's Basketball All-American
Seattle Pacific University's Dustin Bremerman has been voted to
the 16-member NCAA Division II All-America team by the National
Association of Basketball Coaches. Bremerman, a two-time
all-region selection, becomes only the fourth All-American for the
Falcons, joining Tony Binetti (2006), Jeff McBroom (1999) and
Howard Heppner (1966).
The Full Story
Mar 15 -- Bremerman Chosen for Coaches
All-Star Basketball Game
Seattle Pacific University's Dustin Bremerman has been chosen to
play for the West in the second annual National Association of
Basketball Coaches/NCAA Division II All-Star Game. Bremerman is
among 20 seniors who will showcase their talents during the Elite
Eight festivities in Springfield, Mass.
The
Full Story
Seattle Pacific Men Go Cold, Exit Tourney
Early
For a squad which relies on having the hot hand, Seattle Pacific
University (18-10) picked a rotten time to go cold. Instead, it
was an efficient shooting performance by Grand Canyon which
bounced the Falcons from the NCAA Division II men's basketball
tournament, 87-65, Friday night at East Gym.
The Full
Story
Mar 7 -- Bremerman Repeats As All-Region
Hoop Selection
Dustin Bremerman, the second-most prolific career scorer in
Seattle Pacific University men’s basketball history, has been
named to the Daktronics all-West Region first team. Bremerman was
a repeat selection after making the second team as a junior.
The Full
Story
It’s Go Time: Falcons Open NCAA Play
Friday (Men's Basketball Regional Release)
To book a return trip to Springfield, Mass., will require the
unprecedented from the Seattle Pacific University men’s
basketball team. The Falcons (18-9) must not only successfully
defend their West Regional title, but do so on the road. In its
NCAA Division II tournament opener, SPU faces Arizona’s Grand
Canyon (20-7) Friday night in Arcata, Calif.
The Full
Story
Mar 5 -- Bremerman, Hironaka Share Top GNAC
Men's Hoop Honors
Dustin Bremerman, the top scorer for Seattle Pacific University,
has been voted the men's basketball co-player of the year in the
Great Northwest Athletic Conference. The Falcons' Jeff Hironaka
shared the GNAC coach of the year and Rob Will was voted to the
all-conference second team.
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The
Full Story
Mar 4 -- Seattle Pacific Men to See Grand
Canyon in Arcata
Seattle Pacific University is pitted against a like-minded
opponent in the first round of the NCAA Division II men's
basketball tournament. The Falcons (18-9) were awarded the No. 4
seed and will face Arizona's Grand Canyon (20-7) at the West
Regional at 5:30 p.m. Friday.
The Full
Story
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