Media Guide - Thompson Rivers University

2015 2016
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Institution
Location: Kamloops, BC, Canada
Website: www.tru.ca
Founded: 1970
Enrollment: 10,000
President: Dr. Alan Shaver
School Colours: Royal Blue & Sage
Director of Athletics: Kenneth Olynyk, [email protected],
250.828.5273
Athletics Website: www.gowolfpack.tru.ca
Twitter: @GoTRU WolfPack
Instagram: GoTRUWolfPack
Photos: Andrew Snucins, Allan Douglas, Larry Read,
Greystoke (UBCO), Cameron So (Sask), Josh Schaefer
(Sask), Dan Kinvig (UFV)
Men’s Basketball Program
Nickname: WolfPack
Mascot: Wolfie
WolfPack Colours: Black, Orange
Affiliation: CIS
Conference: Canada West
Division: Explorer
Home Court: Warner Rentals Champ court at the Tournament Capital Center
Team Contacts
Head Coach Scott Clark
Years as Head Coach 6
Phone 250 852-7229
Email [email protected]
Assistant Coach: Kevin Pribilsky
Years as Assistant Coach: 3
Assistant Coach: Paul Patterson
Years as Assistant Coach: 2
Assistant Coach: Tallon Milne
Years as Assistant Coach: 1
Assistant Coach: Ted Murray
Years as Assistant Coach: 1
Sports Information Officer Larry Read
Phone 250.377.6117
Fax 250.371.5672
Email [email protected]
Cell 250.819.5255
Athletic Therapist & Trainer Kevin Brechin
250.314-5000
[email protected]
Athletics & Recreation
Assistant Facility Coordinator Jon Shephard
250.371.5670
[email protected]
Athletics & Recreation Secretary Camilla Dahl
250.828.5009
[email protected]
TRU WolfPack Information
2015-16 Thompson Rivers University WolfPack Men's Basketball
One thing you can’t say about the men’s basketball program at
Thompson Rivers University is that it has taken a step backward in
the last five years.
Under the direction of head coach Scott Clark, the team has built
on the previous season’s success. In 2014-15, the WolfPack made
the playoffs and hosted their first ever post season series (where
they swept the Winnipeg Wesmen before moving onto the
quarter finals).
The core of that team is back for 2015-16.
Josh Wolfram (Kamloops, BC) emerged as one of the top players
in the CIS last season. He was selected to Team Canada for the
World University Games (the first TRU athlete ever to receive that
distinction) in South Korea. He is back for his fifth and final year of
eligibility and is expected to be a force under the basket.
Reese Pribilsky (Victoria, BC) was among the top players in Canada
West last year in assists and steals. He will run the offense as he
enters his final year of athletic eligibility. The other fifth year on
the ‘Pack this season is Gerard Gore (St. John’s Antiqua) who will
be a key player off the bench.
Another veteran expected to play a bigger role in the team’s
success this year is Luke Morris (Mission, BC).
There are a number of new faces on the roster this year led by
Ukrainian Volodymyr Iegorov (forward) and Mauricio “Albert”
Medrano of Los Altos, California (guard).
Evan Helgason (guard, Kamloops, BC) is a graduate of Norkam
who attended a U.S. Prep school last year in Florida. Other recruits
who will vie for court time this season are Jeff Tubbs (Kelowna,
BC), Justin Mason (Cloverdale, BC), Evan Cave (Kamloops, BC)
and Mike Rouault (Vernon, BC). Mike is the younger brother of
WolfPack alumnus Brett Rouault.
Joining Clark on the bench this year is Kevin Pribilsky (third year)
and Paul Patterson (second year). Tallon Milne moves from the
floor to the sidelines after completing his athletic eligibility last
year. The other new face on the bench belongs to Ted Murray
who worked with Clark when he was at Simon Fraser University.
Josh Wolfram has the distinction of becoming the first athlete
from Thompson Rivers to represent the school and the city at the
World University Games. Wolfram was part of Team Canada who
finished eighth at the 2015 event, held in South Korea.
Thompson Rivers University WolfPack
SCOTT CLARK: HEAD COACH
Scott was hired as the head coach of the men’s basketball
program at TRU on May 20, 2010. Clark joins the WolfPack
program as the team’s third head coach in their Canada West
history. He left the Simon Fraser University Clan after spending
15 years at the helm of the SFU men’s basketball program,
making the playoffs each of the last 10 years. With Simon Fraser,
Clark was 113-96 over that time.
“This was a great opportunity,” said Clark, who ended up
moving closer to his parents and friends in Kelowna, BC. “I’m
eager to continue laying a foundation on a program which has
improved, but not had a great deal of success at the CIS level.”
Clark describes himself as a coach who is demanding but fair.
He immediately jumped into the Kamloops basketball scene by
holding shooting clinics, starting the Junior Wolves program for
boys in grades 4 and a mentorship program for athletes from
grades 10-12.
Clark holds a Master’s degree in coaching. He attended the
National Coaching Institute in Victoria, BC and has been a CIS
coach for 20 years. He is married to Carla. His step-sons are Brett
(who played five years with the WolfPack) and Cole.
The TRU program has improved every year under Clark’s watch.
He is very committed to his player’s success on and off the court
along with their involvement in the community.
KEVIN PRIBILSKY: ASSISTANT COACH
This is Kevin’s third as assistant coach. He joined Thompson Rivers
University six years ago with head coach Scott Clark and former
assistant andp layer Chas Kok from Simon Fraser University. Kevin
was the winner of the Dr. Roger H. Barnsley Athlete of the Year
in 2012-13. He was the captain of the WolfPack in 2013-14 and
coordinated all the team’s community events. Kevin worked for
two years at the TRU WolfPack/McDonald’s summer camps and has
been actively involved in community coaching since he arrived in
Kamloops. He completed his Arts degree in 2013-14 and recently
graduated with a Post-Bach degree in Human Resources. He works
for Worksafe BC. Kevin was also a nominee for the Basketball BC
University Player of the Year in 2012-13.
TRU WolfPack Coaching Staff
PAUL PATTERSON: ASSISTANT COACH
Paul is into his second year as an assistant coach with TRU. He
played for the Cariboo College Chiefs and UCC Sun Demons
(1989-92) after starring at St. Ann’s Academy where he was a BC A
High School First team All-star in 1989. Paul coached the Sa-Hali
Senior Boys Basketball team from 2007-14 and has held many
Basketball BC coaching positions including at the Okanagan
Regional Training Center. In 2014, he teamed up with former
WolfPack assistant Joe Enevoldson to lead the Team BC U16 boys
to a national championship. Paul is married to Taya and they have
two amazing children Theo (4) and Sloane (2).
TALLON MILNE: ASSISTANT COACH
Tallon moves from the court to the sidelines this season after completing
five years of CIS eligibility. He spent the last three seasons (2012-15) with
the WolfPack after playing two years at Simon Fraser University. Tallon
is completing his Master’s Thesis in Science. The native of Vanderhoof,
BC He enjoys working out and snowboarding. His favourite movie is
Happy Gilmore starring Adam Sandler. Until this past summer, Tallon had
worked as a forest fire fighter.
TED MURRAY: ASSISTANT COACH
This is Ted’s first year as assistant coach. However, Ted was previously
an assistant coach for head coach Scott Clark with the Simon Fraser
University Clan from 1997 to 1999, following four seasons as a team
manager there from 1992 to 1996. Ted also worked with Coach Clark and
former TRU assistant coach Mark Simpson as an apprentice coach Team
BC U17 Boys in 2000 and 2001. Ted coached the Senior Boys at his high
school alma mater, North Delta from 1999 to 2007 as an assistant coach
for three seasons and head coach for five seasons. During that time,
North Delta qualified for the AAA Provincials in 2001, 2002, and 2007
and came 2nd in the AAA Fraser Valleys in 2007. Ted went back to school
to study law at UBC in 2007. He graduated in 2010 as the top all-around
student and, after a judicial clerkship with the Supreme Court of British
Columbia, practiced law at a downtown Vancouver firm from 2011 to
2015. Ted, his girlfriend Hayley, and their cat, Sophie, recently decided
to relocate to Kamloops, where Ted looks forward to continuing his
legal practice and working with Coach Clark in building a championship
program at TRU. He is also teaching at the TRU Law School.
TRU WolfPack Coaching Staff
BACK ROW: (L-R) Evan Helgason, Mauricio “Albert” Medrano, Luke Morris, Mike Rouault, Reese Pribilsky, Perry Terrell
FRONT ROW(L-R): Justin Mason, Evan Cave, Josh Wolfram, Gerard Gore, Volodymyr Iegorov, Jeff Tubbs, Kyler Eckess
Men's Basketball
MISSING: Scott Clark (head coach), Tallon Milne, Ted Murray, Paul Patterson and Kevin Pribilsky (assistant coaches)
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Name
Position
Height
Weight
Elig. Yr
DOB
Course
Yr
Hometown
Last Team (High School)
2
Evan Cave
G
6-0
165
1
12-Apr-97
Science
1
Kamloops, BC
(Norkam)
3
Mike Rouault
G
6-5
190
1
21-Nov-96
Science
1
Vernon, BC
(Fulton)
4
Jeff Tubbs
G
6-2
170
1
26-Jan-97
Arts
1
West Kelowna, BC
BC U17 (Mt. Boucherie)
5
Reese Pribilsky
G
6-0
177
5
30-Sep-92
Business
4
Victoria, BC
UVIC (Oak Bay)
6
Justin Mason
G
6-2
185
1
24-May-97
Business
1
Cloverdale, BC
(Lord Tweedsmuir)
7
Mauricio Medrano
G
6-1
175
3
27-Mar-93
Business
3
Los Altos, CA, USA
Gavilan College
(Mountain View Academy)
8
Luke Morris
F
6-4
210
3
4-Jul-94
BCS
2
Mission, BC
UFV (Mission)
9
Kyler Eckess
G
5-9
170
1
30-Oct-97
Arts
1
Prince Rupert, BC
(Charles Hays)
10
Evan Helgason
G
6-4
190
1
23-Dec-96
Science
1
Kamloops, BC
(Norkam)
11
Perry Terrell
G
6-2
185
1
11-Nov-97
Arts
1
Prince Rupert, BC
(Charles Hays)
13
Gerard Gore
F
6-5
215
5
25-Oct-89
Science
4
St.John's, ANT
Cleveland State CC
(Ottos Comprehensive)
14
Josh Wolfram
F
6-10
225
5
14-Aug-92
Business
4
Kamloops, BC
University of Calgary (South Kam)
15
Volodymyr Iegorov
F
6-7
234
4
23-Mar-91
Masters
Business
5
Donetsk, Ukraine
BC Budivelnik
Head Coach: Scott Clark
Asst. Coach: Kevin Pribilsky
Asst. Coach: Paul Patterson
Asst. Coach: Tallon Milne
Asst. Coach: Ted Murray
Athletic Director: Kenneth M. Olynyk
TRU WolfPack Roster
Athletics Assistant: Jon Shephard
Media Coordinator: Larry Read
Athletic Therapist: Kevin Brechin
2
EVAN CAVE
Kamloops, BC (Norkam Secondary)
6’0” Guard
1st year (Science)
18 years old
Parents’ names: Cherise & Dave
Evan averaged 20 points, six rebounds and five assists a game last year
with Norkam. He played volleyball until grade 11. Evan would like to go to
medical school in the future. He likes to read. Evan’s favorite food is steak.
His greatest sports moment came in the Okanagan Semi finals in grade
121 when he scored 38 points to help his team advance to the finals. He
played on the Team BC U-16 squad, was named an Okanagan All-Star and
was named his school’s top athlete.
Coach Clark says: “He is an intelligent basketball player and a hard worker.
Those two things will make him have a level of success in the future. He needs
to work on his body a little bit.”
3
MIKE ROUAULT (ROO-ALT)
Vernon, BC (Clarence Fulton Secondary)
6’6” Guard
1st year (Science)
18 years old
Parents’ names: Debbie & Dave
Mike transferred to TRU after attending school at UBCO in Kelowna, BC last
season. Mike is the younger brother of now ‘Pack basketball alumna Brett.
He attended high school with fellow TRU athletes Finlay MacPhie and Mike
Bennett (both men’s soccer). Mike says his biggest influence is actor Will Ferrel.
His greatest sports moment was scoring a game winning basket in grade 10
against Vernon Secondary. His favorite movie is ‘Semi Pro’. Mike’s favorite food
are pancakes and his favorite color is red. He enjoys playing other sports with
friends (Football, Tennis).
Coach Clark says: “Michael has a bunch of skills that a lot of 6’6” kids don’t
have. He sat out last year so it will take him a little bit to get going. He is a guy
who can help us down the road. As it is with all first year guys, he needs to
improve a bit physically. When he does he will make an impact.”
4
JEFF TUBBS
Kelowna, BC (Mount Boucherie Secondary)
6’3” Guard
1st year (General Studies)
18 years old
Parents’ names: Sheri & Dennis
Jeff committed to the WolfPack in the fall of 2014. He played on Basketball BC for two
years under the direction of esteemed high school coach Rich Chambers. Jeff played
varsity volleyball in high school as well. After his signing with TRU, he and his father
were frequent visitors to the Tournament Capital Centre the rest of the season.
Coach Clark says: “Jeff is a really neat guy that he is 6’4” and has guard skills. There are
not too many 6’4” guards out there. Physically he has to improve like all first year players
but I like his size and ability to handle the ball. I like his skills. Two things: experience and
maturing physically are the only things holding him back right now. He has a bright future
with us.”
5
REESE PRIBILSKY
Victoria, BC (Oak Bay Secondary)
6’0” Guard
5th year (General Studies)
22 years old
Parents’ names: Sue & Todd
Reese is one of the three fifth year players on the WolfPack this year. He played two
years (2010-12) in Victoria before transferring to TRU. He is the younger brother of
TRU assistant coach Kevin. Reese played on Team BC while in high school. He started
in all 20 league games last year, averaging 31.6 minutes (20 th in Canada West) and
12.9 points. He averaged 3.3 rebounds, 4.5 assists (fifth in Canada West) and 2.1 steals
(seventh in Canada West) per game. His favorite visiting gym is UVIC because it’s his
home town. Reese’s favorite community events are the Terry Fox Runs in the elementary
schools because he gets to speak to children. He worked this summer for the local Coca
Cola distributor. He is the ‘poster boy’ for TRU men’s basketball this season.
Coach Clark says: “Reese is a guy who has a very good skill package. He has very good
leadership skills and had a level of success at every level he has played at. We will rely
heavily upon him this year.”
6
JUSTIN MASON
Surrey, BC (Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary)
6’2” Guard
1st year (Business)
19 years old
Parents’ names: Kim & Jay
Justin played for Team BC in 2012. His greatest influence is his father for always
pushing him to do his best. In the future, Justin would like to be an accountant.
His greatest sports moment came when he helped his school team end a 62 year
drought by making it to the provincial basketball championships.
Coach Clark says:” We recruited him late. He has a big upside. He has to understand
what it takes to be an athlete in terms of training. I like the way he cuts and his
understanding of the game of basketball. Youth and inexperience and physical
development are the three things he has to work on for the future.”
7
MAURICIO (ALBERT) MEDRANO
Los Altos, California (Mountainview Academy)
6’1” Guard
2nd year (Business)
22 years old
Parents’ names: Alica & Norman
Albert played last season at Gavilan College (Gilroy, California) for the Rams
where they went 3-22 last season in the California Community College Athletic
Association. He started in all 25 games they played in last season averaging 9.9
points per game. He had 94 assists, 37 steals, 121 defensive rebounds
(140 total). He had two blocks and was 18-25 from the free throw line.
He enjoys snowboarding.
Coach Clark says: “ Albert is a late recruit. He has the ability to stand and make a
jump shot. He doesn’t mind sticking his nose in there trying to guard and be physical.
We are going to need both those things from him over the course of the year.”
8
LUKE MORRIS
Mission, British Columbia (Mission Secondary)
6’5” forward
3rd year (Computer Science)
21 years old
Parents’ names: Rani & Peter
Luke made his debut with the WolfPack last season after red shirting in 2013-14. He
played the previous year with the University of the Fraser Valley. He started two of 19
games he was in the lineup in 2014-15, averaging 12.1 minutes, 4.2 points per game,
3.3 rebounds, 0.7 steals and 0.3 blocks. He was the MVP of the BC “AA” championships
in 2012 and named MVP) of the provincial all-star game. He was a BC “AA” First Team
all-star in 2011 and 2012. Luke played intermediate “A” lacrosse in Port Coquitlam and
midget “A” hockey in Mission. He loves the fans at the Tournament Capital Centre and
his favorite visiting gym is UNBC where they have a good atmosphere. Luke enjoys the
community activities the WolfPack are involved in. His favorite community event is
the Terry Fox Run. Luke’s favorite visiting gym is UNBC because of their energetic fans.
Coach Clark says: “Luke is now in his second year with the program. He made some pretty
good strides last year and we are looking at him to grow even more this year. He has the
ability to shoot. Physically he is pretty good. He can rebound the basketball. He plays his
best basketball when he is active on the offensive side of the glass. He is a third year player
but four years out of high school. We expect him to contribute quite a bit.”
8
GERARD GORE
St. John’s, Antiqua (Ottos Comprehensive)
6’5” Guard
5th year (Computer Science)
25 years old
Parents’ names: Janice & Thomas
Gerard is one of three fifth year players with the WolfPack this year. Gerard appeared in
18 games last season averaging 12.1 minutes, 4.6 points, 2.9 rebounds, 0.4 steals, and
0.2 blocks. His greatest sports moment came when he played for the Antiqua National
Team. His favorite visiting gym is UNBC because of their great crowd. Gerard loves
helping out at the Terry Fox Community Run because he gets to eat free pancakes.
Gerard worked at Lyons Landscaping this past summer as well as working at the TRU/
McDonald’s Sports Camps.
Coach Clark says: “ Gerard has been banged up early on in the year. We expect big things
from Gerard when he gets healthy. He is active on the glass. He runs hard. He does all the
dirty jobs that might not show up on a box score.”
9
KYLER ECKESS (KY-LER ECK-ISS)
Prince Rupert, BC (Charles Hays Secondary)
5’9” Guard
1st year (Arts)
17 years old
Parents’ names: Cynthia & Ryan
Kyler made the WolfPack as a walk on. His high school team won their zone
championship this year and were third at provincials. His biggest influences are
his brother Russell who helped him learn the game and Jacob Thom . If Kyler
could dine with a celebrity it would be either Stephan Curry, Michael Jordan or
Phil Jackson and he would ask them for advice. His favorite colors are orange
and blue. His pre-game routine is left sock then right sock followed by right
shoe then left shoe. If Kyler could be on a reality show it would be either “Cops”,
“Maury” or “The Voice”. If he could be on another TRU varsity team it would be
Soccer. His fondest sports moment was starting on the same team as his uncle.
Coach Clark says: “ A walk on out of Prince Rupert. A very good skill package. Has
been well coached. He is a really nice young man. We are really happy to have him
on the team.”
10
EVAN HELGASON
Kamloops, BC (Norkam Secondary)
6’4” Guard
1st year (General Studies)
19 years old
Parents’ names: Susan & Dave
Evan committed to the WolfPack in April, 2015. He spent last season at
the Elev8 Sports Institute (a Prep School in Delray Beach, Florida). He
was coached at the U-14 level by current WolfPack assistant coach Paul
Patterson. Evan’s favorite actor is Jim Carrey. He enjoys working out along
with spending time with family and friends. His favorite color is red. Former
high school teammate Jeremy Bosher is playing lacrosse at the University
of Denver. His greatest sports moment thus far was committing to the
WolfPack. Evan’s dad played Junior Hockey in Manitoba and is a realtor in
town.
Coach Clark says: “ A very good athlete. His understanding of the game
is coming. You can’t teach Athleticism or size. He has a pretty good skill
package. He just has to develop a feel and understanding both offensively and
defensively. When he does his impact on the game will be felt.”
11
PERRY TERRELL
Prince Rupert, BC (Charles Hays Secondary)
6’2” Guard
1st year (General Studies)
17 years old
Parent name: Perry Terrell Sr.
Perry made the team as a walk on. He played high school ball with current teammate
Kyler Eckess. He enjoys swimming, football and playing NBA 2K. If he could dine
with a celebrity it would be Micheal Jordan. His favorite actor is Chris Tucker. Perry’s
favorite color is red. His fondest sports moment was playing in the BC 3”A” high school
basketball finals. If he could play another sport it would be football because he thinks
it’s an energetic sport played with so much emotion. Perry’s father is American.
Coach Clark says: “Another guy from Prince Rupert who walked on. He can stand there and
make a shot. But like all the other young guys, he needs to work on his body and his fitness.
He can shoot the basketball and a nice kid.”
14
JOSH WOLFRAM
Kamloops, BC (South Kamloops Secondary)
6’10” Forward
5th year (Business)
23 years old
Parents’ names: Jane & Mike
Josh has the distinction of being the first TRU athlete ever to compete at the
World University Games. He was part of Team Canada which finished seventh. He
was a Canada West first team all-star in 2014-15 where he was fourth in the league
in rebounding (9.9 per game average), third in three point percent (45.8), sixth in
total rebounds (158) and points per game (18), 13 th in blocks (16) and second
in the league in points per 40 minutes (25.4). He was the ‘poster boy’ for TRU
men’s basketball for two years (2013-14 and 2014-15). Josh played two seasons
at the University of Calgary before transferring here. His mother Jane played CIS
basketball at Victoria and was a member of the National team. His Father Mike
played CIS football at Alberta and played in the CFL for the Calgary Stampeders.
Josh’s sister Emma is playing NCAA Div I basketball at Gonzaga and has played for
the national junior team program. His fondest sports moment came this summer
at the opening ceremonies of the 2015 Gwangja Universaide. Josh Loves movies.
His favorite actor is Will Ferrell and his favorite actress is Olivia Munn. Josh’s
favorite community event is “Raise a Rader” and his favorite opposition gym is
UNBC for the fans.
Coach Clark says: “Had a really good summer playing for the World University Games
team. He has grown in each and every year in terms of fitness, skill package, confidence
and his understanding. Josh played good basketball last year, I know you will see him
play even better basketball this year.”
15
VOLODYMYR IEGOROV (E-GOR-EE-OV)
Kyiv, Ukraine (Donetsk Olympic School)
6’8” Forward
3rd year (Masters-Business)
24 years old
Parents’ names: Perova & Oleg
Volodymyr committed to the WolfPack in July 2015. He was a member of the
Ukraine national U-20 team in 2011. But last year played for MBC Nikolaev and BC
Dmipro-Azet in Russia. His greatest sports moment when he was part of the team
which won the European U-20 championship in Billio, Spain. He would like to be a
police officer in the future. Volodymyr likes to drive. His favorite food are fish and
streak. Volodymyr’s favorite movie is ‘Brother’. His celebrity crush is Maghan Markle.
His biggest influence is his father.
Coach Clark says: “ Vlad is a very big bodied guy who has perimeter skills. Has very good
ball skills. He has played a lot of basketball and has a very good understanding of the
game. His size combined with his athleticism will cause problems for some teams.”
Pioneer Division
G
W-L
Streak
Win %
Saskatchewan 1
20
15-5
Won 3
0.750
Victoria 2
20
15-5
Won 2
0.750
UBC 3
20
14-6
Won 5
0.700
Alberta 4
20
14-6
Won 8
0.700
Calgary 5
20
12-8
Lost 4
0.600
Winnipeg 6
20
12-8
Won 1
0.600
Manitoba 7
20
9-11
Lost 7
0.450
Regina
20
8-12
Lost 1
0.400
Lethbridge
20
7-13
Lost 3
0.350
Brandon
20
2-18
Won 1
0.100
Trinity Western
20
2-18
Lost 2
0.100
W-L
Streak
Win %
Explorer Division
G
UFV 1
20
17-3
Lost 1
0.850
UNBC 2
20
12-8
Won 3
0.600
Thompson Rivers 3
20
11-9
Won 1
0.550
Mount Royal
20
10-10
Won 2
0.500
MacEwan
20
7-13
Lost 2
0.350
UBC Okanagan
20
3-17
Lost 4
0.150
Note: The top seven teams from the Pioneer Division and the top
three teams from Explorer Division qualify for the playoffs.
2015-16 grads (Gore, Wolfram, Priblisky)
TRU WolfPack in Canada West
2014/15 Regular Season Individual Statistics
Games
Pts per game
FG %
3PT %
FT %
Reb per game
Ast per game
20
78.3
41.9
34.8
75.9
38.9
13.6
Shooting
No.
Name
Yr
gp
gs
min/g
fg/g
pct
3pt/g
pct
ft/g
pct
ppg
03
Brett Rouault
5
19
18
27.7
5.2-12.3
42.3
1.6-4.8
32.6
1.6-1.8
88.2
13.6
04
Brett Parker
5
20
8
23.9
3.0-6.8
44.9
1.8-4.2
44.6
1.4-1.6
93.5
9.4
05
Reese Pribilsky
4
20
20
31.6
4.8-12.8
37.6
1.1-4.1
26.8
2.2-2.9
75.9
12.9
06
Ismail Abdulahi
1
1
-
3.0
0.0-0.0
-
0.0-0.0
-
0.0-0.0
-
0.0
08
Luke Morris
2
19
2
12.1
1.6-4.8
33.0
0.8-2.5
31.9
0.3-0.6
41.7
4.2
09
Josh Mayorga
1
18
10
19.8
1.2-3.6
32.3
0.3-1.4
20.0
0.6-0.9
62.5
3.2
10
Joe Davis
1
17
-
5.9
0.5-1.3
40.9
0.0-0.0
-
0.4-0.6
70.0
1.5
11
Victor Aguero
20
6
25.7
3.0-7.4
40.5
0.4-1.4
33.3
1.6-2.2
68.9
8.0
13
Gerard Gore
4
18
-
12.1
1.8-4.6
39.0
0.0-0.0
-
1.1-1.3
82.6
4.6
14
Josh Wolfram
4
16
15
28.3
6.8-13.8
48.9
1.7-3.7
45.8
2.8-3.7
76.3
18.0
15
Tallon Milne
5
20
20
22.5
3.0-6.0
50.4
0.0-0.0
-
1.9-2.6
73.1
8.0
Totals
20
20
199.5
29.0-69.4
41.9
7.3-21.0
34.8
12.9-17.0
75.9
78.3
Opponent
20
20
199.5
26.0-65.8
39.5
8.9-25.2
35.2
13.6-19.6
69.4
74.5
Ball control
No.
Name
Yr
gp
gs
mpg
off/g
pf/g
dq/g
ast/g
to/g
a/to
stl/g
blk/g
03
Brett Rouault
5
19
18
27.7
1.8
2.3
4.1
1.7
0.0
1.9
1.4
1.4
1.3
0.3
04
Brett Parker
5
20
8
23.9
0.4
1.4
1.7
1.6
0.0
1.0
0.9
1.1
1.0
0.0
05
Reese Pribilsky
4
20
20
31.6
0.4
3.0
3.3
2.2
0.1
4.5
2.3
2.0
2.1
0.1
06
Ismail Abdulahi
1
1
-
3.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
0.0
-
0.0
0.0
08
Luke Morris
2
19
2
12.1
1.4
1.8
3.3
1.8
0.0
0.4
0.4
0.9
0.7
0.3
09
Josh Mayorga
1
18
10
19.8
0.9
3.6
4.5
1.7
0.0
0.8
0.8
0.9
1.0
0.5
10
Joe Davis
1
17
-
5.9
0.5
0.6
1.1
1.1
0.1
0.2
0.8
0.2
0.0
0.1
11
Victor Aguero
20
6
25.7
0.3
1.8
2.0
1.5
0.0
2.4
1.4
1.7
0.9
0.0
13
Gerard Gore
4
18
-
12.1
1.1
1.8
2.9
1.9
0.1
0.4
0.9
0.4
0.4
0.2
14
Josh Wolfram
4
16
15
28.3
1.9
7.9
9.9
2.0
0.1
1.1
2.1
0.5
0.8
1.0
15
Tallon Milne
5
20
20
22.5
2.0
4.3
6.3
3.7
0.4
1.4
1.8
0.8
1.0
0.9
Totals
20
20
199.5
11.1
27.9
38.9
18.1
-
13.6
12.2
1.1
8.7
3.0
Opponent
20
20
199.5
12.0
28.8
40.7
16.5
-
15.5
16.2
1.0
6.3
2.5
TRU WolfPack in Canada West
def/g reb/g
Canada West Awards
2014-15 CIS Awards
MVP
Chris McLaughlin, Victoria
Mike Moser Memorial Trophy Player of the Year
Johnny Berhanemeskel, Ottawa
Rookie of the Year
Lars Schlueter, Calgary
Defensive Player of the Year
Thomas Scrubb, Carleton
Defensive Player of the Year
Ben Baker, Saskatchewan
Dr. Peter Mullins Trophy Rookie of the Year
Johneil Simpson, Brock
Ken Shields Award nominee
Devin McMurtry, UNBC
Stuart W. Aberdeen Memorial Trophy Coach of the Year
James Derouin, Ottawa
Coach of the Year
Dan Vanhooren, Calgary
Ken Shields Award Outstanding student-athlete
Noel Moffatt, Memorial
Canada West All-Stars
All-Rookie Team
First Team
Second Team
Third Team
Chris McLaughlin, UVic
Jelane Pryce, Wpg
Marcus Tibbs, Uvic
Dadrian Collins, Sask
Lars Schlueter, Cgy
Jarred Ogungbemi-Jackson, Cgy
Mamadou Gueye, AB
Tommy Nixon, UBC
Franco Kouagnia, UNBC Denzel James, MCN
Zac Overwater, Leth
Aldrich Berrios, UBCO
Joel Friesen, AB
Matthew Forbes, Sask
Kevon Parchment, UFV
Sebastien Denault, AB
Josh Wolfram, TRU
Jasper Moedt, UFV
Jonathan Tull, Reg
Josh Mayorga, TRU
2014-15
All-Canadians
First Team
All Time Wolfpack Record
In Canada West (CIS)
P Athlete
University YearHometown
G Johnny Berhanemeskel
Ottawa
5
Ottawa, Ont.
F Thomas Scrubb
Carleton
5
Richmond, B.C.
F Chris McLaughlin
Victoria
5
Oakville, Ont.
G Javon Masters
UNB
2
Kitchener, Ont.
G Philip Scrubb
Carleton
5
Richmond, B.C.
Faculty
Economics
MBA
Social Sciences
Arts
Commerce
G Jarred Ogungbemi-Jackson Calgary
5
Winnipeg, Man.
G Jahmal Jones
Ryerson
5
Mississauga, Ont.
G Tyler Scott
UPEI
3
Halifax, N.S.
F Tommy Nixon
UBC
5
Vancouver, B.C.
F François Bourque
McGill
2
Terrebonne, Que.
Arts
Bus. Tech. Management
Business Admin.
Kinesiology
Economics
G
G
G
W
W
Sport Management
Arts
Arts
Recreation
Arts
Second Team
All-Rookie Team
Johneil Simpson
Ben Miller
Lars Schlueter
Alexandre Leclerc
Luke Allin
Brock
Acadia
Calgary
Laval
Wilfrid Laurier
1
1
1
1
1
Toronto, Ont.
Winnipeg, Man.
Ulm, Germany
Saguenay, Que.
Chatham, Ont.
YEAR
RECORD
COACH
2014-15
11-9
Scott Clark
2013-14
13-9
Scott Clark
2012-13
7-15
Scott Clark
2011-12
6-12
Scott Clark
2010-11
4-20
Scott Clark
2009-10
3-15
Thom Gillespie
2008-09
2-21
Thom Gillespie
2007-08
3-20
Nevin Gleddie
2006-07
1-22
Nevin Gleddie
2005-06
2-18
Nevin Gleddie
Thompson Rivers University and the
University of British Columbia Okanagan
have a competition each year: “The
President’s Cup”. Points are awarded for
league competition between the two
schools in athletic competition. In 201415, TRU won both the men’s and the
women’s cup. Here: Josh Wolfram of men’s
basketball poses with one trophy with
UBCO Athletic Director Rob Johnson.
TRU WolfPack in Canada West
Coach Clark puts a strong emphasis on not only school work but
community activities as well. The team is very involved in the
community Terry Fox Run and Raise a Reader. They also spend
some time during the holidays at the New Life Mission and run
clinics for young basketball players in the area.
TRU WolfPack in the Community
TRU WolfPack in Action
2014|15 Season Schedule/Results
DATE
VS
LOCATION
TIME
RESULT
Thurs Oct 9
Columbia Bible College Bearcats
TCC
7 pm
W 118-64
Fri Oct 17
University of Windsor Lancers
Vancouver, BC
3 pm
L 91-61
Sat Oct 18
University of Western Ontario Mustangs
Vancouver, BC
1 pm
W 80-68
Fri Oct 24
Laurentian University
Kelowna, BC
2:30 pm
W 69-51
Sat Oct 25
Trinity Western University Spartans
Kelowna, BC
1 pm
L 81-76
Sat Nov 1
Gonzaga University Bulldogs (NCAA Div I)
Spokane, WA
7 pm
L 95-69
Fri Nov 7
University of Northern BC Timberwolves
TCC
8 pm
W 84-80
Sat Nov 8
University of Northern BC Timberwolves
TCC
7 pm
W 85-81
Fri Nov 14
MacEwan University Griffins
Edmonton, AB
8 pm
W 77-67
Sat Nov 15
MacEwan University Griffins
Edmonton, AB
7 pm
L 65-63
Fri Nov 21
University of Fraser Valley Cascades
TCC
8 pm
L 83-73
Sat Nov 22
University of Fraser Valley Cascades
TCC
7 pm
L 75-68
Fri Nov 28
Mount Royal University Cougars
Calgary, AB
8 pm
L 78-70
Sat Nov 29
Mount Royal University Cougars
Calgary, AB
7 pm
W 89-66
Mon Dec 15
Western Washington University Vikings
Bellingham, WA
7:30 pm
L 95-78
Thurs Dec 18
Rocky Mountain College Battlin' Bears (NAIA)
Phoenix ,AZ
7 pm
W 85-76
Fri Dec 19
Carroll College Fighting Saints (NAIA)
Phoenix, AZ
3 pm
W 64-55
Tues Dec 30
Northwest University (NAIA)
Kirkland, WA
7:30 pm
L 70-65
Fri Jan 9
University of BC Okanagan Heat
TCC
8 pm
W 95-66
Sat Jan 10
University of BC Okanagan Heat
TCC
7 pm
W 88-53
Fri Jan 16
University of Northern BC Timberwolves
Prince George, BC
8 pm
L 83-81
Sat Jan 17
University of Northern BC Timberwolves
Prince George, BC
7 pm
W 81-71
Fri Jan 23
MacEwan University Griffins
TCC
8 pm
L 88-79
Sat Jan 24
MacEwan University Griffins
TCC
8 pm
W 95-87
Fri Jan 30
University of BC Okanagan Heat
Kelowna, BC
8 pm
W 80-60
Sat Jan 31
University of BC Okanagan Heat
Kelowna, BC
7 pm
L 84-75
Fri Feb 6
Mount Royal University Cougars
TCC
8 pm
L 89-79
Sat Feb 7
Mount Royal University Cougars
TCC
7 pm
W 66-62
Fri Feb 13
University of Fraser Valley Cascades
Abbotsford, BC
8 pm
L 83-62
Sat Feb 14
University of Fraser Valley Cascades
Abbotsford, BC
7 pm
W 76-69
Thurs Feb 19
CW Play in Series vs Winnipeg (best 2 of 3)
TRU Gym
7 pm
W 86-78
Fri Feb 20
CW Play in Series vs Winnipeg (game 2)
TRU Gym
7 pm
W 62-61
Fri Feb 27
CW Quarterfinals vs Saskatchewan (game 1)
Saskatoon, SK
7 pm
L 96-82
Sat Feb 28
CW Quarter finals vs Saskatchewan (game 2)
Saskatoon, SK
7 pm
W 81-75
Sun Mar 1
CW Quarter finals vs Saskatchewan (game 3)
Saskatoon, SK
7 pm
L 84-71
TRU WolfPack in Canada West
2015|16 Men's Basketball Schedule
DATE
VS
LOCATION
TIME
RESULT
Tues Oct 8
NAIT Ooks (ACAC)
TRU Gym
8 pm
W 78-60
Fri Oct 16
UBCO vs TWU (exhib tourney)
TCC
6 pm
Fri Oct 16
Great Falls (NAIA) (exhib tourney)
TCC
8 pm
Sat Oct 17
UBCO vs Great Falls (NAIA) (exhib tourney)
TCC
5 pm
Sat Oct 17
Trinity Western University Spartans (exhib tourney)
TCC
7 pm
Fri Oct 23
Kwantlen Polytechnic Eagles (PACWEST)
TCC
3 pm
Sat Oct 24
SFU Clan (NCAA Div II)
TCC
2 pm
Sat Oct 31
Northwest University (NAIA)
Kirkland, WA
7 pm
Fri Nov 6
University of Northern BC Timberwolves (season opener)
Prince George, BC
8 pm
Sat Nov 7
University of Northern BC Timberwolves
Prince George, BC
7 pm
Fri Nov 13
Mount Royal University Cougars
Calgary, AB
8 pm
Sat Nov 14
Mount Royal University Cougars
Calgary, AB
7 pm
Fri Nov 20
MacEwan University Griffins
TCC
8 pm
Sat Nov 21
MacEwan University Griffins
TCC
7 pm
Fri Nov 27
University of Fraser Valley Cascades
TCC
8 pm
Sat Nov 28
University of Fraser Valley Cascades
TCC
7 pm
Tues Dec 29
Rocky Mountain College (NAIA) (exhibition)
Billings, MT
Wed Dec 30
Rocky Mountain College (NAIA) (exhibition)
Billings, MT
Fri Jan 8
University of BC Okanagan Heat
Kelowna, BC
8 pm
Sat Jan 9
University of BC Okanagan Heat
Kelowna, BC
7 pm
Fri Jan 15
MacEwan University Griffins
Edmonton, AB
8 pm
Sat Jan 16
MacEwan University Griffins
Edmonton, AB
7 pm
Fri Jan 22
Mount Royal University Cougars
TCC
8 pm
Sat Jan 23
Mount Royal University Cougars
TCC
8 pm
Fri Feb 5
University of Northern BC Timberwolves
TCC
8 pm
Sat Feb 6
University of Northern BC Timberwolves
TCC
7 pm
Fri Feb 12
University of Fraser Valley Cascades
Abbotsford, BC
8 pm
Sat Feb 13
University of Fraser Valley Cascades
Abbotsford, BC
7 pm
Fri Feb 19
University of BC Okanagan Heat
TCC
8 pm
Sat Feb 20
University of BC Okanagan Heat
TCC
7 pm
Feb 26-28
CW Play in Series
Mar 4-6
CW QF
Mar 11-13
CW Final 4
Mar 17-21
CIS Nationals (hosted by UBC)
Vancouver, BC
All soccer, basketball and volleyball regular season and playoff games will be webcast live on Canada West TV-Pay Per View.
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