Teams

1999-00 Men’s Basketball Team
Head Coach Sam Brasch, Assistants Jay Humphrey & Jose’ Hernandez   

The 1999-00 teams’ memorable season was capped off with the NWAACC Championship.  With an overall record of 20-10, the team was led by Andre Ervin, Steve Chamberlain and Chris Allen. Ervin was selected as the MVP (Phil Pesco Award) and named First Team All NWAACC at the NWAACC Championships. Steve Chamberlain was also named to the First Team and Chris Allen was named as the Most Inspirational Player (Art Ferio Award) at the Championships. CCS started the season on a rebuilding note but finished very strong to win the second NWAACC title in Spokane history at Longview, Washington. Sam Brasch was named NWAACC Coach of the Year for his role in the championship run.

1979-80, 1980-81, and 1981-82 Gymnastics Teams
Head Coach Rick Harrison, Assistant Jo McDonald

1979-80 Team	1980-81 Team	1981-82 Team

Through this span, these teams won three straight NJCAA National Gymnastic Championships.  The 1979-80 meet was held at Essex, Maryland and the team was led by All-Americans Kerri Kanegae, Shelli Waddell, Jennifer Moseman and Dauphyne Yocum.  Rick Harrison and Jo McDonald were named Coach’s of the Year after winning the championship. The 1980-81 meet was hosted by SCC and the title team was led by All-Americans Kerri Kanegae, Theresa Peterson, Lisa Bollinger, Gail Theiman and Rhona Roberts. Rick Harrison was selected by the other coaches as the Coach of the Year. The 1981-82 meet was held at Odessa, Texas and the national championship team was led by All-Americans Karen Erickson, Lisa Bollinger, Rhona Roberts, Gail Theiman and Debbie Gettig. Rick Harrison won his fourth consecutive Coach of the Year award.

1990-91 Men’s Soccer Team
Head Coach Cor van der Meer, Assistant Rick Harrison

The team captured the Southern Region and than the NWAACC Men’s Soccer Championship with a 17-1-2 season record. The team was lead by Doug Birdtail who was selected First Team All-Star and NWAACC Tournament  MVP and James Jasso who was selected NWAACC First Team All-Star and was the fifth leading scorer in league play. Other NWAACC All-Stars were First Team Brett Hubert, Adam Johnson, Rick Mullins and Second Team Kevin Scuderi. Other notable players were future All-Stars Pat and Brian Dreves who helped the 1990 team win the league title. Six players went on to play at four-year colleges and universities.