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Spring
Baseball
While not entirely done with their season, three games left this weekend all at home, the Pioneer baseball team have currently earned a 7-30 overall record and 4-17 in the NWC. Michael Ball (12) leads the team in runs scored with 28 and hits with 56. Andrew Traver (15) has a 28 RBIs, ten doubles, three triples and six homeruns.
Softball
This season has been the most successful for Head Coach Shawna Feldt in her three seasons at Lewis & Clark. Pioneer softball ended their season with a 5-33 overall record and 3-25 in the NWC.Ari Wilks (13) led the Pios with a .429 batting average while Jetaime Mullins (13) led the pack with 19 runs scored. Moriah Lane (15) hit seven home runs this season with Mullins following close behind with five.
Winter
Mens Basketball
Womens cross country finished the season with its second consecutive Northwest Conference Championship after sitting atop the NWCall season. Illana Livstrom (13), who had the fastest time in the NWC all season, won the entire race, becoming the second ever NWC Conference Champion for the Pioneers. The win also earned Livstrom her second NWC First-Team honor. The victory earned Head Coach Keith Woodard his second NWC Womens Coach of the Year honor. The team also ranked 17th in the United States Track & Field/Cross Country Coaches Association rankings after their third place finish at the Womens Basketball Roy Griak Invitational in St. Paul, Minn. The women finished the season named to the USTFCCA All-Academic list, which they earned by having a cumulative GPA of 3.10 The seventh nationally ranked womens basketball team or higher. The team was one of 187 teams to make the list. headed for the NCAA tournament for the second year in a row. After taking down the Whitman Missionaries 69-64 as the number two in the NWC Tournament Semi-Final, they headed to the Newberg, Ore. to take on the number one seed George Fox for the NWC Championships. Despite the 85-69 loss, the Pios headed for the dance to take on Concordia (Texas). In their first ever NCAA Division III National Tournament win, the Pios took down the Tornados, 83-65. Despite their loss in the NCAA Tournament PHOTO COURTESY OF ILLANA LIVSTROM second round to the Bruins, Megan Spence (12) ended her Mens Cross Country career by scoring her 1000th point. Kristina Williams (13) also scored her 1000th point this season, along with Head Mens cross country earned a fourth place finish in the Coach Juli Fulks winning her 100th game. Spence and WilNWC Championship meet, led by Caleb Sturgill (12) liams were both named NWC Womens Basketball Athletes with a ninth place finish. Sturgill and Sam Smith (13) both of the Week during the season while Williams was named to earned all-conference honors, their top-14 finishes earned the D3hoops.com All-West Region Second-Team. them on a spot on the NWC second-team. The team also broke into the top 10 in the West Region after a solid showing at the Sundodger Invitational as announced by the United States Track & Field/Cross Country Coaches Association.
Mens basketball ended the season with a 14-12 overall record, 9-7 in the NWC ranked four in the conference. Defeated by the Whitworth Pirates, ranked 10th nationally, the Pios saw season high scoring for Marcus Wells (12) in the Northwest Conference mens semifinals. The final home game of the season left the seniors with a victory against Puget Sound 79-72. James Hollins (13) finished the year ranked sixth in the NWC in points per game and eighth in rebounds per game. Ross Erickson (13) finished off strong earning the fourth place spot in rebounds per game and eighth in the NWC in field goal percentage.
Volleyball
Volleyball finished the season with a 13-13 overall record, 9-7 in the NWC ending the in fourth place spot in conference. Highlights include a victory against Pacific Lutheran, ranked 22 nationally. The win was the Pioneers first over the Lutes since the 2005 season. The Pios also cruised past Puget Sound at 19 in an all-around team effort in three straight sets.
Soccer
Finishing the season 3-15-2 overall and 2-13-1 in the NWC, the womens soccer team earned the ninth place spot in NWC rankings. Sarah Breninger (14) and Andi Glaeser (14) led the team in goals with three each. Goalkeeper Geena Fong (15) earned 66 saves for the Pios while Elise Delgado (13) earned 45.