July, 2019 - NAIA Hoops Report

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Jul

NAIA DII

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NAIA League Breakdown – Cascade Collegiate Conference

The Cascade Conference is a ten team NAIA DII league that is made up of schools from Idaho, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. 2018-2019 Men’s Basketball Standings SCHOOL CONF OVERALL Oregon Tech 15-3 28-8 College of Idaho 14-4 31-6 Northwest Christian 11-7 19-10 Corban 11-7 21-9 Eastern Oregon 10-8 15-15 Southern Oregon 9-9 21-11 Warner Pacific …
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31

Jul

NAIA Chatter

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NAIA Hoops Bullet Points: Elite Camps, Pros, Podcasts & More

NAIA Hoops Bullets is set up as your quick look to whats going on in the NAIA Hoops world. As always, if you have things that you would like us to add to this segment feel free to DM us on twitter @NAIAHoopsReport. New NAIA members University of St. Katherine looking to do big things…
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29

Jul

NAIA Player Spotlight

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NAIA Player Spotlight: Talon Pinckney – College of Idaho

I am sure the opposing Cascade Collegiate Conference (CCC) coaches are wondering how Talon Pinckney still has eligibility left. Talon has had such an impact at College of Idaho, for so long, that it feels like hes been playing for the past six years. As it stands, he will just be a Senior this year,…
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28

Jul

NAIA Basketball

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NAIA League Breakdown – The Frontier Conference

The Frontier Conference is a 7 team NAIA DI league that is made up of programs from Idaho and Montana. 2018-19 Frontier Conference Standings SCHOOL CONF OVERALL Lewis-Clark 13-5 30-7 Carroll College 13-5 29-8 Rocky Mountain 10-8 19-13 Providence 9-9 18-12 MSU-Northern 9-9 18-14 Montana Tech 6-12 17-15 Montana Western 3-15 9-21 Lewis-Clark State (ID)…
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26

Jul

NAIA Chatter

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NAIA Hoops Bullet Points

A segment that I plan to roll out once games start will be the NAIA Daily Bullets. This will just be a quick glimpse and review of NAIA Basketball headlines each day. For now, as I learn new tricks, I will be posting this segment as a weekly review. If you would like something specific…
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22

Jul

NAIA Player Spotlight

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NAIA Player Spotlight: Henry Galinato – Benedictine University Mesa (AZ)

It is a happy accident that our spotlight player this week is from the California Pacific Conference (Cal Pac) a week after releasing the Cal Pac League Breakdown. In that feature, Henry Galinato, a first team all league performer, is one of the top players returning to the Cal Pac Conference next season. Like many…
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18

Jul

NAIA DII

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League Breakdown – California Pacific Conference

The California Pacific Conference (Cal Pac) is an NAIA DII league that features nine teams from California, and Arizona. Antelope Valley (CA) won the Cal Pac regular season and tournament titles this past season. They were the lone representitive from the Cal Pac at the NAIA DII National Tournament, where they lost in the first…
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17

Jul

NAIA Chatter

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The Basketball Tournament – July 19th-21st Games

The first weekend of The Basketball Tournament starts this weekend (19th-21st). It is one of my favorite summer basketball events, and even more so since they have plenty of NAIA connections associated with the teams. If you haven’t read our previous article, there are plenty of NAIA connections on teams this year. Some of the…
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16

Jul

NAIA Chatter, NAIA DII

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The Best Returning Duos in NAIA

Here is a fun article that plays off of the popular discussion of who has the best duo in the NBA after the free agency period. Below you will find a few of the best NAIA Duos who return next season. There are plenty of others who could have made the list, and I also…
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15

Jul

NAIA Player Spotlight

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NAIA Player Spotlight: Xaviar Gaona – Univ. of Pikeville (KY)

It is safe to say that Xaviar Gaona was overlooked coming out of Kilgore High School in Texas. East Texas is usually known for its football, and while Xaviar was a good QB, his passion was for basketball. That is what he had his heart set on playing in college. Even with a junior college…
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