The Pacific Basketball Roster is Here

The Pacific basketball roster is Here!

Check out the full list of players who will be suiting up for the Pacific Tigers this season.

The Roster

The Roster is the list of all the players who are currently on the team.

The Team

The Team
The Pacific basketball team is back and looking better than ever. The team is stacked with experience and young talent, ready to take on any opponent. Pacific will be a force to be reckoned with this season, so make sure you check out the roster.

The starting lineup for the upcoming season is:
-Tianna Tiamfook
-Raegan Burdick
-Natalie Nakase
-AJ Edds
-Jessie Wallace

The team’s bench players are:
-Jenna Dunn
-Anna Kieltyka
-Maya Richards

The Players

The roster for the 2019-2020 Season is out, and it is looking good. With a mix of experience and new talent, the team is looking to make a run at the championship this year.

Here are the players that will be suiting up for the Pacific Basketball team this season:

-guards
-forwards
-centers

The Coaches

Now that the season is underway, we finally have the full roster of players for the Pacific basketball team While the players are obviously the stars of the show, we wanted to take a moment to shine a spotlight on the coaches who help make it all happen.

First up is Head Coach Jeff Humes. Coach Humes has been with Pacific for five years, and under his leadership the team has seen steady improvement. This year, they’re hoping to make a run at the conference championship

Assistant coach Sarah Edwards is in her second year with Pacific. She’s a former player herself, and she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her role. Coach Edwards is responsible for scouting opponents and helping to develop game plans.

Rounding out the Coaching Staff is Strength and Conditioning Coach Mike Elliott. Coach Elliott joined Pacific this year, and he’s already made a big impact with his innovative training methods. His goal is to get the team in peak physical condition so they can perform at their best when it matters most.

The Schedule

The full schedule for the upcoming season has been released, and it looks like the Pacific Basketball team is in for a treat. From their opening game on October 25th against the defending champions, to their rematches with rivals San Diego and USC, there is sure to be excitement on the court all season long Check out the schedule below and start planning your game-watching parties today!

The Games

The games are finally here, and we have your complete Pacific Basketball roster. The 12-man squad is made up of mostly fresh faces, with only three players returning from last season. Here is your complete breakdown of the team.

Forwards:
-Dylan Hine: A 6’8” freshman from Australia, Hine is a versatile player who can shoot from long range and put the ball on the floor. He’s a good rebounder and has a knack for blocked shots.
-Travis Bran: A 6’9” sophomore from Los Angeles Bran is a skilled big man who can shoot from outside and finish around the basket. He needs to improve his rebounding and defense, but has all the tools to be a star in this league.
-Jackson Reed: A 6’10” junior from Seattle, Reed is an athletic forward who plays above the rim. He’s an excellent rebounder and shot blocker, but needs to work on his offensive game.

Guards:
-Aaron Gutierrez: A 6’1” senior from Oakland, Gutierrez is a tough defender who can also shoot the three ball. He’s not the biggest player on the court, but he uses his quickness to his advantage.
-Marcus Paige: A 6’2” sophomore from Sacramento, Paige is an outstanding shooter with deep range. He needs to work on his defense, but has all the tools to be a star in this league.
--Josh Green A 6’3” freshman from Seattle, Green is an athletic guard with a high motor. He needs to work on his jump shot but has all the tools to be a very good player in this league.

The Season

It’s finally here! The long-awaited Basketball season is just around the corner, and we cannot wait to see what our favorite team has in store for us. The full roster for the season has been released, so now we know who will be suiting up for the Pacific basketball team Here are some of the Key Players to look out for:

– SG Tyler Johnson A fan favorite from last season, Tyler is known for his incredible shooting skills. He’ll be looking to build on his success from last year and help lead the team to victory.

– PF James Harden Another returning player, James is a powerhouse in the paint. His physicality and strength make him a tough matchup for any opposing player.

– C DeAndre Jordan: A new addition to the team, DeAndre is a big man with a lot of potential. He’s still raw and developing, but if he can reach his full potential, he could be a force to be reckoned with.

The Fans

The fans are central to the game of basketball They provide the energy and support that can be the difference between winning and losing. The Pacific basketball team is no different. Our fans are some of the most passionate and dedicated in the country.

We asked our fans to help us choose our team’s slogan for this season, and we received an overwhelming response. After much deliberation, we have narrowed it down to three finalists:

-“All In”
-“One Team, One Dream”
-“Rise Up”

Now it’s up to you, our fans, to choose the winner. Cast your vote before midnight on October 31st and help us choose our team’s slogan for the season!

The Media

The media relations department is the link between the team and the public. They are responsible for promoting the team and its players through various forms of media, including television, radio, print, and online outlets. In addition, they work with local and national media to secure coverage of the team.

The League

The National Basketball Association (NBA) is an American Professional Basketball league. It is composed of 30 teams (29 in the United States and 1 in Canada), and is one of the four major professional sports leagues in the United States and Canada. NBA players are the world’s best paid athletes by average annual salary per player.

The league was founded on June 6, 1946, as the Basketball Association of America (BAA). The BAA was renamed the NBA after merging with its rival National Basketball League in 1949. The league’s several international as well as individual team offices are directed out of its head offices located in the Olympic Tower at 645 Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, New York City