Date posted: March 6, 2024
Logan Stempniak. BC Athletics / Corky Trewin Marcus Cole. BC Athletics / Corky Trewin Bellevue's Logan Stempniak, a redshirt transfer from the University of Alaska Fairbanks, was named NWAC North Region Freshman of the Year as voted by the coaches in the region. He was also named to the Second Team All-Region squad. Stempniak was ...more about Stempniak and Cole Earn Men’s Basketball Honors
Date posted: February 28, 2024
After a lackluster first half, trailing 48-23 at halftime to host Skagit Valley, the Bellevue College men's basketball team went on an offensive surge in the second half, but ended up falling 75-63 in their final game of the season. The Bulldogs got as close as 64-60 with 3:55 left in the game after a ...more about Men’s Basketball Stage Massive Comeback But Fall Short
Date posted: February 25, 2024
Jeremiah Hersrud. BC Athletics / Rick May Photography Marcus Cole. BC Athletics / Rick May Photography North Region champion Edmonds knocked off host Bellevue 80-73 in the final regular season home game for the Bulldog men. Before the game, Marcus Cole and Jeremiah Hersrud, both three-year sophomores who were part of last year's NWAC Champion ...more about Edmonds Tops Bellevue Men’s Basketball
Date posted: February 21, 2024
Jeremiah Hersrud made both ends at the free throw line with 14 seconds remaining to put Bellevue up for good in a come-from-behind 71-68 win at Shoreline. After Shoreline's Jamikal Davis sank two free throws to put Shoreline up 68-67, Davis promptly fouled Hersrud sending the third-year soph to the line where he clutched up ...more about Clutch Free Throws Lead Bellevue Men’s Basketball to Win at Shoreline
Date posted: February 17, 2024
Host Whatcom Community College used a 47-28 blowout in the second half to win 77-52 over the visiting Bellevue College Bulldogs men's basketball team. The Orcas used pressure defense to control the second half with 14 steals. 21 turnovers by the 'dogs led to Whatcom firing off nearly 60 shots in the half as they ...more about Hot Second Half Propels Whatcom Over Bellevue Men’s Basketball
Date posted: February 14, 2024
Third year sophomore Marcus Cole clutched up in both the closing seconds of regulation and in the second overtime with a hot hand as Bellevue, in a near must-win situation to keep their playoff hopes alive, staved off visiting Peninsula in a thrilling 91-88 win in double overtime. In a tight battle for the entire ...more about Cole Leads Men’s Basketball To Huge Double Overtime Win
Date posted: February 11, 2024
Bellevue College men's basketball fell to host Everett 83-78 at the Walt Price Center in Everett. After leading by 10 at halftime at 44-34, the Bulldogs got dominated in the second half as the Trojans lit up the scoreboard for 49 points while limiting BC to 34. The 15-point swing catapulted Everett to the win ...more about Basketball Falls 83-78
Date posted: February 7, 2024
Bellevue College men's basketball fell in overtime 110-106 in a high-scoring thriller that saw Bellevue hold a narrow lead in the first half before the Rangers rallied late. Up 51-47 at halftime, the 'dogs pushed the lead to double digits at 62-51 on a three-pointer by Marcus Cole with 17:12 to go. The Bulldogs would ...more about Men’s Basketball Lose Close One in OT
Date posted: February 1, 2024
Bellevue College men's basketball scored a big win at home over Skagit Valley in overtime, 88-83. The Bulldogs rode the hot hand of Josiah Johnson who had 28 points. Johnson was not only electric from the field on seven-of-11 shooting but was a perfect 13-for-13 from the line as BC cashed in on 30 of ...more about Bellevue Tops Skagit Valley in OT
Date posted: January 27, 2024
Josiah Johnson. BC Athletics / taken by Rick May Logan Stempniak. BC Athletics / taken by Corky Trewin Bellevue College men's basketball, after a sluggish start, had an offensive surge in the second half but fell 81-70 to host Edmonds. The Bulldogs buried themselves in the first half, down 40-25 at intermission, shooting 37% from ...more about ‘Dogs Comeback Bid At Edmonds Falls Short
