PORTLAND, Ore. – Two Central Washington University Men's Basketball student-athletes were honored by the Great Northwest Athletic Conference on Thursday afternoon as Jordan Clark and Bradley Swillie were announced as members of the conference's Preseason All-Conference Team.

"Jordan and Bradley have played a big part in our program's success over the last two years," Wildcat Head Coach Brandon Rinta said, "We are excited to see their growth moving into their junior seasons. Their leadership is going to be a key ingredient for this year's team."

Clark, a junior from Seattle, Wash., started in all 31 games he played–logging 905 minutes played, while scoring 363 points and averaging 11.7 points per game for .455 overall and .449 from behind the arc–finishing season in second place in the GNAC and recording the ninth-best three-point shooting percentage by a Wildcat in a single season. Clark was also named to the GNAC All-Conference Honorable Mention. He also recorded 91 assists, 67 rebounds, 28 steals, and four blocks, and helped Central earn its first regular season conference title since 2010-11.

Swillie began making regular minutes with the 'Cats just in time for the GNAC slate of last season to begin and proceeded to have an impact on the squad. Appearing in 21 games and logging 466 minutes played, the junior from Tacoma, Wash., scored 192 points, while averaging 9.1 points per game for a .479 shooting percentage. He also recorded 59 rebounds, 26 assists, 18 steals, and three blocks–playing an integral part to helping CWU earn the championship title.

Clark, Swillie and the Crimson and Black begin the 2025-26 season in the CCA DII Canadian Tip-Off Classic in Langley, B.C.–taking on Cal State San Bernardino in the first game on Oct. 31. Tip-off from the Langley Events Centre is set for 11:00 a.m.

You can view the full GNAC release HERE


GNAC Men's Basketball 2025-26 Preseason All-Conference Team

Preseason Player of the Year: Trace Evans, Seattle Pacific.
 

NAME	SCHOOL	Pos.	Ht.	Yr.	Hometown (Previous School)
Bishop Tosi	Alaska Anchorage	F	6-6	SR	Anchorage, AK (Bellevue Coll.)
Mike Miller	Alaska	G	6-4	JR	San Bernardino, CA (San Bernardino Valley Coll.)
Jordan Clark	Central Wash.	G	6-2	JR	Seattle, WA (Seattle Christian)
Bradley Swillie	Central Wash.	G	6-3	JR	Tacoma, WA (Bella Vista College Prep)
Mason Landdeck	MSU Billings	G	6-3	SR	Cashmere, WA (Seattle Pacific)
Jakob Milling	MSU Billings	G/F	6-8	SR	Hyeres, France (Sonoma State)
Briggs Ranstrom	NW Nazarene	F	6-6	JR	Eagle, Idaho (Idaho State)
Diego Trejo-Delgado	Saint Martin's	F	6-7	SO	Camargo, Mexico (Balboa Prep)
DaeKwon Watson	Saint Martin's	G	6-1	SR	Seattle, WA (Auburn)
Trace Evans	Seattle Pacific	F	6-9	GR	New South Wales, Australia (Missouri-Kansas City)
Zach Stone	Simon Fraser	F	7-0	SR	Ottawa, Ont. (Louis Riel)
Jadin Penigar	Western Oregon	F/G	6-6	SR	Logan, UT (Seattle Pacific/UT Tyler)
Garrett Levesque	Western Wash.	G	6-6	SR	Agoura Hills, CA (Texas El Paso)
Aidan Rice	Western Wash.	G	6-3	SO	Beaverton, OR (Beaverton)
Trevor White	Western Wash.	F	6-7	SO	Attleboro, MA (Tabor Academy)