Through hard work and long hours in the gym, Eric Fiegi became an outstanding basketball player. He earned a starting position his junior year at South Medford and never relinquished his position through college. A testament to discipline and dedication, Eric led South to an undefeated Conference Championship and #1 state ranking his senior year, leading the Panthers in scoring, rebounds,’ and blocked shots. Eric went to Corban Univer­sity on a basketball scholarship starting all 4 years. After a tryout with the Portland Trailblazers, Eric played professional ball for the Salem Stampede (2006) and for 3 years on European teams.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

South Medford:

• 1999-2002; top 10 in scoring; Player of the Year (2002); AII-Defensive team SOC 2002; Holiday Classic All-Tournament team (2000,2001); SOC 1st team (2001,2002); single game scoring record (39 points)
• 2002; 2nd team All-State (2002); MVP of the OACA Metro-State All-Star game (2002); nominated to the McDonald’s All-American High School Basketball team (2002); chosen to the Northwest Shootout All­ Star game (2002)

Corban College:

• Points-3252 (2nd all time); points per game (25.6 2nd all time); field goals made (1256-1st all time at Corban and NAIA history); rebounds -1242 (1st all time at Corban); blocked shots -283        (1st all time); 4x 1st team Cascade Collegiate Conference; 11x Cascade Collegiate Conference    Player of the Week; 2x NAIA All-American (1st team)1x 3rd team and 1x honorable mention.  Led NAIA in scoring (30.3 ppg); re­bounding (13.1 ppg) senior year; NAIA National Player of the Week (Feb 2006); NAIA all-time leader in most field goals made (1256, .577) 2x finalist Ad    Rutchman Small College Male Athlete of the Year Award

IBL League:

• Leading scorer at 31.5 ppg (50 point high);2006 named #2 Minor League Player in nation