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- Hoops Completes SigningsJun. 12, 2006 | Azusa Pacific completed recruiting for the 2006-07 season with the signing of 3 more players, including a pair of impact transfers.
- Hoops Signs First 3 For 2007Jun. 1, 2006 | Azusa Pacific has signed the first 3 players to begin filling out the 2006-07 Cougar men's basketball roster. UC Santa Barbara transfer Chidi Ajufo leads the parade.
- Sir LancelotMar. 23, 2006 | Senior forward Lance Soderberg has been named NAIA All-American for the second consecutive year, earning third-team distinction from a panel of national coaches.
- Blog: Chance of a LifetimeMar. 20, 2006 | Thirty-thousand feet above the ground, as he flew home for one last time as a Cougar, senior point guard Kasey Myers reflects upon his 4-year career on the Cougar basketball team, a career that now includes memories for a lifetime.
- DejectionMar. 18, 2006 | Azusa Pacific couldn't close out on the glass and thus their season has closed out with a 94-91 overtime loss to Robert Morris in the quarterfinals of the NAIA Men's Basketball Championship Tournament.
- Blog: The Meats of VictoryMar. 17, 2006 | From the seats of Municipal Auditorium in downtown Kansas City, Azusa Pacific guard Kasey Myers reflects on today's "Sweet 16" win over Trevecca Nazarene, the "spoils of victory."
- Whose Trojan Horse?Mar. 17, 2006 | The usually hard-charging Azusa Pacific surprised Trevecca Nazarene and even itself with a deliberate slow attack to knock off the Trojans, 78-75, in the second round of the NAIA Tournament.
- Payback's a Beautiful ThingMar. 16, 2006 | Few players understand the Cougars' pain inflicted by John Brown quite like Kasey Myers. However, the senior got his revenge and his college career lives on for another day.
- Waving Good-Bye to the PastMar. 15, 2006 | Finally! The past is now history for Azusa Pacific after the Cougars downed nemesis John Brown, 65-63, on Demario Butler's putback with 4.1 seconds left.
- The Weight of WaitingMar. 15, 2006 | For fourth-year senior guard Kasey Myers, a March trip to Kansas City has become routine. So the Thousand Oaks youth ministry major has a routine in place as he prepares for the NAIA Tournament.
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