OLYMPIA, Wash. – Tony Frohlich-Fair (Sr., W) was a standout player in the Cascade Collegiate Conference for The Evergreen State College men's basketball team in 2025-26, as he led the conference in scoring and ranked third in the NAIA in points per game. He averaged 28.4 points per contest for the Geoducks.

Frohlich-Fair led Evergreen throughout the season. He scored a career-high 37 points at Corban University in a 104-96 overtime win on Jan. 3 to move into a tie for 10th place on Evergreen's single game list. He provided 30 or more points five times and scored at least 20 points 17 times. He reached double-digits in scoring during all 22 games.

In addition to his exceptional scoring, Frohlich-Fair contributed 6.0 rebounds, 2.4 assists, and 1.4 steals per game. He shot 49.9% from the field (187 of 375), connected on 39.7% of his 3-point shots (29 of 73), and hit 79.4% of his free throw attempts (143 of 180). He was named First Team All-Cascade Collegiate Conference.

Frohlich-Fair scored a total of 546 points during the season. He grabbed 12 rebounds and seven assists against Corban on Jan. 3.

On offense, Evergreen ranked second in the CCC and fifth in the NAIA in free throw percentage at 77.4%. Evergreen players converted 328 of 424 shots at the free throw line. The Geoducks scored over 100 points twice in conference action for the first time in more than 15 years. Evergreen won on the road at Corban for the first time in 11 years.

The Geoducks led the CCC in two defensive categories. Evergreen ranked first in the conference in turnovers caused after forcing 316 miscues for 14.4 turnovers per game. The Geoducks also ranked first with 7.9 steals per game.

Bradley Graham (Sr., G) averaged 10.3 points per game. He scored 22 points against Oregon Tech on Jan. 22 and earned 21 points against Walla Walla University on Feb. 14. He registered seven assists against Bushnell University on Jan. 3.

Jacob Laff (So., W) ranked third in the CCC in 3-point shooting percentage at 44.3% (31 of 70). He put through five 3-pointers versus Warner Pacific University on Jan. 10 while scoring 18 points. He made three or more 3-pointers in a total of five games.

Zach Jefferson (Sr., G) scored 17 points twice during the season and earned five steals against Warner Pacific on Jan. 10. He led the Geoducks with nine blocked shots for the season, as Evergreen blocked 50 shots overall.

Kenzel Massey (So., G) produced 19 points versus Walla Walla on Jan. 16. Jayson Mathews (Jr., G) earned 17 points against Southern Oregon University on Jan. 23.

Evergreen finished the season with a 4-18 overall record, including 4-16 in the CCC. The Geoducks lost five games by eight or fewer points. Evergreen tied for the team's most conference wins in more than 15 years.