Pacific University Women's Golf

Warren's women's teams have had a large measure of Northwest Conference success, having won conference titles in 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2008. Warren's 2008 Boxer team won the NWC tournament title by 20 strokes, and the 2005 squad won by 30. The 2008 team finished 18th at the NCAA Division III national championship. Warren was named the NWC Coach of the Year in each of those seasons. On the men's side, Warren guided Max Bonk to individual titles at the Northwest Conference Championship in 2008 and 2009. Bonk won six-straight tournaments to complete the 2009 season. Bonk also competed at the NCAA Division III National Championships in 2008 and 2010. Warren has had the pleasure of coaching a number of All-Northwest Conference performers for both the men and women. Warren also saw one of his men's golfers, Dan Cashmere, selected to the All-West Region Team in 2006. Warren's men's teams in 2007 and 2011 finished fourth at the Northwest Conference tournament. A self-described "golfaholic," Warren started the program at Banks High School in 1995 and served as its head coach before leaving in May 2000 to take the Pacific position. He also has coached volleyball and basketball at Yamhill-Carlton, Banks and Scapoose high schools, and was formerly an assistant men's and women's basketball coach at Pacific. Married with two children, Warren is a native of Seattle, Wash. where he attended Cleveland High School.Richard Warren