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She is the 14th head coach in Lewis & Clark history.

Dorris coached at her alma mater, Lynchburg, prior to joining the William Smith staff. At Lynchburg, she helped the team to an NCAA Championship tournament berth and a regular-season and conference tournament title. During Dorris' tenure, Lynchburg moved past the semifinals of the conference tournament for the first time in school history.

In addition to the competitive accolades, Dorris was a member of William Smith's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee, created the "Guest Coach" networking and donor program and planned programming within the school's athletics leadership and life skills program committee.

With the cancelled 2020-21 season in the rear view, Lewis & Clark enters the upcoming year only two seasons removed from consecutive Northwest Conference postseason berths (2016-17, 2017-18). She inherits a program that won the Northwest Conference regular-season championship in 2013 and has the third-most outright NWC titles since 1993 in the nine-team conference. All but two student-athletes are scheduled to return from an underclassmen-heavy 2019-20 roster. (Eight sophomores and two freshmen who will enter their senior and junior years in 2021-22, respectively.)

Dorris competed for Lynchburg for two seasons after transferring from Hardin-Simmons ahead of the 2012-13 season. She finished her career as Lynchburg's single-game record holder for assists (10) after ranking among her conference's top 10 in assists that season.

The program’s lead assistant helped develop two All-Northwest Conference players in Karli Mukai and Charlotte Carroll last season. Mukai (14.7ppg) and Carroll (12.7 ppg) were the teams leading scorers in 2022-23. Carroll was close to averaging a double-double for the year with 9.7 rebounds per game.

Dunkerley joined the Pioneers staff in the summer of 2022 after spending the past two seasons working as the Video Coordinator/Graduate Assistant with the NCAA Division I Stephen F. Austin University women's basketball program.

She led the team's video and technology operations, worked with the team's post players and helped prepare and present scouting reports. During her two seasons with the Ladyjacks, Stephen F. Austin went 52-8, won the regular season and conference tournaments in both seasons and earned a spot in the NCAA Tournament both years.

She's no stranger to Division III, after playing for four seasons at Concordia University Texas. Dunkerley set the program and American Southwest Conference (ASC) record for career 3-pointers made (222) and also set the single-season mark at Concordia for threes in one year (79). She was a two-time All-Conference recipient, two-time ASC Co-Sportsmanship Athlete of the Year and three-time ASC Distinguished Scholar-Athlete Team honoree. As a senior, Dunkerley received the ASC Scholar-Athlete Medal of Honor.

She graduated Concordia University Texas with a degree in Biology in 2020 and received her master's from Stephen F. Austin in Kinesiology – Human Performance Studies in the spring of 2022.

A 2022 Lewis & Clark graduate in Rhetoric and Media Studies, Wudel is still fully ingrained in the local basketball community and he has been a staple in the Nike Basketball Camps at Lewis & Clark since 2019. He has been a head coach in the Lake Oswego youth basketball program, the Lady Fly 16u select team, a site manager and referee for I9 Sports, as well as personal training and coaching at Shoot360 Beaverton. Wudel has trained and educated numerous student-athletes on the fundamentals of the game and cultivated practice plans and game strategies.

Before attending Lewis & Clark, Wudel was raised in Vacaville, California, where he graduated from Will C. Wood High School. Michael was on the varsity team for three years, is the school's all-time leader in 3pt FG%, and earned All-Monticello Empire League Honors.