Eastern Washington University Athletics

Comstock was first team All-Mountain West Conference as a junior and senior in the 1983-84 and 1984-85 seasons on teams that had a collective 41-14 record and 23-5 conference mark (second both seasons). She still holds Eastern's career assists (658), steals (212) and free throw percentage (.769, 310-of-403) records while playing from 1982-85. She scored 1,336 points in her career to rank third in Eastern history. She also holds three single season records and two single game marks. She played one season of professional basketball in Wuppertal, Germany, where she led the team in assists and averaged 18 points per game. She returned to EWU to earn her bachelor's degree in recreation management in 1988, and a degree in physical education the following year. She began her coaching career as an assistant at her alma mater -- West Valley High School in Spokane before becoming a head coach at Lakeside High School in the 1991-92 school year. Now going by her married name of Lisa Schultz, as a head coach she directed Lakeside to girls' State 2A titles in 1998 and 2001. In 2001 her team finished 26-0 after rallying from a 22-point deficit to defeat defending champion Ephrata 63-61 in the championship game. Her first Lakeside team finished 0-14 in league play and 4-16 overall, but in her third season the Eagles qualified for State to start a string of 10-straight trips. Lakeside won eight trophies (top eight finish) in those 10 trips, with two titles to go along with finishes of third (twice), fifth, sixth and seventh (twice). In 2002 Lakeside finished third and was 25-1, and in 2003 the Eagles were 21-4 and placed fifth. In her 12 seasons at the helm, Lakeside was 252-55 for a winning percentage of .821, including a 50-game winning streak snapped during the 2001-02 season. Under Schultz, Lakeside had a string of nine-straight Great Northern League titles, as well as nine consecutive Northeast District titles. Those nine teams all won at least 21 games.