`RUNNER WOMEN`S BASKETBALL

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’RUNNER Women’s basketball
Notebook
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2011-12 SCHEDULE
0-0
Nov. 11, 5 p.m.
CSU Bakersfield (0-0)
at Santa Clara
N ovember
8Fresno Pac. (exh) W, 111-66
11at Santa Clara 5 p.m.
13Southern Oregon 7 p.m.
16UC Irvine 7 p.m.
19at UC Riverside 2 p.m.
22Pacific 7 p.m.
26 #Maryland
2 p.m (EST)
27 #at FIU 3 p.m.(EST)
Leavey Center
Santa Clara, Calif.
D ecember
3 %at Cal 1:30 p.m.
4 %UNLV/Prairie View 12/2 p.m.
8 at Montana 7 p.m.(MST)
10 at Weber State 5 p.m.(MST)
13 Oregon State 7 p.m.
15 at Fresno State 7 p.m.
20 at Sacramento St. 7:05 p.m.
22 at Stanford 2 p.m.
28 &at San Diego 7 p.m.
29 &Texas Tech 7 p.m.
J anuary
4 Colorado State
7 San Diego State
10 Nevada 14 Cal State Fullerton
18 UC Riverside
28 at Cal State Northridge
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
4:30 p.m.
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
4 p.m.
F ebruary
8 Cal Poly
11 at UC Santa Barbara
16 at Cal State Fullerton
19 Northern Arizona
7 p.m.
2 p.m.
7 p.m.
12 p.m.
M arch
3 at Seattle University 4 p.m.
10 Seattle University 7 p.m.
Home Games in Bold
#FIU Thanksgiving Classic
%Doubletree Berkley Marina Cal Classic
&Maggie Dixon Surf-N-Slam Classic
2011-12 CSU BAKERSFIELD WOMEN’S BASKETBALL QUICK FACTS
Location......................................................... Bakersfield, Calif.
Enrollment.........................................................................8,000
Athletic Director...................................................... Jeff Konya
Conference.............................................................Independent
Home Field.............................................. Icardo Center (3,880)
Head Coach........................................................... Greg McCall
Alma Mater..................................... CSU Bakersfield, 1991
Record at School.........................................0-0, First Year
Career Record...........................................................same
2010-11 Overall Record.................................................. 22-12
Starters Returning/Lost.......................................................3/2
Letterwinners Returning/Lost.............................................7/6
Newcomers..............................................................................3
California State University, Bakersfield
Acceptable Alternatives
CSU Bakersfield, CSUB or Bakersfield
Refrain From Cal State Bakersfield
Never Bakersfield State, UC Bakersfield, Cal-Bakersfield
Mascot.
Roadrunners or ‘Runners
Acceptable Abbreviations for print. CSU Bakersfield or CSUB
Never. CSB or CS Bakersfield
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PROBABLE STARTERS
Player, Ht., Year POS STATS/NOTES (2010-11 Final)
Amber Williams, 5-7, Jr. G 14.9 ppg, 2.3 rpg, 81 assists, 55 steals
Kristine Herman, 5-11, R-Sr.G 10.3 ppg, 2.7 rpg, 40 assists, 45 steals
Marilyn Naderhoff, 5-8, R-Fr.G 2010-11 Redshirt
Tyonna Outland, 5-8, So. G 11.1 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 64 assists, 54 steals
Dajy Vines, 5-9, R-Fr. F 2010-11 Redshirt
Lauren Carter, 6-1, R-Jr. F 1.4 ppg, 0.8 rpg, 7 steals, 5 assists, 3 blocks
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OFF THE BENCH
Player, Ht., Year POS STATS/NOTES (2010-11 Final)
Ciarra Ford, 5-8, Jr. G 12.0 ppg, 3.0 rpg at Mt. Sac College
Brooklynn Hinkens, 5-5, Fr. G 13.6 ppg at Auburn-Riverside High School
Cebrina Johnson, 5-9, So. G 4.6 ppg, 4.3 rpg, 49 assists, 48 steals, 4 blocks
Madison McKenney, 5-6, So.G 1.5 ppg, 0.5 rpg, 3 steals, 2 assists
CSUB vs. SANTA CLARA: CSUB
and Santa Clara are playing for the
fifth time with the Roadrunners leading
the all-time series 3-1. CSUB defeated
the Broncos 66-53 last season in
Bakersfield.
ABOUT SANTA CLARA: Santa
Clara opens the 2011-12 season
against CSU Bakersfield. 11-19 last
season, the Broncos were picked
eighth in the preseason WCC
poll. Santa Clara is led by returning All-Conference guards Alyssa
Shoji, Meagan Fulps and Ricki Radanovich.
THE LAST TIME OUT: CSU Bakersfield forced 42 turnovers as
the Roadrunners defeated Fresno
Pacific 111-66 in a women’s basketball exhibition game Tuesday night.
CSUB made 27 steals and held the
Sunbirds to 37% (20-of-54) shooting
for the game.
The Roadrunners forced 23 turnovers in the first half as CSUB took
a 54-32 lead into the halftime break.
The Roadrunners, who only feature
one player over six-foot tall on the
active roster, outscored Fresno Pacific 66-20 in the paint and held a
25-4 advantage in second chance
points.
Lauren Carter (R-Jr., Moorpark,
Calif., Moorpark HS) went 7-of-15
from the field and 8-of-9 from the
free throw line to score a game high
23 points. Carter added seven rebounds in only 22 minutes on the
floor.
Amber Williams (Jr., Fontana,
Calif., Etiwanda HS) scored 20
points. Tyonna Outland (So.,
Compton, Calif., Lynwood HS)
charted a double-double of 15 points
and 14 rebounds. Cebrina Johnson
(So., Corona, Calif., Santiago HS)
and Kristine Herman (R-Sr., San
Ramon, Calif., Florida Gulf Coast)
each scored 13 points while Dajy
Vines (R-Fr., Oxnard, Calif., Santa
Clara HS) had 12.
WILLIAMS LEADS: Junior Amber
Williams (Fontana, Calif., Etiwanda
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AP Division I WBB Poll (Preseason)
Rank School Record Pts.
1 Baylor (33) 0-0 988
2 Notre Dame (6) 0-0 934
3 Tennessee 0-0 906
4 Connecticut 0-0 876
5 Stanford 0-0 852
6 Texas A&M (1) 0-0 772
7 Miami (Fla.) 0-0 750
8 Duke 0-0 705
9 Louisville 0-0 690
10 Georgetown 0-0 585
11 Maryland 0-0 569
12 Penn State 0-0 491
13 Georgia 0-0 432
14 Florida State 0-0 428
15 Oklahoma 0-0 344
16 Rutgers 0-0 283
17 Purdue 0-0 277
18 Kentucky 0-0 275
19 DePaul 0-0 263
20 North Carolina 0-0 261
21 LSU 0-0 228
22 UCLA 0-0 175
23 USC 0-0 158
24 Texas 0-0 152
25 St. John’s 0-0 151
Others receiving votes: Ohio State 118,
Michigan State 95, Gonzaga 57, Texas
Tech 41, Green Bay 32, Iowa 20, California 19, Georgia Tech 17, Kansas State
15, Iowa State 12, Xavier 6, Dayton 4,
Marist 4, Temple 4, Vanderbilt 4, Florida 2,
Oral Roberts 2, Delaware 1, Marquette 1,
Pittsburgh 1.
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HS) led CSUB in several major categories last season. Williams led
the Roadrunners in scoring (14.9),
assists (81), minutes played (1043)
last season.
The point guard who enters this season 10th in school history in career
scoring, is 201 points away from
becoming the seventh Roadrunner
women’s basketball play to score
1,000 points in a career.
HOLDING 60: CSUB owns an impressive 90-0 all time record when
holding opponents under 60 points.
The Roadrunners have continued
adding to that streak this season
as they have completed the feat
five times, most recently Feb. 23,
2011 against Cal State Northridge
(71-46).
ESPN/USA Today Division I WBB Poll
(Preseason)
Rank School Record Pts.
1 Baylor (17) 0-0 745
2 Notre Dame (5) 0-0 728
3 Tennessee (3) 0-0 686
4 Connecticut (2) 0-0 683
5 Stanford (2) 0-0 681
6 Texas A&M (2) 0-0 635
7 Miami (Fla.) 0-0 557
8 Duke 0-0 553
9 Louisville 0-0 482
10 Maryland 0-0 416
11 Georgetown 0-0 415
12 Georgia 0-0 376
13 Florida State 0-0 332
14 Penn State 0-0 320
15 Kentucky 0-0 296
16 Oklahoma 0-0 262
17 Rutgers 0-0 245
18 DePaul 0-0 182
19 North Carolina 0-0 172
20 Texas 0-0 161
21 Purdue 0-0 149
22 LSU 0-0 143
23 USC 0-0 129
24 UW-Green Bay 0-0 127
25 Michigan State 0-0 88
Others receiving votes: Gonzaga 70,
Ohio State 61, UCLA 59, St. John’s 57,
Marist 46, Xavier 41, Iowa 35, California
20, Iowa State 20, Vanderbilt 19, Georgia
Tech 18, Dayton 16, Middle Tennessee 10,
Temple 10, TCU 8, South Dakota State 7,
Texas Tech 7, Marquette 3, Syracuse 2,
West Virginia 1, Memphis 1, Houston 1.
BOLD=2011-12 Opponent
NOT YOUR DADDY’S ICARDO
CENTER: During the offseason,
the Icardo Center received the first
renovations since it’s opening in the
late 1980’s. The facility’s lobby area
was renovated with new tile, paint,
lighting and apparel sales area.
A new one-of-a-kind blue playing
surface was added in September
of 2011, the first in college basketball drawing national attention from
ESPN, Yahoo and CBS College
Sports. The floor has also been featured in numerous magazines and
trade publications since its installation.
HOME COURT ADVANTAGE: CSUB
has been tough to beat in the Icardo
Center at the NCAA Division I level,
recording an impressive 38-16 record vs. Division I opponents at
home.
HEAD COACH GREG MCCALL
CSUB Athletic Director Jeff Konya announced Apr. 29, 2011, that Greg McCall was named head
women’s basketball coach, removing the interim tag McCall operated under since the departure of
previous head coach Tim La Kose in March 2011. McCall becomes the third head coach in program
history.
“We were looking for the right fit to maintain continuity in our program and Greg McCall was the overwhelming choice by our department and our student athletes,” said Konya. “His coaching experience
as an assistant here at CSUB and as a head coach elsewhere, along with his ties to the community
made this an easy decision.”
McCall spent the previous four seasons as an assistant at CSUB helping guide to Roadrunners to a pair of postseason
appearances including a 22-12 record in 2011. He was instrumental in recruiting student-athletes for the ‘Runners, along
with scouting, game planning and player development.
This will be McCall’s second stint as a head coach, as he previously led nearby Taft College for 10 seasons (1997-2007),
helping restart the Cougars’ women’s basketball program and successfully leading them into the State Junior College
Tournament. He won 98 games at Taft. He began his coaching career at CSUB under Pat Douglass, winning a NCAA
Division II National Championship in 1997. He also played for Douglass and was a team captain on the Roadrunners’
1991 Division II Final Four team.
McCall’s oldest daughter, Dewanna, was drafted by the Phoenix Mercury in the first round of the 2009 WNBA draft with
the fifth overall pick. Dewanna was a standout forward for Auburn University from 2006–09.
Coach McCall is also the father to a daughter, Erica, and a son, Justin.
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THE BLUE FLOOR
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‘Golden Arches’ logo on CSUB’s one-of- a-kind blue playing surface being installed today in the Icardo Center.
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2011-12 CSU B akersfield W omen ’ s B asketball R oster
Numerical
No. Name Pos.
3 Amber Williams G 4 Ciarra Ford G
5 Jana Smith F 11 Brooklynn Hinkens G
13 Dajy Vines G 20 Tyler Collins F
21 Kristine Herman G 22 Marilyn Naderhoff G 23 Cebrina Johnson G 24 Madison McKenney G 31 Lauren Carter F 44 Tyonna Outland G Alphabetical
No. Name Pos.
31 Lauren Carter F 20 Tyler Collins F
4 Ciarra Ford G
21 Kristine Herman G 11 Brooklynn Hinkens G
23 Cebrina Johnson G 24 Madison McKenney G 22 Marilyn Naderhoff G 44 Tyonna Outland G 5 Jana Smith F 13 Dajy Vines G 3 Amber Williams G Ht.
5-7 5-8
6-1 5-5
5-9 6-1
5-11 5-8 5-9 5-6 6-1 5-8 Yr.
Jr. Jr.
Sr. Fr.
R-Fr. Fr.
R-Sr. R-Fr. So. So. R-Jr. So. Hometown/Previous School
Fontana, Calif./Etiwanda HS
Long Beach, Calif./Mt. SAC College
Tehachapi, Calif./Tehachapi HS
Lake Tapps, Wash./Auburn-Riverside HS
Oxnard, Calif./Santa Clara HS
Birmingham, Ala./Ramsay HS
San Ramon, Calif./Florida Gulf Coast
Santee, Calif./West Hills HS
Corona, Calif./Santiago HS
Ht.
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Moorpark, Calif./Moorpark HS
Birmingham, Ala./Ramsay HS
Long Beach, Calif./Mt. SAC College
San Ramon, Calif./Florida Gulf Coast
Lake Tapps, Wash./Auburn-Riverside HS
Corona, Calif./Santiago HS
San Juan Capistrano, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic HS
Moorpark, Calif./Moorpark HS
Compton, Calif./Lynwood HS
San Juan Capistrano, Calif./Santa Margarita Catholic HS
Santee, Calif./West Hills HS
Compton, Calif./Lynwood HS
Tehachapi, Calif./Tehachapi HS
Oxnard, Calif./Santa Clara HS
Fontana, Calif./Etiwanda HS
Head Coach: Greg McCall (1st Season)
Assistant Coaches: Tasha Burnett, Zack Grasmick, Unique Anderson
PRONUNCIATION GUIDE
4 Cee-air-ah Ford
13 Day-Jah Vines
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#3 Amber Williams
G • 5-7 • Jr. • Fontana, Calif. • Etiwanda HS
2010-11 (SOPHOMORE): Named to the
All-WBI Tournament tournament...averaged
15.8 points, 2.8 rebounds, 4.2 assists, and
2.0 steals during the WBI...played all 40
minutes against UAB in the championship
game and was on the floor for 136 of the
165 minutes in which CSUB participated
in...led team in scoring (14.9 ppg), assists (81), and minutes
played (30.7 mpg, 1,043)...second on the squad in steals (55) and
made three-pointers (58)...scored in double figures in 28-of-34
contests, recording at least 20 points in a game eight times...
started 33-of-34 appearances.
2009-10 (FRESHMAN): 1-of-6 CSUB players to appear in all 29
contests...started 16 times, all coming in the final 17 games of
the season...set a program single-season record with eight three
pointers against Cal State Northridge (Jan. 11)...led the team in
scoring twice...reached double-figure point totals 15 times on the
season, the third highest total on the team...finished third on the
team with a 10.1 scoring average...played 769 minutes (26.5/g),
the fourth highest total on the team...twice reached the 20+ point
plateau in games against Cal State Northridge (Jan. 11) and again
against Cal Poly (Jan. 30)...led the team with 157 three–point
attempts and 58 made three–point field goals...season-high five
steals against SEC member Alabama (Nov. 28)...had four assists
against Hawaii (Nov. 21).
HIGH SCHOOL: Named Baseline League MVP on two occasions
for Etiwanda High School...led the Eagles to three consecutive
league titles...an All-CIF Southern Section Division 1AA first team
selection...named a CIF Southern Section Scholar-Athlete...a McDonald’s All-American nominee...averaged 17.4 points, 3.6 steals
and 3.4 assists as a senior...member of the National Society of
High School Scholars...lettered in academics three times.
PERSONAL: Born Apr. 14, 1991...daughter of Keith and Adrienne
Williams...an English major.
Points
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WILLIAMS’ CAREER HIGHS
24, at UC Irvine, 3/1/11
24, vs. Longwood, 2/19/11
24, at Cal State Northridge, 1/11/10
6, at Longwood, 2/2/11
8, at UC Irvine, 3/1/11
1, 5 times
5, vs. Alabama, 11/28/09
WILLIAMS’ CAREER UP TO NOW
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#4 Ciarra Ford
G • 5-8 • Jr. • Long Beach, Calif. • Mt. SAC College
2010-11 (SOPHOMORE): Named
first team All-Conference for Mt. Sac
College...averaged 12.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, 2.7 assists, and 2.0 steals per
game as team went 29-4 and advanced
to CCCCA Tournament semifinals.
2009-11 (FRESHMAN): Was second on the Cypress College squad in scoring at 11.6 points per game...led team in
assists with 72 in 21 appearances...posted 39 steals.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2009 graduate of Long Beach Wilson
High School...selected first team All-Moore League as well
as an All-Star as a senior...averaged 11.6 points per game
and was chosen team MVP as a senior...awarded an Outstanding Student Scholarship at Wilson...began prep career
at Millikan High School.
PERSONAL: Born Dec. 6, 1991...daughter of Bobby and
Tabitha Ford...a criminal justice major.
#5 Jana Smith
#11 Brooklynn Hinkens
F • 6-1 • Sr. • Tehachapi, Calif. • Tehachapi HS
2011-12: Will likely sit out season as a medical redshirt after injuring knee in offseason.
2010-11 (JUNIOR): Started 14-of-29 appearances...averaged 5.2 points and 4.0
rebounds per game...was third on the squad
in rebounding...tied for team lead in blocked
shots (25) with Brianna Fields...scored career high 16 points at
Cal State Fullerton Jan. 26...scored in double figures in back-toback games at FIU (15-Dec. 3) and Miami, Fla. (11-Dec. 5).
2009-10 (SOPHOMORE): After going down with an injury 10
games into the season, recovered to play the final three contests for the Roadrunners...averaged 4.1 points per game and
2.7 rebounds...blocked nine shots and had six steals...scored 10
points against UC Irvine (Nov. 23) while also recording a season–
high two blocked shots...set a career-best with eight rebounds
at UC Santa Barbara (Dec. 13)...posted seven points and eight
rebounds in the first round of the WBI against Texas A&M-Corpus
Christi (Mar. 17).
G • 5-5 • Fr. • Lake Tapps, Wash. • Auburn-Riverside HS
A 2011 graduate of Auburn-Riverside
High School...coach was Adam Barrett...averaged 13.6 points per game as
a senior (second on the team), pacing
Auburn-Riverside (21-5) to a South
Puget Sound League North 4A title and
a berth in the state tournament...led the league made threepointers with 37 and shot a school record 51% from beyond
the three-point arc...as a junior, Hinkens shot 48-percent
from three-point range and was part of a A-R team that
went undefeated and won a 4A State Championship.
PERSONAL: Born Dec. 13, 1992...daughter of Bill and Kim
Hinkens...a business major.
2008-09 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 25 games, starting six
times...scored a season-high 15 points against Houston Baptist
(Feb. 7) with five rebounds...had six rebounds against UC Irvine
(Nov. 25) and UC Riverside (Feb. 11).
HIGH SCHOOL: A three-time All-South Sequoia League selection
at Tehachapi High School…named first team as a sophomore and
a senior…averaged 14.3 points per game as a senior and was
named team MVP…the Warriors won the league all four seasons
Smith attended Tehachapi HS.
PERSONAL: Born Jan. 24, 1990...daughter of Richard Smith and
Debbie Binger-Smith...a physical education and kinesiology major.
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SMITH’S’ CAREER HIGHS
16, at Cal State Fullerton, 1/26/11
9, at Miami (Fla.), 12/5/10
2, at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 3/17/10
2, vs. UC Irvine, 11/23/09
2, at Cal Poly, 2/28/09
2, 4 times
SMITH’S CAREER UP TO NOW
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#13 Dajy Vines
#20 Tyler Collins
G • 5-9 • R-Fr. • Oxnard, Calif. • Santa Clara HS
F • 6-1 • Fr. • Birmingham, Ala. • Ramsay HS
2010-11 (REDSHIRT): Sat out the season
as a redshirt at CSUB.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2010 graduate of
Santa Clara High School...helped lead
the Saint’s to a CIF runner-up finish as a
junior...named Frontier League Player of the
Year and first team all-league as a junior...chosen team MVP as a
freshman.
PERSONAL: Born May 29, 1992...daughter of Randi and Aretha
Vines...a communications major...brother Randi Vines played football at the University of New Hampshire...cousin Charles Dillion
plays in the NFL for the Green Bay Packers.
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A 2011 graduate of Ramsay High
School...coach was Robert Bright...
had to sit out her senior season due to
a knee injury...as a junior, helped the
Rams to a 22-7 record and a No. 11
ranking in the state of Alabama.
PERSONAL: Born Mar. 26, 1993 in Bakersfield...daughter
of Andrew and LaDonna Collins...a crimal justice major.
#21 Kristine Herman
#22 Marilyn Naderhoff
G • 5-11 • R-Sr. • San Ramon, Calif. • Florida Gulf Coast
2010-11 (R-JUNIOR): Fourth on the team
in scoring (10.1 ppg)...second on the squad
in made three-pointers (57) and led team in
three-point field goal percentage (57-of-148,
38.5%)...led team in free throwing shooting
at 85.7% (78-of-91)...averaged 2.7 rebounds per game...recorded 45 steals and
40 assists...was 14-of-14 from the free throw line on the way to a
season best 32 points at Miami (Ohio) Dec. 11...scored in double
figures in 19-of-34 appearances.
2009-10 (REDSHIRT): Sat out the season after transferring to
CSUB from Florida Gulf Coast.
2007-2009 (FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE): Appeared in 49
games for Florida Gulf Coast in two seasons...team advanced
to the WNIT in 2009...scored a career high of 13 points against
Johnson & Wales (2/28/09)...played in 28 contests as a sophomore, averaging 10.2 minutes per contest...saw action in 21
games as a freshman...averaged 9.6 minutes per outing...scored
12 points against North Florida (12/9/07)...was twice named an
All-Academic performer.
G • 5-8 • R-Fr. • Santee, Calif. • West Hills HS
2010-11 (REDSHIRT): Sat out the season
as a redshirt at CSUB.
West Hills High School...led her team to
three South Hills League Championships…
paced the Wolf Pack to a CIF Championship as a senior…named All-League all four years...chosen AllEast County all four years inlcuding first team honors as a junior
and senior as well as being tabbed to the All-CIF San Diego Section the same years...named to the CIF Division II All-CIF coaches
team twice.
PERSONAL: Born Feb. 20, 1992...daughter of Anthony and Vivian Naderhoff...a biology major.
HIGH SCHOOL: Earned All-East Bay League honors all four
seasons at Granada High School...named team MVP as a senior,
averaging 17.3 points per game to lead the league...earned the
Tri-Valley Herald Prep award as a junior and again as a senior...
named a third team performer by the Contra Costa Times...was
a Chronicle All-Metro honorable mention...invited to the Sac vs.
Bay Showdown All-Star game...also ran track for the Matadors...
earned All-League honors twice in the 300-meter hurdles...twice
qualified for the Meet of Champions and placed ninth in the 400
hurdles at the Stanford University Invitational...was named a
scholar-athlete all four years of high school...was a National Merit
Scholar...earned honor cords for outstanding academic achievement...earned the Outstading School/Community Service and
Sportsmanship award...was an Olympian Scholarship finalist.
PERSONAL: Born Mar. 28, 1989...daughter of Ray and Darcie
Herman...a kinesiology major.
Points
Rebounds
Assists
Blocks
Steals
HERMAN’S CAREER HIGHS
32, at Miami (Ohio), 12/11/10
7, at Cal State Fullerton, 1/26/11
3, 3 times
2, vs. South Dakota, 3/20/11
4, vs. Seattle University, 1/9/11
HERMAN’S CAREER UP TO NOW
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#23 Cebrina Johnson
#24 Madison McKenney
G • 5-6 • So • San Juan Capistrano, Calif. • Santa Margarita Catholic HS
F • 5-9 • So. • Corona, Calif. • Santiago HS
2010-11 (FRESHMAN): Played in 31-of34 games...started eight times...averaged
4.6 points and 4.3 rebounds per game...
posted 49 assists and 48 steals...blocked
four shots...scored season high 14 points
against Concordia-Irvine (Jan. 7)...had 13
points at Utah Valley (Dec. 18).
Santiago High School...helped the Sharks to a Big 8 League
Championship…named team defensive MVP her senior year
and team MVP her junior year…led the team in rebounds as a
senior…her BTR club team won nationals twice.
PERSONAL: Born June 15, 1992...daughter of Keith and Robin
Richard...a psychology major.
Points
Rebounds
Assists
Blocks
Steals
JOHNSON’S CAREER HIGHS
14, vs. Concordia-Irvine, 1/7/11
7, at Utah Valley, 12/18/10
1, 4 times
5, vs. Weber State, 1/3/11
JOHNSON’S CAREER UP TO NOW
2010-11 (FRESHMAN): Appeared in 13
games...scored season high seven points
against Concordia-Irvine Jan. 7...had six
points against Dominican in the season
opener Nov. 12...registered three steals and
two assists.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2010 graduate of Santa Margarita Catholic
High School...averaged 11.0 ppg, 6.0 apg, 5.0 rpg, and 3.0 spg as
a senior…set the school’s single season assist record with 177…
led Santa Margarita to two Trinity League Championships and
to a CIF Division 3 AAA Championship her senior year...tabbed
second team All-League her junior year and followed that up as a
first team All-League selection and first team all-CIF selection as
a senior…named the Trinity League’s Newcomer of the Year as
a freshman...was on the Principal’s Honor Roll every semester in
high school and was named a scholar-athlete all four years.
PERSONAL: Daughter of Scott and Tracy McKenney...a physical
education and kinesiology major.
Points
Rebounds
Assists
Steals
MCKENNEY’S CAREER HIGHS
2, vs. SIU-Edwardsville, 2/26/11
2, vs. Dayton, 12/22/10
1, vs. South Dakota, 3/20/11
1, vs. Dominican, 11/12/10
1, 3 times
MCKENNEY’S CAREER UP TO NOW
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#31 Lauren Carter
#44 Tyonna Outland
F • 6-1 • R-Jr. • Moorpork, Calif. • Moorpark HS
2010-11 (R-SOPHOMORE): Played in 14
games, starting at home against Dominican
(Nov. 1 2) and Montana (Nov. 14)...recorded
a career high eight points against Dayton
Dec. 22...scored seven points against Dominican...charted four rebounds against Cal
State Northridge (Feb. 23).
2009-10 (R-FRESHMAN): Appeared in 14 contests...averaged
1.9 points and 1.4 rebounds per game...shot 70 percent from the
free throw line (7-of-10)...finished the season at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi with a season-high seven points and five rebounds...
scored six points at Cal State Northridge (Jan. 11)...grabbed three
rebounds against Miami, Fla. (Nov. 15) and Fresno State (Jan. 2).
2008-09 (REDSHIRT): Sat out the season as a redshirt at CSU
Bakersfield.
HIGH SCHOOL: Averaged 17 points per game as a senior at
Moorpark High School…helped lead her team to the Marmonte
League Championship as a junior…led the league in rebounds
(11.6) as a senior…named first team All-League as a senior after
making the second team as a junior…the Ventura County Star
named Carter a first team All-Ventura County selection as a senior
after being named to the second team as a junior…named team
MVP as a senior…was a four-year varsity starter...threw shot put
in track and field with a personal–best mark of 36-2.
F • 5-9 • So. • Corona, Calif. • Santiago HS
2010-11 (FRESHMAN): Named to the AllWBI Tournament team...came off the bench
to average 16.0 points, 2.8 rebounds, 2.0
assists, and 2.0 steals in four WBI games...
third on the squad in scoring (11.1 ppg), assists (64), and steals (54)...posted season
best 29 points against UC Santa Barbara on
Dec. 14...scored in double figures in 19-of-34 games.
HIGH SCHOOL: A 2010 graduate of Lynwood High School...led
the Knights to three San Gabriel Valley League Championships...
named first team all-league as well as league MVP as a senior.
PERSONAL: Born Oct. 9, 1992...daughter of Tonia Outland...a
criminal justice major.
OUTLAND’S CAREER HIGHS
29, vs. UC Santa Barbara, 12/14/10
6, vs. UC Santa Barbara, 12/14/10
6, at Utah Valley, 12/18/10
2, vs. Northern Colorado, 3/16/11
Points
Rebounds
Assists
Blocks
Steals
OUTLAND’S CAREER UP TO NOW
PERSONAL: Born Mar. 19, 1990...a liberal studies major.
Points
Rebounds
Assists
Blocks
Steals
CARTER’S CAREER HIGHS
8, vs. Dayton, 12/22/10
5, at Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 3/17/10
1, 5 times
CARTER’S CAREER UP TO NOW
Points
Goals
Assists
Shots
SANCHEZ’S CAREER HIGHS
4, vs. Mount St. Mary’s, 9/26/10
2, vs. Gonzaga, 9/23/11
2, vs. Houston Baptist, 9/4/09
4, vs. San Jose State, 10/16/11
4, vs. Gonzaga, 9/23/11
4, vs. San Jose State, 10/10/10
4, vs. Seattle Univ., 11/8/09
4, vs, Cal State Fullerton, 10/3/09
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2010 - 11 F I N A L C S UB W o m e n ’ s B as k e t ball S t a t is t ics
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CSUB RECORD BOOK - SINGLE SEASON RECORDS
Total Points
# Name
Yr
G Pts
1. Heather Garay 2003 30 727
3. Katie McElree 2005 28 656
4. Diane Dittburner 2002 29 631
5. Amanda Baker 2001 28 618
Scoring Average
# Name Year G Pts
Avg
24.2
24.6
23.4
21.8
22.1
Avg
24.6
24.2
23.4
22.1
21.8
Field Goals Made
# Name Year G FGM
5. Katie Williams 2010 29 199
Field Goal Percentage
# Name Year FGM FGA
Pct
1. Rhondi Naff 2006 95 163
.583
.568
.561
4. Nicole Codd 2001 100 179
.559
5. Jessi Loring 2006 157 282
.557
(minimum 100 FGA)
Three–Point FG’s
# Name Year G 3–Pts
Avg
3.4
2.9
3. Krista Arase 2009 29 70
2.4
4. Amber Williams 2010 29 58
.369
5. Katie Williams 2010 29 55
.377
Free Throws Made
# Name Year G FTM
1. Audrie Magdaleno 2001 28 205
5. Kelley Tarver 2008 27 155
Free Throw Percentage
# Name Year FTM FTA
2. Margauz Hallahan 2004 18 20
4t. Gillian Lillich 2004 65 77
4t. Rhonda Johnson 2007 30 35
(minimum 10 FTM)
Rebounds
# Name
Year G
1. Heather Garay
2003 30
2. Heather Garay
2002 29
3. Florida Siaosi
2007 29
4. Janelle Mack
2004 29
5. Christine Kepenekian
2009 29
Rbs
357
326
257
253
247
Avg.
11.9
11.2
8.9
8.7
8.5
Assists
# Name
Year G
1. Krista Arase
2006 28
2. Audrie Magdaleno
2001 28
3. Holly Armstrong
2002 27
4. Jasmere Kirby
2003 31
5. Krista Arase
2007 29
Asts
172
163
158
151
149
Avg
6.1
5.8
5.9
4.9
5.1
Blocked Shots
# Name
Year G
1. Jessi Loring
2006 28
2. Rhonda Johnson
2006 21
3. Jessi Loring
2007 29
4. Rhonda Johnson
2007 29
5. Tamiko Davis
2010 29
Blks
56
41
39
34
32
Avg
2.0
2.0
1.3
1.2
1.1
Steals
# Name
Year G
1. Katie Williams
2010 29
2. Audrie Magdaleno
2001 28
3. Diane Dittburner
2003 31
4t. Jasmere Kirby
2003 31
4t. Diane Dittburner
2002 29
Stls
104
91
84
79
79
Avg
3.6
3.3
2.7
2.5
2.7
Minutes Played
# Name
Year G
1. Diane Dittburner
2002 29
2. Krista Arase
2009 29
3. Krista Arase
2008 29
4. Diane Dittburner
2003 31
5. Heather Garay
2003 30
M
1,085
1,079
1,057
1,055
1,025
Avg
37.4
37.2
36.4
34.0
34.2
Pct
.917
.900
.873
.857
.857
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CSUB RECORD BOOK - CAREER RECORDS
Total Points
Name Yr
1. Katie McElree 2002-06
2. Kelley Tarver 2005-10
3. Heather Garay 2001-03
4. Diane Dittburner 2001-03
5. Christine Kepenekian 2004-09
6. Krista Arase 2005-09
7. Gillian Lillich 2001-06
8. Katie Williams
2008-10
9. Jessi Loring 2005-07
10. Amber Williams 2009-
Pts
1,796
1,481
1,440
1,177
1,035
1,014
997
890
816
799
Scoring Average
Name Yrs
4. Katie Williams 2008-10
5. Phynique Allen 2008-10
7. Shakaria Jones 2003-05
8. Jasmere Kirby 2002-04
Amber Williams 2009-
Avg
24.4
19.6
15.9
15.3
14.4
14.3
12.8
12.7
12.7
12.2
Field Goals Made
Name Yrs
FGM
702
542
473
352
348
344
321
319
295
291
Field Goals Attempted
Name Yrs
FGA
1580
1232
960
905
870
827
775
764
746
588
G
59
60
113
58
53
57
57
59
63
121
Field Goal Percentage (Min. 100 Made)
Name Yrs Pct
1. Heather Garay 2001-03 .565
2. Nicole Codd 2000-01 .559
3. Jessi Loring 2005-07 .546
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4 Florida Siaosi 2006-07
Amanda Baker 2000-01
6. Rhonda Johnson 2004-07
7. Naomi Johnson 2005-08
9. Rhondi Naff 2005-07
10. Audrey Magdaleno 2000-01
.530
.530
.514
.506
.498
.494
.482
Three-Point FG’s
Name Yrs
9. Tiffany Belt 2005-10
10. Britney McGee 2010-11
3-Pts
191
188
132
131
116
111
100
88
80
64
FGM-A
542-960
100-179
321-588
114-215
247-466
242-471
173-342
280-562
161-326
160-332
Three-Point Field Goals Attempted
Name Yrs FGA
1. Diane Dittburner 2001-03 539
2. Krista Arase 2006-09 446
3. Katie McElree 2002-06 365
4. Gillian Lillich 2002-06 334
5. Amber Williams 2009- 316
6. Kelley Tarver 2005-10 310
7. Christine Kepenekian 2004-09 309
8. Katie Williams 2008-10 247
9. Tiffany Belt 2005-10 246
10. Britney McGee 2010-11 171
Field Goal Percentage (Min. 50 Made)
Name Yrs Pct
M-A
1. Krista Arase 2006-09 .422
188-446
2. Gillian Lillich 2001-06 .392
131-334
3. Kristine Herman 2010- .385
57-148
4. Britney McGee 2010-11 .374
64-171
5. Amber Williams 2009- .367
116-316
6. Katie McElree 2002-06 .362
132-365
7. Kelley Tarver 2005-10 .358
111-310
8. Katie Williams 2008-10 .356
88-247
9. Diane Dittburner 2001-03 .354
191-539
10. Nikki Leon 2007-11 .327
51-156
Free Throws Made
Name Yrs FTM
2. Heather Garay 2001-03 356
6. Christin Kepenekian 2004-09 239
8. Audrey Magdaleno 2000-01 205
CSUB RECORD BOOK - CAREER RECORDS
199
192
Free Throws Attempted
Name Yrs FTA
2. Heather Garay 2001-03 480
5. Christin Kepenekian 2004-09 327
6. Jasmere Kirby 2002-04 292
7. Phynique Allen 2008-10 284
10. Audrey Magdaleno 2000-01 266
Free Throw Percentage (Min 100 Made)
Name Yrs Pct
FTMFTA
1. Krista Arase 2005-09 .862
244-283
2. Gillian Lillich 2001-06 .814
228-280
3. Katie McElree 2002-06 .781
260-333
4. Diane Dittburner 2001-03 .777
282-363
5. Audrey Magdaleno 2000-01 .771
205-266
6. Shakaria Jones 2003-05 .768
129-168
7. Jessi Loring 2005-07 .760
174-229
8. Heather Garay 2001-03 .742
356-480
9. Kelley Tarver 2005-10 .741
424-572
10. Christin Kepenkian 2004-09 .731
239-327
Rebounds
Name Yrs
4. Janelle Mack 2002-04
5. Nikki Leon 2007-11
7. Tamiko Davis 2009-11
10. Naomi Johnson 2005-08
Rebounds
683
569
473
450
441
435
383
369
336
327
Assists
Name Yrs
7. Christin Kepenkian 2004-09
8. Holly Armstrong 2001-02
Audrey Magdaleno 2000-01
Asts
576
388
293
256
216
209
168
158
158
149
Blocked Shots
Name Yrs
2. Rhonda Johnson 2004-07
6. Tamiko Davis 2009-11
7. Jana Smith 2008-
8. Margaux Hallahan 2003-05
9. Janelle Mack 2002-04
Blks
95
75
64
49
48
45
41
37
35
34
Steals
Name Yrs
Gillian Lilich 2001-06
Phynique Allen 2008-10
Stls
270
235
226
163
155
154
137
135
114
112
112
112
Games Played
Name Yrs
6. Tiffany Belt 2005-10
8. Nikhol West 2004-09
9. Shawnee Carter 2007-11
10. Jana Smith 2008-
GP
121
119
115
113
107
100
96
94
71
68
Minutes Played
Name Yrs
MP
3,953
3.794
3,423
2,209
2,163
2,140
2,038
1,931
1,812
1,733
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Team Records
M ost P oints
First Half:63 vs. Western New Mexico (11/19/05)
Second Half:56 (3 times) last vs. Western New Mexico (11/19/05)
Overtime:15 vs. Cal State Stanislaus (3/14/03)
Game:119 vs. Western New Mexico (11/19/05)
Season:2,646 (85.4 ppg) (2002-03)
F ield G oals M ade
Most, Game:45 vs. Western New Mexico (11/19/05)
Least, Game:16 at Cal State San Bernardino (2/6/04)
Most, Season:951 (2002-03)
F ield G oals A ttempted
Most, Game:90 vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (11/23/02)
Least, Game:46 (3 times) last at UC San Diego (2/13/04)
Most, Season:2,076 (2002-03)
B est F ield G oal P ercentage
Highest, Game:.680 (34 of 50) vs. Alaska-Fairbanks (11/20/04)
Lowest, Game:.293 vs.UC Santa Barbara (12/13/09)
Best, Season: .463 (884 of 1,911) (2005-06)
F ree T hrows M ade
Most, Game:37 vs. Chico State (3/2/01)
Least, Game:3 vs. Cal Poly (1/30/10)
Most, Season:598 (2002-03)
F ree T hrows A ttempted
Most, Game:49 vs. Cal State Stanislaus (3/14/03)
Least, Game:8 at Oregon State (12/21/08)
Most, Season:900 (2002-03)
B est F ree T hrow P ercentage
Game:1.000 (13 of 13) vs. Grand Canyon (3/12/04)
Season:746 (543 of 728) (2001-02)
M ost T hree -P oint F ield G oals M ade
Game:15 vs. Hawaii (11/21/09)
Season:238 (2009-10)
M ost T hree -P oint F ield G oals A ttempted
Game:37 vs. Cal Poly (11/29/09)
Season:652 (2009-10)
B est T hree -P oint F ield G oal P ercentage (Min. 10 Att.)
Game:.600 (6 of 10) vs. San Francisco State (12/8/07)
Season: .388 (137 of 353) (2005-06)
M ost R ebounds
Game:66 vs. Loyola Marymount (12/28/07)
Season:1,427 (2002-03)
Average:46.0 (2002-03)
M ost A ssists
Game:34 vs. Western New Mexico (11/19/05)
Season:565 (2002-03)
T urnovers
Most, Game:34 at Cal State Stanislaus (12/11/02)
Fewest, Game:5 vs. Cal Poly (1/30/10)
Season:606 (2002-03)
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M ost B locks
Game:12 vs. Cal State Stanislaus (1/27/06)
Season:133 (2005-06)
S teals
Game:33 vs. Utah Valley (12/9/09)
Season:400 (2002-03)
M isc . G ame R ecords
Largest Win Margin: 63 (105-42) vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (11/23/02)
Largest Loss Margin:47 (104-57) at UCLA (12/3/08)
Fewest Points:50 at Fresno State, (12/15/07)
Most Points Allowed:113 at Cal Poly Pomona (12/15/00)
Fewest Points Allowed:36 vs. Utah Valley (12/9/09)
Lowest Winning Score:
53 at San Francisco State (51) (2/27/04)
Highest Losing Score:96 vs. Chico State (L, 116-96) (3/4/05)
Highest Total Score, Both Teams: 222; CSUB 116, CS Stanislaus 106 (OT, 3/14/03)
Lowest Total Score, Both Teams: 104; CSUB 53, San Francisco State 51 (2/27/04)
Most Fouls:32 at Cal State L.A. (1/17/04);
32 vs. Cal Poly Pomona (12/9/01);
32 at Cal Poly Pomona (12/15/00)
Fewest Fouls:7 at UC Davis (2/25/09)
S eason
Division I Games:
Division II Games:
Division I Wins:
Division II Wins:
Fewest Division I Wins:
Fewest Divsion II Wins:
Most Division I Losses:
Most Division II Losses:
Fewest Division I Losses:
Fewest Divison II Losses:
Consecutive Wins:
Consecutive Wins, Reg. Season: Consecutive Losses:
Winning Percentage:
Home Winning Streak:
Away Winning Streak:
Home Losing Streak:
Away Losing Streak:
Scoring Average:
Lowest Scoring Average:
34 (2010-11)
31 (2002-03)
22 (2010-11)
29 (2002-03)
12 (2007-08)
20 (2004-05)
17 (2007-08)
8 (2004-05)
10 (2008-09)
2 (2002-03)
27 (2002-03)
30 (2003-04)
4 (2007-08)
.935 (2002-03)
16 (2003-04)
15 (2002-03)
2 (2009-10)
4 (2007-08)
85.4 (2002-03)
72.8 (2007-08)
Attendance
Home Season Total: 12,139 (2003-04)
Home Game (Rabobank Arena): 3,113 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (1/12/07)
Home Game (Icardo Center):
1,216 vs. Western Oregon (11/21/03)
Away: 3,914 at UC Davis (1/10/04)
*Neutral: 2,125 vs. South Dakota State (3/26/03)
*Played at NCAA Div. II Elite 8, St. Joseph’s. Mo.

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