KAYLA MONTALVO Senior • Guard WHitney Gantt Senior • Guard

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Kayla Montalvo
Senior • Guard
WHitney gantt
Senior • Guard
Barbara Houston
Senior • Forward
2009-10 Women’s Basketball
Media RosteR
1 • Kala Amico
5-4 • Fr. • G
Whittier, CA
10 • Robynn Cochran
5-10 • Fr. • G
Garden Grove, CA
12 • Kayla Montalvo
5-6 • Sr. • G
Vacaville, CA
15 • Brandie McCann
5-8 • Jr. • G
Moreno Valley, CA
20 • Leniece Arevalo 21 • MacKenzie Mathias
6-5 • So. • G
5-9 • Jr. • G
San Diego, CA
Riverside, CA
22 • A.J. Adams
5-7 • Jr. • G
Los Angeles, CA
24 • Aundria Anderson
5-10 • Jr. • G
Fontana, CA
32 • Whitney Gantt
5-9 • Sr. • G
Sacramento, CA
33 • Barbara Houston
6-0 • Sr. • F
Compton, CA
40 • Sherrie Hughes
5-10 • So. • P
Rialto, CA
42 • Jessica Cannon
5-9 • Jr. • G/F
Citrus Heights, CA
44 • Teriana Loftin
5-11 • Sr. • C
Torrance, CA
45 • Neka Mixon
5-10 • Jr. • G/F
Long Beach, CA
50 • Kayla Huckabee
6-3 • Sr. • C
Norco, CA
97 • Gillian Griffin
5-9 • Jr. • F/C
Federal Way, WA
98 • Courtney Robinson
5-5 • Fr. • G
Pasadena, CA
99 • Nikki Boutte’
5-7 • So. • G
Carson, CA
RS • Luna Amico
5-5 • Fr. • G
Whittier, CA
RS • Roselyn Angilau
5-8 • Fr. • G
Carson, CA
RS • Alsiha Hill
5-7 • Jr. • F
Hermosa Beach, CA
RS • Spencer Nelson
5-10 • Fr. • F/C
Everett, WA
RS • Marika Staton
5-7 • Fr. • G
El Centro, CA
RS • Shannon Woodard
5-9 • Jr. • G
Poway, CA
Van Girard
Head Coach
22nd Season
Monique Marquez
Assistant Coach
5th Season
Brittney Blankenship
Assistant Coach
1st Season
Keyoshia Ray
Student Manager
1st Season
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Cover Credit
Cover design by Teriana Loftin.
www .G o T oros . com #20, Leniece Arevalo............... 20
#22, A.J. Adams.......................... 20
#24, Aundria Anderson........... 20
#42, Jessica Cannon................. 21
#97, Gillian Griffin.................... 21
#98, Courtney Robinson........ 21
RS, Luna Amico......................... 22
RS, Roselyn Angilau.................. 22
RS, Alisha Hill............................. 22
RS, Spencer Nelson................. 23
RS, Marika Staton..................... 23
RS, Shannon Woodard............. 23
Opponents
Alphabetical Opponents..................................................................24-26
CCAA Preseason Coaches Poll...........................................................26
2008-09 Season in Review
Game-by-Game Results/Leaders.........................................................32
Final Statistics...........................................................................................33
Game Highs..............................................................................................34
Final CCAA Standings............................................................................36
Individual CCAA Honors......................................................................36
CCAA Statistical Leaders......................................................................37
NCAA Review.........................................................................................38
Women’s Basketball History
Honor Roll................................................................................................39
Opponent Series Records.....................................................................39
Game Records.........................................................................................40
Season Records.................................................................................40-41
Career Records.......................................................................................41
Coaching Records...................................................................................42
All-Time Roster.......................................................................................43
Year-by-Year Results.........................................................................44-46
Cal State Dominguez Hills
President Dr. Mildred García................................................................48
About Cal State Dominguez Hills.......................................................49
CSUDH Administration.........................................................................50
Athletics Staff & Coaches......................................................................51
Sports Information/Media Relations...................................................52
CCAA Information.................................................................................53
Toros Traditions of Excellence.............................................................54
Dominguez hills
Commitment
The California State University is committed to providing
equal opportunities to male and female CSUDH students in
all programs, including Intercollegiate Athletics.
#99, Nikki Boutte’.................... 10
#12, Kayla Montalvo................ 11
#21, MacKenzie Mathias......... 12
#32, Whitney Gantt................. 13
#33, Barbara Houston............. 14
#40, Sherrie Hughes................ 15
#44, Teriana Loftin.................... 16
#45, Neka Mixon...................... 17
#50, Kayla Huckabee............... 18
#1, Kala Amico.......................... 19
#10, Robynn Cochran............. 19
#15, Brandie McCann.............. 19
Basketball History
Athletic Training
Head Athletic Trainer............................................ Tim McGuire
Office Phone....................................................... (310) 243-3876
E-mail......................................................... [email protected]
Certified Athletic Trainer................................. Jennifer Smoyak
Office Phone....................................................... (310) 243-3894
E-mail...........................................................jsmoyak@csudh.edu
The Women’s Basketball Team
2008-09 Review
Sports Information
Women’s Basketball SID............................................Tom Weed
Office Phone....................................................... (310) 243-3764
Cell Phone........................................................... (310) 987-9093
Fax......................................................................... (310) 516-4488
E-mail.............................................................. [email protected]
Head SID....................................................................Mel Miranda
E-mail....................................................... [email protected]
Athletics Website........................................www.GoToros.com
Conference Website.................................. www.GoCCAA.org
2009-10 Season Outlook.................................................................... 2-3
Head Coach Van Girard........................................................................... 5
Assistant Coaches..................................................................................... 6
2009-10 Roster & Team Photo............................................................... 8
2009-10 Opponents
Women’s Basketball Facts
Head Coach................................................................ Van Girard
Alma Mater..............................................Long Beach State - ‘77
Office Phone....................................................... (310) 243-2211
E-mail.............................................................vgirard@csudh.edu
CSUDH Record........................................... 285-283 (21 Years)
Career Record.......................................................................Same
Assistant Coach............................................. Monique Marquez
Assistant Coach.........................................Brittney Blankenship
2008 Overall Record........................................................... 21-10
2008 Conference Record...........................................13-7 (3rd)
....................................... 2008 CCAA Tournament Champions
Letterwinners Returning/Lost................................................9/5
Starters Returning/Lost...........................................................3/2
Newcomers (HS/JC)................................................................7/8
Toros Women’s Basketball
The 2009-10 Team
CSUDH Facts
Location..........................................................1000 E.Victoria St.
......................................................................... Carson, CA 90747
Enrollment........................................................................... 12,000
Founded....................................................................................1960
President.........................................................Dr. Mildred García
Director of Athletics.......................................... Patrick Guillen
Athletics Phone.................................................. (310) 243-3893
Affiliation..........................................................NCAA Division II
Conference................................................. California Collegiate
...................................................... Athletic Association (CCAA)
Home Court................................................................ Torodome
Capacity (Bleachers).............................................................4,200
Nickname............................................................................... Toros
School Colors..............................................Cardinal (PMS 209)
.............................................................................. Gold (PMS 124)
Women’s Basketball
Table of Contents
The Covers
2009-10 Media Roster......................................................... Inside Front
2009-10 Schedule................................................................Outside Back
1
The 2009-10 Team
2009-10 Opponents
2008-09 Review
Basketball History
Dominguez hills
Women’s Basketball 2009-10
2009-10 Season Outlook
Accountability
Responsibility
O wnership
Back on Track
coach Girard as it was the team’s best finish in 13 years and just one
Picked to finish eighth in the California Collegiate Athletic As- win away from the most in a single season.
sociation for the 2008-09 season, last year’s squad not only exceeded
Picked to finish fourth going into the 2009-10 season, the Toros
expectations but blew them out of the water, pulling a three-game will start CCAA play hosting Cal State L.A. after grabbing two wins
sweep in the CCAA Championship Tournament to grab the pro- from the Golden Eagles last year.
gram’s second CCAA Tournament title and third overall conference
The Toros continue conference play against Sonoma State and
title.
Humboldt State, looking to duplicate last year’s sweep over the SeaThe vote of the CCAA’s coaches in the preseason did little to wolves while hoping to take down the Lumberjacks from the start
hold back head coach Van Girard and his squad; in fact it only moti- before entering the rest of CCAA play in 2010.
vated them. “We have no targets on our back,” he said at the beginGarnering a No. 4 ranking in the CCAA preseason coaches poll
ning of the season. “Now we have a target to go for and the team gives coach Girard and his team a point of pride to follow throughneeds to understand how hard we need to work to get there.”
out the season. “I do think that we are one of the top four teams in
Starting with three-straight non-conference wins, the Toros en- the conference and we have a good chance to get into the tournatered the first week of conference play against Cal Poly Pomona and ment,” he says with confidence.
Cal State San Bernardino only to be handed two losses.
“Last year’s ranking meant more to the players than to me. In
Rebounding in the new year, CSUDH rallied with a four-game this conference, it is where you finish, not where you are picked to
win streak to quell all preseason doubts. A final six-game push, re- finish.”
sulting in five straight wins, secured not only a spot in the CCAA
Protecting their home court proved to be the biggest accomtournament, but hosting rights in the first round as well.
plishment in 2008-09, with eight wins and four losses the Toros held
The Toros proved worthy of their seeding, taking a close 62-59 a total +92 point margin in the12 games, with three of the four losses
win over San Francisco State at home after two freebies by Brittney decided by less than 10 points. A true testament to home court
Blankenship sealed the first round win. The real test came in game advantage, the Toros averaged a 15-point margin in the eight wins,
two against perennial power Chico State, who proved to have no capped with a 72-35 blowout of Cal State L.A.
answer to 1st-team All-CCAA selection Neka Mixon, who finished
with 13 points in the Toros’ 74-61 win.
The Returners
Continuing their stellar play, the Toros next faced Humboldt State
Even after losing five seniors last year, Girard remains undaunted
for the CCAA title after dropping both of their regular season games by the season that lies ahead as he looks at who is in fact returning
to the ‘Jacks. CSUDH replaced the bitter taste in their collective to the hardwood.
mouths with sweet success after rallying from a 33-30 first-half defi“We are returning four of our top eight players from last seacit to hold down HSU and grab the tournament title in a 74-69 win son,” he says of his 2009-10 squad. “They know what it is all about.”
after Aujaneé Baldwin
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2008-09 Review
Kayla Montalvo
Closing Thoughts
Content with the team’s defensive improvement in the 2008-09 season – the Toros bested
their opponents in steals, blocks and rebounds
– Girard now sees the offense as the team’s true
test in the upcoming season.
Constantly fielding teams that are guard-oriented, this year’s team is no exception, with 17
players able to fill the role. In stark contrast to
years past, this year’s offense will be more about
creating opportunities than being creative on the
floor.
“We don’t really have offensive creators so
we really need to be precise in the offensive execution,” says Girard. “If we do that, we will be
good.”
Returning to his coaching roots, Girard is
still unsure what his team will be known for this
year, but knows how they need to play to get
wins.
“I don’t know if we are going to score 80
points a game,” he says. “It would be nice to see
but I don’t mind playing ‘ugly’ basketball. And by
‘ugly’ basketball, which is my brand, I mean low
scoring, solid defense and making every open
shot.”
Opening the 2009-10 season with a CCAA
conference game, Girard and his team are ready
to go, with the head coach believing he has found
a perfect mix of players.
“I am looking forward to the wars,” closes
Girard. “Any given night any team in our conference from one through 12 is capable of winning.
As always, it will be interesting.”
2009-10 Opponents
New to the Game
With four strong additions in Brandie McCann, Aundria Anderson, Leniece Arevalo and
Jessica Cannon, Girard will rely on the depth of
his team to carry to success.
“This year’s team has a good mix to them.
We are as deep, if not deeper off the bench than
we have been in the past few years, and it is this
MacKenzie Mathias
year’s true strength.”
Girard will use the versatility of his newcomers on an as-needed basis, placing Anderson
at post for her rebounding acumen while utilizing
Arevalo’s skill in a shooting guard spot. Cannon
will combine the skill of both positions to add to
the team’s jump shot while boosting the defense,
while McCann, who made an impact in the preseason, will contend for time at the point after a
successful junior college stint.
With the point guard position a question
mark in Girard’s mind entering the season, he
will look to a true freshman in Kala Amico to
guide the team.
“Kala is a really tough-minded player, but she
is a different kind of point than we’ve had in the
past,” says Girard.“She is more of a set-up passer
than a scorer, so she will have to mature into the
position.”
The 2009-10 Team
the floor (45-of-113) while going 13-of-31 beyond the arc, fifth on the team. Gantt also saw
action in all 31 games last year with four starts, a
number Girard hopes she will improve.
“Whitney is going to have to carry a bigger
load from last year,” he says. “She is capable of it
since her mentality is more of a team leader.”
Proving her worth after only one year, Mathias will be looked upon to lead as a shooting
guard, a spot she filled nicely in the 2008-09 season after grabbing 24 starts in 31 games played.
Mathias was dominant in three-point shooting,
going 37-of-105 to lead the Toros, placing her
10th in the CCAA. Mathias was joined at the
top in long-range shooting by fellow freshman
Montalvo, giving coach Girard plenty of returning
skill beyond the arc.
“Mac is a little bit of a gunslinger,” states Girard.“There is not a shot she is afraid to take and
she is a very good shooter.”
Another senior, Houston will return in her
final season to start in the power forward position, anchoring her team’s defense after grabbing
167 boards in her junior year, a vast improvement over 33 rebounds in her first year in Cardinal & Gold. Houston also put her 6’0’’ frame
to good use, tallying 16 blocks, good for second
on the team.
“Barbara is going to play huge for us, and
she needs to,” Girard says optimistically. “Her
post position needs to give us double points and
double rebounds. We think Barbara is going to
really emerge this year.”
Not wasting her 67 offensive rebounds last
year, Houston shot 47.1% from the floor, draining 56-of-119 attempts from the field.
Making only one start but seeing action in
all 31 games last year, Montalvo hit the floor as
the team’s go-to ‘sixth man,’ creating opportunities and following through with 139 points and
25 steals.
“Kayla will have to play a bigger role this
year than she ever has before,” says Girard. “She
is the man on the perimeter and in the past has
been more of a sparkplug off the bench when we
needed scoring.”
2009-10 Season Outlook
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Van Girard
22nd Season • Head Coach
New Orleans, LA • Long Beach State ‘77 (History)
Puget Sound....................................0-1
Sacramento State...........................0-2
San Diego Christian........... 4-0
San Francisco State..... 20-10
Simon Fraser...................................0-3
Sonoma State............... 15-15
Southern Colorado.......................1-0
Southern Indiana............................0-1
St. Cloud State................................1-0
St. Martin’s........................ 1-2
St. Thomas........................................0-1
Texas A&M-Kingsville....................1-0
Texas Women’s University...........2-0
UC Davis....................................... 2-20
UC Riverside.............................. 11-16
UC San Diego.................. 3-16
Univ. of Findlay................................1-0
Univ. of South Dakota...................0-1
Univ. of St. Thomas.........................0-2
Univ. of Tampa.................................1-0
Vanguard...........................................7-3
West Texas State............................0-1
Western New Mexico..................1-3
Western State.................................1-0
Western Washington.....................1-2
Dominguez hills
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Loyola Marymount.........................0-1
Master’s College.............................3-0
McKendree College.......................1-0
Mercy College.................................1-0
Metropolitan State.........................0-1
Minnesota-Crookston........................ 1-0
Missouri-St. Louis...........................1-0
MSU-Billings.....................................0-3
Northwest Nazarene....................2-0
Notre Dame de Namur................2-0
Oklahoma State..............................0-1
Pepperdine.......................................0-1
Point Loma Nazarene...................7-4
Basketball History
Girard’s All-Time Opponent Records
CS Stanislaus................ 19-12
Chapman University......................5-6
Chico State...................... 7-21
Colorado St-Pueblo.......................0-0
Concordia (CA).............................7-1
Eastern Montana............................0-2
Edinboro University.......................0-1
Ferris State......................................0-1
Franklin Pierce................................0-1
Fresno Pacific..................................2-3
Grand Canyon............................. 18-6
Hope International.........................2-1
Humboldt State............... 6-5
Incarnate Word...............................1-0
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Alaska-Anchorage..........................1-3
Alaska-Fairbanks.............................2-2
Azusa Pacific..................... 4-9
Biola University............................ 17-4
Cal Baptist........................................9-3
Cal Poly Pomona....................... 13-35
Cal Poly SLO...................................7-6
Central Washtington.....................1-0
CS Bakersfield.............................. 3-11
CS East Bay....................... 8-2
Cal State L.A................. 28-18
CS Monterey Bay............. 9-1
CS Northridge................................4-3
CS San Bernardino....... 21-20
2009-10 Opponents
Coaching Honors
(5) CCAA Coach of the Year
(3) CCAA Championships
(1) All-American
(6) All-Region
(3) CCAA MVPs
(41) All-CCAA players
(2) CCAA Newcomer of the Year
(1) CCAA Freshman of the Year
SCIBCA Hall of Fame
The 2009-10 Team
Year-by-Year
Years
Overall / CCAA (Finish)
88-89 ..........................6-19, 1-11 (7th)
89-90 ..........................11-15, 3-9 (6th)
90-91 ..........................15-11, 2-8 (6th)
91-92 ......................... 18-11, 9-3 (2nd)
92-93 ..........................15-11, 7-5 (3rd)
93-94 ..........................15-14, 4-6 (4th)
94-95 *!.........................22-6, 7-3 (1st)
95-96 *!....................... 21-8, 8-2 (1st)
96-97 ..........................11-16, 5-5 (3rd)
97-98 ...................... 15-13, 5-5 (T-3rd)
98-99 ........................10-17, 6-14 (9th)
99-00 ........................7-18, 5-15 (10th)
00-01 ........................9-17, 5-17 (10th)
01-02 ........................8-18, 6-16 (11th)
02-03 ..........................9-17, 8-14 (9th)
03-04 ..................... 11-16, 7-15 (10th)
04-05 !.................. 17-10, 15-5 (T-2nd)
05-06 ..................15-11, 10-10 (T-5th)
06-07 !...................16-11, 13-9 (T-3rd)
07-08 ........................13-15, 7-13 (8th)
08-09 *!......................21-10, 13-7(3rd)
21 Yrs ........ 285-284, 146-192 CCAA
* CCAA Champions
! NCAA II West Regional Participant
Van Girard begins his 22nd season at the helm of the Cal State Dominguez Hills women’s basketball program.
The winningest women’s basketball coach in the history of the school and three wins away from becoming the
overall winningest basketball coach at CSUDH, Girard has put his trademark stamp of hard-nosed pressure
defense to go along with an up-tempo style of play on the Carson campus.
Since Girard took over the reigns in 1988, he has turned the Toros into one of the top NCAA Division II
programs on the West Coast. He has led CSUDH to three total CCAA titles including the recent 2009 title,
three runner-up finishes and five 3rd-place finishes in one of the strongest conferences in the country. He has
also guided the Toros to the CCAA Tournament nine times while earning five NCAA West Region playoff berths,
including the 2008-09 season in which the Toros lost a 66-65 heartbreaking buzzer-beater to UC San Diego.
Girard’s record speaks for itself. He is atop the school’s all-time coaching record list, compiling a 285-283
mark en route to being named the CCAA Coach of the Year five times, including a stretch of three-consecutive
years (1994-96). On March 2, 2007, Girard achieved his milestone 250th win in an 59-50 victory over San
Francisco.
Girard likes to play a very up-tempo style of basketball while incorporating his trademark man-to-man
pressure defense. The opposition knows to expect a swarming high-pressure defense and a creative offense when
they face Girard’s squad. Known as a teacher of fundamentals, Girard has coached one All-American, six All-West
Region players, three CCAA Conference MVPs and 41 all-conference players.
Prior to Cal State Dominguez Hills, Girard served as Assistant Athletics Director at Lynwood High School
and the girl’s varsity basketball coach for ten years. During that span, he compiled an incredible 230-48 career
record for an amazing winning percentage of .827. In creating a dynasty at Lynwood, Girard led his team to 10straight playoff berths, seven-consecutive San Gabriel Valley Conference championships, two CIF championship
appearances and two Southern Regional State playoff championships, with 1986 culminating in a CIF title.
During his tenure at Lynwood HS, he twice was honored as the Los Angeles Times “4A Coach of the Year.”
Even more impressive, Girard was honored as the California and CIF “Coach of the Year” in 1986. Fifteen players
under his tutelage earned NCAA Division I or Division II athletic scholarships at the collegiate level.
In a March 5, 2004, ceremony held at the Pyramid on the campus of Cal State Long Beach, Girard was forever
immortalized for his achievements at the prep
level. Along with Southern California coaching
notables Ron Palmer (LB Poly), Gary Prestesator
(San Dimas HS) and Cliff Warren (El Segundo,
Rolling Hills, Redondo and Peninsula High
Schools), the CSULB alumnus was inducted into
the Southern California Interscholastic Basketball
Coaches Association (SCIBCA) Hall of Fame for
the legacy he left at Lynwood HS.
While at CSUDH, Girard has had a heart
for the local community. He works closely
with the local Boys & Girls clubs providing free
coaches and team clinics. He also works closely
with the City of Carson Parks and Recreation
Department, as well as the local Carson-Gardena
YMCA in providing more opportunities for girls
basketball.
Girard is a 1977 graduate of Long Beach
State, earning his bachelor’s degree in History.
He resides in Norwalk and has two daughters,
Jenell and Britnie.
Head Coach
Bold indicates 2008-09 opponent.
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Assistant Coaches
Monique Marquez
5th Season • Assistant Coach
Rialto, CA • Cal State Dominguez Hills ‘05 (Liberal Studies)
Coach Marquez begins her fifth season as the top assistant coach for the Toros after enjoying a
stellar four-year career (2000-04) as CSUDH’s floor general for head coach Van Girard.
In her career, Marquez played in 82 of 104 games in Cardinal & Gold, including 14 contests in 2004
during which she suffered a season-ending injury in the Toros’ 13th game. A consummate example of
hard work on the floor and in practice, Marquez increased her points per game, steals per game, and
minutes per game averages every season as a Toro. Before her career as a Toro ended in 2004, Marquez
culminated 439 points (5.4 p/g), 108 steals, 130 rebounds and 17 blocks.
Marquez often drew praise from Girard on the floor, which in her senior year led to her being named a co-captian. Said coach Girard
in 2004, “[Marquez] is the best leader we’ve had in a long time and basically we’re going to see how far ‘Mo’ goes. She’s doing everything I
could ever ask in terms of leading, defending, hustling, the overall great effort she brings every day ... I couldn’t be any more pleased.” Now
on the sidelines Marquez looks to echo her efforts as a player through her coaching with a new generation of Toro basketball players.
As a coach, Monique’s day-to-day duties include coordination of recruiting new & returning players, planning of road trips, fundraising
and general office work. As a former point guard Monique is also instrumental in the development of the Toros guards, both in recognizing
talent and helping the girls to maintain their skills. Not a stranger to excellent ball-handling, Marquez consistently was on the low end of
team turnovers and has much to offer in her coaching abilities.
In addition to her Toro coaching duties, Marquez is a youth and high school basketball official, and is currently employed by the Long
Beach Unified School District as a P.E. equipment manager for the California Academy of Math and Science (C.A.M.S.).
Previously, Marquez spent time coaching for the Pomona Valley YMCA Youth Basketball Program, coaching youth from 5-17, and
oversaw the basketball program as the Basketball Coordinator for the entire YMCA.
A southern California native, Marquez grew up in Rialto where she attended Eisenhower High School. In her three years of varsity
play for the Eagles, she twice helped lead the team to Citrus Belt League titles (1998, ‘99) and was named a league MVP. While there she
tallied a game high 28 points and holds the all-time record for most steals in a game.
Marquez, who earned her degree in Liberal Studies in 2005 from CSUDH, resides in Hacienda Heights.
1st Season • Assistant Coach
Los Angeles, CA • Cal State Dominguez Hills ‘09 (Business Administration)
After a standout four-year career (2004-07, 08-09) as a Toro under the direction of coach Van
Girard, Brittney Blankenship begins her first year on the sidelines as an assistant coach for the women’s
basketball program.
In her career, Blankenship saw action in 108 games with 100 starts on the floor. As a true freshman
in 2004, Blankenship played in all 27 of the Toros’ games before going on to play in all but three
opportunities over her career. In her career, Blankenship averaged 29.7 minutes and 8.9 points per game
from the point guard position, helping to lead the Toros to a 69-42 record, including three appearances
in the NCAA West Region tournament and the 2008-09 CCAA Championship title.
In the title game versus Humboldt State on March 3, 2009, Blankenship tallied 18 points and went 5-of-5 from the line to lead the
Toros to a 74-69 victory, also solidifying herself as one of CSUDH’s all-time best line shooters. In her senior year, Blankenship went 83-93
from the line for a .892 percentage, placing her second on the Toros’ all-time best season list. The mark was not only a CCAA best but
also 12th in the nation at the end of the season.
No stranger to being a team leader, Blankenship drew constant praise from Girard, earning her the coveted point guard position. Said
Girard in 2008 after Brittney returned to play from an injury in 2007, “Sometimes a loss pushes you to another level maturity wise, and
Brittney losing last year exposed her to coaching thoughts instead of just her own perspective. She finally saw the big picture.”
Blankenship will show her skill from the bench as she works with the team’s guards on individual skill development in a one-on-one
setting.
A southern California Native, Blankenship was born and raised in Los Angeles, before moving to Palmdale where she attended
Palmdale High School. In her four years of play for the Falcons, she helped lead them to three league championships and one CIF Southern
Section semifinal appearance.
Blankenship, who earned her degree in Business Administration with a concentration in sports entertainment hospitality in 2009 from
CSUDH, resides in Los Angeles.
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1
10
12
15
20
21
22
24
32
33
40
42
44
45
50
97
98
99
RS
RS
RS
RS
RS
RS
Name
Kala Amico
Robynn Cochran
Kayla Montalvo ***
Brandie McCann
Leniece Arevalo
MacKenzie Mathias *
A.J. Adams
Aundria Anderson
Whitney Gantt ***
Barbara Houston **
Sherrie Hughes *
Jessica Cannon
Teriana Loftin ***
Neka Mixon *
Kayla Huckabee *
Gillian Griffin
Courtney Robinson
Nikki Boutte’ *
Luna Amico
Roselyn Angilau
Alisha Hill
Spencer Nelson
Marika Staton
Shannon Woodard
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Pos.
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
G
F
P
G/F
C
G/F
C
F/C
G
G
G
G
F
F/C
G
G
Ht.
5-4
5-10
5-6
5-8
5-9
5-6
5-7
5-10
5-9
6-0
5-10
5-9
5-11
5-10
6-3
5-9
5-5
5-7
5-5
5-8
5-7
5-10
5-7
5-9
Yr.
Fr.
Fr.
Sr.
Jr.
Jr.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Jr.
Fr.
So.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Fr.
Fr.
Jr.
Hometown / High School
Whittier / Whittier
Garden Grove / Pacifica
Vacaville / Vacaville
Moreno Valley / Perris
Riverside / J.W. North
San Diego / Cathedral Catholic
Los Angeles / San Clemente
Fontana / A.B. Miller
Sacramento / Woodcreek
Compton / Artesia
Rialto / Eisenhower
Citrus Heights / Mesa Verde
Torrance / West
Long Beach / Long Beach Wilson
Norco / Norco
Federal Way, WA / Federal Way
Pasadena / Flintridge Prep
Carson / Narbonne
Whittier / Whittier
Carson / Hart
Hermosa Beach / Mira Costa
Everett, WA / Cascade
El Centro / Central Union Poway / Mt. Carmel
Last School
Mt. San Jacinto College
Riverside CC
Univ. of Tennessee-Martin
Chaffey College
Central Arizona JC
Sierra College
Riverside CC
San Diego Mesa CC
El Camino College
Palomar College
* Denotes Letters Won
Head Coach: Van Girard (22nd Year)
Assistant Coaches: Monique MArquez (5th Year), Brittney Blankenship (1st Year)
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Team Photo
Top Row (L-R): Aundria Anderson, Keyoshia Ray, Neka Mixon, Kayla Montalvo, Jessica Cannon, Spencer Nelson, Robynn Cochran, Kayla Huckabee,
Barbara Houston, Diamond Killion, Teriana Loftin, Sherrie Hughes, Whitney Gantt, Gillian Griffin, Marika Staton, Alisha Hill, A.J. Adams.
Bottom Row (L-R): Roselyn Angilau, Nikki Boutte’, Courtney Robinson, Shannon Woodard, MacKenzie Mathias, assistant coach Monique Marquez,
head coach Van Girard, assistant coach Brittney Blankenship, Irina Sharf, Tiffany Green, Leniece Arevalo, Brandie McCann, Kala Amico, Luna Amico.
Roster Breakdown
Class Year
Freshman.............................................7
Sophomore.........................................3
Junior....................................................8
Senior...................................................6
Two Letters........................................1
One Letter..........................................5
Redshirts.............................................6
JC Transfers.........................................8
Incoming Freshmen..........................7
Experience
Three Letters.....................................3
Position
Guard................................................ 17
Forward...............................................6
Center.................................................4
Post......................................................1
Height
6-3........................................................1
6-0........................................................1
5-11......................................................1
5-10......................................................5
5-9........................................................5
5-8........................................................2
5-7........................................................4
5-6........................................................2
5-5........................................................2
5-4........................................................1
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Toro Profiles - Returnees
Nikki Boutte’
Sophomore • Guard • 5’7”
Carson, CA • Narbonne HS
2008-09: Saw action in 21 games in her first year of competition as a Toro ... Tallied a game-high six
points and three steals against Azusa Pacific (Dec. 12) ... Grabbed a game-high five boards against Hope
International University (Dec. 10) ...Tallied a .429 field goal percentage, making 12-of-28 attempts and
was 2-of-2 from the line.
2007-08: Red-shirted her 1st year as a Toro.
Narbonne HS: Led the Gauchos to four-consecutive perfect 10-0 league seasons and a 27-3
overall record her senior year ... Earned back-to-back city championships in 2004-05 and 2005-06, and
four Marine League championships ... Named to the 2nd-Team All-Carine League as a senior.
Personal: Born on September 5, 1989, in Torrance, CA ... Daughter of Phillip and LaWanda Boutte’
... Has an older brother, Phillip, Jr. ... Hobbies include drawing, designing clothes & objects, and painting
... Favorite TV shows include “Wild’n Out,” “The Hills,” “America’s Best Dance Crew,” “Baldwin Hills,”
and “Making the Band 4” ... Mother and father both attended UCLA ... Lists “Love & Basketball” as
favorite movie ... Would most like to meet Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Michael Jordan and Candace
Parker.
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I chose CSUDH because
The campus is close to home
Also Recruited by
Arizona State & Long Beach
State
Favorite NBA or WNBA
team
L.A. Lakers & Sparks
Sports heroes
Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant,
Michael Phelps, Candice Parker,
Maya Moore, LeBron James,
Steve Nash & Dwyane Wade
Goal as a Toro
Win the NCAA Championship
Majoring in
Graphic arts design
Career ambition
Become a professional graphics
art designer
Career Game Highs
Points: 6 (12/20/08 vs. APU)
Rebounds: 5 (12/10/08 vs. HIU)
Blocks: 1 (1/9/09 vs. SFSU)
Steals: 3 (12/20/08 vs. APU)
Assists: 1 (Seven Times)
Boutte’s Career Statistics
Yr. GP GS
08-09 21
0
T
21
0
Min
146
146
Avg
7.0
7.0
FG
12
12
FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct.
28
.429
0
7
.000
28 .429
0
7
.000
FT
2
2
FTA Pct.
2
1.00
2
1.00
Off
6
6
Def
13
13
Tot
19
19
Avg
0.9
0.9
PF
10
10
FO
0
0
A
7
7
TO Blk Stl
15
1
4
15
1
4
Pts
26
26
Avg
1.2
1.2
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Kayla Montalvo
Senior • Guard • 5’6”
Vacaville, CA • Vacaville HS
#12
Sports heroes
Michael Jordan
Would most like to meet
Kobe Bryant
Most admires her
Grandparents
2008-09 Review
Goal as a Toro
Win the NCAA Championship
2009-10 Opponents
team
L.A. Lakers
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2008-09: Saw action in 31 games while starting in one ... Sixth on the team in points with 139,
averaging 4.5 p/game ... Second on the team in 3pt field goals with 35-of-106 ... Tenth in the CCAA in
3pt field goal percentage at .330 ... Scored in double-digits twice with a game high 14 points against
Cal State Stanislaus (Jan. 17) ... Tallied seven points in the Toros’ CCAA title game against Humboldt
State (Mar. 3).
2007-08: Competed in 25 of 28 games in her sophomore year, starting in ten games ... Recorded her
game high of 9 points twice ... Second on the team with 19 of 58 3-point field goals made ... Third on
the team in 3-point field goal percentage (.328).
2005-06: Saw action in 19 games as a true freshman while making one start ... Scored six points
against Cal State San Bernardino (Jan. 21) and four points against Chico State (Feb. 17).
Vacaville HS: Helped the Bulldogs finish tied for 1st as a senior under head coach Bob
Fernandez.
Personal: Born May 21, 1987 in Vallejo, CA ... Daughter of Kimberly Montalvo and Kacey Cunningham
... Has three younger siblings, Kane,Tavion and Jason ... Father (Sacramento State, football) and cousins
Chelsea Stevens (New Mexico State, track
& field) and Jimmy Stevens (Fresno State,
basketball) have collegiate athletic ties ...
Most admires grandparents ... Lists “Dumb &
Dumber” as favorite movie.
Majoring in
Business administration
Career ambition
Become a pharmacist
Basketball History
Career Game Highs
Points: 14 (1/17/09 vs. CSUS)
Rebounds: 6 (1/9/09 vs. SFSU)
Blocks: 1 (Three Times)
Steals: 3 (Five Times)
Montalvo’s Career Statistics
Yr. GP GS
08-09 31
1
07-08 25 10
05-06 19
1
T
75 12
Min
411
391
99
901
Avg
13.3
15.6
5.2
12.0
FG
47
29
10
86
FGA
136
84
26
246
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.346
35
106
.330
.345
19
58
.328
.385
3
10
.300
.350 57
174 .328
FT
10
8
6
24
FTA Pct.
14
.714
12
.667
10
.600
36 ,667
Off
11
10
1
12
Def
23
21
3
37
Tot
34
31
4
69
Avg
1.1
1.2
0.2
0.9
PF
24
24
13
61
FO
0
1
0
1
A
33
27
3
63
TO Blk Stl
33
2
25
34
0
18
10
1
12
77
3
55
Pts
139
85
29
253
Avg
4.5
3.4
1.5
3.4
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Mackenzie Mathias
Sophomore • Guard • 5’6”
San Diego, CA • Cathedral Catholic HS
#21
For its women’s basketball program and to be close to home
2008-09: Started in 24 of her 31 games in action her first year as a Toro ... Tallied 163 points
averaging 5.3 p/game while scoring in double-digits three times ... Led the team in three-pointers with
37-of-105, good for tenth in the CCAA ... Fifth in the CCAA in 3pt field goal percentage at .352 ...
Scored a game-high 12 points twice.
Cathedral Catholic HS: Led the Dons to two consecutive 1st-place league finishes under coach
Melissa Padgett ... Game highs include 33 points, 13 assists, 10 rebounds, 6 steals and 1 block ... Awards
received include All-Western League 1st team, All-Section 2nd team, and team MVP ... Led the team
to a 26-4 record as a senior and 26-6 as a junior.
Personal: Born on April 15, 1990 in San Diego, CA ... Daughter of Mike Mathias and Ricki Wilder ...
Has four siblings, Lindsey, Shauna, Riley and Kayali ... Says winning the conference tournament in the
2008-09 season was her greatest athletic thrill ... Would most like to meet Reggie Bush and lists her
friends and family as the people she most admires ... Other favorites include movie “Grandma’s Boys”
and TV shows “Maury” and “Wife Swap”.
team
Los Angeles Lakers
Sports heroes
Michael Jordan
Goal as a Toro
To be a leader for her teammates and a good example of a
student; win an NCAA title
Majoring in
Undeclared
Career ambition
Become a lawyer or sports
broadcaster
Career Game Highs
Points: 12 (Two Times)
Rebounds: 5 (2/21/09 vs. CSUC)
Blocks: 1 (1/3/09 vs. UCSD)
Steals: 3 (12/27/08 vs. SMU)
Assists: 4 (12/10/08 vs. HIU)
Mathias’ Career Statistics
Yr. GP GS
08-09 31 24
T
31 24
Min
618
618
Avg
19.9
19.9
FG
58
58
152 .382
37
105
.352
152 .382 37
105 .352
FT
10
10
FTA Pct.
18
.556
18 .556
Off
3
3
Def
35
35
Tot
38
38
Avg
1.2
1.2
PF
51
51
FO
0
0
A
48
48
TO Blk Stl
53
1
16
53
1
16
Pts
163
163
Avg
5.3
5.3
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Whitney Gantt
Sacramento, CA • Woodcreek HS
#32
team
Miami Heat
Sports heroes
Dwayne Wade
2009-10 Opponents
For its women’s basketball
program
The 2009-10 Team
2008-09: Saw action in all 31 games with four starts ... Three-point field goal percentage of .419
(13-of-31) was second on the team ... Scored in double-digits on two occasion with a game-high
11 points against Cal State Monterey Bay (Jan. 10)... Grabbed a game-high seven boards against Cal
State Stanislaus (Jan. 17) ... Third on the team in blocks with seven ... Played 10+ minutes in 24 of her
31 games ... Tallied seven points and five rebounds in CSUDH’s CCAA Championship game over
Humboldt State (Mar. 3).
2007-08: Played in all 28 games as a junior, starting seven ... Scored in double-figures on two
occasions ... Saw 346 minutes of action including 15 minutes in the CCAA post-season against Chico
State (Mar. 4) in which she scored 3 points.
2006-07: Saw action in 12 games as a freshman ... Recorded season-high of four points twice.
Woodcreek HS: Helped lead the Timberwolves to a 3rd-place Sierra League finish under head
coach Lori Ann Donnell ... Garnered All-League and MVP honors while being named to two All-Star
teams as a prep.
Personal: Born on April 28, 1987 in Sacramento, CA ... Daughter of Deborah Morgan and William
Gantt ... Has two siblings, Willliam and Lawrenee ... Has volunteered her time
with youth soccer programs and the
Goodwill ... Movie favorites include
“Big Mamma’s House” and “Love &
Basketball”.
Most admires her
Mother
2008-09 Review
Goal as a Toro
Win an NCAA title
Majoring in
Business administration & psychology
Career ambition
Become a psychologist
Basketball History
Career Game Highs
Points: 12 (1/19/08 vs. CSUMB)
Rebounds: 7 (Three Times)
Blocks: 2 (1/12/07 vs. CSUB)
Steals: 3 (2/29/08 vs. CSUC)
Gantt’s Career Statistics
Yr. GP GS
08-09 31
4
07-08 28
7
06-07 12
0
T
71 11
Min
409
346
14
769
Avg
13.2
12.4
1.2
10.8
FG
45
30
6
81
FGA
113
70
16
199
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.398
13
31
.419
.429
0
1
.000
.375
0
0
.000
.407 13
32
.406
FT
20
6
2
28
FTA Pct.
22
.909
13
.462
2
1.00
37 .757
Off
19
25
4
48
Def
49
35
7
91
Tot
68
60
11
139
Avg PF FO
2.2
57
1
2.1
48
2
0.9
11
0
2.0 116 3
A
21
27
0
48
TO Blk Stl
42
7
11
42
4
22
6
2
4
90 13 37
Pts
123
66
53
242
Avg
4.0
2.4
4.4
3.4
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Barbara Houston
Senior • Forward • 6’0”
Compton, CA • Artesia HS • Central Arizona JC
2008-09: Led the team in field goal percentage at .471 (56-of-119) ... Saw action in 31 games while
starting 26 ... Tallied 135 points, averaging 4.4 p/game ... Tallied one double-double against UC San
Diego ... Scored in double-figures five times ... Named to the CoSIDA/ESPN the Magazine District 8
All-Academic team.
2007-08: Played in 23 of the Toros’ 28 games in her sophomore year, starting one ... Saw action in
143 minutes of play for 6.2 per game ... Grabbed a game-high seven points against Cal State Stanislaus
(Feb. 28), leading the Toros to their final win of the season.
Central Arizona JC: Helped lead the Vaqueros to an ACCAC and Region I championship under
head coach Lin Laursen ... Her team finished 2nd in state in her sophomore year of play ... Game highs
include 4 points, 1 assist, 4 rebounds and 1 steal.
Artesia HS: Recorded a prep high of 20 rebounds as a Pioneer under coach Scott ... Game highs
include 10 points, 8 rebounds, 1 assists, 1 steal and 1 block ... Awards include All-League, AHS Best
Female Athlete and Team MVP.
Personal: Born January 25, 1987 in Fountain Valley, CA ... Daughter of Shirley Tempson ... Also
enjoys reading, drawing, poetry, sleeping and watching TV ... Lists movie “Pride & Predujice”
and
TV shows “Family Guy” and “Sponge
Bob” as other favorites.
#33
Beacuse of the great coaching
staff and academic programs at
CSUDH
Also Recruited by
UC San Diego
team
L.A. Lakers & Cleveland Cavaliers
Sports heroes
Michael Phelps
Goal as a Toro
Post double-doubles and give
good post defense
Majoring in
Biology with a minor in microbiology
Career ambition
Become a geriatric physician
Career Game Highs
Points: 12 (Two Times)
Rebounds: 11 (1/3/09 vs. UCSD)
Blocks: 3 (Two Times)
Steals: 2 (1/3/09 vs. UCSD)
Assists: 1 (Six Times)
Houston’s Career Statistics
Yr. GP GS
08-09 31 26
07-08 23
1
T
54 27
Min
609
143
752
Avg
19.6
6.2
13.9
FG
56
13
69
FGA
119
33
152
Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct.
.471
0
1
.000
.394
0
0
.000
.454
0
1
.000
FT
23
1
24
FTA Pct.
30
.767
2
.500
32 .750
Off
67
15
82
Def
100
18
118
Tot
167
33
200
Avg PF FO
5.4
83
1
1.4
32
0
3.7 115 1
A
4
2
6
TO Blk Stl
28 16 11
3
7
3
31 23 14
Pts
135
27
162
Avg
4.4
1.2
3.0
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Sherrie Hughes
Sophomore • Post • 5’10”
Rialto, CA • Eisenhower HS
#40
2009-10 Opponents
Because of the women’s basketball team & it felt like home
The 2009-10 Team
2008-09: Saw two starts in her 29 games in her first year of competition ... Grabbed 55 boards on
the season, the most of any freshman, averaging 1.9 rpg ... Tallied a game-high eight points against UC
San Diego (Feb. 6) ... Grabbed a game-high five boards against Azusa Pacific (Dec. 20) ...Went 10-of-12
from the line, fifth on the team.
Eisenhower HS: Played for the Eagles under coach Krystal Henriquez ... Game highs include 12
points and 15 rebounds ... Awards include Team MVP, Coaches award and All-League 1st team her
junior and senior years.
Personal: Born August 26, 1989, in Hollywood, CA ... Daughter of Richard and Sharon Hughes ...
Has four siblings, Richard, Bryan, Leigh, and Shayla ... States that her mother is the person she most
admires ... Lists “Dream Girls” as favorite movie and “The Hills” as favorite TV show.
Also Recruited by
Cal State San Bernardino
team
L.A. Sparks
Sports heroes
Lisa Leslie & Candace Parker
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Goal as a Toro
To be the best that she can be
Majoring in
English
Career ambition
Become a high school counselor
& principal
Basketball History
Career Game Highs
Points: 8 (2/6/09 vs. UCSD)
Rebounds: 5 (12/20/08 vs. APU)
Blocks: 2 (12/20/08 vs. APU)
Steals: 2 (Three Times)
Hughes’ Career Statistics
Yr. GP GS
08-09 29
2
T
29
2
Min
246
246
Avg
8.5
8.5
FG
12
12
35
.343
0
0
.000
35 .343
0
0
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10
10
FTA Pct.
12
.833
12 .833
Off
19
19
Def
36
36
Tot
55
55
Avg
1.9
1.9
PF
38
38
FO
0
0
A
7
7
TO Blk Stl
20
5
10
20
5
10
Pts
34
24
Avg
1.2
1.2
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Assists: 2 (11/16/08 vs. CWU)
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Teriana Loftin
Senior • Center • 5’11”
Torrance, CA • West HS
2008-09: Saw action in 14 games after starting competition in the winter ... Had two 10+ minute
games ... Pulled down 11 rebounds and tallied 19 points on the season ... Grabbed a game-high two
blocks against Cal State L.A. (Feb. 5) ... Went 5-of-11 from the floor for a .455 field goal percentage.
2006-07: Saw action in 13 games in second season as a Toro ... Pulled down season-high three
boards twice ... Nailed all six free-throw attempts on the season, going 4-for-4 against Cal State
Monterey Bay (Jan. 27) and 2-for-2 against CCAA Champions UC San Diego (Dec. 16).
2005-06: Played in 13 of 26 games as a true freshman ... Recorded a season-high of six points twice
... On the season, scored 20 points in only 54 minutes of play.
West Torrance HS: Two-sport athlete (basketball, track & field) … Four-year starter on the
hardwood for the Warriors, leading WTHS to consecutive league championships as a sophomore and
junior … Game highs include 21 points, 3 assists, 16 rebounds, 6 steals and 4 blocks ... Averaged 11.1
points and eight rebounds as a senior en route to being named to 1st-team all-league squad … Set
all-time rebounding mark for a career.
Personal: Daughter of Collette Kurtz and George Loftin … Born on February 25, 1987 …
Lists greatest thrill to date as breaking WHS discus record and
becoming league champions … Favorite TV shows include
“America’s Next Top Model,” “The Bernie Mac Show,”
and “Ace of Cakes.”
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Also Recruited by
Cal State Stanislaus
team
L.A. Lakers & Miami Heat
Most admires her
Mother
Goal as a Toro
Win a CCAA title and be a
dominant post player
Majoring in
Business administration
Career ambition
Work in the medical field & help
others
Career Game Highs
Points: 7 (1/16/09 vs. CSUC)
Rebounds: 4 (1/27/06 vs. CSUMB)
Blocks: 2 (2/5/09 vs. CSULA)
Steals: 2 (2/5/09 vs. CSULA)
Loftin’s Career Statistics
Yr. GP GS
08-09 14
0
07-08 13
0
06-07 13
0
T
40
0
Min
59
10
20
89
Avg
4.2
0.8
1.5
2.2
FG
5
2
8
15
FGA
11
11
15
37
Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct.
.455
0
0
.000
.182
0
0
.000
.533
0
0
.000
.405
0
0
.000
FT
9
6
4
19
FTA Pct.
14
.643
6
1.00
6
.667
26 .731
Off
3
3
4
10
Def
8
4
6
18
Tot
11
7
10
28
Avg
0.8
0.5
0.8
0.7
PF
7
5
6
18
FO
0
0
0
0
A
2
1
0
3
TO Blk Stl
6
3
4
2
1
0
11
1
0
19
5
4
Pts
19
54
54
127
Avg
1.4
4.2
4.2
3.2
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Neka Mixon
Junior • Guard/Forward • 5’10”
Long Beach, CA • Long Beach Wilson HS
#45
team
Houston Rockets
Sports Heroes
Allen Iverson
Would most like to meet
Michael Jordan
2008-09 Review
Most admires her
Mother
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Also Recruited by
Louisville
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2008-09: Saw action in 31 games, starting in 30 her first year in action as a Toro ... Led the CCAA
in points (521) and ppg (16.8) .... Fifth in the CCAA in field goal percentage at .462 (210-of-455) ...
Her 521 points and 210 made field goals place second on the Toros’ all-time season record list ...
Scored in double digits in 28 games and had 10 games of 20+ scoring ... Tallied six double-doubles on
the season ... Led the team in steals (68) and blocks (27) ... Scored 22 points in the CCAA title game
against Humboldt State (Mar. 7), including six of the last eight points... Twice honored as a Wilson/
CCAA Player of the Week ... Named to the First-Team All-CCAA, CCAA Newcomer of the Year and
a Second-Team Daktronics/NCAA All-West Region selection.
Long Beach Wilson HS: Played for the Bruins under coach Paula Clear ... In her senior year of
play scored in double figures in 20 of 22 games she competed in ... Also led her team in points her
senior year with 505 placing her as the top scorer in Moore League with 23 ppg ... Her scoring placed
her in the top 10 of CIF Southern Section’s scoring charts.
Personal: Born on April 24, 1987 ... Daughter of Gwen Bias
... Other favorites include the movie “Set It Off” and the
television show “Family Guy” ... In addition to basketball,
enjoys sleeping and playing video games.
Majoring in
Physical education
Basketball History
Career Game Highs
Points: 25 (1/23/09 vs. HSU)
Rebounds: 13 (1/30/09 vs. CSUSB)
Blocks: 3 (1/31/09 vs. CPP)
Steals: 5 (Two Times)
Mixon’s Career Statistics
Yr. GP GS
08-09 31 30
T
31 30
Min
881
881
Avg
28.4
28.4
FG FGA Pct. 3FG 3FGA Pct.
210 455 .462
29
95
.305
210 455 .462 29
95
.305
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72
72
FTA Pct.
102 .706
102 .706
Off
87
87
Def
136
136
Tot
223
223
Avg
7,2
7.2
PF
82
82
FO
5
5
A TO Blk Stl
52 139 27 68
51 139 27 68
Pts
521
521
Avg
16.8
16.8
17
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Assists: 5 (Two Times)
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Kayla Huckabee
Senior • Center • 6’3”
Norco, CA • Norco HS • Riverside CC
2008-09: Saw action in 18 games her first year on the team ... Scored a game-high six points in a win
against San Francisco State (Jan 9), going 3-of-3 from the floor ... Grabbed a game-high four boards
against Cal State L.A. (Dec. 31) ... Also competed on the volleyball team.
Riverside CC: Played for the Tigers for one year under head coach Alicia Berber ... Posted a .354
field goal percentage making 81 of 229 ... Tallied 206 points in her 31 games played ... Made a game
high of 18 points ... Was second on the team in rebounds with 193 for 6.2 r/game ... Also participated
in volleyball.
Norco HS: Was a four-year letter winner in both volleyball and women’s basketball ... Played for the
cougars under head coach Rick Thompson ... Tallied 142 points in her senior year, and 145 her junior
year ... Helped lead her team to back-to-back CIF Southern Section playoff appearances.
Personal: Born Janurary 24, 1988, in Orange, CA ... Daughter of Suzanne Biscan ... Has five siblings,
Jessica (18), Jamie (16), Celci (15), K.D. (12) and Summer (5) ... Academic honors in high school
include graduating with high
honors.
#50
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Other sports inlcude
Volleyball
Goal as a Toro
To always play to the best of her
abilities
Majoring in
Biology
Career ambition
Become a high school teacher &
basketball coach
Career Game Highs
Points: 6 (1/9/09 vs. SFSU)
Rebounds: 4 (12/31/08 vs. CSULA)
Blocks: 2 (Two Times)
Steals: 1 (2/5/09 vs. CSULA)
Assists: 2 (1/9/09 vs. SFSU)
Huckabee’s Career Statistics
Yr. GP GS
08-09 18
0
T
18
0
Min
97
97
Avg
5.4
5.4
FG
6
6
19
.316
0
0
.000
19 .316
0
0
.000
FT
7
7
FTA Pct.
8
.875
8
.875
Off
3
3
Def
11
11
Tot
14
14
Avg
0.8
0.8
PF
14
14
FO
0
0
A
2
2
TO Blk Stl
6
4
1
6
4
1
Pts
19
19
Avg
1.1
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Kala Amico
Freshman • Guard • 5’4”
Whittier, CA • Whittier HS
#1
Garden Grove, CA • Pacifica HS
#10
Junior • Guard • 5’8”
Riverside, CA • Perris HS • Mt. San Jacinto JC
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#15
Mt. San Jacinto JC: Played for the Eagles for one year under head coach Chris Mozga ... Averaged 13.3 points
and 3.3 assists p/game ... Helped lead the Eagles to a 23-9 overall record and a runner-up finish in the Foothill
Conference ... Scored in double figures 17 times on the season ... Named to the First Team All-Foothill.
Perris HS: Played for the Panthers for four years under head coach Marvin Williams ... Helped lead her team
to four-straight 10-0 finishes in the Sunbelt League ...Tallied 21.2 points p/game her senior year for a total of 616
to lead the league ... Named a three-time league MVP and first team all-league.
Personal: Born on May 20, 1988 in Riverside, Calif. ... Daughter of Allen & Adeline McCann ... Has three
brothers, Fred, Jerry and Allen ... Chose CSUDH for the basketball program, its academics and it because felt like
home ... Career ambition is to be a physical education teacher ... Lists the Lakers and Michael Jordan as favorite
sports team and hero ...
Majoring in kinesiology.
Basketball History
Brandie McCann
2008-09 Review
Pacifica HS: Played for the Mariners for four years under coach Garth Anderson ... Led the team to two
consectutive 1st place league finishes her freshman & sophomore years and back-to-back 2nd place finishes
her junior and senior years ... Game highs include 28 points, 11 assists, 17 rebounds, 10 steals and 5 blocks ...
Numerous awards include Most Improved Player, All-League 1st team (three times) and Team MVP.
Personal: Born on October 30, 1990 in Dominguez, CA ... Daughter of Joseph Cochran and Kauryn Funderburk
... Has two siblings, Robert (27) and Raquel (17) ... Chose CSUDH as it is close to home and she
wants
to be coached under Van Girard ... Also recruited
by University of San Diego, Idaho
and University of Hawai’i ... Career ambition is
to be successful ... Lists Kobe Bryant as a
sports hero and the Los Angeles Lakers
as her favorite team ... Favorite movie is
“The Hangover” and TV show is “The Hills”
... Undeclared.
2009-10 Opponents
Robynn Cochran
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Whittier HS: Played for the Cardinals for three years under coach Willie Pittman ... Named to the 2nd-Team
All-CIF Southern Section in both her senior and junior years ... First in the Del Rio league in assists (167),
seconds in points (370) and third in steals (99) her senior year ... Led team from the line in all three years of
competition with a career total of 187-of-307 ... Helped lead her team to back-to-back league titles her senior
and junior years with a perfect 10-0 finish in the Del Rio league as a senior.
Personal: Born on January 1, 1991 in Maui, Hawai’i ... Daughter of Erich and Kathy Amico ... Has four siblings,
Charles (25), Rosie (23), Erica (20) and twin sister Luna (18) ... Chose CSUDH for its basketball program and
the size of the campus ... Also recruited by University of La
Verne and Chapman University ... Career ambition is to
become a physical trainer ... Lists Miami Heat and Sue
Bird as favorite sports team and hero ... Most admires
her father and would most like to meet Michael Phelps
... Majoring in kinesiology.
Toro Profiles - Newcomers
Leniece Arevalo
Riverside, CA • J.W. North HS • Riverside CC
#20
Riverside CC: Played for the Tigers for two years under head coach Alicia Berber ...Tallied a career 578 points
in only two years ... As a sophomore, scored a game-high 20 points, was third on the team in rebounds (139),
second on the team in steals (49), and named to the 1st-Team All-Orange Empire Conference ... As a freshman,
scored a game-high 22 points, was fourth on the team in rebounds (121), and named to the 1st-Team All-OEC.
J. W. North HS: Played for the Huskies for four years under head coach Bryan Jones ... Spent three years as
team captain ... Named to the Second Team All-Ivy League ... Also lettered in volleyball.
Personal: Born on December 30, 1988, in Pomona, Calif. ... Daughter of Michael and Shelly Arevalo ... Has
two younger sisters, Lorissa (13) and Lezette (8) ... Chose CSUDH
for its coach and women’s basketball team ... Career
ambition is to own her own salon ... Lists her mother
and grandmother as people she most admires ... Favorite
sports team is the Lakers ... Majoring in business.
A.J. Adams
Los Angeles, CA • San Clemente HS • University of Tennessee-Martin
#22
University of Tennessee-Martin: Played for the Skyhawks for one year under coach Tara Tansil-Gentry ...
Tallied 109 points and 35 boards in her 28 games in action.
South Plains College: Played for the Texans for two years under coach Michelle Wyatt ... Helped lead the team to
an OVC conference title her sophomore year ... Lists athletic highlight as playing in the OVC Championship game.
San Clemente HS: Played for the Tritons under coach Mary Mulligan ... Helped lead the team to three
consecutive league titles her sophomore, junior and senior years ... The Tritons
won All-CIF championships her sophomore and junior years.
Personal: Born on August 30, 1987 in Los Angeles, CA ... Daughter of
Robert and Cherese Adams ... Has four siblings, Mike (27), Noran (25),
Ashlee (18) and Aspyn (15) ... Chose CSUDH to develop game in the
Toros basketball system ... Lists Michael Jordan as sports hero ... Hobbies
include playing the drums, guitar, & piano and singing ... Mother attended crosstown CCAA rival Cal Poly Pomona ... Major is kinesiology.
Aundria Anderson
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Dominguez hills
Fontana, CA • A.B. Miller HS • Chaffey College
#24
Chaffey College: Played for the Panthers for two years under head coach Gary Plunkett ... Named to the 1stTeam All-Foothill Conference ... Tallied 311 points her sophomore year, first on the team ... Field goal percentage
of .498 (118-of-327) was seventh in conference ... As a freshman, saw action in 29 games, tallying 282 points while
also placing second on her team in rebounds with 209 total ... Scored a game-high 19 points her sophomore
year and 18 in her freshman year.
A.B. Miller HS: Played for the Rebels for one year under head coach Mel
Wilkins ... As a senior,
helped lead the team to a 25-5 overall record ... Led her team to an 8-1 record
in the post-season in the CIF Playoffs.
Personal: Born on January 5, 1989 in Loma Linda, CA ... Daughter of Stephanie
Smith ... Has two brothers, Daawud (35) and Richard (30) ... Chose
CSUDH as she felt the university suited her the best ... Lists Usain Bolt
as sports hero and L.A. Lakers as favorite sport team ... Most admires her
mother and would most like to meet Oprah ... Majoring in accounting.
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Jessica Cannon
Junior • Guard/Forward • 5’9”
Citrus Heights, CA • Mesa Verde HS • Sierra College
#42
Junior • Forward/Center • 5’9”
Federal Way, WA • Federal Way HS • San Diego Mesa College
#97
Pasadena, CA • Flintridge Preparatory School
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Flintridge Prep HS: Played for the Rebels under coach Kenny Fisher ... Game highs include 24 points, 14
steals, 8 assists and 6 rebounds ... Helped lead her team to four-consecutive Prep League Championships and CIF
final appearances ... Named to 1st Team All-CIF Area, 1st Team All-league and league MVP ... Third in the league in
steals (3.6 p/g) and second in assists (3.3 p/g) as a senior.
Personal: Born on March 3, 1990 in Los Angeles, CA ... Daughter of Rob and Flora Robinson ... Has one older
sister, Kerysse ... Chose CSUDH to be close to home and its opportunity to succeed in basketball and her career
... Greatest thrill in high school athletics was sinking a game-winning three-pointer to get her team into CIF finals
her junior year ... Lists D-Wade as a sports hero and Michael Jordan as the person she would most like to meet ...
Lists favorites as TV shoe “Grey’s Anatomy” and movie as “Love and Basketball” ... Most admires Jackie Robinson
... Majoring in business administration.
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courtney Robinson
2008-09 Review
San Diego Mesa City College: Helped lead the Olympians to 2nd and 3rd place league finishes ... Game
highs include 20 points, 2 assists and 9 rebounds ... Was awarded the 1st year Coaches Award ... In her two years
as a player she consistently shot close to .500.
Federal Way HS: Played for the Eagles under coach Weberg ... Grabbed a game high of 12 points ... Awards
included most improved junior & senior year and most dedicated senior ... Also competed in track & field as a
senior.
Personal: Born on June 10, 1988, in Anchorage, Alaska ... Daughter of Vickie Griffin ...
Career
ambition is to become a radio DJ ... Lists Muhammad Ali
as sports hero ... Chose
the Carson campus because of its location ... Also
recruited by the University of La Verne ... Lists
the movie “Rebound!” as a favorite ... Major is
communications.
2009-10 Opponents
Gillian Griffin
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Sierra College: Played for the Wolverines for one year under head coach Brandie Murrish ... Saw action in 32
games ... Tallied 152 points on the season for 4.8 p/game.
Cal Maritime: Played for the Keelhaulers for one year under head coach Dave Covell ... Named an Honorable
Mention on the All-Cal Pac Conference team.
Mesa Verde HS: Played for the Mavericks for four years under head coach Tad Jinguji ... Game highs include 21
points, 10 rebounds and 4 steals ... Named a Pioneer Valley All-League honorable mention selection her junior year.
Personal: Born on January 25, 1988, in Redwood City, CA ... Daughter
of Eric and Theresa Cannon ...
Has two siblings, Sarah (28) and McCall (24) ... Chose CSUDH for its
academics and basketball program ... Career ambition is to remain
in basketball, either coaching or on the business side ... Lists
LeBron James as sports hero and her sister as person she
most admires ... Majoring in business administration.
Toro Profiles - Redshirts
Luna Amico
Whittier, CA • Whittier HS
RS
Whittier HS: Played for the Cardinals for three years under coach Willie Pittman ... Named to the 1st-Team
All-CIF Southern Section in both her senior and junior year ... Was first in the Del Rio league in points (386),
second in rebounds (218) and second in 3pt field goals (54) her senior year ... Led her team in scoring in two of
her three years of competition with a career total of 953 points ... Helped lead her team to back-to-back league
titles her senior and junior years with a perfect 10-0 finish in the Del Rio league as a senior.
Personal: Born on January 1, 1991, in Maui, Hawai’i ... Daughter of Erich and Kathy Amico ... Has four siblings,
Charles (25), Rosie (23), Erica (20) and twin sister Kala (18) ... Chose CSUDH for
the nice campus
and size of the classes ... Also recruited by University of La Verne and
Chapman University ... Career ambition is to become a computer
technician ... Lists Cleveland Cavaliers and Lisa Leslie as
favorite sports team and hero ... Most admires her sister
Erica and would most like to meet Oprah ... Majoring in
computer science.
Roselyn Angilau
Newhall, CA • Hart HS
RS
Hart HS: Played for the Indians for four years under head coach Zach Koebel ...Was 17th in state in assists her
sophomore year (6.5 p/game) ... Helped lead her team to three first-place Foothill League finishes ... Game highs
include 26 points, 14 assists and 10 rebounds.
Personal: Born on May 26, 1990, in Walnut Creek, CA ... Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Angilau ... Has one sister,
Rachel (20) ... Chose CSUDH as it is close to home ... Also recruited by Humboldt State, Sonoma State, Cal State
Fullerton and San Diego State ... Career ambition is to become
a registered nurse and oncologist ... Lists her
cousin Roy Helu Jr. (football, University of Nebraska) as
sports hero ... Favorite movie is “Twilight” and TV show is
“The Game” ... Majoring in biology.
Alisha Hill
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Junior • Forward • 5’7”
Hermosa Beach, CA • Mira Costa HS • El Camino College
RS
El Camino College: Played for the Warriors for two years under coach Steve Shaw ... Led the team to a 2nd
place South Coast Conference league finish her sophomore year ... Game highs include 21 points, 8 assists, 20
rebounds, 3 steals and 3 blocks ... Awards include All-South Coast Conference 1st team and ECC scholar-athlete.
Mira Costa HS: Led the Mustangs to two consecutive 2nd place league finishes under coaches Don Brauneker
and Neal Hyams ... Game highs include 16 points, 10 assists and 20 rebounds ... Awards include Scholar-Athlete,
Athlete of the Month, Most Improved Player, the Mustang Award and All-Conference 2nd team.
Personal: Born on January 24, 1988, in Redondo Beach, CA ... Daughter of Ken & Janice Hills ... Has one sibling,
Casandra ... Chose CSUDH for the learning experience athletics will provide and to be close to home ... Also
recruited by Cal State Monterey Bay ... Career ambition is to become a basketball coach ... Sports favorites
include Kobe Bryant and Lisa Leslie ... Other favorites
include movie series “Lord of the Rings” and TV
show “Crime Scene Investigation” ... Majoring in
kinesiology.
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Spencer Nelson
Freshman • Forward/Center • 5’10”
Everett, WA • Cascade HS
RS
El Centro, CA • Central Union HS
RS
Poway, CA • Mt. Carmel HS • Palomar College
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RS
Palomar College: Played for the Comets for one year under head coach Sheri Jennum ... Saw action in 26
games as a sophomore ... Tallied a game-high eight points and grabbed a game-high five boards ... Helped to lead
her team to a 10-0 record in the Pacific Coast Conference.
San Diego Mesa College: Played for the Lady Olympians for one year under head coach Michael Hootner
... Saw action in 18 games as a true freshman.
Mt. Carmel HS: Played for the Sun Devils under head coach Robin Blalock ... Helped lead her team to a CIF
Championship title her senior year.
Personal: Born on April 1, 1988, in San Diego, CA ... Chose
CSUDH for its great basketball program and head coach
... Also recruited by Cal State Stanislaus ... Lists Floyd
Mayweather as sports hero and Lakers as favorite sports
team ... Favorite movie is “The Hangover” and TV show is
“South Park” ... Majoring in communications.
Basketball History
Shannon Woodard
2008-09 Review
Central Union HS: Played for the Spartans under head coach Patsy Enders ... Helped lead her team to a
1st-place league finish her junior year ... In her senior year, led her team in scoring (14.1 points ppg), assists (2.5
apg) and rebounds (7/4 rpg) ... Named Imperial Valley League MVP her senior year after leading league in scoring
... Named to 1st-team all-league her sophomore, junior and senior years.
Personal: Born on July 1, 1991, in Palm Springs, CA ... Daughter of Jimmy and Erika Staton ... Has one sister,
Shealyn (14) ... Chose CSUDH to be close to home and for its
great basketball program ... Athletic goals at CSUDH are
to make the All-CCAA team or be named Player of the
Year ... Lists Kobe Bryant as sports hero and L.A. Lakers
& Sparks as favorite teams ... Most admires her parents
and grandmother ... Lists “Love and Basketball” as favorite
movie and “The Game” & “Fresh Prince of Bel-Air” as favorite
tv shows ... Undeclared.
2009-10 Opponents
Marika Staton
The 2009-10 Team
Cascade HS: Competed for the Bruins for four years under coaches Dave Roberts and Carlos Humphrey ...
Game highs include 19 points, 12 rebounds, 6 assists, and 5 steals ... Also lettered in soccer, volleyball and track ...
Named a Wesco All-League honorable mention her senior year.
Personal: Born on December 1, 1990, in Seattle,WA ... Daughter of Jon and Debbie Nelson ... Has one younger
brother, Noah (16) ... Chose CSUDH for its location and the opportunity to play basketball ... Cousin Rick “The
Horror” Story competes as a UFC fighter ... Lists Earl Boykins & LeBron James as sports heroes and Cleveland
Cavaliers as favorite sports team ... Has volunteered with the Special Education Olympics, Giving Tree and
Children’s Museum ... Undeclared.
Toro Profiles - Redshirts
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Azusa Pacific University
Cal Poly Pomona
Cal State East Bay
General Information
Location.................................... Azusa, CA
Nickname...................................... Cougars
Enrollment......................................... 4,100
Colors.............................. Brick Red, Black
Athletic Director........................Bill Odell
SID............................................... Gary Pine
Phone................................ (626) 815-5085
E-mail................................ [email protected]
General Information
Location................................ Pomona, CA
Nickname...................................... Broncos
Enrollment....................................... 21,000
Colors.....................................Green, Gold
Athletic Director..............Brian Swanson
SID..................................... Mark Reinhiller
Phone................................ (909) 869-2812
[email protected]
General Information
Location............................... Hayward, CA
Nickname......................................Pioneers
Enrollment....................................... 13,800
Colors.........................................Red, Black
Athletic Director........Debby De Angelis
SID.............................................Kelly Hayes
Phone................................ (510) 885-2821
E-mail.......... [email protected]
Women’s Basketball Information
Head Coach...................... T. J. Hardeman
School Record.............................. 1st Year
Career Record.................................. 38-58
08-09 Record............. 22-10, 12-8 GSAC
Starters R/L............................................4/1
Letterwinners R/L.............................. 10/2
Series............................ APU Leads 13-10
Head Coach............................Scott Davis
School Record....................28-30 (3 Yrs.)
Career Record................................109-50
08-09 Record............16-14, 12-8 CCAA
Starters R/L............................................3/2
Letterwinners R/L.................................8/8
Series............................. CPP Leads 52-13
Head Coach.............................. Toni West
School Record........................ 9-18 (1 Yr.)
Career Record...................................Same
08-09 Record.............. 9-18, 6-10 CalPac
Starters R/L............................................1/4
Series.......................... CSUDH Leads 8-4
www.apu.edu/athletics
www.broncoathletics.com
www.csueastbay.edu/athletics
Cal State L.A.
Cal State Monterey Bay
General Information
Location..........................Los Angeles, CA
Nickname............................Golden Eagles
Enrollment....................................... 21,000
Colors.......................................Black, Gold
Athletic Director.................. Dan Bridges
SID............................................. Paul Helms
Phone................................ (323) 343-5308
[email protected]
General Information
Location..................................Seaside, CA
Nickname......................................... Otters
Enrollment......................................... 4,080
Colors........................................ Blue, Gold
Athletic Director..............Vince Otoupal
SID.............................................Mindy Mills
Phone................................ (831) 582-4783
[email protected]
General Information
Location................... San Bernardino, CA
Nickname...................................... Coyotes
Enrollment....................................... 17,000
Colors.....................Columbia Blue, Black
Athletic Director.............. Kevin Hatcher
SID.................................... Michael Murphy
Phone................................ (909) 537-3001
E-mail....................... [email protected]
Head Coach......... Tuonisia Turner-Lewis
08-09 Record.............. 5-22, 4-16 CCAA
Starters R/L............................................2/3
Series......................CSUDH Leads 33-31
Head Coach......................Renee Jimenez
School Record......................11-15 (1 Yr.)
08-09 Record............11-15, 6-14 CCAA
Starters R/L............................................2/3
Head Coach........................ Kevin Becker
School Record.............191-161 (13 Yrs.)
Career Record............................. 428-214
08-09 Record............11-17, 8-12 CCAA
Starters R/L............................................3/2
www.csulaathletics.com
www.otterathletics.com
www.csusbathletics.com
www.gotoros.com
General Information
Location..................................Turlock, CA
Nickname.....................................Warriors
Enrollment......................................... 8,800
Colors............................ Red, Gold, White
Athletic Director................ Milt Richards
SID................................................Hung Tsai
Phone................................ (209) 667-3168
E-mail.......................... [email protected]
General Information
Location.....................................Chico, CA
Nickname..................................... Wildcats
Enrollment....................................... 16,000
Colors............................... Cardinal, White
Athletic Director................. Anita Barker
SID............................................... Luke Reid
Phone................................ (530) 898-4658
E-mail........................ [email protected]
General Information
Location................................. Golden, CO
Nickname................................. Orediggers
Enrollment......................................... 4,700
Colors........................................ Silver, Blue
Athletic Director....................Tom Spicer
SID............................................. Jeff Duggan
Phone................................ (303) 273-3095
[email protected]
Head Coach............Sharon Turner-Dean
School Record................. 65-134 (7 Yrs.)
08-09 Record............13-15, 8-12 CCAA
Starters R/L............................................2/3
Head Coach............................ Brian Fogel
School Record......................16-13 (1 Yr.)
08-09 Record............16-13, 11-9 CCAA
Starters R/L............................................2/3
Series......................... CSUC Leads 26-11
Head Coach.......................Paula Krueger
08-09 Record............ 19-11, 14-5 RMAC
Starters R/L............................................3/2
Series.................................... First Meeting
www.warriorathletics.com
www.chicowildcats.com
www.csmorediggers.com
Dixie State College
Humboldt State
Regis University
General Information
Location............................ St. George, UT
Nickname..................................Red Storm
Enrollment......................................... 5,967
Colors...................Red, Navy Blue, White
Athletic Director.........Maureen Eckroth
SID.................................................. Jeff Cluff
Phone................................ (435) 652-7524
[email protected]
General Information
Location................................... Arcata, CA
Nickname.............................. Lumberjacks
Enrollment......................................... 7,550
Colors.....................................Green, Gold
Athletic Director................... Dan Collen
SID.....................................Dan Pambianco
Phone................................ (707) 826-3631
E-mail.................... [email protected]
General Information
Location..................................Denver, CO
Nickname.......................................Rangers
Enrollment......................................... 1,600
Colors..............................Navy Blue, Gold
Athletic Director............Barb Schroeder
SID....................................... Jeremy Phillips
Phone................................ (303) 458-4052
E-mail............................ [email protected]
Head Coach............... Angela Kristensen
Career Record................................120-93
08-09 Record...........17-10, 8-4 PacWest
Starters R/L............................................2/3
Series.................................... First Meeting
Head Coach.....................Joddie Gleason
08-09 Record.............. 24-8, 16-4 CCAA
Starters R/L............................................4/1
Head Coach......................... Linda Raunig
08-09 Record............ 14-14, 11-8 RMAC
Starters R/L............................................2/3
www.dixieathletics.com
www.hsujacks.com
www.regisrangers.com
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Colorado School of Mines
2009-10 Opponents
Chico State
The 2009-10 Team
Alphabetical Opponents
The 2009-10 Team
2009-10 Opponents
2008-09 Review
Basketball History
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Alphabetical Opponents / CCAA Coaches Poll
San Francisco State
SoNoma State
St. Martin’s University
General Information
Location.......................San Francisco, CA
Nickname.........................................Gators
Enrollment....................................... 27,000
Colors.....................................Purple, Gold
Athletic Director..........Michael Simpson
SID...........................................Joe Danahey
Phone................................ (415) 338-1579
E-mail................................. [email protected]
General Information
Location...................... Rohnert Park, CA
Nickname................................... Seawolves
Enrollment......................................... 8,000
Colors.........Navy, Columbia Blue, White
Athletic Director....................... Bill Fusco
SID................................. Brandon Bronzan
Phone................................ (707) 664-2358
E-mail.. [email protected]
General Information
Location..................................... Lacey, WA
Nickname........................................... Saints
Enrollment......................................... 1,200
Colors....................................... Red, White
Athletic Director................ Bob Grisham
SID..........................................Nykki Schele
Phone................................ (360) 438-4328
E-mail................... [email protected]
Head Coach............. Dr. Joaquin Wallace
08-09 Record............14-14, 8-12 CCAA
Starters R/L............................................3/2
Head Coach............................Mark Rigby
08-09 Record.............. 9-18, 5-15 CCAA
Starters R/L............................................2/3
Head Coach..............................Tim Healy
08-09 Record..............16-12, 7-9 GNAC
Starters R/L............................................4/1
Series............................................. Tied 2-2
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UC San Diego
General Information
Location.................................. La Jolla, CA
Nickname.........................................Tritons
Enrollment....................................... 27,048
Colors........................................ Blue, Gold
Athletic Director.................Earl Edwards
SID................................................ Ryan Hall
Phone................................ (858) 534-8437
[email protected]
Head Coach........................ Charity Elliot
Career Record............... 107-106 (7 Yrs.)
08-09 Record.............. 27-5, 19-1 CCAA
Starters R/L............................................3/2
Series........................... UCSD Leads 16-8
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No. Team
1. UC San Diego (5)
2. Cal Poly Pomona (4)
3. Humboldt State (2)
Points
110
104
102
08-09
27-5
16-14
24-8
CCAA
19-1
12-8
16-4
4. Cal State Dominguez Hills (1)
99
21-10
13-7
88
58
57
52
42
39
22
12
16-13
11-17
14-14
11-15
9-18
13-15
5-22
9-18
11-9
8-12
8-12
6-14
5-15
8-12
4-16
N/A
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
Chico State
San Francisco State
Sonoma State
Cal State L.A.
Cal State East Bay
(1st place votes in parenthesis)
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Basketball History
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2008-09 Game Results/Leaders & Summaries
Game-by-Game Results/Leaders
Date Opponent Score
Overall CCAA
High Points
Nov 15 & vs. Northwest Nazarene University
W 72-64
1-0
0-0
Kyles (18)
Nov 16 & vs. Central Washington University
W 73-69
2-0
0-0
Mixon (19)
Nov 25 Biola University
W 72-58
3-0
0-0
Mixon (23)
Dec 5 * Cal Poly Pomona 48-55 L
3-1
0-1
Mixon (15)
Dec 6 * Cal State San Bernardino 58-60 L
3-2
0-2
Mixon (22)
Dec 10 at Hope International University
W 77-47
4-2
0-2
Mixon (20)
Dec 20 at Azusa Pacific University 62-71 L
4-3
0-2
Mixon (15)
Dec 27 at St. Martin’s University 72-78 L
4-4
0-2
Blankenship (16)
Dec 28 at St. Martin’s University
W 72-64
5-4
0-2
Kyles (19)
Dec 31 * at Cal State L.A.
W 52-33
6-4
1-2
Kyles (16)
Jan 3 * at UC San Diego 56-66 L
6-5
1-3
Blankenship (13)
Jan 9 * San Francisco State
W 68-45
7-5
2-3
Mixon (17)
Jan 10 * Cal State Monterey Bay
W 73-61
8-5
3-3
Mixon (15)
Jan 16 * at Chico State
W 63-55
9-5
4-3
Mixon (14)
Jan 17 * at Cal State Stanislaus
W 64-49
10-5
5-3
Montalvo (14)
Mixon (14)
Jan 23 * Humboldt State 56-72 L
10-6
5-4
Mixon (25)
Jan 24 * Sonoma State
W 49-43
11-6
6-4
Mixon (19)
Jan 30 * at Cal State San Bernardino
W 62-52
12-6
7-4
Mixon (18)
Jan 31 * at Cal Poly Pomona 51-59 L
12-7
7-5
Mixon (18)
Feb 5 * Cal State L.A.
W 72-35
13-7
8-5
Mixon (21)
Feb 6 * #12 UC San Diego 63-69 L
13-8
8-6
Mixon (23)
Feb 13 * at Cal State Monterey Bay
W 69-48
14-8
9-6
Blankenship (16)
Mixon (16)
Feb 14 * at San Francisco State
W 52-44
15-8
10-6
Mixon (13)
Feb 20 * Cal State Stanislaus
W 60-46
16-8
11-6
Baldwin (12)
Feb 21 * Chico State
W 64-50
17-8
12-6
Mixon (22)
Feb 26 * at Sonoma State
W 48-36
18-8
13-6
Mixon (22)
Feb 27 * at Humboldt State 57-71 L
18-9
13-7
Baldwin (12)
Mixon (12)
Mar. 3 ^ San Francisco State
W 62-59
19-9
13-7
Mixon (21)
Mar. 6 ^ vs. Chico State
W 74-61
20-9
13-7
Mixon (13)
Mar. 7 ^ vs. Humboldt State
W 74-69
21-9
13-7
Mixon (22)
Mar. 13 $ vs. #10 UC San Diego 65-66 L
21-10
13-7
Kyles (17)
High Rebounds
Kyles (7)
Kyles (10)
Mixon (9)
Kyles (4)
Houston (4)
Johnson (4)
Mixon (7)
Kyles (7)
Blankenship (7)
Kyles (10)
Kyles (10)
Kyles (10)
Houston (8)
Mixon (12)
Houston (11)
Blankenship (9)
Houston (8)
Mixon (10)
Houston (9)
Mixon (9)
Houston (9)
Mixon (13)
Mixon (7)
Mixon (7)
Mixon (11)
Kyles (9)
Houston (8)
Mixon (8)
Kyles (13)
Mixon (7)
Mixon (10)
Mixon (12)
Houston (8)
Blankenship (7)
Kyles (9)
Kyles (9)
Mixon (9)
* Denotes California Collegiate Athletic Association Conference Contest
Home Games in Bold | Neutral Site Games in Italics
& Eva Schicke Memorial Classic (Cal State Stanislaus)
^ 2009 CCAA Basketball Championships | $ NCAA West Region Tournament
Game Summaries
Overall
Home
Away
Neutral
All Games
21-10
8-4
9-5
4-1
Win Streak Loss Streak
5
2
CCAA Conference Games
13-7
6-4
7-3
0-0
5
2
Non-Conference Games
8-3
2-0
2-2
4-1
3 (2x)
2
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Individual Scoring Statistics
----- TOTAL ----- ------ 3 PT. ------ -------- FT -----Player
GP - GS
Min----Avg
FG - FGA
Pct
3FG - FGA
Pct
FT - FTA
Pct
Pts
Avg
MIXON, Neka *
31 - 30
881
28.4
210 - 455
.462
29 - 95
.305
72 - 102
.706
521
16.8
KYLES, Ennisha
21 - 18
505
24.0
76 - 169
.450
5 - 10
.500
57 - 79
.722
214
10.2
BLANKENSHIP, Brittney
30 - 29
862
28.7
85 - 218
.390
26 - 66
.394
83 - 93
.892
279
9.3
31 - 8
675
21.8
57 - 144
.396
0-0
.000
51 - 82
.622
165
5.3
31 - 24
618
19.9
58 - 152
.382
37 - 105
.352
10 - 18
.556
163
5.3
31 - 1
411
13.3
47 - 136
.346
35 - 106
.330
10 - 14
.714
139
4.5
HOUSTON, Barbara *
31 - 26
609
19.6
56 - 119
.471
0-1
.000
23 - 30
.767
135
4.4
JOHNSON, Ashley
31 - 13
660
21.3
44 - 129
.341
0-1
.000
35 - 58
.603
123
4.0
GANTT, Whitney *
LOFTIN, Teriana *
31 - 4
409
13.2
45 - 113
.398
13 - 31
.419
20 - 22
.909
123
4.0
14 - 0
59
4.2
5 - 11
.455
0-0
.000
9 - 14
.643
19
1.4
BOUTTE’, Nikki *
HUGHES, Sherrie *
21 - 0
146
7.0
12 - 28
.429
0-7
.000
2-2
1.00
26
1.2
29 - 2
246
8.5
12 - 35
.343
0-0
.000
10 - 12
.833
34
1.2
HUCKABEE, Kayla *
18 - 0
97
5.4
6 - 19
.316
0-0
.000
7-8
.875
19
1.1
CASCADDEN, Sarah
9-0
21
2.3
.000
0
0.0
0-1
.000
0-0
.000
0-0
CSUDH TOTALS
6199
713 - 1729
.412
145 - 422
.344
389 - 534
.728 1960 63.2
OPPONENTS
6199
560 - 1599
.350
172 - 551
.312
463 - 688
.673
1755
2009-10 Opponents
MONTALVO, Kayla *
The 2009-10 Team
BALDWIN, Aujanée
MATHIAS, MacKenzie *
56.6
* Denotes 2009-10 Player
2008-09 Review
Individual Defensive/Miscellaneous Statistics
----- REBOUNDS ----Player
GP - GS
Def
Tot
Avg
PF
FO
A
TO
Blk
Stl
31 - 30
Min----Avg
881
28.4
87
136
223
7.2
82
5
52
139
27
68
KYLES, Ennisha
21 - 18
505
24.0
58
102
160
7.6
42
1
15
47
2
11
BLANKENSHIP, Brittney
30 - 29
862
28.7
28
107
135
4.5
62
1
115
103
3
25
BALDWIN, Aujanée
31 - 8
675
21.8
28
58
86
2.8
76
1
59
84
2
52
MATHIAS, MacKenzie *
31 - 24
618
19.9
3
35
38
1.2
51
0
48
53
1
16
MONTALVO, Kayla *
31 - 1
411
13.3
11
23
34
1.1
24
0
33
33
2
25
HOUSTON, Barbara *
31 - 26
609
19.6
67
100
167
5.4
83
1
4
28
16
11
JOHNSON, Ashley
31 - 13
660
21.3
37
66
103
3.3
65
0
20
42
5
13
GANTT, Whitney *
31 - 4
409
13.2
19
49
68
2.2
57
1
21
42
7
11
14 - 0
59
4.2
3
8
11
0.8
7
0
2
6
3
4
BOUTTE’, Nikki *
21 - 0
146
7.0
6
13
19
0.9
10
0
7
15
1
4
HUGHES, Sherrie *
29 - 2
246
8.5
19
36
55
1.9
38
0
7
20
5
10
HUCKABEE, Kayla *
18 - 0
97
5.4
3
11
14
0.8
14
0
2
6
4
1
CASCADDEN, Sarah
9-0
21
2.3
1
0
1
0.1
0
0
0
1
0
0
TEAM
-- -- --
--
--
62
114
3.7
1
--
--
10
--
--
CSUDH TOTALS
6199
422
52
806 1228 39.6
612
10
385
629
78
251
OPPONENTS
6199
324
648
536
340
573
63
238
972
31.4
Dominguez hills
LOFTIN, Teriana *
Basketball History
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MIXON, Neka *
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2008-09 Game Highs
Team Game Highs
Individual Game Highs
Points
77..................................................... at Hope International (12/10/08)
74...............................................................vs. Humboldt State (3/7/09)
74.......................................................................vs. Chico State (3/6/09)
73.............................................. vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (1/10/09)
Points
25..................................................... MIXON, Neka vs. HSU (1/23/09)
23...............................................................MIXON, Neka (Two Times)
22.............................................................. MIXON, Neka (Four Times)
Field Goals Made
30.............................................. vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (1/10/09)
Field Goal Attempts
73...................................................................at UC San Diego (1/3/09)
Field Goal Percentage
.549 (28-51)................................... at Hope International (12/10/08)
3-Pt. Field Goals Made
7............................................................................................... Four Times
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts
19...........................................................vs. Cal Poly Pomona (12/5/08)
3-Pt. Field Goal Percentage
.556 (5-9)..............................vs. Cal State San Bernardino (12/6/08)
Free Throws Made
30............................... vs. Central Washington University (11/16/08)
Free Throw Attempts
43............................... vs. Central Washington University (11/16/08)
Free Throw Percentage
1.000 (9-9)................................................. at Sonoma State (2/26/09)
Rebounds
59................................................................at Cal State L.A. (12/31/08)
Assists
21..................................................... at Hope International (12/10/08)
Steals
14................................................................... vs. Cal State L.A. (2/5/09)
Blocked Shots
7..................................................................vs. UC San Diego (3/13/09)
Turnovers
33............................................. at Azusa Pacific University (12/20/08)
Fouls
28.................................................at St. Martin’s University (12/27/08)
Field Goals Made
10...............................................................MIXON, Neka (Two Times)
Field Goal Attempts
24..................................................... MIXON, Neka vs. HSU (1/23/09)
.714...................................... BALDWIN, Aujanée vs. CSUS (2/20/09)
.714.............................. BLANKENSHIP, Brittney at SMU (12/27/09)
3-Pt. Field Goals Made
4........................................................ MIXON, Neka vs. SFSU (3/3/09)
4....................................... MATHIAS, MacKenzie vs. CSULA (2/5/09)
3-Pt. Field Goal Attempts
8....................................................... MIXON, Neka vs. HSU (1/23/09)
1.000 (3-3).............................BLANKENSHIP, Brittney (Two Times)
Free Throws Made
10............................................... KYLES, Ennisha vs. CWU (11/16/08)
Free Throw Attempts
12............................................... KYLES, Ennisha vs. CWU (11/16/08)
1.000 (9-9)....................................... MIXON, Neka vs. HSU (3/7/09)
1.000 (8-8)....................BLANKENSHIP, Brittney vs. BU (11/25/09)
Rebounds
13.................................................. KYLES, Ennisha vs. CSUS (2/20/09)
13.................................................MIXON, Neka vs. CSUSB (1/30/09)
Assists
9................................... BLANKENSHIP, Birttney at SMU (12/28/09)
Steals
5..............................................................MIXON, Neka (Three Times)
5......................................................BALDWIN, Aujanée (Two Times)
Blocked Shots
3........................................ HOUSTON, Barbara vs. UCSD (3/13/09)
3.........................................................MIXON, Neka at CPP (1/31/09)
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Final CCAA Standings
CCAA
School
& # ! UC San Diego
# ! Humboldt State
* # ! Cal State Dominguez Hills
# Cal Poly Pomona
# Chico State
# San Francisco State
# Cal State Stanislaus
# Cal State San Bernardino
Sonoma State
Cal State L.A.
OVERALL
W-L Pct. HomeAway
19-1 .950
9-1
10-0
16-4 .800
8-2
8-2
W-L
27-5
24-8
Pct. Streak HomeAwayNeutral
.844
L1
12-3
11-0
4-2
.750
L1
10-2
11-4
3-2
13-7
.650
6-4
7-3
21-10
.677
L1
8-4
10-5
3-1
12-8
11-9
8-12
8-12
8-12
6-14
5-15
4-16
.600
.550
.400
.400
.400
.300
.250
.200
7-3
7-3
4-6
5-5
4-6
2-8
3-7
1-9
505
4-6
3-7
3-7
4-6
4-6
2-8
3-7
16-14
16-13
14-14
13-15
11-17
11-15
9-18
5-22
.533
.552
.500
.464
.393
.423
.333
.185
L1
L1
L1
L3
L1
L1
L6
W1
9-4
10-5
8-5
10-5
5-7
4-8
5-8
1-12
5-7
5-6
5-9
3-10
6-7
4-6
2-8
4-7
2-3
1-2
1-0
0-0
0-3
3-1
2-2
0-3
2009-10 Opponents
2008-09 Review
& - CCAA Regular Season Champion | * - CCAA Tournament Champion | # - CCAA Championship Tournament Participant
! - NCAA DII West Region Tournament Participant
All-CCAA Teams & Honors
First Team
Second Team
Name
Dana Andrews
School
CSUMB
Pos.Yr.
G/F
Sr.
Neka Mixon
CSUDH
CSUDH
G
G/F
Sr.
So.
Katie Busi
Reyana Colson
Katie Franci
Brittney Taylor
Alexis Gaskin
Michelle Osier
Natasha Smith
CSUS
CPP
HSU
HSU
UCSD
UCSD
CSUC
F/C
G
G/F
C
C
F
G
So.
So.
Sr.
Jr.
Sr.
Sr.
So.
Name
Helen Suarez
Lysandra Williams
Stephisha Walton
Chelsea Carlisle
Renee Goldoff
Desiree Butler
Jaclyn Rainville
Krystal Urzua
Lauren Redfield
Amber Whittington
School
CSUMB
CSUS
CPP
UCSD
CSUC
SFSU
CSUSB
CSUSB
SSU
CSULA
Pos.Yr.
G
Jr.
F
Sr.
G/F
Jr.
G
Fr.
C
Sr.
G
Sr.
F
Sr.
G
Jr.
G
Sr.
G
Sr.
Most Valuable Player - Michelle Osier (Cal State San Bernardino)
The 2009-10 Team
Freshman of the Year - Chelsea Carlisle (UC San Diego)
Newcomer of the Year - Neka Mixon (Cal State Dominguez Hills)
Coach of the Year - Charity Elliott (UC San Diego)
Wilson/CCAA Players of the Week
Date
Nov 10-16
Nov 17-23
Nov 24-30
Dec 1-7
Player
Dana Andrews
Katie Franci
Katie Busi
Michelle Osier
School
CSUMB
HSU
CSUS
UCSD
Dec 8-14Ennisha Kyles
CSUDH
Dec 15-21
Dec 29 - Jan 3
Jan 4-11
CPP
CPP
UCSD
Reyana Colson
Megan Ford
Michelle Osier
Date
Jan 12-18
Player
Katie Franci
School
HSU
Jan 19-25Neka Mixon
CSUDH
Jan 26 - Feb 1
Feb 2-8
Feb 9-15
Feb 16-22
UCSD
CSUS
HSU
UCSD
Chelsea Carlisle
Katie Busi
Brittney Taylor
Michelle Osier
Feb 23-27Neka Mixon
CSUDH
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CCAA Individual Leaders
CCAA Team Leaders
Scoring
Scoring
G W-L Pts
P/G
1. Humboldt State.........................................32.........24-8......2417........... 75.5
2. UC San Diego............................................32.........27-5......2169........... 67.8
1.Neka Mixon, CSUDH................................................521 (16.8 p/g)
Reyana Colson, CPP...............................................................419 (16.8 p/g)
Michelle Osier, UCSD............................................................492 (15.4 p/g)
Brittney Taylor, HSU................................................................486 (15.2 p/g)
Dana Andrews, CSUMB.........................................................386 (14.8 p/g)
1.
2.
3.
4.
Janet Oseguera, CSUMB....................................................... .569 (91-160)
Brittney Taylor, HSU............................................................. .536 (187-349)
Alexis Gaskin, UCSD........................................................... .502 (157-313)
Renee Goldoff, CSUC......................................................... .491 (107-218)
5.Neka Mixon, CSUDH................................................462 (210-455)
Andrea Bobic, HSU................................................................ .383 (57-149)
Jaclyn Rainville, CSUSB............................................................ .379 (36-95)
Taylor Kilgore, HSU............................................................... .371 (53-143)
Lauren Redfield, SSU............................................................. .369 (38-103)
5. MacKenzie Mathias, CSUDH................................... .352 (37-105)
G
FG FGA
Pct
1. Humboldt State.........................................32......... 889.......2044.......... .435
2. UC San Diego............................................32......... 781.......1839.......... .425
3. Cal State Dominguez Hills.............. 31....... 713..... 1729........ .412
4. Chico State.................................................29......... 596.......1570.......... .380
5. Cal State Monterey Bay...........................26......... 538.......1422.......... .378
G
3FG 3FGA
Pct
1. Humboldt State.........................................32......... 230........ 643........... .358
2. Cal State Dominguez Hills.............. 31....... 145...... 422......... .344
3. UC San Diego............................................32......... 109........ 328........... .332
4. Cal State San Bernardino........................28......... 173........ 523........... .331
5. Cal Poly Pomona.......................................30...........83......... 268........... .310
1. Brittney Blankenship, CSUDH.................................. .892 (83-93)
Renee Goldoff, CSUC........................................................... .812 (95-117)
Dana Andrews, CSUMB...................................................... .810 (111-137)
Chelsea Carlisle, UCSD.......................................................... .782 (61-78)
Krystal Urzua, CSUSB............................................................. .762 (64-84)
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Katie Franci, HSU....................................................................319 (10.0 p/g)
Katie Busi, CSUS.......................................................................257 (9.2 p/g)
Michelle Osier, UCSD..............................................................289 (9.0 p/g)
Stephisa Walton, CPP...............................................................258 (8.6 p/g)
8.Neka Mixon, CSUDH..................................................223 (7.2 p/g)
Assists
Helen Suarez, CSUMB..............................................................119 (4.6 p/g)
Reyana Colson, CPP.................................................................103 (4.1 p/g)
Katie Franci, HSU......................................................................130 (4.1 p/g)
Chelsea Carlisle, UCSD............................................................. 93 (3.9 p/g)
5. Brittney Blankenship, CSUDH..................................115 (3.8 p/g)
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Cal Poly Pomona........................ 1233........ 41.1......1052........35.1....... +6.0
Humboldt State.......................... 1370........ 42.8......1184........37.0....... +5.8
San Francisco State.................... 1169........ 41.8......1071........38.2....... +3.5
UC San Diego............................. 1257........ 39.3......1194........27.3....... +2.0
CCAA Tournament
Coussoulis Arena (San Bernardino, Calif.)
Tuesday, March 3
(On Campus Sites)
Cal State San Bernardino 62, UC San Diego 57
Humboldt State 82, Cal State Stanislaus 61
Cal State Dominguez Hills 62, San Francisco State 59
Chico State 45, Cal Poly Pomona 42
Friday, March 6
(Semifinals)
Cal State Dominguez Hills 74, Chico State 61
Humboldt State 67, Cal State San Bernardino 57
Saturday, March 7
(Finals)
Cal State Dominguez Hills 74, Humboldt State 69
All-Time CCAA Champions
Cal Poly Pomona.................................18................. 82-94, 97, 98, 00-02
Cal State Dominguez Hills................. 3...................................95, 96, 09*
Chico State............................................ 3...................................05, 06, 08*
UC San Diego....................................... 3.....................................07, 08, 09
Cal State Bakersfield........................... 2...........................................03, 04
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Cal State San Bernardino................... 1................................................. 94
UC Davis................................................ 1................................................. 99
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8.Neka Mixon, CSUDH....................................................27 (0.9 p/g)
Pct
1. Cal State Dominguez Hills...1228....... 39.6...... 972........31.4......+8.3
5. Katie Franci, HSU........................................................................ 68 (2.1 p/g)
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Chico State.................................................29......... 397........ 545........... .728
Cal State Monterey Bay...........................26......... 386........ 547........... .706
Humboldt State.........................................32......... 409........ 589............ .694
UC San Diego............................................32......... 497........ 737........... .674
4.Neka Mixon, CSUDH....................................................68 (2.2 p/g)
Blocks
Katie Busi, CSUS......................................................................... 65 (2.3 p/g)
Jaclyn Rainville, CSUSB............................................................... 47 (1.7 p/g)
Cassie Suffolk, CSULA............................................................... 44 (1.7 p/g)
Brittney Taylor, HSU.................................................................... 50 (1.6 p/g)
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Steals
1. Michelle Osier, UCSD................................................................ 79 (2.5 p/g)
2. Reyana Colson, CPP................................................................... 59 (2.4 p/g)
3. Helen Suarez, CSUMB................................................................ 60 (2.3 p/g)
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4. Cal State Monterey Bay...........................26........11-15.....1585........... 61.0
5. Cal State Stanislaus...................................26.......13/-15....1689........... 60.3
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3. Cal State Dominguez Hills.............. 31..... 21-10... 1960......... 63.2
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2008-09 NCAA Review
USA Today/ESPN Final Top-25
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Minn. St.-Mankato
Franklin Pierce
Alaska-Anchorage
California (Pa.)
West Texas A&M
Delta State
Seattle Pacific
Michigan Tech
Fort Lewis
Northern Kentucky
Clayton State
Central Oklahoma
Washburn
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Francis Marion
Hillsdale
UC San Diego
Emporia State
Quincy
Indiana (Pa.)
Gannon
Tusculum
Stonehill
Lenoir-Rhyne
Indianapolis
Ouchita Baptist
NCAA West Region Tournament
Friday, March 13
UC SAN DIEGO 66, CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS 65
HUMBOLDT STATE 74, Western Washington University 64
Saturday, March 14
University of Alaska-Anchorage 52, UC SAN DIEGO 49
Seattle Pacific University 74, HUMBOLDT STATE 56
Daktronics D-II West Region
Player of the Year:
Michelle Osier, UC San Diego
Daktronics West Region First Team:
Reyana Colson, Cal Poly Pomona
Daktronics West Region Second Team:
Katie Franci, Humboldt State
Neka Mixon, Cal State Dominguez Hills
WBCA/State Farm Region 8 Team:
National Honors
WBCA/State Farm All-American
Honorable Mentions:
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All-Time Honor Roll
CCAA Newcomer of the Year (2)
2006-07............................................ Brigayle Iglehart
2008-09................................................... Neka Mixon
All-Americans (6)
1982-83.........Chandra Trower (WBCA 1st Team)
1983-84..........Deadra Johnson (AWSF 2nd Team)
1983-84..........Adrienne Harris (AWSF 3rd Team)
1984-85.........Adrienne Harris (WBCA 1st Team)
1984-85..........Adrienne Harris (AWSF 3rd Team)
1995-96....................Faye Hagan (Kodak 1st Team)
CCAA Freshman of the Year (1)
2002-03.................................................. Tameka Blue
Rhodes Scholar Finalist (1)
1988-89.................................................Kathy Goggin
Woody Hayes Scholar-Athlete Award (1)
1988-89.................................................Kathy Goggin
Opponent
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Alaska-Anchorage.......................................1.................4
Alaska-Fairbanks..........................................4.................2
Alliant Int’l (USIU).......................................7.................3
Army..............................................................0.................1
Azusa Pacific................................... 10..........13
Cal Poly Pomona............................ 13..........52
Cal Poly SLO...............................................12............. 18
Cal State Bakersfield..................................3.............. 11
Cal State East Bay (Hayward)...... 8.............4
Cal State L.A................................... 33..........31
Cal State Monterey Bay................. 9.............1
Cal State Northridge................................11............. 16
Cal State San Bernardino............. 22..........20
Cal State Stanislaus....................... 20..........12
Central Missouri..........................................0.................1
Central Washington....................................1.................0
Chapman University..................................14............. 22
Concordia (CA)..........................................7.................1
Eastern Montana.........................................0.................2
Eastern Washington....................................0.................1
Edinboro Univ. (PA)....................................0.................1
Ferris State...................................................1.................0
Fort Lewis Coll. (CO)................................1.................1
Franklin Pierce.............................................0.................1
Fresno Pacific...............................................3.................4
Grand Canyon............................................18................6
Hope International......................................2.................1
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Idaho State....................................................0.................2
Incarnate Word (TX)..................................1.................0
University of La Verne................................2.................0
Loyola Marymount......................................6.................2
Master’s College (CA)...............................4.................0
McKendree College (IL)............................1.................0
Mercy College (NY)...................................1.................0
Metro State College...................................0.................1
Minnesota-Crookston................................1.................0
Missouri-St. Louis........................................1.................0
Montana State-Billings................................0.................3
Nevada-Reno...............................................3.................0
North Dakota State....................................1.................0
Northern Arizona.......................................0.................1
Northern Colorado...................................3.................1
Northwest Oklahoma State.....................0.................1
Northwest Nazarene.................................2.................0
Notre Dame de Namur.............................2.................0
Occidental College.....................................1.................0
Pepperdine University................................0.................5
Pomona Pitzer..............................................6.................4
University of Portland................................0.................1
Point Loma Nazarene................................9.................4
Puget Sound.................................................1.................1
Redlands University....................................3.................1
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Santa Clara University................................0.................3
Simon Fraser (BC)......................................0.................3
Sonoma State................................. 21..........15
Southern Colorado....................................1.................0
Southern Indiana.........................................0.................1
Southern Utah State...................................1.................1
SW Missouri State......................................0.................1
St. Cloud State.............................................1.................0
St. Martin’s University ................. 2.............2
St. Mary’s College ......................................5.................1
St. Thomas.....................................................1.................1
Texas A&M-Kingsville.................................1.................0
TX Women’s University.............................1.................0
UC Davis.......................................................4.............. 21
UC Riverside...............................................24............. 28
UC San Diego................................... 8...........16
Rhode Island College.................................1.................0
Sacramento State........................................4.................3
UC Santa Barbara.......................................0.................6
Univ. of Findlay (OH)..................................1.................0
University of San Diego.............................2.................0
Univ. of South Dakota................................0.................1
University of Tampa....................................1.................0
UTEP..............................................................1.................0
Vanguard (So. Cal. College).......................7.................3
Wayland Baptist (TX).................................0.................1
West Texas State.........................................0.................1
Western New Mexico...............................1.................3
Western State (CO)...................................1.................1
Western Washington..................................1.................3
Westmont College (CA)...........................2.................0
San Diego State...........................................0.................1
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Regis University.............................. 1.............0
San Diego Christian College.......... 4.............0
San Francisco State....................... 21..........10
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Basketball History
Biola University...........................................26............. 16
Brown............................................................0.................1
Cal Baptist ..................................................14................5
Cal Lutheran.................................................1.................0
Opponent
2008-09 Review
All-Time Records vs. Opponents
2009-10 Opponents
NCAA Post Graduate Scholar (1)
1988-89................................ Kathy Goggin (Finalist)
The 2009-10 Team
All-Region (11)
1982-83.........Chandra Trower (WBCA 1st Team)
1983-84........... Deadra Johnson (AWSF 1st Team)
1983-84...........Adrienne Harris (AWSF 1st Team)
1984-85.........Adrienne Harris (WBCA 1st Team)
1984-85...........Adrienne Harris (AWSF 1st Team)
1994-95...............Faye Hagan (Co-SIDA 1st Team)
1985-96...............Faye Hagan (Co-SIDA 1st Team)
2003-04......Zipporah Chase (Daktronics 2nd Team)
2004-05.............Tameka Blue (Daktronics 2nd Team)
2005-06.............Tameka Blue (Daktronics 2nd Team)
2008-09............. Neka Mixon (Daktronics 2nd Team)
All-CCAA Conference (50)
1981-82.................................Chandra Trower (2nd)
...........................................................Kris Frelix (HM)
...................................................... Maya Dozier (HM)
1982-83.................Chandra Trower (CCAA-MVP)
...........................................................Kris Frelix (2nd)
1983-84.................................. Deadra Johnson (1st)
1984-85.................................. Adrienne Harris (1st)
................................................. Cyndee Kouchi (2nd)
................................................. Sherrian Ellison (HM)
1986-87.....................................Elmira Gibson (HM)
...........................................Deborah Shepherd (HM)
1987-88.......................................Debbie Herz (HM)
1988-89........................................Devon Akita (HM)
1989-90..................... Dionne Vanlandingham (HM)
1990-91........................ Cheri Bullet (CCAA-MVP)
.................................... Dionne Vanlandingham (HM)
..................................................... Karee Bonde (HM)
1991-92........................ Cheri Bullet (CCAA-MVP)
...................................................... Denise Slater (1st)
.................................... Dionne Vanlandingham (2nd)
..................................................... Karee Bonde (HM)
1992-93........................................Karee Bonde (1st)
.................................................Katina Duncans (HM)
All-CCAA Conference (Cont.)
1992-93...................................... Denise Slater (HM)
.................................... Dionne Vanlandingham (HM)
1993-94........................................... Faye Hagan (1st)
..................................................... Karee Bonde (2nd)
................................................Trimeka Jackson (HM)
1994-95.......................... Faye Hagan (CCAA-MVP)
.............................................. Pamela Kirkwood (1st)
................................................Trimeka Jackson (HM)
1995-96.......................... Faye Hagan (CCAA-MVP)
....................................................... Cathy Grice (HM)
.....................................................Kellie Lennon (HM)
1996-97......................................Taniko Hilbert (1st)
..........................................................Emily Hart (HM)
1997-98......................................... Julie Thigpen (1st)
..................................................Danielle Curtis (2nd)
1998-99........................................Julie Thigpen (HM)
1999-00...................................Shanna Renken (HM)
2000-01.......................................Tracee Lewis (HM)
2002-03.........................................Tameka Blue (1st)
2003-04.................................. Zipporah Chase (1st)
2004-05.........................................Tameka Blue (1st)
...................................................Octavia Askew (2nd)
2005-06.........................................Tameka Blue (1st)
........................................................Alana Bailey (2nd)
2006-07...................................Brigayle Iglehart (1st)
....................................................... Jessica Liang (2nd)
2007-08..........................................Jessica Liang (1st)
2008-09.......................... Brittney Blankenship (1st)
........................................................ Neka Mixon (1st)
All-Time Honor Roll / Series Records
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All-Time Game/Season Records
Individual Game Records
Most points
1. 37, TROWER, Chandra..................CSUC.... 12/24/82
2. 33, BLUE, Tameka.............................CSUS...... 2/28/03
3. 32, ASKEW, Octavia........................ CSUB...... 2/12/05
4. 30, LEWIS, Tracee..............................SFSU...... 1/13/01
30, LIANG, Jessica............................CSUS...... 2/28/08
Free throws made
1. 18, BLUE, Tameka.............................CSUS...... 1/13/06
13, RAMBACAL, Fercia.................... CPP.........5/6/01
4. 12, BLUE, Tameka.............................CSUS...... 2/28/03
5. 11, AVILA, Mallory............................GCU...... 12/8/06
Free throw pct. (10 made)
1. 1.000 (13-13), LEWIS, Tracee........ SFSU....... 1/12/02
1.000 (10-10), RENKEN, Shanna...GCU...... 1/28/00
3. .917 (11-12), LEASAU, Diana.......... CPP.........1/4/08
4. .786 (11-14), AVILA, Mallory..........GCU...... 12/8/06
Field goals made
1. 16, TROWER, Chandra..................CSUC...... 12/4/82
3. 11, ASKEW, Octavia........................ CSUB...... 2/12/05
11, BLANKENSHIP, Brittney...........SFSU...... 12/3/04
11, CHASE, Zipporah...................... UCD.........2/7/04
11, LIANG, Jessica............................CSUS...... 2/28/08
11, MARQUEZ, Monique................. CPP...... 2/16/01
11, TEASE, Kendra..............................SCU.... 11/23/01
Field goal pct. (8 made)
1. 1.000 (8-8), BAILEY, Alana...............UA-F.... 12/10/04
2. .889 (8-9), BAILEY, Alana...................SSU.........2/4/05
3. .818 (9-11), BAILEY, Alana...................BU.... 12/16/05
.818 (9-11), BLUE, Tameka................HIU.... 12/28/05
5. .800 (8-10), LEWIS, Tracee.............CSUS.........2/3/01
Tameka Blue etched her name all over the
CSUDH record books, holding career marks for
points, free throws made, free throw percentage,
and assists, as well as multiple game records.
3-point field goals made
1. 8, BONDE, Karee.............................. SLO...... 2/25/93
8, LIANG, Jessica..............................CSUS...... 2/28/08
3. 7, LEWIS, Tracee...............................CSUS.........2/3/01
7, LIANG, Jessica.......................... CSULA....... 2/16/07
5. 6, COOPER, Teresa...........................CHC.... 12/28/02
6, LIANG, Jessica..............................CSUS...... 1/13/06
6, LIANG, Jessica...........................CSULA...... 1/13/07
6, LIANG, Jessica..........................CSUMB...... 2/22/08
3-point FG pct. (6 made)
1. .889 (8-9), LIANG, Jessica..............CSUS...... 2/28/08
2. .875 (7-8), LEWIS, Tracee...............CSUS.........2/3/01
3. .750 (6-8), LIANG, Jessica..............CSUS...... 1/13/06
4. .600 (6-10), LIANG, Jessica.........CSULA...... 1/13/07
5. .545 (6-11), COOPER, Teresa.........CHC.... 12/28/02
Most rebounds
1. 28, TROWER, Chandra................. CSUN.... 12/20/81
2. 19, CHASE, Zipporah...................CSULA...... 12/6/03
3. 17, CHASE, Zipporah.......................SFSU...... 1/09/04
17, CHASE, Zipporah.....................CSUC...... 1/31/04
5. 16, CHASE, Zipporah.......................GCU.........1/2/04
Most assists
1. 15, BLUE, Tameka............................... PLN...... 12/9/03
15, DOZIER, Mayra....................... CSUN...... 2/18/82
3. 10, BLUE, Tameka............................. UCD...... 1/30/04
4. 9, BLUE, Tameka.................................APU...... 12/7/05
5. 9, BLANKENSHIP, Brittney............. SMU.... 12/28/08
Most steals
1. 8, IGLEHART, Brigayle.....................CSUS...... 12/1/06
8, RAMBACAL, Fercia...................... CBU.... 11/17/01
8, THIGPEN, Julie.............................. UCR.........1/9/99
8, WILLIAMS, JoAnne..........................MC.... 12/28/96
5. 7, BLUE, Tameka.........................CSUMBy...... 3/05/05
Most blocked shots
1. 7, FRAZIER, Brigette........................TMC.... 11/28/89
7, THIGPEN, Julie.............................. UCR...... 1/10/98
3. 4, BAILEY, Alana.................................. UAF.... 12/10/04
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Team Game Records
Most points
1. 109, Alliant International University............ 1/29/78
109, University of San Diego............................2/4/78
3. 98, Cal State Bakersfield................................. 2/11/06
4. 95, Biola University........................................ 12/16/05
5. 90, Sonoma State............................................. 12/4/04
Field goals made
1. 51, University of San Diego..............................2/4/78
37, Biola University........................................ 12/16/05
4. 34, UC Davis..................................................... 1/30/04
5. 32, Cal State Monterey Bay........................... 1/28/05
1. 12, Cal State Monterey Bay..............................3/5/05
3. 10, Chico State................................................. 2/18/05
10, Grand Canyon University........................ 12/8/06
5. 9, Grand Canyon University.............................1/2/04
9, Cal State L.A................................................. 12/6/03
9, Grand Canyon University.......................... 2/14/03
9, Cal Poly Pomona............................................3/2/05
9, Cal State Monterey Bay................................3/3/07
Free throws made
2. 33, Cal Poly Pomona....................................... 5/06/01
3. 30, Central Washington................................ 11/16/08
4. 32, Sonoma State............................................. 12/2/90
5. 28, Cal State Stanislaus................................... 1/13/06
Most rebounds
2. 60, Western New Mexico............................ 12/20/04
3. 59, Cal State L.A............................................. 12/31/08
5. 52, San Francisco State................................... 1/13/01
52, San Diego Christian................................ 12/10/05
Most blocked shots
1. 7, UC San Diego............................................... 3/13/09
7, Cal State Monterey Bay............................. 1/27/06
7, UC San Diego............................................... 2/27/04
7, UC Davis..........................................................3/8/03
4. 6...................................................................Seven Times
Most steals
1. 25, California Baptist..................................... 11/30/02
19, Cal State Stanislaus................................... 12/1/06
4. 18, Cal State San Bernardino........................ 1/23/04
18, Chico State................................................. 1/15/05
Dionne Vanlandingham, one of the All-Time
great Toro post players, etched her name in the top
five in three CSUDH records, and is the All-Time
leader in blocked shots.
Team Season Records
Points
1. 2187 (29 games)...1981-82
2. 1997 (28 games)...1994-95
3. 1972 (27 games)...1983-84
4. 1960 (31 games)...2008-09
5. 1908 (27 games)...2004-05
Field goals made
1. 900 (29 games)......1981-82
2. 822 (27 games)......1983-84
3. 753 (28 games)......1994-95
4. 739 (26 games)......1984-85
5. 729 (29 games)......1995-96
Free throws made
1. 431 (26 games)......2005-06
2. 410 (28 games)......1994-95
3. 406 (27 games)......2004-05
4. 389 (31 games)......2008-09
5. 387 (29 games)......1981-82
Assists
1. 457........................... 1991-92
2. 409...........................1981-82
3. 395...........................1995-96
4. 394...........................1994-95
5. 392...........................1992-93
Steals
1. 402........................... 1995-96
2. 359........................... 1991-92
3. 353........................... 1981-82
4. 331........................... 1994-95
5. 314........................... 1990-91
Scoring average
1. 75.4 (29 games).....1981-82
2. 73.0 (27 games).....1983-84
3. 72.5 (15 games).....1982-83
4. 71.3 (28 games).....1994-95
5. 70.7 (27 games).....2004-05
1. 146 (27 games)......2004-05
2. 145 (31 games)......2008-09
3. 124 (27 games)......2006-07
4. 120 (26 games)......2002-03
5. 116 (28 games)......2007-08
Rebounds
1. 1324 (567o-757d)...1995-96
2. 1308 (548o-760d)...1994-95
3. 1297 (0o-1297d).....1981-82
4. 1248 (467o-781d)...1997-98
5. 1228 (422o-806d)...2008-09
Blocked shots
1. 118...........................1989-90
2. 114...........................1990-91
3. 99.............................1988-89
4. 91.............................1996-97
5. 90.............................1997-98
Minutes
1. 7424.........................1995-96
2. 6199.........................2008-09
3. 5754.........................1997-98
4. 5652.........................2007-08
5. 5628.........................1998-99
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Blocked shots
1. 61 - Emily HART.............................................. 1996-97
2. 47 - Dion VANLANDINGHAM................... 1990-91
3. 40 - Khyra ANDERSON................................ 1989-90
Scoring average (minimum 10 games)
1. 24.2 - Faye HAGAN (29 games).................. 1995-96
2. 22.2 - Chandra TROWER (21 games)......... 1982-83
3. 18.8 - Faye HAGAN (28 games).................. 1994-95
4. 17.9 - Tameka BLUE (26 games)................... 2005-06
5. 17.6 - Adrienne HARRIS (27 games)........... 1983-84
Free throws made
1. 159 - Faye HAGAN (29 games)................... 1995-96
2. 125 - Faye HAGAN (28 games)................... 1994-95
3. 111 - Tameka BLUE (26 games).................... 2005-06
4. 107 - Chandra TROWER (29 games).......... 1981-82
5. 106 - Tameka BLUE (27 games).................... 2004-05
Steals
1. 188 - Cathy GRICE......................................... 1995-96
2. 186 - Faye HAGAN......................................... 1995-96
3. 184 - Maya DOZIER....................................... 1981-82
4. 183 - Shanna RENKEN................................... 1999-00
5. 182 - Kris FELIX.............................................. 1981-82
Field goals made
1. 268 - Faye HAGAN (29 games)................... 1995-96
2. 210 - Neka MIXON (31 games).................. 2008-09
3. 205 - Deadrea JOHNSON (27 games)....... 1983-84
4. 201 - Adrienne HARRIS (27 games)............ 1983-84
5. 200 - Faye HAGAN (28 games)................... 1994-95
Free throw pct. (minimum 70 made)
1. .909 - Shanna RENKEN (70-77)................... 1999-00
2. .892 - Brittney BLANKENSHIP (83-93)..... 2008-09
3. .854 - Laura VARTANIAN (82-96)............... 1981-82
4. .835 - Tameka BLUE (111-133)..................... 2005-06
5. .824 - Fercia RAMBACAL (70-85)............... 2000-01
Minutes
1. 1997 - Faye HAGAN...................................... 1995-96
2. 1971 - Jessica LIANG...................................... 2007-08
3. 1963 - Karee BONDE.................................... 1991-92
4. 1928 - Tracee LEWIS...................................... 2000-01
5. 1927 - Julie THIGPEN..................................... 1998-99
Field goal pct. (minimum 100 made)
1. .570 - Alana BAILEY (122-214)..................... 2004-05
2. .547 - Deadrea JOHNSON (205-375)........ 1983-84
3. .528 - Alana BAILEY (104-197)..................... 2007-08
4. .512 - Alana BAILEY (105-205)..................... 2005-06
5. .504 - Deadrea JOHNSON (135-268)........ 1984-85
Rebounds
1. 434 - Chandra TROWER............................... 1981-82
2. 327 - Faye HAGAN......................................... 1995-96
3. 293 - Trimeka JACKSON............................... 1993-94
4. 288 - Dion VANLANDINGHAM................. 1990-91
5. 283 - Zipporah CHASE.................................. 2003-04
1. 79 - Jessica LIANG (28 games)..................... 2007-08
2. 74 - Karee BONDE (28 games)................... 1993-94
3. 69 - Jessica LIANG (27 games)..................... 2006-07
69 - Karee BONDE (26 games)................... 1992-93
5. 66 - Karee BONDE (29 games)................... 1991-92
Assists
1. 160 - Maya DOZIER....................................... 1981-82
2. 154 - Cyndee KOUCHI.................................. 1983-84
3. 143 - Tameka BLUE......................................... 2004-05
4. 137 - Tameka BLUE......................................... 2003-04
5. 133 - Tameka BLUE......................................... 2005-06
Minutes average
1. 37.6 - Danielle Curtis..................................... 1998-99
2. 37.1 - Julie Thigpen.......................................... 1998-99
3. 35.7 - Tracee Lewis.......................................... 2000-01
4. 34.7 - Jessica Liang........................................... 2007-08
34.7 - Karee Bonde......................................... 1992-93
Games started
1. 30 - Neka MIXON.......................................... 2008-09
2. 29 - Britney BLANKENSHIP......................... 2008-09
29 - Gina DeLEON......................................... 1993-94
4. 28 - Four Tied..................................................................
Individual Career Records
3-point field goals attempted
1. 593 - Jessica LIANG..................2004-08
2. 569 - Karee BONDE.................1990-94
3. 461 - Tameka BLUE...................2002-06
4. 364 - Tracee LEWIS...................1998-02
5. 258 - Chevonne WINTERS......1997-01
Assists
1. 534 - Tameka BLUE...................2002-06
2. 293 - Allison KRAUSE...............1989-93
3. 270 - Denise SLATER................1989-93
4. 269 - Cyndee KOUCHI............1983-85
5. 266 - Devon AKITA...................1987-91
Scoring average (min. 25 games)
1. 20.6 - Faye HAGAN..................1993-96
2. 18.8 - Chandra TROWER........1981-83
3. 16.3 - Kris FELIX........................1981-82
4. 15.9 - Adrienne HARRIS..........1982-85
5. 15.4 - Zipporah CHASE...........2002-04
3-point FG pct. (min. 100 made)
1. .422 - Karee BONDE................1990-94
2. .400 - Jessica LIANG.................2004-08
3. .323 - Tameka BLUE..................2002-06
4. .283 - Tracee LEWIS..................1998-02
Blocked shots
1. 144 - Dion VANLAND.............1989-93
2. 89 - Emily HART........................1996-98
3. 74 - Khyra ANDERSON...........1988-90
4. 66 - Julie THIGPEN....................1995-99
5. 65 - Devon AKITA.....................1987-91
Free throws made
1. 349 - Tameka BLUE...................2002-06
2. 328 - Faye HAGAN...................1993-96
3. 252 - Alana BAILEY...................2004-08
4. 251 - Tracee LEWIS...................1998-02
5. 228 - Dion VANLAND.............1989-93
Steals
1. 249 - Tameka BLUE...................2002-06
2. 216 - Dion VANLAND.............1989-93
3. 205 - Faye HAGAN...................1993-96
4. 198 - Devon AKITA...................1987-91
5. 187 - Julie THIGPEN.................1995-99
Free throws attempted
1. 491 - Faye HAGAN...................1993-96
2. 435 - Tameka BLUE...................2002-06
3. 425 - Dion VANLAND.............1989-93
4. 401 - Alana BAILEY...................2004-08
5. 370 - Devon AKITA...................1987-91
Games played
1. 110 - Gina DeLEON.................1992-96
110 - Kellie LENNON..............1994-99
3. 109 - Valencia SUGGS...............1994-98
4. 108 - Jessica LIANG..................2004-08
108 - Michelle KRIBELL............2004-08
Field goal pct. (min. 350 made)
1. .527 - Alana BAILEY..................2004-08
2. .481 - Faye HAGAN..................1993-96
3. .467 - Adrienne HARRIS..........1982-85
4. .464 - Chandra TROWER........1981-83
5. .430 - Karee BONDE................1990-94
Free throw pct. (min. 200 made)
1. .802 - Tameka BLUE..................2002-06
2. .775 - Tracee LEWIS..................1998-02
3. .668 - Faye HAGAN..................1993-96
4. .655 - Chandra TROWER........1981-83
5. .628 - Alana BAILEY..................2004-08
Games started
1. 96 - Alana BAILEY......................2004-08
2. 94 - Dion VANLAND................1989-93
3. 93 - Denise SLATER..................1989-93
4. 92 - Tameka BLUE......................2002-06
5. 89 - Karee BONDE...................1990-94
1. 240 - Karee BONDE.................1990-94
2. 237 - Jessica LIANG..................2004-08
3. 149 - Tameka BLUE...................2002-06
4. 103 - Tracee LEWIS...................1998-02
5. 77 - Chevonne WINTERS........1997-01
Rebounds
1. 878 - Dion VANLAND.............1989-93
2. 741 - Nakeisha PERKINS.........1998-03
3. 731 - Faye HAGAN...................1993-96
4. 712 - Chandra TROWER.........1981-83
5. 669 - Alana BAILEY...................2004-08
Minutes
1. 3293 - Tameka BLUE.................2002-06
2. 3282 - Jessica LIANG................2004-08
3. 3217 - Dion VANLAND...........1989-93
4. 3117 - Karee BONDE..............1990-94
5. 2960 - Tracee LEWIS.................1998-02
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Field goals attempted
1. 1309 - Tameka BLUE.................2002-06
2. 1223 - Dion VANLAND...........1989-93
3. 1175 - Faye HAGAN.................1993-96
4. 1107 - Denise SLATER.............1989-93
5. 1040 - Tracee LEWIS.................1998-02
Basketball History
Field goals made
1. 565 - Faye HAGAN...................1993-96
2. 492 - Dion VANLAND.............1989-93
3. 486 - Tameka BLUE...................2002-06
4. 443 - Adrienne HARRIS...........1982-85
5. 435 - Alana BAILEY...................2004-08
2008-09 Review
Points
1. 1470 - Tameka BLUE.................2002-06
2. 1466 - Faye HAGAN.................1993-96
3. 1213 - Dion VANLAND...........1989-93
4. 1122 - Alana BAILEY.................2004-08
5. 1115 - Karee BONDE..............1990-94
2009-10 Opponents
3-point FG pct. (minimum 50 made)
1. .457 - Karee BONDE (69-151).................... 1992-93
2. .436 - Jessica LIANG (79-181)...................... 2007-08
3. .422 - Jessica LIANG (54-128)...................... 2005-06
4. .416 - Karee BONDE (74-178).................... 1993-94
5. .407 - Karee BONDE (66-162).................... 1991-92
The 2009-10 Team
Points
1. 703 - Faye HAGAN (29 games)................... 1995-96
2. 525 - Faye HAGAN (28 games)................... 1994-95
3. 521 - Neka MIXON (31 games).................. 2008-09
4. 475 - Adrienne HARRIS (27 games)............ 1983-84
5. 473 - Chandra TROWER (29 games).......... 1981-82
All-Time Season/Career Records
Basketball History
Dominguez hills
All-Time Coaching Records
-Myra MiyasatoSeason
1976-77
1977-78
1978-79
1979-80
1980-81
5 years
Overall
CCAA
4-7
N/A
13-6
N/A
17-9
N/A
14-10
N/A
10-16
N/A
58-48
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(.571)
Season
1981-82
1982-83
1983-84
1984-85
1985-86
1986-87
1987-88
7 years
Overall
12-18
12-10
16-11
18-8
5-22
10-16
10-17
83-102
(.449)
CCAA
2-10 (7th)
5-7 (5th)
6-6 (3rd)
6-6 (3rd)
0-12 (7th) 4-8 (6th)
3-9 (6th)
23-58
(.284)
Season Overall
1988-89
6-19
1989-90
11-15
1990-91
15-11
1991-92
18-11
1992-93
15-11
1993-94
15-14
1994-95
22-6
1995-96
21-8
1996-97
11-16
1997-98
15-13
1998-99
10-17
1999-00
7-18
2000-01
9-17
2001-02
8-18
2002-03
9-17
2003-04
11-16
2004-05
17-10
2005-06
15-11
2006-07
16-11
2007-08
13-15
2008-09
21-10
20 years 285-284
(.502)
CCAA
1-11 (7th)
3-9 (6th)
2-8 (6th)
9-3 (2nd)
7-5 (3rd)
4-6 (4th)
7-3 (1st)
8-2 (1st)
5-5 (3rd)
5-5 (3rd)
6-14 (9th)
5-15 (10th)
5-17 (10th)
6-16 (11th)
8-14 (9th)
7-15 (10th)
15-5 (2nd)
10-10 (5th)
13-9 (3rd)
7-13 (8th)
13-7 (3rd)
146-192
(.432)
31 years 426-435
(.495)
169-250
(.403)
HomeAway Neutral
3-2
1-5
0-0
7-1
5-4
1-1
8-4
6-4
3-1
5-4
8-6
1-0
6-9
4-6
0-1
29-20
24-25
5-3
(.592)
(.490)
(.625)
-Alice TextorHomeAway Neutral
4-8
8-10
0-0
8-3
4-7
0-0
11-2
4-7
1-2
10-3
5-5
3-0
1-11
2-9
2-2
7-7
2-8
1-1
9-6
1-10
1-1
50-40
26-56
8-6
(.556)
(.317)
(.571)
The 2009-10 Team
2009-10 Opponents
2008-09 Review
-Van Girard-
HomeAway Neutral
4-7
2-8
0-4
5-5
4-9
2-1
9-4
5-6
1-1
8-5
6-3
4-3
8-2
7-6
0-3
7-3
6-7
1-4
7-2
9-3
6-1
6-4
9-0
6-4
7-2
2-8
2-6
6-2
7-8
2-3
7-6
1-10
2-1
3-8
4-8
0-2
5-9
4-8
0-0
7-8
1-10
0-0
6-9
4-7
0-0
7-9
4-7
0-0
11-3
6-6
0-1
9-7
6-4
0-0
9-4
6-6
1-1
5-7
5-7
3-1
8-4
9-5
4-1
144-110
105-136 34-37
(.567)
(.438)
(.479)
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(.577)
157-217 47-46
(.420)
(.505)
Head Coach Van Girard took over the program
in 1988, picking up his 1st collegiate win against
Incarnate Word (TX) on November 11, 1988, in
an 82-68 decision.
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-A-
Abson, Erica....................................1985-88
Akita, Devon...................................1987-91
Alailima, Tiare.................................2004-05
Aldridge, Keesha............................2001-04
Alford, Nancy.................................1985-89
Anderson, Khyra............................1988-90
Ardndt, Tammy...............................1979-80
Areyan, Krista.................................2002-03
Askew, Octavia...............................2001-05
Avila, Mallory..................................2006-07
-E-
Edrich, Susan...................................1982-83
Ellison, LaNell.................................1991-92
Elzy, Maria........................................1986-89
-F-
Flores, Monica................................1996-97
Frazier, Brigette..............................1988-90
Frelix, Kris.......................................1981-83
Fujimoto, Carla..............................1978-79
-G-
Gantt, Whitney...................2006Gibson, Elmira................................1983-87
Glover, Andrea...............................1996-97
Goggin, Kathy.................................1985-89
Graves, Margaret...........................1980-81
Gray, Kathy......................................1976-77
Gray, Letoyia..................... 1989-91, 91- 92
Greene, Michelle...........................1999-01
-H-
Hagan, Faye.....................................1993-96
Hahn, Theresa....................................... 2001
Hale, Michele..................................2006-08
Harris, Adrienne............................1981-85
Hart, Emily......................................1996-98
Haueter, Celeste............................2004-06
Haynes, Adrienne...........................1984-88
Herz, Debbie..................................1987-89
Hicks, Clora....................................1976-80
Hilbert, Taniko................................1996-97
Houston, Barbara...............2007Huckabee, Kayla.................2008Hughes, Sherrie...................2008-
-I-
Iglehart, Brigayle.............................2006-08
-J-
Jackson, Trimeka.............................1993-95
Jennings, Michelle...........................1984-88
Johnson, Annette...........................1980-81
Johnson, Ashley..............................2005-09
Johnson, Deadrea..........................1983-85
Johnson, Demetra.........................1987-89
Johnson, Devyn..................1995-96, 97-98
Johnson, Kyla..................................1996-98
Johnson, Tomiekia..........................1997-00
Jordan, Denisha..............................1990-91
-K-
-L-
Lennon, Kellie.....................1994-96, 97-99
Leverett, Jacquelin.........................1999-00
Lewis, Lisa.......................................1979-81
Lewis, Tracee...................................1998-02
Liang, Jessica....................................2004-08
Litzinger, Michelle..........................2000-01
Loftin, Teriana........ 2005-07, 08-
-M-
www .G o T oros . com -T-
Takeuchi, Lori.................................1978-79
Tease, Kendra.................................2001-03
Thigpen, Julie..................................1995-99
Tialauea, Debbie............................1980-81
Trower, Chandra............................1979-83
Tucker, Christina............................1999-02
Turner, Delaney..............................2002-03
-U-
Uperesa, Naupaka.........................2004-05
Utu, Jayne........................................1988-89
-V-
Vanlandingham, Dionne................1989-93
Vartanian, Laura.............................1980-82
Vega-Howard, Adiana....................2003-06
Vernon, Crystal..............................1998-99
-W-
Warmke, Leigh...............................1990-91
Warren, Shayla...............................1992-93
Washington, Moneshia.................2001-03
Wells, Angel....................................1986-88
Williams, Joanne............................1996-97
Williamson, Kim............................1983-87
Wilson, Polly...................................1984-85
Winters, Chevonne.......................1997-00
Wood, Monica................................1992-94
Woods, Djuana..............................1982-83
-Y-
Young, Lysee...................................1978-79
* Players in Bold are active
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Nalls, Denise...................................1981-85
Navarro, Debbie............................1978-80
Needham, Shari..............................1993-94
Nelson, Erica..................................1994-96
Newman, Cheryl...........................1983-87
Norton, Bryanna...........................2000-02
-S-
Sample, Karen................................1982-85
Sanchez,Yajaira...............................2005-06
Scanlan, Krisla.................................1993-94
Scott, Julie........................................1988-90
Shepherd, Deborah.......................1983-86
Sherrard, Faye.................................1986-88
Shibata, Robyn................................1976-77
Shirley, Karen..................................2004-05
Slater, Cathy....................................1977-79
Slater, Denise..................................1989-93
Smith, Lanette................................1980-83
Snowden, Rosalyn..........................2000-01
Sparks, Stephanie...........................1992-96
Spillman, Sharon.............................1979-81
Stewart, Cortney...........................2002-04
Stinson, Erika..................................1994-95
Subias,Vivian...................................1979-82
Suggs,Valencia.................................1994-98
Basketball History
Maciel, Crystal................................2003-05
Manning, Erika................................1991-93
Marquez, Monique.........................2000-04
Martin, Sheri...................................1985-87
Mathias, MacKenzie............2008Maxwell, Cheryle...........................1976-79
McGee, Debra................................1985-87
McGinest, Brandi...........................2005-06
McIntyre, Kanesia..........................1999-00
McKenney, Connie........................1988-90
McNeil, Tracey................................1983-85
Medley, Jalynda...............................1993-94
Mendez, Adriana............................2000-03
Mitchell, Cyndi...............................1977-79
Mitchell, Serette.............................1976-77
Mixon, Neka.........................2008Molina, Adria...................................1980-82
Montalvo, Kayla..... 2005-06, 07Moody,Yvonne...............................1991-92
Morales, Maria................................1979-80
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Parker, Tremayne............................1993-97
Parks, Theresa................................1976-79
Patton, Pam.....................................1976-79
Paulson, Pam...................................1987-89
Peloza, Lindsay................................2003-05
Perkins, Nakeisha...............1998-99, 00-03
Peters, Kristin.................................2000-01
Pettis, Sharleen...............................1999-02
Pittman, Lameshia..........................1995-96
Poydras, LaRonda..........................1990-92
Pratt, Colleen.................................1991-92
Prudholme, Pam.............................1977-79
Punch, Melissa................................1989-90
Rambacal, Fercia............................1998-02
Reese, Crystal................................1981-82
Renken, Shanna..............................1998-00
Reyes, Jennifer................................1993-94
Rickard, Dorothy...........................1979-83
Rodgers, Danielle..........................2005-06
Rodriguez, Maricela.......................1999-00
2008-09 Review
Kaba, Jolie........................................1994-98
Kennedy, Laverne...........................1976-77
Kirkwood, Pamela.........................1993-95
Knapp, Debbie................................1976-77
Krause, Allison...............................1989-93
Kouchi, Cyndee..............................1983-85
Kribell, Michelle.............................2004-08
Kurata, Christine...........................1991-92
Kyles, Ennisha.................................2005-09
-O-
Ochoa, Tina.....................................1976-80
Odums, Kim....................................1982-84
Osato, Carolyn...............................1987-88
2009-10 Opponents
-C-
Caouette, Evonne..........................1991-92
-D-
DeLeon, Gina.................................1992-96
Dial, Melanie...................................1982-83
Dozier, Maya...................................1979-82
Duncans, Katina.............................1992-95
Grice, Cathy...................................1995-96
The 2009-10 Team
-B-
Baade, Heide...................................1976-77
Babi, Tina.........................................1987-88
Bailey, Alana.....................................2004-08
Bailey,Valerie...................................1978-80
Baldwin, Aujanée............................2005-09
Bates, Jenny.....................................1993-94
Bell, Diane........................... 1995-96,97-99
Bennett, Unique.............................2006-07
Berry-Thorton, C..........................1983-84
Blankenship, Brittney........2004-07, 08-09
Blue, Nicole....................................1990-91
Blue, Tameka...................................2002-06
Bonde, Karee..................................1990-94
Bonde, Rena....................................1996-00
Boutte’, Nikki......................2008Bowls,Ytteb....................................1994-95
Bracken, Maureen..........................1980-81
Brant, Jennifer.................................1999-00
Brazzell, Chantelle.........................2001-02
Broussard, Riolette.......................1976-77
Brown, Brandi................................1998-99
Brown, Jessica.................................2002-03
Browne, Ree...................................2003-07
Bullet, Cheri....................................1990-92
Bush, Muñeca..................................2000-02
Castaneda, Sofia.............................1995-96
Chase, Zipporah............................2002-04
Cobb, Annastasia...........................1982-83
Coleman, Michelle.........................1995-96
Coleman, Tomica............................2000-01
Collie, Marcella..............................1976-79
Conte, Traci.....................................1996-97
Cooper, Chelsea............................1996-97
Cooper, Joi......................................2002-04
Cooper, Theresa............................2002-03
Cook,Yolanda.................................1983-84
Cordington, Lecia..........................1985-87
Cude, Stephanie.............................1992-94
Curtis, Danielle..............................1997-00
All-Time Roster
2008-09 Review
Basketball History
Dominguez hills
Year-by-Year Results
Results for 1976-77 Season
Date
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Opponent
CHAPMAN
at Biola
at Pomona-Pitzer
at UC Riverside
at Azusa Pacific
LA VERNE
at Redlands
at Cal Poly Pomona
REDLANDS
BIOLA
UC RIVERSIDE
Score
W 83-35
L 28-103
W 32-31
L 41-60
L 55-71
W 78-42
L 49-62
L 47-50
W 39-36
L 43-74
L 55-60
2009-10 Opponents
The 2009-10 Team
W
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
W
81-33
47-60
62-63
62-58
61-57
69-72
59-77
87-94
47-85
57-56
75-64
64-84
77-75
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N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Date
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Opponent
vs UC San Diego
at Occidental
W
CAL BAPTIST
at UC Riverside
UC SAN DIEGO
at Chapman
at Pt. Loma Nazarene
at Pomona-Pitzer
at Redlands
ALLIANT INT’L (USIU)
WESTMONT
at UC San Diego
SAN DIEGO
UC RIVERSIDE
at Biola
BIOLA
at Cal Lutheran
CHAPMAN
$ vs Pepperdine
Score
W 57-46
71-61(OT)
W 71-44
L 50-57
W 54-53
L 58-59
W 92-32
L 65-72
W 72-35
W 109-22
W 98-24
W 68-57
W 109-21
W 62-59
L 33-104
L 41-82
W 84-46
W 71-63
L 39-70
Overall: 13-6
Home: 7-1, Away: 5-4, Neutral: 1-1
$ NAIA Regionals
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT
at UC Santa Barb.
at Cal Poly SLO
at Azusa Pacific
at UC Riverside
at Cal State Northridge
BIOLA
at Cal State L.A.
PEPPERDINE
at Chapman
HUMBOLDT STATE
at Cal Poly Pomona
vs Cal Poly SLO
Overall: 14-10
Overall: 4-7
Home: 3-2, Away: 1-5
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2/2
2/8
2/9
2/12
2/16
2/19
2/22
2/23
2/26
2/28
N/A
N/A
N/A
Date
12/5
12/15
12/16
12/30
1/6
1/9
1/12
1/13
1/15
1/19
1/20
1/23
1/27
1/30
2/2
2/3
2/9
2/13
2/16
2/20
2/23
3/3
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
Opponent
at Chapman
vs Santa Clara
vs Cal Baptist
CHAPMAN
at Cal State L.A. CS NORTHRIDGE
at Westmont vs Alliant Int’l (USIU)
BIOLA
vs Alliant Int’l (USIU)
at Pomona-Pitzer
CAL STATE L.A.
UC SAN DIEGO
at Pepperdine
at San Diego
UC RIVERSIDE
AZUSA PACIFIC
at UC Riverside
BIOLA
UC SAN DIEGO
SAN DIEGO ST.
at Biola
at Cal State L.A.
at Azusa Pacific
$ vs AZUSA PACIFIC
W
L
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
Score
78-56
51-56
94-49
74-51
50-74
69-64
86-51
67-59
67-86
72-67
53-33
74-79
77-29
38-78
89-49
77-69
83-65
62-52
68-62
69-63
70-33
33-71
47-80
60-94
74-69
68-71
Overall: 17-9
$ NAIA Regionals
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Date
12/13
12/18
12/21
1/11
1/12
1/15
1/17
1/22
1/25
1/29
2/1
Opponent
NORTHERN COLO.
CS NORTHRIDGE
at Biola
at Loyola Marymount
at Cal Baptist at Pomona-Pitzer
at Chapman
at Pepperdine
CAL STATE L.A.
UC RIVERSIDE
CHAPMAN
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
Score
61-57
61-70
61-56
77-39
75-42
63-44
61-56
58-81
52-70
67-61
69-55
Opponent
Score
SACRAMENTO STATE W 73-64
EASTERN WASHINGTON L 58-70
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 67-47
NORTHERN COLO.
W 77-65
ST. MARY’S (CAL.)
W 93-56
at UC Santa Barb.
L 69-72
vs Chapman
L 64-67
ARMY (WEST POINT)
L 56-67
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 61-65
UC RIVERSIDE
L 51-72
at Biola
L 62-96
CHAPMAN
L 65-76
CS NORTHRIDGE
L 61-81
at Alliant Int’l (USIU)
W 99-81
at Nevada-Reno
W 72-64
at Santa Clara
L 60-78
BIOLA
L 58-80
L 73-83
NEVADA-RENO
W 75-49
AZUSA PACIFIC
W 65-52
at Chapman
W 86-60
at UC Riverside
L 52-86
at Cal Poly Pomona
L 66-102
at St. Mary’s (Cal.)
W 85-76
at Cal State Northridge
L 76-86
UC SANTA BARB.
L 63-74
Overall: 10-16
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Date
Opponent
Score
11/18 ALLIANT INT’L (USIU) L 56-69
11/22 at UC Santa Barb.
L 55-79
11/25 at Azusa Pacific
L 72-88
11/27 NORTH DAKOTA
W 87-77
12/1
at Biola
L 63-90
12/2 HUMBOLDT ST.
W 85-53
12/7
W 79-66
12/8 at Pomona-Pitzer
W 65-55
12/12 at Sacramento State
W 71-59
12/12 at St. Mary’s (Cal.) W 80-62
12/18 at Cal Poly SLO
L 67-74
12/19 at UC Davis
W 99-76
*12/20 at CS Northridge L 72-76
*1/7
CAL STATE L.A.
L 70-77
1/11
SOUTHWEST MO. ST. L 70-75
*1/14 UC RIVERSIDE
L 64-71
*1/16 CHAPMAN
L 54-61
*1/22 at Cal Poly SLO
L 68-84
*1/23 CAL POLY POMONA
L 70-95
*1/26 at CS Northridge L 91-95
1/29
at St. Mary’s (Cal.) W 84-71
1/30
at Nevada-Reno
W 65-58
2/4
BIOLA
L 63-88
*2/6
at UC Riverside
W 66-63
*2/11 at Chapman
L 66-81
*2/13 CAL POLY SLO
L 73-79
*2/18 CS NORTHRIDGE W 83-79
*2/20 at Cal Poly Pomona
L 62-100
*2/25 at Cal State L.A. L 75-76
2/26
Overall: 12-18, * CCAA Conference: 2-11
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Date
11/23
12/2
12/4
Opponent
AZUSA PACIFIC
at UC Davis
at Chico State
Score
W 62-53
L 65-78
W 77-73
12/7
12/17
12/20
12/30
*1/14
*1/15
*1/21
*1/22
*1/29
2/1
*2/4
*2/11
2/15
*2/18
*2/19
2/22
*2/25
*2/26
*3/3
BIOLA
W 71-48
at St. Mary’s (Cal.)
L 74-85
at Loyola Marymount
W 80-65
BROWN
L 74-76
at CS Northridge
L 64-85
at Cal State L.A.
W 85-74
UC RIVERSIDE
W 79-66
at Cal Poly Pomona
L 66-89
CAL POLY SLO
W 86-68
BIOLA
W 90-86 (2OT)
at Chapman
L 58-69
at Cal Poly SLO
L 56-59
CAL POLY POMONA
L 70-93
at UC Riverside
L 62-85
at Alliant Int’l
W 2-0 (Forfeit) CAL STATE L.A.
W 69-67
CS NORTHRIDGE
W 86-84
CHAPMAN
L 80-87(OT)
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Date
11/10
11/12
11/13
11/24
11/25
11/26
12/1
12/6
12/14
12/31
1/1
1/2
1/10
*1/12
*11/14
*1/19
*1/21
*1/26
*2/3
2/4
2/8
*2/11
*2/16
*2/18
*2/23
*2/25
*3/1
Opponent
at Alas. Anchorage
at Alas. Fairbanks
at Alas. Fairbanks
CHICO STATE
CAL BAPTIST
SACRAMENTO STATE
BIOLA
at Azusa Pacific
NORTHERN COLO.
vs Portland
vs Puget Sound
vs Idaho State
POMONA-PITZER
at CS Northridge
W
at Cal State L.A.
CAL POLY SLO
CAL POLY POMONA
UC RIVERSIDE
at Chapman
ALLIANT INT’L
at Biola
L
at UC Riverside
at Cal Poly Pomona
at Cal Poly SLO
CAL STATE L.A.
CS NORTHRIDGE
CHAPMAN
Score
L 61-83
W 84-76
W 73-64
W 78-57
W 73-61
W 80-66
W 86-63
L 64-66
W 82-46
L 69-75
W 76-59
L 50-72
W 80-73
78-77(OT)
W 79-67
W 77-62
L 64-105
W 62-60
L 61-69
W 93-81
73-77(OT)
L 71-89
L 69-85
L 65-83
W 86-71
W 69-59
L 69-75
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Date
11/23
11/24
11/25
11/30
12/1
12/6
12/8
12/19
12/21
12/28
12/19
*1/10
*1/12
*1/17
*1/19
*1/24
*1/26
1/29
1/31
2/1
*2/7
*2/9
*2/14
*2/16
*2/21
*2/23
Opponent
Score
SONOMA STATE
W 82-49
FORT LEWIS
W 82-61
SAN Fran. State
W 86-56
BIOLA
W 90-58
CAL BAPTIST
W 73-48
vs St. Mary’s (Cal.)
W 66-65
vs Chico State
W 79-66
WAYLAND BAPTIST
L 51-66
at Pomona-Pitzer
W 73-69
vs Sacramento State
W 58-53
at Southern Utah
W 67-62
CS NORTHRIDGE
W 80-62
at Cal Poly Pomona
L 61-62
at UC Riverside
W 66-65
CAL STATE L.A.
W 77-63
at Chapman
L 60-71
at Cal Poly SLO
L 76-77(OT)
at Cal Baptist
L 59-61
at Biola
W 76-63
AZUSA PACIFIC
W 66-49
Cal Poly SLO
W 83-63
CHAPMAN
L 53-55
at Cal State L.A.
W 75-60
UC RIVERSIDE
W 79-70
at CS Northridge
L 51-61
CAL POLY POMONA
L 60-76
Date
11/22
11/26
11/29
11/30
12/3
12/4
12/6
12/7
12/13
12/14
12/21
12/30
1/4
*1/9
*1/11
1/13
*1/16
*1/23
*1/25
*1/31
*2/6
*2/8
2/12
*2/15
*2/20
*2/22
*2/25
Opponent
Score
at UC Santa Barb.
L 45-78
CHICO STATE
L 52-74
SONOMA STATE
W 88-62
UC RIVERSIDE
L 48-62
at Santa Clara
L 65-79
at Sonoma State
W 68-48
vs St. Martin’s
W 73-41
vs Chico State
L 40-68
vs Alliant Int’l (USIU)
L 53-99
vs UTEP
W 51-49
at Pomona-Pitzer
L 59-62(OT)
FORT LEWIS
L 59-73
CENTRAL MISSOURI ST. L 56-88
at Cal Poly Pomona
L 58-81
CAL POLY SLO
L 59-63
at Biola
W 73-71(OT)
CHAPMAN
L 53-66
at Cal State L.A.
L 61-74
CS NORTHRIDGE
L 59-63
UC RIVERSIDE
L 70-71
at CS Northridge
L 37-74
CAL STATE L.A.
L 66-71(OT)
NORTHEN ARIZONA
L 37-77
at Chapman
L 45-61
at Cal Poly SLO
L 55-71
CAL POLY POMONA
L 52-92
at UC Riverside
L 61-71
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Date
Opponent
Score
11/24 at Cal Baptist
L 50-67 (F)
11/26 REGIS (COLO.)
W 69-59
11/29 ST.THOMAS W 78-76(OT)
12/2
at CS East Bay
L 55-59
12/3
at Chico State
L 50-79
12/5
vs UC Davis
W 58-52
12/6
vs Sacramento State
L 65-70
12/17 NORTHERN COLO.
L 60-71
12/19 SOUTHERN UTAH
L 60-72
12/20 POMONA-PITZER
L 57-60
12/29 CHICO STATE
W 68-61
1/3
IDAHO STATE
L 65-70
1/4
SONOMA STATE
W 74-46
*1/9
CHAPMAN
L 70-72
1/10
at CS San B’Dino
W 78-55
*1/17 CAL POLY SLO
L 49-72
*1/23 at Cal State L.A.
L 45-74
*1/24 CS NORTHRIDGE W 64-61(OT)
*1/30 CAL POLY POMONA
L 59-79
*1/31 at UC Riverside
W 62-60
*2/3
at Chapman
L 53-74
*2/7
at Cal Poly SLO
L 63-65
*2/13 CAL STATE L.A.
W 56-50
*2/14 at CS Northridge
L 52-59
*2/20 at Cal Poly Pomona
L 46-81
*2/21 UC RIVERSIDE
W 95-76
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Date
11/21
11/23
11/24
12/4
12/5
12/12
12/13
12/18
12/21
12/28
12/29
1/4
1/10
1/14
*1/15
1/19
*1/21
*1/28
*1/30
*2/4
*2/6
*2/9
Opponent
at Chico State
at Sonoma State
at Fresno Pacific
vs Western State
vs Redlands
CHICO STATE
at Pomona-Pitzer
CS EAST BAY
UC SANTA BARBARA
WESTERN WASH.
SONOMA STATE
FRESNO PACIFIC
RODE ISLAND BIOLA at Chapman
MASTER’S
at Cal Poly SLO
at UC Riverside
at Cal Poly Pomona
at Cal State L.A
CS NORTHRIDGE
CHAPMAN COLLEGE
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
Score
58-84
63-60
57-70
61-68
75-54
61-83
59-66
63-66
55-80
42-62
64-49
57-53
70-62
64-52
53-81
63-60
55-67
59-79
50-76
51-68
61-68
73-72
www.gotoros.com
*2/11
*2/18
*2/20
*2/25
*2/27
CAL POLY SLO
UC RIVERSIDE
at Cal Poly Pomona
CAL STATE L.A.
at CS Northridge
W
W
L
L
L
57-51
65-61
39-69
50-64
57-70
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Score
L 45-59
L 56-59
W 82-68
L 51-81
L 70-73
W 65-54
L 48-58
L 46-67
L 50-64
W 64-63
W 60-32
L 52-79
66-60(OT)
L 51-83
61-67(OT)
L 51-63
W 86-42
L 48-59
L 58-70
L 44-65
L 48-77
L 69-70
L 53-76
L 47-61
L 48-55
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W
W
L
L
W
W
W
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
Score
68-56
53-47
43-64
63-69
86-31
79-56
91-90
60-58
80-53
52-74
62-76
51-64
62-56
50-61
50-78
61-53
43-50
45-50
63-79
48-79
58-73
54-44
69-55
57-73
46-66
53-58
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Opponent
MASTER’S
W
CONCORDIA (CAL.)
W
L
TEXAS WOMEN’S UNIV. W
CAL BAPTIST
W
vs Grand Canyon
W
at Fresno Pacific
W
at Biola
W
CS STANISLAUS
W
LA VERNE
W
CS SAN B’Dino
W
SIMON FRASER
L
at CS East Bay
W
at Sonoma State
W
at Cal Baptist
W
vs Northwest Oklahoma S L
Score
99-51
87-61
45-54
60-55
83-71
88-77
69-62
74-64
71-66
57-56
67-55
53-74
51-47
61-57
74-66
44-62
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Date
11/23
11/24
11/26
11/30
12/4
12/6
12/12
12/17
12/20
12/21
12/28
12/31
1/2
1/3
1/4
*1/10
*1/11
*1/17
*1/24
*1/25
*1/31
*2/1
*2/7
*2/8
*2/15
*2/21
*2/22
#3/1
#3/2
Opponent
vs San Fran. St
vs Fresno Pacific
PEPPERDINE
UC DAVIS
at Concordia (Cal.)
CS EAST BAY
BIOLA PT. LOMA NAZARENE
at San Fran. State
at CS Stanislaus
CHAPMAN
MISSOURI ST. LOUIS
vs Biola
vs St. Martin’s
L
vs CS San B’Dino
CHAPMAN
at CS San B’Dino
W
at UC Riverside
L
at Cal State L.A.
CAL POLY POMONA at Cal Poly SLO
at Chapman
CS SAN B’Dino
UC RIVERSIDE
at Cal State L.A.
CAL POLY POMONA
CAL POLY SLO
vs Cal Poly SLO
vs Cal Poly Pomona
Score
W 66-37
L 41-66
L 47-71
L 54-61
L 59-67
W 73-45
W 77-43
L 50-51
W 63-50
L 55-58
W 58-57
W 74-73
W 91-52
52-54(OT)
W 67-53
W 69-67
57-49(OT)
51-56(OT)
W 56-49
L 51-60
W 72-56
W 69-56
W 71-51
W 73-50
W 63-60
L 60-61
W 69-52
W 59-47
L 45-57
# CCAA Tournament
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Date
12/3
12/4
12/5
12/9
12/11
12/12
12/18
12/20
12/21
12/29
12/30
1/3
*1/14
*1/16
*1/23
1/25
*1/28
*1/30
*2/4
*2/6
*2/11
*2/18
*2/20
*2/25
*2/27
#3/4
Opponent
at Biola
vs Western N.M.
at Cal Baptist
VANGUARD
CONCORDIA (CAL.)
BIOLA
vs Sonoma State
at Humboldt State
at CS East Bay
at UC Davis
SAN Fran. State
at Chapman
CAL STATE L.A.
at CS San B’Dino
at CS Northridge
UC RIVERSIDE
CAL POLY SLO
at Cal Poly Pomona
CHAPMAN
at Cal State L.A.
CS SAN B’Dino
W
at UC Riverside
at Cal Poly SLO
CAL POLY POMONA
vs Cal Poly Pomona
Score
L 64-72
L 79-82
W 78-42
W 75-46
L 53-58
W 78-48
W 69-59
L 59-65
W 72-71
W 60-34
L 37-65
W 61-57
W 75-34
W 61-60
L 64-70
W 57-50
L 67-77
W 61-54
L 47-74
W 76-58
W 65-63
80-77(OT)
L 63-74
W 61-52
L 48-55
L 46-62
# CCAA Tournament
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Date
11/19
11/20
11/21
11/23
11/26
Opponent
vs Eastern Montana
vs Chico State
vs Puget Sound
PT. LOMA NAZARENE
UC DAVIS
L
L
L
W
L
Score
49-61
47-60
56-60
70-63
50-54
BIOLA
at Cal Baptist vs Biola
vs Azusa Pacific
at Concordia (Cal.)
AZUSA PACIFIC
at Sonoma State
at San Fran. State
at CS Stanislaus
McKENDREE
at CS Northridge
CAL POLY POMONA
at Cal Poly SLO
UC RIVERSIDE
at Cal State L.A.
at CS San B’Dino
at Cal Poly Pomona
CAL POLY SLO
at UC Riverside
CAL STATE L.A.
CS SAN B’Dino
at Cal Poly Pomona
at CS San B’Dino
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
L
L
W
W
L
W
W
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
58-48
83-50
64-51
50-56
67-59
57-52
72-61
59-60
67-72
77-55
73-53
63-66
78-56
68-63
64-71
44-61
46-73
78-64
58-69
84-67
65-68
67-59
57-70
# CCAA Tournament
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Date
11/18
11/19
11/25
11/26
11/29
12/6
12/9
12/17
12/29
12/30
1/5
1/6
1/7
*1/14
*1/19
*1/21
*1/28
*2/2
*2/9
*2/11
2/13
*2/16
*2/18
*2/25
#3/2
#3/4
! 3/8
! 3/10
Opponent
vs Biola
vs San Fran. State
vs Sonoma State
at UC Davis
CONCORDIA (CAL.)
CS STANISLAUS
at Vanguard at CS East Bay
vs CS Stanislaus
vs Biola
vs Vanguard
at Cal Baptist
CAL STATE L.A.
at UC Riverside
at Cal Poly Pomona
GRAND CANYON
CS SAN B’Dino
CAL POLY POMONA
UC RIVERSIDE
at Western N.M.
at CS San B’Dino
at Grand Canyon
at Cal State L.A.
CAL STATE L.A.
at UC Riverside
UC RIVERSIDE
vs UC Davis
Score
W 76-46
W 80-40
W 84-65
L 55-88
W 106-67
W 108-76
W 79-60
W 68-62
W 62-43
W 103-69
W 94-46
W 77-47
W 81-41
L 70-78
L 67-70
W 61-45
W 66-46
W 67-57
W 67-66
L 64-70
L 61-93
W 64-59
W 60-51
W 53-49
W 62-54
W 69-66
W 57-53
L 42-52
# CCAA Tournament, ! NCAA West Regionals
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Date
11/18
11/19
11/24
11/28
11/30
12/8
12/9
12/15
12/19
12/20
12/29
12/30
1/4
1/5
1/6
*1/13
*1/18
*1/20
1/23
*1/27
*2/3
*2/8
*2/10
*2/15
*2/17
Opponent
vs St. Cloud St.
vs Sonoma State
at CS East Bay
PT. LOMA NAZARENE
at CS Northridge
CS STANISLAUS
CHICO STATE
at Azusa Pacific
UC DAVIS
at Biola
vs Southern Ind.
vs CS Stanislaus
vs Western N.M.
vs Christian Heritage
vs Vanguard
at Cal State L.A.
UC RIVERSIDE
CAL POLY POMONA SAN Fran. State
at Grand Canyon
at CS San B’Dino
at Cal Poly Pomona
at UC Riverside
CS SAN B’Dino
GRAND CANYON
W
W
W
W
W
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
L
W
W
W
L
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
W
Score
59-55
73-47
56-45
71-38
66-56
66-45
46-47
66-59
58-63
62-45
59-67
62-49
64-71
79-43
79-38
78-55
51-52
74-40
60-47
76-70
55-44
60-53
64-52
61-52
95-94
*2/24
#2/27
#3/1
! 3/7
CAL STATE L.A.
vs Cal Poly Pomona
vs UC Riverside
vs Mont. St.-Billings
L
W
L
L
67-68
65-56
58-66
57-67
# CCAA Tournament, ! NCAA West Regionals
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Date
11/22
11/23
11/24
12/3
12/6
12/7
12/13
12/20
12/21
12/27
12/28
12/31
1/4
1/7
*1/11
*1/16
*1/18
*1/25
1/28
*2/1
*2/6
*2/8
*2/13
*2/15
*2/22
#2/26
#2/28
Opponent
vs Simon Fraser
vs Mont. St. Billings
vs Alas. Fairbanks
AZUSA PACIFIC
at Sonoma State
at UC Davis
vs Vanguard
CS EAST BAY
BIOLA
vs Western Wash.
L
vs Mercy College
W
at Concordia (Cal.)
SIMON FRASER
at Cal State L.A.
UC RIVERSIDE
at Cal State L.A.
at Cal Poly Pomona
GRAND CANYON
CS SAN B’Dino
CAL POLY POMONA
CAL STATE L.A.
at CS San B’Dino
at Grand Canyon
at UC Riverside
vs Grand Canyon
vs Cal Poly Pomona
Score
L 40-69
L 45-58
L 60-66
L 54-76
W 61-56
L 41-71
L 41-44
W 56-49
W 63-36
54-59(OT)
57-55(OT)
W 70-69
L 41-57
L 59-68
W 68-58
L 46-52
L 47-58
W 60-51
L 46-52
W 54-45
W 65-51
W 55-39
L 38-39
L 54-75
L 55-60
W 57-55
L 52-76
# CCAA Tournament
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Date
11/14
11/15
11/21
11/22
11/24
11/25
11/29
12/3
12/5
12/17
12/19
12/22
12/23
12/20
1/2
1/3
*1/10
*1/15
*1/17
*1/24
*1/31
*2/5
*2/7
*2/12
*2/14
*2/21
#2/25
#2/27
Opponent
Score
vs Pt. Loma Nazarene
W 59-55
vs Azusa Pacific
L 51-61
at Alas. Anchorage
L 62-65
at Alas. Anchorage
W 52-49
at Alas. Fairbanks
L 68-71
at Alas. Fairbanks
W 61-48
CS EAST BAY
W 42-41
at Azusa Pacific
L 42-53
at Biola
L 56-60(OT)
at UC Davis
L 44-49
CS STANISLAUS
W 57-40
at San Fran. State
W 54-49
at CS East Bay
W 69-60
FRESNO PACIFIC
W 64-56
vs Edinboro University
L 68-74
at CS Stanislaus
W 48-35
at UC Riverside
L 52-53
CAL STATE L.A.
W 54-48
CAL POLY POMONA
L 50-64
at Grand Canyon
W 65-44
at CS San B’Dino
L 47-54
at Cal Poly Pomona
L 57-58
at Cal State L.A.
W 55-49
CS SAN B’Dino
L 47-63
GRAND CANYON
W 61-41
UC RIVERSIDE
W 63-60
vs CS San B’Dino
W 71-57
vs Cal Poly Pomona
L 55-70
# CCAA Tournament
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Date
11/13
11/14
11/17
11/23
11/27
11/28
*12/4
*12/5
*12/11
*12/12
Opponent
vs Vanguard
vs Concordia (Cal.)
BIOLA
CAL BAPTIST
vs Biola
at Fresno Pacific
at Grand Canyon
at Cal Poly Pomona
CHICO STATE
UC DAVIS
W
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
Score
66-41
64-57
71-57
53-64
41-56
58-73
52-58
57-75
55-47
33-69
45
Dominguez hills
Date
11/15
11/19
11/20
11/23
11/28
11/30
12/1
12/5
12/8
12/11
12/17
12/20
12/28
12/29
1/4
1/5
11/30
12/2
12/3
12/4
12/11
12/17
12/19
12/20
12/21
1/8
1/10
*1/15
*1/20
*1/22
*1/27
*1/29
*2/10
*2/12
*2/17
*2/19
*2/21
#2/25
#2/26
Basketball History
Opponent
PT. LOMA NAZARENE
at CS San B’Dino
vs West Texas St
at Cal State L.A.
MASTER’S
vs Grand Canyon
vs Sonoma State
at Cal Baptist
BIOLA
at UC Davis
at Sacramento St.
CS EAST BAY
at Vanguard
at Loyola Marymount
at Cal Poly Pomona
at UC Riverside
at CS Northridge
at Cal State L.A.
CAL POLY SLO
CHAPMAN
at Chapman
CS NORTHRIDGE
CAL STATE L.A.
at Cal Poly SLO
CAL POLY POMONA
UC RIVERSIDE
57-59
51-72
42-56
66-62
49-73
79-60
45-61
58-65
55-66
55-60
2008-09 Review
Date
11/21
11/22
11/24
11/25
11/28
12/1
12/2
12/5
12/8
12/18
12/19
12/23
1/3
1/8
*1/12
*1/13
*1/19
*1/20
*1/27
*2/2
*2/3
*2/9
*2/10
*2/17
*2/23
*2/23
L
L
L
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
2009-10 Opponents
Opponent
vs Eastern Montana
vs UC Davis
INCARNATE WORD
vs Chico State
vs Humboldt State
at Sonoma State
CHICO STATE
at Fresno Pacific
at CS East Bay
HUMBOLDT STATE
VANGUARD
CHAPMAN
UC RIVERSIDE
W
at Cal Poly Pomona
at Cal State L.A.
L
CS NORTHRIDGE
at Master’s
at Cal Poly SLO
at Chapman
at UC Riverside
CAL POLY POMONA CAL STATE L.A.
at CS Northridge
SACRAMENTO STATE
CAL POLY SLO
CAL POLY SLO
at Cal State L.A.
at Cal Poly Pomona
UC RIVERSIDE
at Chapman
CAL STATE L.A.
at Cal Poly SLO
at UC Riverside
CAL POLY POMONA
CHAPMAN
The 2009-10 Team
Date
11/18
11/19
11/25
12/2
12/3
12/5
12/10
12/20
12/22
12/28
1/4
*1/13
*1/19
*1/21
*1/26
*1/28
1/31
*2/4
*2/7
*2/9
*2/11
*2/16
*2/18
2/23
*2/25
*1/18
*1/19
*1/25
*1/26
*2/2
*2/8
*2/9
*2/15
*2/16
*2/22
The 2009-10 Team
2009-10 Opponents
2008-09 Review
Basketball History
Dominguez hills
*12/20
12/30
*1/8
*1/9
*1/15
*1/16
*1/20
*1/23
*1/29
*1/30
*2/5
*2/6
*2/12
*2/19
*2/20
*2/26
*2/27
at CS Stanislaus
AZUSA PACIFIC
CS SAN B’Dino
UC RIVERSIDE
W
at Sonoma State
at San Fran. State
at Cal State L.A.
CAL STATE L.A.
GRAND CANYON
CAL POLY POMONA
at Chico State
at UC Davis
CS STANISLAUS
at CS San B’Dino
at UC Riverside
SONOMA STATE
SAN Fran. State
L 41-48
W 51-50
L 40-49
69-66(OT)
L 53-61
W 56-45
L 71-75
W 64-44
W 58-54
L 57-69
L 60-76
L 39-69
W 48-45
L 42-48
L 47-59
L 26-60
L 56-60
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Date
11/19
10/20
11/23
*12/3
*12/4
*12/10
*12/11
*12/18
12/21
12/30
*1/7
*1/7
*1/14
*1/15
*1/22
*1/28
*1/29
*2/4
*2/5
*2/11
*2/18
*2/19
*2/25
*2/26
*3/2
Opponent
vs St.Thomas
vs Azusa Pacific
PT. LOMA NAZARENE
CAL POLY POMONA
GRAND CANYON
at UC Davis
at Chico State
CS STANISLAUS
at Biola
at Azusa Pacific
at UC Riverside
at CS San B’Dino
SAN Fran. State
SONOMA STATE
at Cal State L.A.
at Grand Canyon
at Cal Poly Pomona
CHICO STATE
UC DAVIS
at CS Stanislaus
CS SAN B’Dino
UC RIVERSIDE
at Sonoma State
at San Fran. State
CAL STATE L.A.
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
Score
49-56
42-55
50-48
50-80
56-69
67-54
46-63
60-72
77-57
54-60
54-63
67-72
52-55
57-65
58-51
79-64
48-92
59-67
59-74
74-95
71-47
42-62
42-47
54-62
83-59
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Date
11/17
11/21
11/25
*12/8
*12/9
*12/17
*12/18
12/27
*1/5
*5/6
*1/12
*1/13
*1/19
*1/20
*1/24
*1/27
*2/2
*2/3
*2/9
*2/10
*2/16
*2/17
*2/23
*2/24
*3/2
*3/3
Opponent
WESTERN STATE at Cal Baptist
WESTERN WASH.
at CS Bakersfield at CS Stanislaus CHICO STATE
UC DAVIS
UNIV. OF FINDLAY
CS SAN B’Dino
CAL POLY POMONA
at Sonoma State
at San Fran. State
at Grand Canyon
at UC San Diego
CAL STATE L.A.
at Cal State L.A.
CS BAKERSFIELD
CS STANISLAUS
at UC Davis
at Chico State
at Cal Poly Pomona at CS San B’Dino
UC SAN DIEGO
GRAND CANYON
SAN FRANCISCO ST.
SONOMA STATE
W
W
W
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
W
W
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
W
L
Score
66-45
62-57
65-53
57-74
51-72
66-75
59-64
66-65
52-59
77-96
52-62
84-59
47-45
50-49
56-60
51-66
58-68
56-62
49-69
62-79
71-82
44-53
58-63
68-66
64-58
63-74
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Date
11/16
11/17
11/23
*12/7
*12/8
Opponent
MONTANA ST.-BILLINGS L
CAL BAPTIST
L
SOUTHERN COLORADOW
at Chico State
L
at UC Davis
L
Score
49-75
69-76
74-67
52-64
59-65
*12/14
*12/15
12/29
*1/4
*1/5
*1/11
*1/12
*1/18
*1/19
*1/23
*1/26
*2/1
*2/2
*2/8
*2/9
*2/15
*2/16
*2/23
*2/22
*3/1
*3/2
at CS San B’Dino
at Cal Poly Pomona
CHRISTIAN HERITAGE
GRAND CANYON
UC SAN DIEGO
SONOMA STATE
SAN FRAN. STATE
at CS Stanislaus
CS BAKERSFIELD
at Cal State L.A.
CAL STATE L.A.
UC DAVIS
CHICO STATE
CAL POLY POMONA
CS SAN B’Dino
at UC San Diego
at Grand Canyon at Sonoma State
at San Francisco State
at Cal State Bakersfiel
CS STANISLAUS
L
L
W
W
W
L
W
L
L
L
L
L
L
L
W
L
L
L
L
W
W
57-62
53-70
58-51
67-59
56-46
47-57
68-61
40-59
62-77
50-70
74-75
62-65
49-67
62-83
55-54
48-52
51-60
45-64
50-67
67-61
67-58
Home: 7-8, ,Away: 1-10, Neutral: 0-0
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Date
11/30
*12/5
*12/7
12/14
12/19
12/28
*1/3
*1/4
*1/10
*1/11
*7/17
*1/18
*1/24
*1/25
*1/31
*2/1
*2/7
*2/8
*2/14
*2/15
*2/21
*2/22
*2/28
*3/1
*3/7
*3/8
Opponent
Score
at Cal Baptist
W 74-64 (F)
CAL STATE L.A.
L 74-80
at Cal State L.A.
W 72-62
VANGUARD
L 60-62
ALAS. ANCHORAGE
L 59-65
at Christian Heritage
W 75-55
at CAL POLY POMONA L 55-66
at CS San B’Dino
W 44-4
UC SAN DIEGO
L 56-57
GRAND CANYON
W 63-45
SAN FRAN. STATE
L 51-61
SONOMA STATE
L 63-72
at CS Bakersfield
L 40-61
at CS Stanislaus
L 53-69
at UC Davis
L 66-81
at Chico State
L 58-67
CS SAN B’Dino
W 56-48
CAL POLY POMONA
L 71-82
at Grand Canyon
W 62-49
at UC SAN DIEGO
L 48-49
SONOMA STATE
W 60-52
SAN FRAN. STATE
W 55-51
CS STANISLAUS
W 72-56
CS BAKERSFIELD
L 48-85
CHICO STATE
L 60-71
UC DAVIS
L 60-69
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Date
11/25
11/29
*12/6
12/9
12/13
12/15
*12/27
*1/2
*1/3
*1/9
*1/10
*1/16
*1/17
*1/23
*1/24
*1/30
*1/31
*2/7
*2/6
*2/13
*2/14
*2/20
*2/21
*2/27
*2/28
*3/5
*3/6
Opponent
Score
CAL BAPTIST
W 72-67
BIOLA UNIVERSITY
W 84-60
at Cal State L.A.
W 82-65
PT. LOMA NAZARENE W 74-56
NOTRE DAME de NAMURW 65-43
VANGUARD UNIV.
L 41-66
CAL STATE L.A.
W 53-48
GRAND CANYON L 63-69 (2OT)
UC SAN DIEGO
L 49-63
at San Fran. State
L 62-69
at Sonoma State
L 57-63
CS BAKERSFIELD
L 69-82
CS STANISLAUS
W 74-65
at CS San B’Dino
W 64-58
at Cal Poly Pomona
W 71-59
UC DAVIS
W 79-67
CHICO STATE
L 58-67
at UC DAVIS
L 59-75
at Chico State
L 71-80
CAL POLY POMONA
L 66-77
CS SAN B’Dino
L 53-54
at CS Stanislaus
W 83-71
at CS Bakersfield
L 44-76
at UC San Diego
L 72-75
at Grand Canyon
L 58-68
SONOMA STATE
L 49-63
SAN FRAN. STATE
L 63-72
Date
11/19
11/23
*12/3
*12/4
12/10
12/15
12/20
12/30
*1/7
*1/8
*1/14
*1/15
*1/21
*1/22
*1/26
*1/28
*2/4
*2/5
*2/11
*2/12
*2/18
*2/19
*2/25
*2/26
*3/2
*3/5
! 3/11
Opponent
Score
METRO STATE
L 62-76
at Cal Baptist
L 71-80
SAN FRAN. STATE
W 63-51
SONOMA STATE
W 90-68
ALAS. FAIRBANKS
W 74-61
at Biola
L 64-67
WESTERN N.M.
W 81-66
FRANKLIN PIERCE
L 64-69
at CS Bakersfield
L 55-67
at Cal State L.A.
W 60-50
at CS Stanislaus
W 65-58
at Chico State
W 73-71
UC SAN DIEGO
W 61-56
CS SAN B’Dino
W 52-43
CAL POLY POMONA L 78-85 (OT)
at CS Monterey Bay
W 80-59
at Sonoma State
W 77-70(OT)
at San Fran. State
W 64-57
CAL STATE L.A.
W 64-45
CS BAKERSFIELD
W 88-82
CHICO STATE
W 84-73
CS STANISLAUS
W 67-54
at CS San B’Dino
L 59-65
at UC San Diego
L 76-83
at Cal Poly Pomona
L 78-81
CS MONTEREY BAY
W 84-67
vs Western Wash.
L 74-82(OT)
! NCAA West Regionals
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Date
11/25
*12/2
*12/3
12/7
12/10
12/16
12/17
12/28
*1/6
*1/7
*1/13
*1/14
*1/20
*1/21
*1/25
*1/27
*2/3
*2/4
*2/10
*2/11
*2/17
*2/18
*2/24
*2/24
*3/1
*3/4
Opponent
Score
HUMBOLDT STATE W 67-61(OT)
at San Fran. State
W 72-68
at Sonoma State
L 58-72
AZUSA PACIFIC
L 68-72
SAN DIEGO CHRISTIAN W 72-49
BIOLA
W 95-73
TX.A&M-KINGSVILLE
W 54-43
at Hope Int’l
W 66-49
CS BAKERSFIELD
L 74-78
CAL STATE L.A.
L 54-56
CS STANISLAUS
W 79-56
CHICO STATE
L 52-75
at UC San Diego
L 52-67
at CS San B’Dino
W 60-52
CAL POLY POMONA
W 73-51
CS MONTEREY BAY
W 76-50
SONOMA STATE
W 56-33
SAN FRAN. STATE
W 78-57
CAL STATE L.A.
L 65-70
at CS Bakersfield W 98-93 (2OT)
at Chico State
L 73-74
at CS Stanislaus
L 80-88
CS SAN B’DINO
L 63-71(OT)
UC SAN DIEGO
L 56-68
at Cal Poly Pomona
W 67-50
at CS Monterey Bay
W 79-57
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Date
*12/1
*12/2
12/6
12/8
*12/16
12/18
12/29
*1/4
*1/6
*1/12
*1/13
*1/19
*1/20
*1/26
*1/27
*2/1
*2/2
*2/6
*2/9
*2/10
*2/16
Opponent
Score
CS STANISLAUS
W 74-64
CHICO STATE
W 73-54
at Azusa Pacific
L 52-77
GRAND CANYON
W 84-65
UC SAN DIEGO
L 50-57
NOTRE DAME de NAMURW 61-44
vs Minn.-Crookston
W 73-53
at Sonoma State
W 56-51
at Humboldt State
L 70-87
at CS Bakersfield
L 54-69
at Cal State L.A.
W 66-50
CAL POLY POMONA
W 70-63
CS SAN B’DINO
L 46-61
at CS Monterey Bay
W 66-60
at San Fran. State
W 67-52
at Chico State
L 48-53
at CS Stanislaus
L 49-51
at UC San Diego
L 64-68
HUMBOLDT STATE
W 68-59
SONOMA STATE
L 59-63
CAL STATE L.A.
W 69-41
*2/17
*2/23
*2/24
*3/2
*3/3
! 3/9
CS BAKERSFIELD
at CS San B’Dino
at Cal Poly Pomona
SAN FRAN. STATE
CS MONTEREY BAY
vs Alaska Anchorage
L 62-77
W 56-38
W 63-58
W 59-50
W 83-56
L 48-49
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Date
11/14
11/16
11/17
11/24
*11/30
*12/1
12/7
12/8
12/15
12/28
*1/4
*1/5
*1/9
*1/11
*1/18
*1/19
*1/25
*1/26
*2/1
*2/2
*2/8
*2/9
*2/13
*2/16
*2/22
*2/23
*2/28
*2/29
#3/4
Opponent
Score
HOPE INT’L
L 56-62
vs Univ. of Tampa
W 54-53
vs Northwest Nazarene W 77-68
AZUSA PACIFIC
W 53-44
SONOMA STATE
L 56-61
HUMBOLDT STATE
W 66-60
vs Univ. South Dakota
L 50-59
vs Concordia (CA)
W 50-59
at Biola University
W 60-47
FERRIS STATE
W 59-40
at Cal Poly Pomona
L 69-72(OT)
at CS San B’Dino
L 60-64(OT)
CAL STATE L.A.
W 60-40
UC SAN DIEGO
L 52-65
at San Fran. State
L 50-66
at CS Monterey Bay
W 71-55
CHICO STATE
L 50-70
CS STANISLAUS
L 50-54
at Humboldt State
L 48-52
at Sonoma State
W 59-46
CS SAN B’DINO
L 50-54
CAL POLY POMONA
W 61-47
at Cal State L.A.
W 66-59
at UC San Diego
L 64-75
CS MONTEREY BAY
L 70-84
SAN FRAN. STATE
L 54-68
at CS Stanislaus
W 72-68
at Chico State
L 50-67
vs Chico State
L 45-62
# CCAA Tournament
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Date
11/15
11/16
11/25
*12/5
*12/6
12/10
12/20
12/27
12/28
*12/31
*1/3
*1/9
*1/10
*1/16
*1/17
*1/23
*1/24
*1/30
*1/31
*2/5
*2/6
*2/13
*2/14
*2/20
*2/21
*2/26
*2/27
#3/3
#3/6
#3/7
! 3/13
Opponent
vs. Northwest Nazarene
vs. Central Washington
BIOLA UNIVERSITY
CAL POLY POMONA
CS SAN B’DINO
at Hope International
at Azusa Pacific
at St. Martin’s
at St. Martin’s
at Cal State L.A.
at UC San Diego
SAN FRAN. STATE
CS MONTEREY BAY
at Chico State
at Cal State Stanislaus
HUMBOLDT STATE
SONOMA STATE
at CS San B’Dino
at Cal Poly Pomona
CAL STATE L.A.
UC SAN DIEGO
at CS Monterey Bay
at San Francisco State
CS STANISLAUS
CHICO STATE
at Sonoma State
at Humboldt State
SAN FRAN. STATE
vs. Chico State
vs. Humboldt State
vs. UC San Diego
Score
W 72-64
W 73-69
W 72-58
L 48-55
L 58-60
W 77-47
L 62-71
L 72-78
W 72-78
W 52-33
L 56-66
W 68-45
W 73-61
W 63-55
W 64-49
L 56-72
W 49-43
W 62-52
L 51-59
W 72-35
L 63-69
W 69-48
W 52-44
W 60-46
W 64-50
W 48-36
L 57-71
W 62-59
W 74-61
W 74-69
L 65-66
# CCAA Tournament
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Dominguez hills
University President
Dr. mildred García
Mildred García, Ed.D.,
is the seventh president of
California State University,
Dominguez Hills and the
eleventh female president—
the 1st Latina president—in
the California State University
system.
With
a
strong
commitment to equitable
access in higher education
for all and with more than
three decades of teaching
and administrative experience, Dr. García took the helm as
President on August 1, 2007 and is poised to lead the highly
diverse faculty, staff and student body at CSU Dominguez
Hills. An urban university located in the South Bay area of Los
Angeles County, CSU Dominguez Hills offers 45 baccalaureate
degrees and 21 master’s degrees. Enrollment exceeds 12,000
students, of which about 2,000 enroll via distance education
opportunities. The student population is among the most
ethnically and culturally rich in the nation. President García
brings with her a commitment to multicultural alliances
and believes that these coalitions strengthen not only an
individual’s self-development and opportunities, but also
strengthen institutions and communities.
President García came to Dominguez Hills after serving
from 2001 to 2007 as president of Berkeley College in New
York and New Jersey, where she championed the cause of
access with success—the obligation to make the attainment
of a college degree a realistic goal for all who strive to succeed.
Under her leadership, the college began offering full academic
programs in an online format. Over 14 bachelor’s and 14
associate’s degrees were approved, including Criminal Justice,
International Business, Fashion Marketing and Management,
Health Information Management and Human Resources. The
college also made a number of capital improvements during
her tenure, including the construction of new facilities as well
as the modernization and renovation of existing facilities.
Prior to Berkeley, she was at Arizona State University
(1997-2001), holding a variety of positions there, including
Vice Provost for Academic Personnel, Associate Vice Provost
for Academic Affairs, Associate Director of the Hispanic
Research Center at Arizona State University, and Tenured
Professor in the Social and Behavioral Sciences Department.
From 1986 to 1996 she was at Montclair State University,
starting out as Executive Assistant to the Vice President of
Academic Affairs before joining the faculty in the School of
Professional Studies and serving as Assistant Vice President
of Academic Affairs (1988-1996). She has also held the post
of Dean of Students at Hostos Community College of City
University of New York (1979-1986).
An educator foremost, President García’s research has
concentrated on equity in higher education and its impact
on policy and practice. She has written extensively and is
a much sought-after speaker at national and international
conferences.Among the books she has authored are Succeeding
in an Academic Career, which focuses on how faculty of color
can succeed in higher education; Assessing Campus Diversity
Initiatives (co-published); and Transforming the 1stYear of College
for Students of Color (with Laura I. Redón and Dawn Person).
Most recently, she was a keynote speaker at the Association
of American Colleges and Universities’ Annual Conference,
and presented at the American Council on Education’s 3rd
Summit for Women of Color Administrators in Higher
Education. She was panel moderator for “Connecting
Higher Education to Industry and Marketplace Needs” at
the International Economic Development Council (IEDC)
Annual Conference and delivered the keynote address at
the University of San Diego, Community College Leadership
Development Initiatives Summer Academy.
President García is an active member of the American
Council of Education where she serves on its Board of
Directors. She also serves on the Editorial Advisory Board
of Peer Review, Association of American Colleges and
Universities; on the Advisory Board for Hispanic Outlook
in Higher Education, on the Board of Trustees of the
Caucus Educational Corporation; on the Board of Trustees
of Caribbean University, Puerto Rico; and as founding
board member of the National Council for Educational
Partnerships.
President García received a Doctor of Education as well
as a Master of Arts in higher education administration from
Teachers College, Columbia University; an M.A. in business
education/higher education from New York University;
a B.S. in business education from Bernard Baruch College
of City University of New York (CUNY); and an A.A.S. in
legal secretarial sciences in business from New York City
Community College of CUNY.
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The University
Located in Carson, just 13 miles south from LAX and
minutes from the South Bay beaches, California State
University, Dominguez Hills sits on a 346-acre campus that
shares space with the Home Depot Center, home to MLS
Through these programs, CSUDH offers 45 majors and
51 minors, 26 Certificate Programs, 22 Graduate Degree
Programs and 10 Credential Programs that serve an average
12,000 students per semester while boasting an exceptional
21:1 student-to-faculty ratio.
DIstance Learning
CSUDH also is a nationwide leader in distance learning
programs, which have been featured on National Public
Radio’s “Morning Edition” and NBC-TV’s “Homepage.” Other
off-campus programs that have made CSUDH the vibrant
institution it has become are the statewide nursing program,
the master’s of humanities and an online MBA program.
Basketball History
The University is divided into six distinct schools/colleges:
College of Business Administration and Public Policy; College
of Education; College of Extended and International Education; picnic area, with grassy knolls and an exquisite landscape
College of Health and Human Services; College of Natural surrounding the buildings that create a perfect background
and Behavioral Sciences; College of Arts & Humanities.
for either studying or relaxing, or both.
Dominguez hills
Educational Diversity
Cal State Dominguez Hills embraces the diversity of its
students by sponsoring more than 70 student organizations
ranging from Departmental/Professional and Recreation/
Sports organizations to Cultural, Religious Service and Special
Interest groups.
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HOUSING
Cal State Dominguez Hills holds a unique
opportunity for students by offering on-campus housing.
It’s a convenient, safe and cost-effective resource to
enhance the time spent
at school. In contrast to
the traditional residence
halls or dormitories,
University Housing is
an apartment complex
composed of 22 separate
two-story buildings and
two common buildings.
All apartments are fully
furnished and facilities
include recreation and
meeting rooms, laundry
facilities and a computer lab. On the complex grounds
are basketball and volleyball courts, a weight room and a
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soccer teams the L.A. Galaxy and Chivas USA.
The University boasts an environment that provides
a distinct advantage for its students by embracing the
surrounding community.
CSUDH’s
diverse
demographics are shown
through every possible
dimension:
cultural,
ethnic, age, gender,
religious, economic and
intellectual.
Serving
students locally,nationally
and internationally, the
Carson campus allows
students to pursue a
higher education while
being able to develop the skills necessary for the working
world after graduation. By creating a balance between the
desired social atmosphere of a small campus and the cultural
and academic possibilities available at a larger university,
ample opportunities exist to quench the desire for intellectual
development.
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Opportunities to study abroad are available in seventeen
countries including Chile, Japana, England, Mexico, Peru and
France to name a few.
Cal State Dominguez Hills
The 2009-10 Team
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Basketball History
Dominguez hills
CSUDH V.P. / Director of Athletics
Dr. SusaN E. Borrego
Vice President for Enrollment Management & Student Affairs
Dr. Susan E. Borrego was appointed Cal State Dominguez Hills’ Vice President for Enrollment Management
and Student Affairs in January of 2009, after serving as the Vice President for Planning and Enrollment Management
since the summer of 2008.
As the Vice President, Borrego is responsible for several areas on campus including admissions, financial aid,
housing, outreach services, public safety, student development, disabled student services, student activities and
intercollegiate athletics. Among her primary tasks will be to develop and implement the University’s strategic
enrollment plan as well as a comprehensive retention program.
Prior to Cal State Dominguez Hills, Borrego spent three years at fellow CCAA school Cal State Monterey Bay where she served in a
similar capacity. Under her leadership, CSUMB experienced a 44 percent increase in freshmen enrollment, reversing a three year decline.
Overall enrollment increased by 32 percent at the university during her time there.
Prior to working at CSUMB, Borrego served as Associated Vice Chancellor and Dean of Students at the University of Arkansas at
Fayetteville. She previously was an Associate Dean/Director of Minority Student Affairs at the California Institute of Technology, where she
also served as executive director of CALTECH Y, a nonprofit student activities center at the university.
Borrego is a scholar practitioner who has taught at the University of Southern California and University of Redlands. Her research
and publications have concentrated on student learning, social class diversity, and the collaboration of academic affairs and students affairs
to ensure student success.
Borrego holds a Ph.D. in education from the Claremont Graduate University.
Patrick Guillen
Director of Athletics
Patrick Guillen assumed his position as the Director of Intercollegiate Athletics on November 1, 2005 after serving
as the Assistant Athletics Director since 2002, and has led the department to its most successful overall seasons since
its inception in 1968. Guillen’s tenure at CSUDH began in August of 1995 as the Director of Athletic Media Relations
after coming to the Toros program from Vanguard University (formerly So. California College) in Costa Mesa, CA.
As the Director of Athletics, Guillen secured several new corporate partners, updated CSUDH’s corporate
sponsorship with Enterprise Rent-A-Car, hired CSUDH’s new volleyball and baseball coaches, oversaw the appointment
of a new Faculty Athletics Representative, raised necessary funds for new baseball and softball bleachers, sold venue
advertising, centralized and updated concessions, and formulated future fundraising ideas which have substantially increased CSUDH Athletics
funding beginning in the 2006 season. Additionally, his efforts were instrumental in the annual Toros Scholarship Golf Classics, which consistently
have increased their profits over the past four years under Guillen’s leadership.
Guillen serves on the Board of Directors for the Boys & Girls Club of Carson, as well as on both the CCAA Administrative and CCAA
Championship Committees. He is also an active member of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) and
the NCAA Division II Athletic Directors Association, was named an NCAA Regional Advisory Committee member for women’s soccer and
appointed the CCAA Sports Information liaison, and most recently was selected for a 3-year term on the Baseball West Region Committee.
In 2006, Guillen began his appointments on the CSUDH WASC Sub-Committee for Civic Engagement, as well as on the University Budget
Committee (UBC), which recommends budget requests and allocations to the President of the University, two committees he continues to
serve on.
Guillen has been an integral part of an Athletics Department that has captured two NCAA Division II men’s soccer National Championships
(including 2008), hosted the NCAA Division II Final Four women’s soccer championship, and first- and second-round NCAA Division II men’s
soccer championships. In addition, Guillen initiated the negotiation process that brought the Home Depot Center to the Carson campus.
On the academic front, the overall student-athlete GPA has increased from 2.63 (04-05) to 2.67 (05-06) to 2.73 (06-07) to 2.78 (07-08) to
2.90 this past year under Guillen’s leadership, an all-time high, while 76 student-athletes made the CSUDH Athletics spring 2009 honor roll, 61
were recognized by the NCAA as part of the 22nd Annual National STUDENT-Athlete Day, and 27 Toros were named to the 2008-09 CCAA’s
All-Academic list. Additionally, four of 17 total recipients were named CSUDH Presidential Scholars this past year.
Beginning with his Assistant Athletics Director/Media Relations responsibilities in 2002, Guillen had been responsible for fundraising, media,
community and public relations, as well as the oversight of all home event management operations.
Prior to working in intercollegiate athletics, Guillen enjoyed a successful sales and marketing career in the healthcare industry, working as the
Area Marketing Manager for what was then the largest privately-owned healthcare organization in the country, Comprehensive Rehabilitation
Associates, Inc.
Born in nearby Torrance, Guillen’s roots are fixed in Carson, having graduated from Carson High School. He earned his undergraduate
degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Management and Marketing from Vanguard University in 1987. Guillen resides in Irvine.
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Tim McGuire
Head Certified
Athletic Trainer
Max Ward
Facilities Coordinator
Dr. Mike Ernst
Faculty Athletics
Representative
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Jennifer Smoyak
Certified Assistant
Athletic Trainer
Tiffany Edlin
Marketing & Promotions
Coordinator
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Natalie Lockhart
Compliance Coordinator &
Senior Woman Admin.
Toro Athletics Staff & Head Coaches
Valerie Long
Academic Advisor
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Scott Davenport
Head Coach
Women’s Volleyball
Deann Schlobohm
Head Coach
Women’s Cross Country
Warren Edmonson
Head Coach
Women’s Track & Field
Van Girard
Head Coach
Damaine Powell
Head Coach
Men’s Basketball
Jim Maier
Head Coach
Softball
Murphy Su’a
Head Coach
Baseball
Dr. John Johnson
Head Coach
Men’s Golf
Dominguez hills
Jeff Tuttle
Associate Head Coach
Men’s & Women’s Soccer
Basketball History
Joe Flanagan
Head Coach
Men’s & Women’s Soccer
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2009-10 Opponents
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Basketball History
Dominguez hills
Sports Information / Media Relations
Sports Information Staff
Mel Miranda
Assistant Athletic Director/Sports Information Director
Mel begins his fourth season as the Assistant Athletics Director after being named the Sports Information
Director in spring of 2006, five months after holding the position on an interim basis, and three years after
beginning his CSUDH career as the Assistant SID.
As the Assistant Athletics Director, Mel serves as the liaison between CSUDH and the Home Depot Center,
the advisor for the Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), and the sport supervisor for CSUDH’s softball
program. Additionally, he contributes towards the department’s overall marketing and special event efforts.
As the Media Relations contact, Mel handles men’s and women’s soccer, men’s basketball, softball and golf, and
oversees volleyball, cross country, women’s basketball, baseball and indoor/outdoor track & field. He also pens season previews, helps
with the design and editing of all media guides, and is responsible for home game management, post-game recaps and web site content.
Additionally, he was instrumental in the design and implementation of CSUDH Athletics’ new marks as well as for its new web site, www.
GoToros.com.
Prior to his career in athletics, Mel worked at Virgin Records America from 1996-2002, with the last four years as a publicist. Before his
stint at VRA, he began his public relations career at Atlantic Records after graduating from UCLA with a degree in English.
Mel enjoys copy-editing, playing unlimited arc slow pitch softball, and dog training, and is an avid fan of the Bruins, Dodgers, Lakers and
Chargers. Married to the former Malu Pangan, the southern California natives welcomed daughter Medina into their family on January 31,
2005, and son Mathias on May 17, 2007. The Mirandas reside in Long Beach with their dog Mori.
Tom Weed
Assistant Sports Information Director
Tom Weed begins his second year as the Assistant Sports Information Director after the last two seasons at
fellow CCAA school Cal State Monterey Bay, where he served in a similar capacity.
His day-to-day duties include being the contact person for volleyball, cross country, women’s basketball, baseball
and track & field, as well as the creation and maintenance of content on www.GoToros.com, design and layout of
athletics publications including media guides, game programs, brochures and fliers, and statistical recording for
all Toro sports.
The Lancaster native enjoys soccer, softball, baseball, golfing and Washington Huskies Athletics, and on rare
occasion can be seen as the man behind the mask in the Toro mascot outfit. At Bethel Christian High School, he was a three-time letter
winner in baseball and competed in city league soccer as a goalkeeper prior to transferring to CSU Monterey Bay.
Toros Online
Media Outlets
For the most up-to-date information on game results,
statistics and releases, and for live, audio, video & statistics,
visit us online at:
South Bay Daily Breeze
Todd Bailey, Sports Editor
Phone: (310) 540-4201
Fax: (310) 540-3067
http://www.GoToros.com
Media Guide Credits
The 2009-10 CSUDH Women’s Basketball Media Guide
is a production of the CSUDH Sports Information Office.
Designed and edited by Tom Weed and Mel Miranda, CSUDH
Sports Information. Cover design by Teriana Loftin.
Individual,team and action photography courtesy of Keadrick
Washtington, Kirby Lee, Michael Foo and Yary Photography.
Printing by BAM Graphics (Arcadia, CA). For additional
copies, send $6.00 per copy to: CSUDH Athletics, 1000 E.
Victoria Street, Carson, CA 90747. Make checks payable to
“CSUDH - Women’s Basketball.”
Los Angeles Times
Phone: (800) 528-4637 x77151
Fax: (213) 237-7876
Long Beach Press-Telegram
Phone: (562) 499-1338
Fax: (562) 437-8914
Gardena Valley News
Phone: (310) 329-6351
Fax: (310) 329-7501
Associated Press
Phone: (213) 626-1200
Fax: (213) 346-0200
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2008-09 CCAA Champions
Men’s Cross Country
Chico State
Women’s Cross Country
Chico State
Women’s Soccer
UC San Diego
Cal State Dominguez Hills #
UC San Diego $
Men’s Basketball
Cal State San Bernardino #
CSUDH, CPP, CSUSB $
Women’s Volleyball
Baseball
UC San Diego #$
Women’s Tennis
UC San Diego
Women’s Track & Field
UC San Diego
Men’s Golf
Sonoma State
Men’s Track & Field
Chico State
Sports Information Directors
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SID (School)E-Mail
Al Barba (CCAA).................................................. [email protected]
Mark Reinhiller (CPP)[email protected]
Marty Valdez (CSUEB)........................ [email protected]
Paul Helms (CSULA)[email protected]
Mindy Mills (CSUMB)[email protected]
Mike Murphy (CSUSB)........................................ [email protected]
Hung Tsai (CSUS).................................................... [email protected]
Luke Reid (CSUC)................................................ [email protected]
Dan Pambianco (HSU)..................................... [email protected]
Joe Danahey (SFSU)....................................................... [email protected]
Brandon Bronzan (SSU)[email protected]
Ryan Hall (UCSD).......................................................r2hall@ucsd.edu
Basketball History
www .G o T oros . com 2008-09 Review
The California Collegiate Athletic Association has been the
nation’s most successful intercollegiate athletic conferences since its
establishment in December 1938.
The 12-member league is home to some of the nation’s finest
NCAA Division II athletic programs in Cal Poly Pomona, Cal State
Dominguez Hills, Cal State East Bay, Cal State L.A., Cal State San
Bernardino, Cal State Stanislaus, Chico State, CSU, Monterey Bay,
Humboldt State, UC San Diego, San Francisco State and Sonoma
State.
CCAA institutions compete in seven women’s and six men’s
conference-sponsored sports. Fall sports include men’s and women’s
cross country, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. Men’s
and women’s basketball are contested in the winter, and women’s
tennis, men’s golf, men’s and women’s outdoor track & field, softball
and baseball comprise spring competition.
CCAA members have won 148 NCAA Championships (100
men, 48 women) all time, far and away the most of any Division II
conference. On the men’s side, CCAA members have brought home
at least 10 titles in swimming & diving (25), wrestling (16), track & field
(13), tennis (11) and baseball (10).
During 2008-09, CCAA captured team national championships
in men’s soccer (Cal State Dominguez Hills) and men’s golf (Sonoma
State). Cal Poly Pomona was national-runner up in men’s basketball and
Cal State San Bernardino finished second at the NCAA Championships
in women’s volleyball and men’s golf.
CCAA institutions have been very successful in the history of
NCAA women’s athletics, having won 10 cross country, nine softball, six
track & field, five volleyball and five basketball national championships
as well as 13 more in four other sports.
The CCAA has undergone several changes in conference
membership since charter members UC Santa Barbara, Fresno State,
San Diego State and San Jose State came together to form the league
in 1938. Over the past 70 years, a number of institutions have been
members of the CCAA, including Cal State Bakersfield, Cal State
Northridge, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, Chapman, Cal State Fullerton,
Long Beach State, Pacific, Pepperdine, UC Riverside, UC Davis and
Grand Canyon University.
The CCAA Commissioner’s Office relocated from southern
California to the San Francisco Bay Area-suburb of Walnut Creek in
July 1998. Robert J. Hiegert is in his 12th year as the Commissioner.
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The CCAA
North to South:
Humboldt State - Lumberjacks
Chico State - Wildcats
Sonoma State - Seawolves
Cal State East Bay - Pioneers *
San Francisco State - Gators
Cal State Stanislaus - Warriors
Cal State Monterey Bay - Otters
Cal Poly Pomona - Broncos
CSU San Bernardino - Coyotes
CSU Dominguez Hills - Toros
Cal State L.A. - Golden Eagles
UC San Diego - Tritons
* Provisional Member
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Men’s Soccer
Sonoma State
Softball
Cal State Monterey Bay #
Humboldt State $
# - Tournament Champion | $ - Regular Season Champion
CCAA Universities
California Collegiate Athletic Association
2009 Toro Volleyball
The 2009 Team
2009 Opponents
2008 Season Review
Volleyball History
Dominguez hills
Toro Traditions of Excellence
Cal State Dominguez Hills is an NCAA Division II institution that competes in the California Collegiate Athletic Association
(CCAA). Although CSUDH is one of the younger schools in the conference, we are one of the most athletically competitive
and honored schools in the CCAA, with 26 conference titles and five national championships to date.
The Athletics Department was founded in 1968 with the inception of the school’s first intercollegiate team in men’s golf,
which was founded by the Toros’ first ever Athletics Director, Dr. John Johnson. “Dr. J,” as he’s affectionately known,
continues his role to this day as the head coach of the men’s golf team and currently is the oldest active coach in the NCAA
- a true living legend, indeed!
In a letter dated April 1969, Chairman of the 2nd Ad Hoc Committee on College Symbols Thomas S. Bullock announced
that the CSUDH student body voted on Cardinal and Gold as the school’s colors, and a bull to replace the existing “Gypsy
Dancer” as its new mascot.
The bull, since referred to as the Toro, was derived from the “Dominguez Family history of cattle ranching,” and will also
“be well adapted to team symbols, etc.” Luckily for both CSUDH and our newly-adapted school mascot, the volatile nature
of a bull’s temperament deterred Chairman Bullock from keeping a live example on campus.
Our Successes
2009 NCAA D-II Women’s Soccer National Runner-Up
National Championships
2008 - Men’s Soccer (NCAA)
2000 - Men’s Soccer (NCAA)
1991 - Women’s Soccer (NCAA)
1975 - Men’s Volleyball (NAIA)
1975 - Men’s Badminton (NAIA)
CCAA Conference Championships
Men’s Soccer (9)
2009, 2007, 2006, 2002, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1988, 1982
Women’s Soccer (7)
2004, 1998, 1997, 1996, 1995, 1992, 1991
2008-09 Women’s Basketball CCAA Tournament Champions
Men’s Basketball (3)
2008-09, 1986-87, 1980-81
Women’s Basketball (3)
2008-09, 1995-96, 1994-95
Baseball (3)
1994, 1987, 1986
Softball (2)
2005, 1983
2008-09 CCAA Athletes of the Year, Kevin Gallaugher (L) & Jon Alia
CCAA Athletes of the Year
2008-09 - Kevin Gallaugher - Men’s Soccer
2000-01 - Juan Carlos Bolanos - Men’s Soccer
1988-89 - Anthony Blackmon - Men’s Basketball
1986-87 - William Alexander - Men’s Basketball
CCAA Scholar-Athletes of the Year
2008-09 - Jon Alia - Baseball
1996-97 - Cherish Jordan - Women’s Soccer
1993-94 - Monica Lastrapes - Women’s Soccer
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2009-10
Schedule
Day, Date Opponent
Location
Wed, 11/18 * Cal State L.A.Torodome
Tue, 11/24Azusa Pacific UniversityTorodome
Time
5:30pm
5:00pm
Colorado School of Mines Thanksgiving Classic
Fri, 11/27 vs. Regis University
Golden, CO
Sat, 11/28 vs. Colorado School of Mines
Golden, CO
4:00pm
4:00pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
12:00pm
1:00pm
1:00pm
5:30pm
5:00pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
5:30pm
CCAA Basketball Championships
Tue, 3/2 vs. First Round
Campus Sites
Fri, 3/5 vs. Semi-Final
Arcata, CA
Sat, 3/6 vs. Finals
Arcata, CA
TBA
TBA
5:00pm
29th Annual NCAA D-II Women’s Basketball Championships
Fri, 3/12 vs.West Regional First Round
TBA
TBA
Sat, 3/13 vs.West Regional Semi-Final
TBA
TBA
Mon, 3/15 vs.West Regional Final
TBA
TBA
Tue, 3/23 vs. Elite Eight
St. Jospeh, MO
TBA
Wed, 3/24 vs. National Semi-Final
St. Joseph, MO
TBA
Fri, 3/26 vs. National Final
St. Joseph, MO
TBA
* California Collegiate Athletic Association Game
Home Games in Bold in Carson, CA
Neutral Site Games in Italics
Live audio, video & stats available on www.GoToros.com/Live
All game times local to game site | Dates and times subject to change
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Van Girard
Head Coach • 22nd Season
Thu, 12/3 * at Sonoma State
Rohnert Park, CA
Sat, 12/5 * at Humboldt State
Arcata, CA
Mon, 12/21 vs. Dixie State College
Los Angeles, CA
Wed, 12/23 vs. St. Martin’s University
Los Angeles, CA
Sat, 1/2 * Cal State East BayTorodome
Sun, 1/3 *UC San DiegoTorodome
Fri, 1/8 * San Francisco StateTorodome
Sat, 1/9 * Cal State Monterey BayTorodome
Fri, 1/15 * at Cal Poly Pomona
Pomona, CA
Sat, 1/16 * at Cal State San Bernardino
San Bernardino, CA
Fri, 1/22 * at Cal State Stanislaus
Turlock, CA
Sat, 1/23 * at Chico State
Chico, CA
Wed, 1/27 * at Cal State L.A.
Los Angeles, CA
Fri, 1/29 * Humboldt StateTorodome
Sat, 1/30 * Sonoma StateTorodome
Thu, 2/4 * at UC San Diego
La Jolla, CA
Sat, 2/6 * at Cal State East Bay
Hayward, CA
Fri, 2/12 * at Cal State Monterey Bay
Seaside, CA
Sat, 2/13 * at San Francisco State
San Francisco, CA
Fri, 2/19 * Cal State San BernardinoTorodome
Sat, 2/20 * Cal Poly PomonaTorodome
Thu, 2/25 * Chico StateTorodome
Fri, 2/26 * Cal State StanislausTorodome

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