Humboldt State Women's Basketball Guide by HSU Sports Information

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Quick Facts......................................................................................... 3 2012-13 Roster................................................................................. 4 Pronunciation Guide........................................................................... 4 Coaching Staff................................................................................. 5-9 Head Coach Joddie Gleason.....................................................6-7 Assistant Coach Skip Gleason...................................................... 8 President Rollin Richmond................................................................ 10 Athletic Director Dan Collen.............................................................. 10 Athletic Support Staff....................................................................... 11 2012-13 Outlook.............................................................................. 12 Opponent Information.................................................................13-15 2012-13 Lumberjacks................................................................16-21 Returners.............................................................................16-18 Newcomers...........................................................................19-20 2011-12 Review..........................................................................22-26 Final Results.............................................................................. 23 Individual Honors...................................................................... 23 Final Stats.................................................................................. 24 Final Conference Stats............................................................... 25 Game by Game Highs................................................................. 26 Records.......................................................................................27-30 Coaching Records............................................................................. 31 All-Time Roster............................................................................32-34 Lumberjack Honors.....................................................................35-36 Hall of Fame..................................................................................... 37 All-Time Series.................................................................................. 38 Year-By-Year Scores....................................................................39-47 Lumberjack SAAC.........................................................................48-49 2012-13 Schedule........................................................................... BC

- RISE Each year the Humboldt State women’s basketball team picks a theme for the new season. This year’s theme is RISE: Relentless, Intensity, Sacrifice, Emotion. “Each year we like to come up with a team motto for the team,” said head coach Joddie Gleason. “We feel like this one talks about what quality teams can do every day in practice and games. It’s not only rise up to for games, but to be intent and bring energy to every drill. This team is really competitive and want to do well. We have such a strong core of returners to get our program where we want to be and the new kids are trying to learn as fast as they can. Rise encompases so many different aspects of a quality program and quality team. Mission Statement: The Humboldt State University Intercollegiate Athletics Program functions as an integral part of the academic and social environment of the university and the community in which it resides. Consistent with the university’s stated mission and goals, its coaches, studentathletes and professional staff strive to maintain the highest standards of academic achievement, sportsmanship, athletic competitiveness, integrity and citizenship. The intercollegiate athletics program is committed to the principles, mission and guidelines set forth by Humboldt State University and the NCAA including equitable opportunity for all student-athletes and staff including women and minorities. We are committed to the principles of sportsmanship and ethical conduct, rules compliance and amateurism as defined by NCAA for athletics staff, student-athletes and institutional personnel. Credits: The 2012 Humboldt State Women’s Basketball Media Guide is a product of the Humboldt State Sports Information Office. Layout and editing by Sammi Sheppard. Player biographies writen by Dan Pambianco, Jason Saltzman and Sammi Sheppard. Cover design: Sammi Sheppard. Portraits: Evan Wisheropp, Dan Pambianco and Sammi Sheppard. Photos: Austyn Cromartie, Angela Dallas, Dan Pambianco, Sammi Sheppard and Evan Wisheropp. All names, nicknames, logos and other indicia referring to Humboldt State University are trademarked and protected by the university. Any unauthorized use is prohibited. Humboldt State University does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, pregnancy, age disability, disabled veterans or Vietnam status. This policy applies to all HSU students, faculty and staff programs and activities. Questions regarding this policy should be directed to the Director of the Office of Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action, Humboldt State University, 1 Harpst Street, Arcata, Calif. 95521.

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HUMBOLDT STATEQUICK FACTS

UNIVERSITYFACTS School................................................. Humboldt State University System................................................. California State University City/State................................................................... Arcata, Calif. Founded............................................................................... 1913 Enrollment............................................................................7,903 Colors.......................................................................Green & Gold Nickname..................................................................Lumberjacks Conference.......................... Great Northwest Athletic Conference Affiliation..............................................................NCAA Division II President.......................................................Dr. Rollin Richmond Director of Athletics.....................................................Dan Collen Athletics Phone.................................................. (707) 826-3666 Faculty Athletic Representative......................... Dr. Jeffry Borgeld Sports Information Contact................................Sammi Sheppard BASKETBALLHISTORY First Year of Basketball.........................................................1973 Conference Titles.............................................. 1 (NCAC 1993-94) CCAA Tournament Titles............................................ 1 (2009-10) NCAA Appearances.............................4 (94-95, 05-06, 08-09, 09-10) All-time Record..............................................................372-531 (.412) All-time Conference Record............................................ 221-330 (.401

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TEAMFACTS Head Coach..................................................................... Joddie Gleason Alma Mater (year).................................................... Chico State (1993) Career Record/HSU......................................................257-132/140-87 Years at HSU...............................................................................9th year Head Coach Phone...................................................... (707) 826-5943 Head Coach Email..............................................gleason@humboldt.edu Assistant Coach...................................................................Skip Gleason Asst. Coach Phone....................................................... (707) 826-5942 Asst. Coach Email...................................... skip.gleason@humboldt.edu Alma Mater (year).................................................... Chico State (1995) 2011-12 Overall/Conf. Record...............................................19-8/15-7 Starters Returning..................................................................... 2 Starters Lost.............................................................................. 3 Letterwinners Returning............................................................ 6 Letterwinners Lost..................................................................... 7 ARENAINFORMATION Name............................................................... Lumberjack Arena Capacity.............................................................................. 2,000 Date Dedicated........................................................ Oct. 3, 2008

2012ROSTERS # NAME 00 Jain Tuey 2 Ali Orlich 3 Danielle Gaumer 10 Lisa Petty 20 Jessica Johnson 21 Amanda Kunst 22 Caitie Richards 23 Tiana Maxwell 24 Kelly Kime 25 Elle Anderson 32 Meghan Ringer 33 Julie De Leon 34 Sumayyah Wiggins 44 DJ Martel

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HOMETOWN PREVIOUS SCHOOL Fortuna College of the Redwoods Fresno Clovis West HS Hayward Moreau Catholic HS Castro Valley Castro Valley HS Phelan Serrano HS McKinleyville McKinleyville HS Snoqualmie, Wash. Mount Si HS Fresno Central East HS Eureka Eureka HS Carlton, Ore. Yamhill-Carlton HS Moraga Southern Utah Downey Warren HS Sacramento Monterey Trail HS Alameda Encinal HS

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Jain Tuey JANE TOO-ee Ali Orlich OR-litch (rhymes with itch) Danielle Gaumer GAH-mur Amanda Kunst KOONST Tiana Maxwell TEE-ah-na Kelly Kime KIME (rhyms with time) Elle Anderson ELL-ee Meghan Ringer like Megan (silent h) Julie De Leon day lay-OHN Sumayyah Wiggins SUH-mai-uh DJ Martel MAR-tell

Head Coach: Joddie Gleason (9th year) Assistant Coach: Skip Gleason (6th year) Assistant Coach: Andrea Bobic (3rd year) Strength & Conditioning Coach: Angela Dendas

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JODDIEGLEASON Head Coach 9th Season

Joddie Gleason enters her ninth season at the helm of the Humboldt State’s women’s basketball program and led the 2011-12 women to a 19-8 overall finish (15-7 conference), including upsetting the No. 1 team, UC San Diego, by handing the Tritons their first loss of the season and breaking a 26-game winning streak. Following a nationwide search, Gleason was selected as the ninth head women’s basketball coach at Humboldt State University on April 22, 2004. In her eight years at HSU, Gleason has amassed a 140-87 overall mark and is 102-67 in league contests (81-47 in the CCAA and 21-15 in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference). Her .617 winning percentage is by far the best in school history. During her first season heading the Lumberjack squad, Gleason compiled a 12-15 overall record and a 9-9 conference mark, much improved from the previous season’s 4-23 overall record. The eight-win improvement was the 12th best reversal among NCAA Division II women’s basketball programs.

The Lumberjacks took another step forward during Gleason’s second year at the helm of the program (2005-06), compiling a 17-11 overall record and a NCAA Division II West Region playoff berth, the second postseason appearance in HSU women’s basketball history, and the first in 11 seasons. Gleason led the 2006-07 Jacks to a 17-10 overall and a 12-10 CCAA record. She coached two all-conference and one all-region (award-winning) athletes. In 2008-09, Humboldt State enjoyed its finest season in the history of the program. Records were set for overall wins, with 24, and conference wins, with 16. In addition, two players earned first-team all-conference honors and one athlete was twice honored as an All-America selection. The Lumberjacks finished with an overall record of 20-11, 14-8 in the California Collegiate Athletic Association, in 2009-10. After finishing in a tie for fourth place in the conference, the Jacks won the CCAA Tournament and earned the conference’s automatic bid to the NCAA Tournament. It was the team’s third NCAA Division II West Regional birth in the last five years—just the fourth in school history. During Gleason’s eight years as head coach, she has shaped three conference Newcomer of the Year honorees, four West Region award winners, three All-America and eleven All-Conference athletes.

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Prior to coming to Humboldt State, Gleason served as the head coach at Butte College in Oroville. Under her direction, Butte College compiled a record of 117-45 over five seasons. She guided the Roadrunners to two appearances in the California Community College Elite Eight, also taking her team to the Sweet Sixteen on two other occasions. During her playing career, Gleason—who was inducted into Chico State’s hall of fame in the fall of 2004—became the school’s alltime scorer and earned All-American honors. She was named Northern California Athletic Conference Player of the Year following her senior season as well as earning the league’s Academic Athlete of the Year award. Following graduation from Chico State in 1993, with a B.A. in Liberal Studies, Gleason served as the Wildcats’ assistant coach from 1993-96. She also coached and taught in the Colusa Unified School District from 1996-99. Gleason earned a multiple subjects teaching credential and completed her Master of Arts in Physical Education, both from Chico State, in 2000. She and her husband, Skip, welcomed their first child, Raimee, on July 27, 2010.

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SKIPGLEASON Assistant Coach 6th Season

Skip Gleason enters his sixth season as Humboldt State’s assistant women’s basketball coach after joining the program on Aug. 16, 2007. Gleason’s duties include recruiting, video breakdown, post development, working with the defense, and running camps and clinics. In the 2009-10 season, Gleason helped guide the Lumberjacks to a 20-11 overall record. The team went 14-8 in the California Collegiate Athletic Association, which was good for a tie for fourth place. The Lumberjacks won the CCAA Tournament and earned the conferences automatic bid to the NCAA West Regional, where they went 1-1. It was the second time in his three years that the Jacks qualified for the tournament. The 2008-09 team finished 24-8 overall and 16-4 in the CCAA and second place in conference. Under his guidance Brittney Taylor, who graduated last year, earned the 2009-2010 Division II Bulletin Preseason All-America and Daktronics AllAmerica honors. She earned first-team All-CCAA honors each of the last two year. Her career marks of 1,100 points, 526 rebounds, 424 field goals and 242 free throws are good for fifth, eighth, sixth and sixth respectively on the programs all-time list. Her 460 points, 187 field goals and 107 free throws last season were good for fifth, fourth and sixth on the HSU single-season list. Before coming to Humboldt State, Gleason spent two years as the head coach at College of the Redwoods, turning the men’s basketball program around, going 15-16 overall in 2005-06, an eight win improvement from the previous season. In 2006-07, the Corsairs finished 19-13, claiming their first outright conference championship in school history and advancing to the second round of the state playoffs. Gleason was named the Golden Valley Conference Coach of the Year for his efforts. Gleason’s coaching career began at Colusa High School where he headed the varsity girls’ program from 1999-2004, collecting one Northern Section Division IV Championship, two league championships and a handful of Northern Section, Appeal Democrat and Tri-Counties Coach of the Year honors. In 2004-05, Gleason served as a volunteer assistant for the Lumberjack men’s basketball program, helping with summer camp organization, recruiting, on-court instruction and academic progress. Gleason and his wife Joddie, the Lumberjacks head women’s basketball coach, welcomed their first child, Raimee, on July 27, 2010.

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ROLLINRICHMOND President of Humboldt State Universtiy

Following a distinguished career as a faculty member, researcher in evolutionary biology, and academic administrator, Rollin C. Richmond was appointed the sixth president of Humboldt State University in 2002. Since his appointment, Humboldt State has gained recognition as a student-centered, diverse, and sustainable university which serves as an important community and economic hub. Richmond’s research focus is in the areas of the genetic mechanisms of evolution and the genetic bases for the effects of psychoactive drugs. He has won numerous grants from the National Institutes of Health and National Science Foundation, published over 80 articles in his field, and has presented his research findings internationally. Richmond’s campus and community involvements include service on the boards of the Long Island Technology Incubator while at SUNY Stony Brook, the H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center at the University of South Florida, and local United Way efforts in Florida, New York, Iowa and California. His honors include fellowship in the American Association for the Advancement of Science and Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (Australia), the University of South Florida President’s Award for Outstanding Performance and Enhancement of Affirmative Action in Higher Education, and an honorary doctorate from Georgia Agrarian State University.

DANCOLLEN Athletic Director

During Collen’s tenure as Athletic Director, the Lumberjack scholarship fund has quadrupled, providing educational opportunities to a diverse population of student-athletes. Those same students have brought success to the court, fields and track, entertaining a supportive community that has generously contributed to fundraising efforts and corporate sponsorships. Collen’s success is rooted in vast administrative experience that includes 21 years as director of Humboldt State’s Center Activities. He has also served a variety of non-profit organizations, including the management of the Arcata Community Pool and as past president of the Arcata Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber honored Collen for his achievements, naming him Business Leader of the Year. Collen’s understanding of the coaching realm stems from his previous roles at the high school, college and United States Volleyball Association levels since 1977. He served as the Lumberjacks head volleyball coach for four seasons from 1989 to 1992 and compiled a career record of 83-44, including a 31-7 single season record in 1990. He was an assistant coach for the HSU women’s volleyball team and the head coach of the men’s club team from 1977-79. Previously, Collen was the head coach of College of the Redwoods in 1981 and also coached high school and numerous nationally-ranked USVBA teams. Collen, who was born in Corpus Christi, Texas, resides in Arcata with his wife, Sarah. Collen has three children, Arian, Corey and Marissa.

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LAURIESHEPPARD Business Manager

JOHNDOSTAL

Equipment Manager

SHANNONCHILDS Head Athletic Trainer

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STEPHANIELANE

Asst. AD of Development/Event Management

DANPAMBIANCO

Asst. AD of Media Relations

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SAMMISHEPPARD

Sports Information & Communications Specialist

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2012-13OUTLOOK The time has come once again for the Humboldt State women’s basketball team to rise and get ready for a new season. After being left out of the National Collegiate Athletic Association Div. II West Region selection last year, the Jacks get the chance to start fresh and put their destiny in their own hands as they open the 2012-13 season this weekend. “We’re excited to open up,” said head coach Joddie Gleason. “We’ve been beating up on ourselves so it’ll be nice to put our hard work to the test against Academy of Art and Dominican University of California this week. Both of those teams will provide good challenges for us.” HSU heads down to Cal State East Bay for the California Collegiate Athletic Association/Pacific West Challenge tournament, where they will face AAU on Friday, Nov. 9, at 5 p.m. and DUC on Saturday, Nov. 10, at 3 p.m. “This early in the year it’s hard to focus on what everyone else will bring,” said Gleason. “We’re more focused on getting ourselves ready and on the same page.” With a majority of the team (nine of 15) new to the system, the Jacks have been busy learning and putting into practice the Lumberjack way of life. “There is so much teaching and learning that has to take place in such a short amount of time,” said Gleason. “Not only does the team have to learn the system, they have to be able to play it at a high level. It’s what we’re accustomed to.” Six returners, led by captains Caitie Richards, Elle Anderson and Lisa Petty, will help get the newcomers on the same page, working under one common theme of RISE: Relentless Intensity Sacrifice Emotion. “I feel like our core group of returners are doing a good job of being leaders and holding people accountable while being positive,” said Gleason. “Our team works really hard whether they’re in the weight room, doing conditioning running or at practice. They’re all committed and competing.”

averaging 13.6 points per game to put her in the top 10 of the conference’s leading scorers. Kime saw limited action due to injuries but is feeling healthy this season and will see action at either the guard or forward position. Jessica Johnson, Ali Orlich and Jain Tuey are all newcomers to the program and will help try to fill out the guard positions once they learn the system and gain some confidence for the Green and Gold. Forwards Kime, Tiana Maxwell and Amanda Kunst will each look to play a key part in the Lumberjack offense from the four spot. All three have some experience as forwards, but are mostly converted guards with Kunst having a little more experience at the post. With the HSU system, the post players will have the option to play inside and outside, which benefits from each of the three players’ experience as guards. Centers Returners Anderson and Meghan Ringer, along with freshman Sumayyah Wiggins, will compete to get in the mix at center for the Jacks. Anderson saw limited action last season, but is looking strong and fit as the season begins. Gleason is impressed with the hard work she put in the offseason to get in great shape and is excited to see what she can bring to the table. Ringer, who transferred midseason last year, has also been working hard to learn Gleason’s style of play and enters the new season with confidence. Gleason is confident Ringer will play a key role in the Lumberjacks’ success.

Guards One of the biggest holes Gleason and her coaching staff has had to fill is the point guard position after losing a key player in Kayla Williams to graduation. Since the position can be tough to learn in such a short amount of time, the coaching staff switched Richards from the 2 spot to the 1 spot to “help bridge the gap” and have been impressed with how well Richards has transitioned. Petty and Kelly Kime are two returning guards who will look to fill up a lot of minutes in the other guard spots. Petty, who received All-California Collegiate Athletic Association honors after the 2011-12 season, led the Jacks in points last year,

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Location: San Francisco, Calif. Conference: PacWest Nickname: Urban Knights Colors: Red and Black President: Dr. Elisa Stephens Enrollment: 18,000

Head Coach: LaNay Larson Overall Record: 16-10 (2nd year) Record at AAU: 16-10 (2nd year) Team 2011-12 Record: 16-10 Returning Lettermen: 10 Returning Starters: 2

Women’s Basketball SID: Rob Garcia Phone: 415-618-6495 Email: academyartoperations@gmail.com Athletic Director: Stephanie Strowbridge Website: www.artuathletics.com Court: Kezar Pavilion

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Location: Pomona, Calif. Conference: CCAA Nickname: Broncos Colors: Green and Gold President: J. Michael Ortiz Enrollment: 22,273

Head Coach: Danelle Bishop Overall Record: 185-99 (10th year) Record at CPP: 57-14 (3rd year) Team 2011-12 Record: 19-9 (15-7 CCAA) Returning Lettermen: 9 Returning Starters: 2

Women’s Basketball SID: Ivan Alber Phone: 909-869-2812 Email: ialber@csupomona.edu Athletic Director: Brian Swanson Website: www.broncoathletics.com Court: Kellogg Gym

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Location: Carson, Calif. Conference: CCAA Nickname: Toros Colors: Cardinal and Gold President: Dr. Willie J. Hagan Enrollment: 14,583

Head Coach: Molly Goodenbour Overall Record: 12-27 (5th year) Record at CSUDH: 0-0 (1st year) Team 2011 Record: 3-26 (2-20 CCAA) Returning Lettermen: 1 Returning Starters: 1

Women’s Basketball SID: Mel Miranda Phone: 310-243-3764 Email: mmiranda@csudh.edu Athletic Director: Patrick Guillen Website: www.gotoros.com Court: Torodome

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Location: Hayward, Calif. Conference: CCAA Nickname: Pioneers Colors: Red and Black President: Leroy Morishita Enrollment: 14,749

Head Coach: Suzy Barcomb Overall Record: 237-87 (12th year) Record at CSUEB: 16-39 (3rd year) Team 2011-12 Record: 12-17 (9-13 CCAA) Returning Lettermen: 8 Returning Starters: 4

Women’s Basketball SID: Marty Valdez Phone: 510-885-3528 Email: marty.valdez@csueastbay.edu Athletic Director: Debby De Angelis Website: www.eastbaypioneers.com Court: Pioneer Gym

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Location: Los Angeles, Calif. Conference: CCAA Nickname: Golden Eagles Colors: Black and Gold President: Dr. James M. Rosser Enrollment: 20,000

Head Coach: Janell Jones Overall Record: 285-111 (12th year) Record at CSULA: 25-31 (3rd year) Team 2011-12 Record: 18-12 (14-8 CCAA) Returning Lettermen: 11 Returning Starters: 3

Women’s Basketball SID: Paul Helms Phone: 323-343-5308 Email: phelmsatcslanet.calstatela.edu Athletic Director: Dr. Dan Bridges Website: www.csulaathletics.com Court: Eagles Nest

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Location: Seaside, Calif. Conference: CCAA Nickname: Otters Colors: Blue and Gold President: Dr. Eduardo Ochoa (Interim) Enrollment: 5,000

Head Coach: Renee Jimenez Overall Record: 77-37 (5th season) Record at CSUMB: 77-37 (5th season) Team 2011-12 Record: 21-9 (15-7 CCAA) Returning Lettermen: 9 Returning Starters: 2

Women’s Basketball SID: Kevin Gilmore Phone: 831-582-3118 Email: kgilmoreatcsumb.edu Athletic Director: Vince Otoupal Website: www.otterathletics.com Court: Otter Sports Complex

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Location: San Bernardino, Calif. Conference: CCAA Nickname: Coyotes Colors: Blue and Black President: Dr. Tomás Morales Enrollment: 17,500

Head Coach: Kevin Becker Overall Record: 470-254 Record at CSUSB: 238-201 (17th year) Team 2011-12 Record: 9-17 (8-14 CCAA) Returning Lettermen: 6 Returning Starters: 4

Women’s Basketball SID: Mark Reinhiller Phone: 909-537-3001 Email: mrein@csusb.edu Athletic Director: Kevin Hatcher Website: www.csusbathletics.com Court: Coussoulis Arena

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Location: Turlock, Calif. Conference: CCAA Nickname: Warriors Colors: Red and Yellow President: Joseph F. Sheley (Interim) Enrollment: 8,000

Head Coach: Wayman Strickland Overall Record: 61-44 (10th year) Record at CSUS: 0-0 (1st year) Team 2011 Record: 6-20 (3-19 CCAA) Returning Lettermen: 5 Returning Starters: 3

Women’s Basketball SID: Hung Tsai Phone: 209-667-3168 Email: htsai@csustan.edu Athletic Director: Michael Matoso Website: www.warriorathletics.com Court: Fitzpatrick Arena

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Location: Chico, Calif. Conference: CCAA Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Cardinal and White President: Paul J. Zingg Enrollment: 16,000

Head Coach: Brian Fogel Overall Record: 161-95 (10th year) Record at CSUC: 72-46 (5th year) Team 2011-12 Record: 18-11 (14-8 CCAA) Returning Lettermen: 10 Returning Starters: 4

Women’s Basketball SID: Rory Miller Phone: 530-898-4658 Email: rtmilleratcsuchico.edu Athletic Director: Anita Barker Website: www.chicowildcats.com Court: Acker Gym

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Location: San Rafael, Calif. Conference: PacWest Nickname: Penguins Colors: Black, White and Gold President: Mary B. Marcy Enrollment: 2,200

Head Coach: Brianna Chambers Overall Record: 43-96 (6th year) Record at DUC: 43-96 (6th year) Team 2011-12 Record: 4-24 (3-15 PacWest) Returning Lettermen: 5 Returning Starters: 3

Women’s Basketball SID: Brandon Davis Phone: 415-482-3526 Email: brandon.davis@dominican.edu Athletic Director: Sharon Takeda (Interim) Website: www.dominicanathletics.com Court: Conlan Center

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Location: Burnaby, British Columbia Conference: GNAC Nickname: Antelopes (‘Lopes) Colors: Purple, black and white President: Dr. Kathy Player Enrollment: 44,000

Head Coach: Trent May Overall Record: 234-94 (12th year) Record at GCU: 107-37 (6th year) Team 2011-12 Record: 24-4 (15-3 PacWest) Returning Lettermen: 7 Returning Starters: 1

Women’s Basketball SID: Morgan Ballard Phone: 602-639-7243 Email: Morgan.Ballard@gcu.edu Athletic Director: Keith Baker Website: www.gculopes.com Court: Antelope Gymnasium

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Location: Fullerton, Calif. Conference: GSAC (NAIA) Nickname: Royals Colors: Navy Blue, White, and Gray President: Dr. John Derry Enrollment: 1,700

Head Coach: Bill Crammer Overall Record: 16-34 (3rd year) Record at HIU: 16-34 (3rd year) Team 2011 Record: 6-5 (6-2 GNAC) Returning Lettermen: 39 Returning Starters: 13

Women’s Basketball SID: Tim Gooszen Phone: 714-879-3901 Email: tgooszen@hiu.edu Athletic Director: John Turek Website: www.hiuroyals.com Court: McArthur Field

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Location: San Francisco, Calif. Conference: CCAA Nickname: Gators Colors: Purple and Gold President: Dr. Leslie Wong Enrollment: 30,000

Head Coach: Dr. Joaquin Wallace Overall Record: N/A (8th year) Record at SFSU: N/A (8th year) Team 2011-12 Record: 8-20 (7-15 CCAA) Returning Lettermen: 5 Returning Starters: 5

Women’s Basketball SID: Joe Danahey Phone: 415-338-1579 Email: joed@sfsu.edu Athletic Director: Dr. Michael J. Simpson Website: www.sfstategators.com Court: Main Gymnasium

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Location: Redding, Calif. Conference: CalPac Nickname: Red Hawks Colors: Red and Black President: Larry J. McKinney Enrollment: 1,300

Head Coach: Derrick Pringle, Jr. Overall Record: N/A Record at SU: N/A (5th year) Team 2011-12 Record: 11-20 (4-6 CalPac) Returning Lettermen: N/A Returning Starters: N/A

Women’s Basketball SID: Derrick Pringle, Jr. Phone: 530-226-4731 Email: dpringle@simpsonu.edu Athletic Director: Joe Griffin Website: athletics.simpsonu.edu Court: Heritage Student Life Center

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Location: Rohnert Park, Calif. Conference: CCAA Nickname: Seawolves Colors: Navy, Columbia Blue & White President: Dr. Ruben Armiñana Enrollment: 8,600

Head Coach: Mark Rigby Overall Record: 224-189 (16th year) Record at SSU: 224-189 (16th year) Team 2011-12 Record: 11-16 (9-13 CCAA) Returning Lettermen: 8 Returning Starters: 3

Women’s Basketball SID: Tyler Lobe Phone: 707-664-2478 Email: lobe@sonoma.edu Athletic Director: Bill Fusco Website: www.sonomaseawolves.com Court: The Wolves’ Den

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Location: Bethany, Okla. Conference: Great American Nickname: Crimson Storm Colors: Crimson and White President: Loren P. Gresham Enrollment: 2,110

Head Coach: Derek Dorris Overall Record: 0-0 (1st year) Record at SNU: 0-0 (1st year) Team 2011-12 Record: 24-10 (NAIA) Returning Lettermen: 6 Returning Starters: 2

Women’s Basketball SID: David Noblett Phone: 405-491-6619 Email: dnoblett@snu.edu Athletic Director:Bobby Martin Website: www.snuathletics.com Court: Sawyer Center

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W.BASKETBALLINFORMATION

SPORTSINFORMATION

Location: La Jolla, Calif. Conference: CCAA Nickname: Tritons Colors: Blue and Gold Chancellor: Pradeep K. Khosla Enrollment: 29,324

Head Coach: Heidi VanDerveer Overall Record: 108-80 (7th year) Record at UCSD: 0-0 (1st year) Team 2011-12 Record: 30-3 (21-1 CCAA) Returning Lettermen: 13 Returning Starters: 3

Women’s Basketball SID: Scott Flanders Phone: 858-534-8437 Email: sflanders@ucsd.edu Athletic Director: Earl W. Edwards Website: www.ucsdtritons.com Court: RIMAC Arena

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DANIELLEGAUMER

Guard So., 5-10 Hayward, Calif./Moreau Catholic HS

3 HUMBOLDT STATE: In her second year playing for the Jacks. 2011-12: Appeared in 24 games for Humboldt State, averaging 8.3 minutes per game ... shot at a .375 field goal percentage and .385 three-point field goal percentage ... boasted the highest free throw percentage on the team after shooting 9-for-10 (.900) ... grabbed 49 points, 14 rebounds, 10 assists and six steals on the season. HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity basketball at Moreau Catholic High (Hayward, Calif.) ... captained the squad as a senior and junior ... earned all-league honors twice, including unanimous first team recognition as a senior ... was an all-tournament selection at West Coast Jamboree, her sophomore and senior years ... voted Most Inspirational two years in a row and team MVP as a senior ... led the team in scoring (12.8 ppg), assists (104), steals (52) and three-pointers (49) ... also lettered four years in softball. PERSONAL: Born Jan. 12, 1993, in Arcadia, Calif. ... majoring in kinesiology ... enjoys listening to music and watching sports.

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RETURNINGLUMBERJACKS CAITIERICHARDS

LISAPETTY

Guard Sr., 5-10 Snoqualmie, Wash./Mount Si HS

Guard Sr., 5-11 Castro Valley, Calif./Castro Valley HS

HUMBOLDT STATE: In her fourth and final year playing for the Jacks.

2011-12: Played in 27 games, starting all but one ... named CCAA women’s basketball Player of the Week Dec. 19-25 after scoring 25 points in 29 minutes, shooting 10-for-15 from the field (including 3-for-5 from three-point range), recording four rebounds, three assists and a steal during a 76-60 win over Cal State Stanislaus on Dec. 19 ... averaged 10.5 points per game and led the team in points in four games ... tallied 42 steals and 55 assists.

2011-12: Started all 26 games she appeared in ... earned All-California Collegiate Athletic Association first team recognition for the second year in a row ... led the Jacks with a 13.6 points per game average, which ranked her in the top 10 of the CCAA’s leading scorers ... registered two double-doubles, scored in double figures 19 times (including four 20-plus point games) and led the team in points for 10 games ... boasted a .822 free throw percentage after going 83-for-101 ... blocked four shots and tallied 45 steals with 52 assists.

2010-11: Appeared in 15 games, starting six, due to a broken hand ... averaged 6.3 ppg while playing 20.5 minutes per contest ... collected 18 steals and 16 assists ... shot a .404 percent from the three point line. 2009-10: Made two starts in the 26 games she saw action in ... Averaged 2.9 points and 1.3 rebounds in 13.7 minutes per game ... ranked fourth on the team in 3-point attempts and makes. HIGH SCHOOL: Played basketball at Mount Si High ... earned All-State honors and All-KingCo 3A League first team recognition twice ... named conference MVP and to the All-Area Comcast team as a senior ... captained the Wildcats and led them in scoring, assists and steals as a junior and senior. PERSONAL: Born June 12, 1991, in Seattle, Wash. ... Parents are Moody Ann and Jim Richards ... majoring in business … interests include hiking, soccer, reading and doing things with her family and friends.

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2010-11: Earned All-CCAA first team honors after appearing in all 27 games, starting 17 for the Lumberjacks ... was named CCAA Player of the Week Jan. 31-Feb. 6, 2011 ... led the team in scoring averaging 11.5 ppg while adding 5.5 rpg... collected 41 assist, 26 steals and 3 blocks on the season, while averaging 26.9 mpg. 2009-10: Made six starts among her 29 appearances ... averaged 5.3 points, 2.1 rebounds, 0.8 assists and 0.6 steals in 15.7 minutes per game ... scored in double figures in six of the teams final 11 games, including a high of 15 points in the NCAA West Region Tournament vs. UC San Diego (3/12) ... hit four 3-pointers in a game against Chico State (3/6) to propel the Jacks to the CCAA Tournament Championship ... ranked in the top-five of seven team statistical categories. HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity basketball at Castro Valley (Calif.) High ... earned All-Hayward Area League first team honors her sophomore, junior and senior years … led the team in scoring and was named team MVP her senior season. PERSONAL: Born Aug. 3, 1991, in Mountain View, Calif. ... parents are Sarah and Ken Petty ... majoring in business ... enjoys watching movies, hanging out with friends and family and telling jokes.

ELLEANDERSON

KELLYKIME

Center Jr., 6-1 Carlton, Ore./Yamhil-Carlton HS

Forward Jr., 5-11 Eureka, Calif./Eureka HS

HUMBOLDT STATE: In her third active year playing for the Jacks.

HUMBOLDT STATE: In her third year playing for the Jacks.

2011-12: Played in 15 games as a reserve, averaging 17.5 minutes per game ... shot at a .487 percentage ... grabbed 44 rebounds ... picked up four assists, three blocks and eight steals ... also earned All-CCAA Academic honors.

2011-12: Played in seven games as a reserve for Humboldt State, averaging 8.9 minutes per game ... finished two of three free throw attempts ... snagged seven rebounds, including four putbacks ... assisted twice and blocked one shot ... finished with eight points on the season.

2010-11: Appeared in 22 games for the Lumberjacks ... averaged 4.4 ppg ... collected 49 rebounds, 11 assists and 11 steals on the season ... led the team shooting outside the paint with a .463 percent from the three point line ... earned All-CCAA Academic honors for the second time. 2009-10: Earned All-CCAA Academic honors ... saw action in four games before injury ... averaged 2.3 points in 9.3 mpg ... set career-high points against CSU East Bay (1/23) with six, including her first career three pointer. HIGH SCHOOL: Played basketball at Eureka (Calif.) High ... honored as a firstteam All-Humboldt County performer and team MVP as a senior while leading the squad in scoring (12.7 ppg) and steals (1.8 spg) ... as a junior led team in scoring (11.0 ppg) and steals (2.6 spg) while earning team MVP honors ... earned the Ron Diaz Senior Athletic Award Scholarship ... also lettered in golf. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 18, 1990, in Eureka, Calif. ... Parents are Marca and John Kime ... majoring in business … enjoys camping, fishing and playing guitar.

2010-11: Appeared in all 27 contests as a true freshmen, starting five games for the Lumberjacks ... averaged 13 minutes per game, 3.0 ppg and 2.7 rpg ... accumulated 15 assists, nine blocks and nine steals. HIGH SCHOOL: Played basketball at Yamhill Carlton High (Ore.) ... named to the 4A All-State first team as a senior ... honored as the Cowapa League Player of the Year while averaging 13 points and 13 rebounds per game her senior year … earned All-Cowapa League first team as a junior and sophomore and all-state second team honors as a junior. PERSONAL: Born April 3, 1991 … parents are Joni and Dean Anderson ... has not yet declared a major ... brother Zach and father played football at Oregon State and mother played volleyball at Washington State ... interests include travel, hiking, surfing and spending time with friends.

MEGHANRINGER

DJMARTEL

Center Jr., 6-0 Moraga, Calif./Southern Utah

Forward Jr., 5-10 Alameda, Calif./Encinal HS

32 HUMBOLDT STATE: In her first full year playing for the Jacks after transferring midseason last year.

HUMBOLDT STATE: In her first active season playing for the Jacks after taking a medical redshirt in 2009-10.

2011-12: Entered Humboldt State’s 2011-12 season as a mid-year transfer ... appeared in seven games ... grabbed five rebounds and two points.

2010-12: Did not play.

SOUTHERN UTAH: Appeared in 19 games for the Thunderbirds ... averaged 1.2 ppg and 1.6 rpg ... had four points and three rebounds at Utah Valley (11/29/10) ... posted career bests with four points and two assists at Utah State (11/29/10) ... recorded a career high five rebounds at IPFW (12/4/10). HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year letter winner in basketball at Campolindo High School ... earned All-Diablo Valley League first honors as a senior and second team accolades as a junior ... ranked by Nor-Cal Preps in top-40 players in Northern California ... earned MVP honors of Hoops For Charity Shootout as a senior ... named to all-tournament teams at West Coast Jamboree Tournament and Tournament of Champions ... averaged 11.0 ppg and 8.0 rpg as senior .... served as team captain for her club team, the Bay Area Lady Warriors. PERSONAL: Born July 6, 1992, in Walnut Creek ... parents are Daniel and Laura Ringer ... majoring in liberal arts and elementary education ... enjoys reading.

2009-10: Appeared in one game for Humboldt State before having to sit out the rest of the season due to injury. HIGH SCHOOL: Played varsity basketball at Encinal High (Alameda, Calif.) ... honored as a All-Bay Shore Athletic League second team performer and the West Coast Jamboree Division MVP as a senior while leading her team in rebounds per game (8.5) and averaging 16.1 points per game … as a junior, was an Alameda/Contra Costa Athletic League (ACCAL) second team selection and led the team in rebounding (7.7 rpg) and scoring (14.1 ppg) … named an All-ACCAL honorable mention performer as a sophomore and was selected the West Coast Jamboree Division MVP in her freshmen season. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 4, 1990, in San Leandro, Calif. ... parents are Andrew Payne and Elaine Martel ... majoring in sociology with a minor in criminal justice.

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NEWLUMBERJACKS JAINTUEY

ALIORLICH

Guard Jr., 5-6 Fortuna, Calif./College of Redwoods

Guard Fr., 5-8 Fresno, Calif./Clovis West HS

HUMBOLDT STATE: In her first year playing for the Jacks.

HUMBOLDT STATE: In her first year playing for the Lumberjacks.

JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played one season each at Shasta College and College of the Redwoods ... earned All-Golden Valley Conference honorable mention recognition as a freshman at Shasta College ... received All-GVC first team honors and team MVP recognition as a sophomore at CR ... captained both squads.

HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity basketball at Clovis West High (Fresno, Calif.) ... captained the squad as a junior and senior ... earned all-league first team honors her junior and senior years ... received All-Valley honors twice, including first team recognition as a senior ... named to the AllNike Tournament of Champions team in 2011-12 ... awarded Clovis West HS Athlete of the Year as a senior ... also lettered in swimming and water polo.

HIGH SCHOOL: Was a three-year letterwinner in basketball at Fortuna (Calif.) High ... earned All-Humboldt-Del Norte Conference honors in 2007 and 2008 ... also lettered in soccer.

PERSONAL: Born Oct. 5, 1993, in South Lake Tahoe, Calif. ... parents are Tom and Kelly Orlich ... comes from a strong athletic family: sister, Briana, played basketball at Columbia University; mother, Kelly, was an All-American shortstop at the University of Nevada, Reno, where she was inducted into the hall of fame in 1999; father, Tom, is the fourth winningest basketball coach in California; and uncle, Jeff Orlich, played football at Cal Berkeley ... has not yet declared a major ... would like to go to a third world country and help underprivileged children ... enjoys roller blading, hanging out with friends, family and her dog, Rebound.

PERSONAL: Born Feb. 26, 1990, in Fortuna, Calif. ... parents are Skip and Julie Tuey ... majoring in kinesiology ... enjoys camping, hiking and having barbecues with friends and family.

JESSICAJOHNSON

AMANDAKUNST

Guard Fr., 5-7 Phelan, Calif./Serrano HS

20 HUMBOLDT STATE: In her first year playing for the Jacks. HIGH SCHOOL: Played four years of varsity basketball at Serrano High (Phelan, Calif.) ... earned all-league first team honors all four years, along with all-area honors, including first team recognition as a junior and senior ... led her team in scoring as a freshman, junior and senior, and the league as a senior with 17 ppg, 2.5 apg, 5.4 rpg ... was the first person at Serrano HS to reach over 1,000 points, ending with 1,255 career points ... named league MVP and All-Area Player of the Year as a senior and Hot Shot Shooter of the Year as a junior ... received All-Southern Section (2A) second team recognition as a senior after leading her team to the second round of CIF championships for only the second time in school history ... led the team to a Serrano Classic championship for the first time, earning herself Tournament MVP honors ... also lettered in track and field and holds school record for the sprint medley.

Forward Fr., 5-11 McKinleyville, Calif./McKinleyville HS

21 HUMBOLDT STATE: In her first year playing for the Jacks. HIGH SCHOOL: Played two yeaars of varsity basketball at McKinleyville (Calif.) High ... earned All-Humboldt County honors as a senior ... named MVP by the Times-Standard after her senior season ... was brought up to varsity as a sophomore for the NorCal finals ... helped lead the Panthers win a league championship as a junior ... also lettered in volleyball and softball. PERSONAL: Born March 27, 1994, in Santa Rosa, Calif. ... parents are Timothy and Carolyn Kunst ... majoring in pre-medicine ... enjoys hanging out with friends and playing basketball, volleyball and softball.

PERSONAL: Born Nov. 18, 1994, in Riverside, Calif. ... parents are Conwell and Dawn Johnson ... majoring in kinesiology ... enjoys longboarding, roller skating, weight training, climbing trees, singing and dancing.

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TIANAMAXWELL

JULIEDE LEON

Forward Fr., 5-10 Fresno, Calif./Central East HS

Guard Fr., 5-7 Downey, Calif./Warren HS

HUMBOLDT STATE: In her first season playing for the Jacks.

HUMBOLDT STATE: In her first year competing for the Jacks. HIGH SCHOOL: Played varsity basketball at Warren High (Downey, Calif.) ... earned all-league honors three times ... was named MVP after the 2011-12 season and Most Inspirational after the 2009-10 season ... awarded the T.J. Peacock Award during the 2011-12 campaign. PERSONAL: Born Feb. 21, 1994, in Ventura, Calif. ... parents are Miguel and Julieta De Leon ... majoring in zoology ... enjoys playing with her dog and volunteering with other animals.

HIGH SCHOOL: Lettered in basketball all four years at Central East High (Fresno, Calif.) ... earned a starting spot as a freshman and was voted as captain as a sophomore, junior and senior ... earned team MVP her sophomore, junior and senior years ... received All-Tri-River Athletic Conference honors three years in a row, including co-MVP honors her senior year ... named MVP of the Fresno City All-Star game as a senior ... holds Central East High’s record for most points (1,881 points) and blocks ... ranks in the school’s top five for all-time rebounds and steals ... finished 24th in the county as a senior in scoring with a 28.9 points per game average ... placed eighth in the county her senior year with 241 free throws made. PERSONAL: Born Sept. 13, 1993, in Clovis, Calif. ... parents are Deandre and Tenaya Maxwell ... comes from a strong athletic background ... father, Deandre, played football at San Diego State and went on to play professionally for the Washington Redskins ... mother, Tenaya, was a track and field star at Fresno Pacific ... brother, Deandre Jr., played basketball at the College of the Sequoias ... majoring in speech therapy ... enjoys playing volleyball and hanging out with family and friends ... favorite teams are the Lakers and Yankees.

SUMAYYAHWIGGINS Forward Fr., 5-11 Sacramento, Calif./Monterey Trail HS

34 HUMBOLDT STATE: In her first year playing for the Jacks. HIGH SCHOOL: Was a four-year letterwinner at Monterey Trail High (Sacramento, Calif.) ... earned all-league honors, as well as Scholar Athlete recognition, all four years ... named Monterey Trail HS’s MVP as a senior ... received all-city honors in 2012 and was awarded Athlete of the Year, along with league MVP. PERSONAL: Born May 5, 1994, in Chico, Calif. ... parents are Kevin and Nicole Wiggins ... aunt, Latrece Bundy, played basketball at Delta College ... majoring in psychology ... enjoys shopping, spending time with family and friends and making art.

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RISE

RELENTLESS: Showing or promising “no quit”, “no mercy”, and “never back down” attitude. INTENSITY: Aggressively and enthusiastically present. SACRIFICE: Team>Individual. Play for each other. EMOTION: Mentally tough. Be invested. Enthusiasm is contagious. www.hsujacks.com

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2011-12RESULTS Date 10/29 11/5 11/8 11/11 11/12 11/18 11/26 12/2 12/3 12/10 12/17 12/19 12/31 1/6 1/7 1/12 1/14 1/20 1/21 1/27 1/28 2/2 2/4 2/9 2/11 2/16 2/18 2/22 2/24 2/28

Opponent CSU SAN MARCOS (exhibition) UC Davis (exhibition) WILLIAM JESSUP (exhibition) Dominican Academy of Art HOPE INTERNATIONAL SONOMA STATE* CSU Monterey Bay* CSU East Bay* WESTERN OREGON CHICO STATE* CAL STATE STANISLAUS* Sonoma State* Cal State Los Angeles* Cal State Dominguez Hills* CAL POLY POMONA* SAN FRANCISCO STATE* Cal State San Bernardino* UC San Diego* Cal State Stanislaus* Chico State* CAL STATE EAST BAY* CSU MONTEREY BAY* CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS* CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* San Francisco State* Cal Poly Pomona* UC SAN DIEGO* CSU SAN BERNARDINO* CHICO STATE#

Home Games are in CAPS * denotes a CCAA contest # denotes CCAA Tournament game

Location Arcata Davis, Calif. Arcata San Rafael, Calif. San Rafael, Calif. Arcata Arcata Seaside, Calif. Hayward, Calif. Arcata Arcata Arcata Rhonert Park, Calif. Los Angeles, Calif. Carson, Calif. Arcata Arcata San Bernardino, Calif. La Jolla, Calif. Turlock, Calif. Chico, Calif. Arcata Arcata Arcata Arcata San Francisco, Calif. Pomona, Calif. Arcata Arcata Arcata

Result W, 78-75 L, 54-72 W, 74-56 W, 76-51 W, 68-54 W, 69-57 W, 57-54 L, 60-67 W, 66-44 W, 77-63 W, 72-62 W, 76-60 W, 55-44 L, 57-71 W, 65-60 L, 79-83 W, 66-61 W, 71-65 L, 49-74 W, 82-63 L, 67-90 L, 52-57 W, 65-51 W, 68-55 W, 69-64 W, 51-34 L, 59-75 W, 74-73 W, 61-55 L, 60-62

INDIVIDUALHONORS Lisa Petty Bry Halsey Kayla Williams

All-CCAA All-CCAA All-CCAA

Waiting game doesn’t fare well for Lumberjacks After losing to Chico State in the first round of the California Collegiate Athletic Association Championship Tournament, and not being able to control its own fate by winning the tournament, Humboldt State had to wait until the Regional Pool was announced Sunday night. The results didn’t fare well for the Jacks as they were not one of the eight teams moving on. Five CCAA teams will continue on further into the postseason, led by Cal State Monterey Bay, who claimed the automatic berth from the West Region after winning the CCAA Tournament Championship. UC San Diego, Chico State, Cal Poly Pomona and Cal State Los Angeles round out the other four CCAA teams extending their seasons. Humboldt State ends its season at 19-8 overall and finished tied for second in the CCAA with a 15-7 conference record. For five seniors, the bad news is especially heartbreaking as it concludes their collegiate career. Bree Halsey, Kayla Williams, Whitney Howard, Molly Todd and Lexxi Price had a good run in their green and white Humboldt State jerseys and leave behind difficult shoes to fill. West Region Rankings 1. UC San Diego 2. Alaska Anchorage 3. Grand Canyon 4. Western Washington 5. Cal State Monterey Bay 6. Cal Poly Pomona 7. Cal State Los Angeles 8. Chico State

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Humboldt State Basketball Humboldt State Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 17, 2012) All games RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

OVERALL 19-8 15-7 4-1 Total

gp-gs

min

33 ZARATE, Rachael

27-27 26-5 24-0 27-25 26-26 27-1 13-0 27-26 27-25 15-0 7-0 5-0 7-0 1-0

816 493 199 824 806 436 47 783 662 262 62 27 17 16

Team Total.......... Opponents......

27 27

5450

Player

00 HALSEY, Bree 02 SAINDON, Patrice 03 GAUMER, Danielle 05 WILLIAMS, Kayla 10 PETTY, Lisa 11 PRICE, Lexxi 21 TODD, Molly 22 RICHARDS, Caitie 23 HOWARD, Whitney 24 KIME, Kelly 25 ANDERSON, Elle 31 PONTONI, Karen 32 RINGER, Meghan

TEAM STATISTICS SCORING Points per game Scoring margin FIELD GOALS-ATT Field goal pct 3 POINT FG-ATT 3-point FG pct 3-pt FG made per game FREE THROWS-ATT Free throw pct F-Throws made per game REBOUNDS Rebounds per game Rebounding margin ASSISTS Assists per game TURNOVERS Turnovers per game Turnover margin Assist/turnover ratio STEALS Steals per game BLOCKS Blocks per game ATTENDANCE Home games-Avg/Game Neutral site-Avg/Game Score by Periods Humboldt State Opponents

5365

HSU 1771 65.6 +4.5 635-1565 .406 172-498 .345 6.4 329-489 .673 12.2 1036 38.4 +0.4 341 12.6 469 17.4 +0.1 0.7 251 9.3 50 1.9 7300 14-521 -

1st 2nd 843 914 750 865

3-Point

avg fg-fga

30.2 19.0 8.3 30.5 31.0 16.1 3.6 29.0 24.5 17.5 8.9 5.4 2.4 16.0

87-189 42-118 15-40 103-282 117-287 46-156 1-7 103-243 97-182 19-39 3-13 1-2 1-6 0-1

HOME 11-3 9-2 2-1

fg% 3fg-fga

.460 .356 .375 .365 .408 .295 .143 .424 .533 .487 .231 .500 .167 .000

F-Throw ft-fta

ft%

.000 .435 .385 .379 .283 .300 .000 .385 .333 .250 .000 .000 .000 .000

55-98 15-26 9-10 74-103 83-101 22-29 1-2 28-36 36-75 2-3 2-3 2-3 0-0 0-0

.561 .577 .900 .718 .822 .759 .500 .778 .480 .667 .667 .667 .000 .000

OT Totals 14 1771 34 1649

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Date 11/12/11 11/11/11 11/18/11 11/26/11 12.02.11 12/3/11 12/10/11 12/17/11 12/19/11 12/31/11 1/6/12 01/07/12 1/12/12 1/14/12 01/20/12 01/21/12 01/27/12 01/28/12 2/2/12 2/4/12 2/9/12 2/11/12 02/16/12 02/18/12 2/22/12 2/24/12 2/28/12

NEUTRAL 1-0 0-0 1-0

Rebounds

3fg%

off

80 11 6 22 53 22 1 29 47 18 4 0 3 0 39 635-1565 .406 172-498 .345 329-489 .673 335 605-1581 .383 103-401 .257 336-487 .690 338 OPP 1649 61.1 605-1581 .383 103-401 .257 3.8 336-487 .690 12.4 1024 37.9 298 11.0 471 17.4 0.6 213 7.9 58 2.1 3683 12-299 1-92

0-0 10-23 10-26 50-132 36-127 12-40 0-5 50-130 1-3 3-12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0

AWAY 7-5 6-5 1-0

tot

avg

pf dq

167 247 40 51 8 14 51 73 118 171 61 83 1 2 68 97 90 137 26 44 3 7 2 2 2 5 2 2 62 101 701 1036 686 1024

def

9.1 2.0 0.6 2.7 6.6 3.1 0.2 3.6 5.1 2.9 1.0 0.4 0.7 2.0

58 74 26 32 66 27 8 65 67 21 15 3 1 3

pts

avg

58 18 31 229 56 2 55 109 17 1 6 49 91 7 27 330 67 4 45 353 40 8 16 126 3 0 1 3 61 4 42 284 49 2 19 231 4 3 8 43 5 1 0 8 2 0 1 4 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 15 38.4 466 10 341 469 50 251 1771 37.9 411 - 298 471 58 213 1649

8.5 4.2 2.0 12.2 13.6 4.7 0.2 10.5 8.6 2.9 1.1 0.8 0.3 0.0

Opponent vs Academy of Art University at Dominican HOPE INTERNATIONAL SONOMA STATE at Cal St. Monterey Bay at Cal State East Bay WESTERN OREGON CHICO STATE CAL STATE STANISLAUS at Sonoma State at Cal State L.A. at CSU Dominguez Hills CAL POLY POMONA SAN FRANCISCO STATE at CSU San Bernardino at UC San Diego at Cal State Stanislaus at Chico State CAL STATE EAST BAY CAL ST. MONTEREY BAY CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS CAL STATE L.A. at San Francisco State at Cal Poly Pomona UC SAN DIEGO CSU SAN BERNARDINO CHICO STATE

to blk stl

2 18 4 54 0 10 0 101 2 52 0 28 0 2 1 55 1 15 0 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0

W W W W L W W W W W L W Lot W W L W L L W W W W Lot W W L

Score 68-54 76-51 69-57 57-54 60-67 66-44 77-63 72-62 76-60 55-44 57-71 65-60 79-83 66-61 71-65 49-74 82-63 67-90 52-57 65-51 68-55 69-64 51-34 59-75 74-73 61-55 60-62

65.6 61.1 Att. 92 93 226 623 0 239 316 509 353 211 276 215 432 581 180 576 182 995 409 432 273 709 137 487 542 912 983

* - Conference game

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Humboldt State Basketball Humboldt State Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 17, 2012) Conference games RECORD: ALL GAMES CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE

OVERALL 15-7 15-7 0-0 Total

gp-gs

min

32 RINGER, Meghan

22-22 21-1 20-0 22-21 22-22 22-0 9-0 22-22 22-22 14-0 6-0 4-0 7-0

683 379 156 669 678 340 29 642 533 242 61 21 17

Team Total.......... Opponents......

22 22

4450

Player

4367

HSU 1421 64.6 +2.7 507-1260 .402 144-422 .341 6.5 263-385 .683 12.0 828 37.6 -0.6 272 12.4 376 17.1 -0.4 0.7 200 9.1 46 2.1 5775 11-525 -

1st 2nd 654 753 622 706

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3-Point

avg fg-fga

31.0 18.0 7.8 30.4 30.8 15.5 3.2 29.2 24.2 17.3 10.2 5.3 2.4

HOME 9-2 9-2 0-0 F-Throw

NEUTRAL 0-0 0-0 0-0

Rebounds off

def

tot

avg

pf dq

68 10 5 16 42 18 0 18 37 16 4 0 3 28 507-1260 .402 144-422 .341 263-385 .683 265 498-1296 .384 90-336 .268 276-402 .687 286

144 30 6 39 105 45 0 50 70 23 3 2 2 44 563 556

212 40 11 55 147 63 0 68 107 39 7 2 5 72 828 842

9.6 1.9 0.6 2.5 6.7 2.9 0.0 3.1 4.9 2.8 1.2 0.5 0.7

44 59 20 30 56 22 4 57 52 18 15 2 1

68-154 26-85 12-34 81-226 101-245 36-124 0-3 87-195 72-138 19-36 3-12 1-2 1-6

fg% 3fg-fga

AWAY 6-5 6-5 0-0

.442 .306 .353 .358 .412 .290 .000 .446 .522 .528 .250 .500 .167

OPP 1362 61.9 498-1296 .384 90-336 .268 4.1 276-402 .687 12.5 842 38.3 248 11.3 368 16.7 0.7 174 7.9 40 1.8 3498 11-318 0-0

0-0 6-18 9-24 40-109 33-114 12-35 0-3 41-107 0-1 3-11 0-0 0-0 0-0

3fg%

ft-fta

ft%

.000 .333 .375 .367 .289 .343 .000 .383 .000 .273 .000 .000 .000

46-82 15-24 8-9 55-75 68-80 17-22 0-0 23-28 25-56 2-3 2-3 2-3 0-0

.561 .625 .889 .733 .850 .773 .000 .821 .446 .667 .667 .667 .000

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Date 11/26/11 12.02.11 12/3/11 12/17/11 12/19/11 12/31/11 1/6/12 01/07/12 1/12/12 1/14/12 01/20/12 01/21/12 01/27/12 01/28/12 2/2/12 2/4/12 2/9/12 2/11/12 02/16/12 02/18/12 2/22/12 2/24/12

37.6 380 38.3 329

Opponent SONOMA STATE at Cal St. Monterey Bay at Cal State East Bay CHICO STATE CAL STATE STANISLAUS at Sonoma State at Cal State L.A. at CSU Dominguez Hills CAL POLY POMONA SAN FRANCISCO STATE at CSU San Bernardino at UC San Diego at Cal State Stanislaus at Chico State CAL STATE EAST BAY CAL ST. MONTEREY BAY CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS CAL STATE L.A. at San Francisco State at Cal Poly Pomona UC SAN DIEGO CSU SAN BERNARDINO

pts

avg

50 18 24 182 37 2 43 73 15 0 5 41 71 7 22 257 58 4 40 303 29 5 12 101 2 0 1 0 54 4 32 238 42 2 14 169 3 3 7 43 5 1 0 8 2 0 0 4 1 0 0 2 7 8 272 376 46 200 1421 - 248 368 40 174 1362

8.3 3.5 2.1 11.7 13.8 4.6 0.0 10.8 7.7 3.1 1.3 1.0 0.3

1 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0

to blk stl

14 44 7 77 47 21 1 42 14 3 2 0 0

W L W W W W L W Lot W W L W L L W W W W Lot W W

Score 57-54 60-67 66-44 72-62 76-60 55-44 57-71 65-60 79-83 66-61 71-65 49-74 82-63 67-90 52-57 65-51 68-55 69-64 51-34 59-75 74-73 61-55

64.6 61.9 Att. 623 0 239 509 353 211 276 215 432 581 180 576 182 995 409 432 273 709 137 487 542 912

* - Conference game

OT Totals 14 1421 34 1362

Humboldt State Basketball Humboldt State Game-by-Game Highs (as of Oct 17, 2012) All games Opponent Date vs Academy of Art Universit 11/12/11 at Dominican

11/11/11

Score Points Rebounds 68-54 19-HOWARD, Whitne 6-PETTY, Lisa HALSEY, Bree 76-51 15-WILLIAMS, Kayla 12-HALSEY, Bree

HOPE INTERNATIONAL

11/18/11

69-57 16-HALSEY, Bree

SONOMA STATE

11/26/11

57-54 15-PETTY, Lisa

at Cal St. Monterey Bay

12.02.11

60-67

at Cal State East Bay WESTERN OREGON

12/3/11 12/10/11

66-44 77-63

CHICO STATE

12/17/11

72-62

CAL STATE STANISLAUS 12/19/11

76-60

at Sonoma State at Cal State L.A.

12/31/11 1/6/12

55-44 57-71

at CSU Dominguez Hills

01/07/12

65-60

CAL POLY POMONA

1/12/12

79-83

SAN FRANCISCO STATE at CSU San Bernardino

1/14/12 01/20/12

66-61 71-65

at UC San Diego

01/21/12

49-74

at Cal State Stanislaus

01/27/12

82-63

at Chico State 01/28/12 CAL STATE EAST BAY 2/2/12 CAL ST. MONTEREY BAY 2/4/12

67-90 52-57 65-51

CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS

2/9/12

68-55

CAL STATE L.A.

2/11/12

69-64

at San Francisco State

02/16/12

51-34

at Cal Poly Pomona

02/18/12

59-75

UC SAN DIEGO

2/22/12

74-73

Assists 5-WILLIAMS, Kayla

Steals Blocked shots 6-RICHARDS, Caitie None

3-RICHARDS, Caitie 5-SAINDON, Patrice WILLIAMS, Kayla 10-HOWARD, Whitne 5-PRICE, Lexxi 3-SAINDON, Patrice WILLIAMS, Kayla 8-PETTY, Lisa 4-PRICE, Lexxi 3-PRICE, Lexxi

1-GAUMER, Danielle PRICE, Lexxi 2-PRICE, Lexxi

1-WILLIAMS, Kayla HALSEY, Bree 14-HALSEY, Bree 17-HALSEY, Bree 4-WILLIAMS, Kayla 2-PETTY, Lisa 1-HALSEY, Bree HOWARD, Whitney PRICE, Lexxi SAINDON, Patrice 16-PETTY, Lisa 8-PETTY, Lisa 5-SAINDON, Patrice 5-SAINDON, Patrice 1-PETTY, Lisa 15-WILLIAMS, Kayla 7-PETTY, Lisa 9-WILLIAMS, Kayla 3-HALSEY, Bree None PETTY, Lisa SAINDON, Patrice 17-PETTY, Lisa 14-HALSEY, Bree 4-WILLIAMS, Kayla 3-RICHARDS, Caitie 1-PRICE, Lexxi HALSEY, Bree RICHARDS, Caitie 25-RICHARDS, Caitie 10-HALSEY, Bree 4-SAINDON, Patrice 2-HALSEY, Bree 1-HALSEY, Bree WILLIAMS, Kayla PETTY, Lisa PETTY, Lisa 15-WILLIAMS, Kayla 9-PETTY, Lisa 4-WILLIAMS, Kayla 4-WILLIAMS, Kayla None 13-HALSEY, Bree 13-HOWARD, Whitne 6-WILLIAMS, Kayla 3-PETTY, Lisa 1-HALSEY, Bree RICHARDS, Caitie SAINDON, Patrice 22-PETTY, Lisa 11-HALSEY, Bree 6-WILLIAMS, Kayla 3-PETTY, Lisa 1-WILLIAMS, Kayla SAINDON, Patrice HALSEY, Bree ANDERSON, Elle 23-WILLIAMS, Kayla 8-HALSEY, Bree 4-WILLIAMS, Kayla 5-SAINDON, Patrice None SAINDON, Patrice 14-WILLIAMS, Kayla 13-HALSEY, Bree 4-PETTY, Lisa 3-HALSEY, Bree 2-WILLIAMS, Kayla 15-HOWARD, Whitne 11-PETTY, Lisa 5-PETTY, Lisa 2-RICHARDS, Caitie 2-HOWARD, Whitney WILLIAMS, Kayla 13-PETTY, Lisa 16-HALSEY, Bree 4-WILLIAMS, Kayla 3-HALSEY, Bree 1-KIME, Kelly HALSEY, Bree 20-WILLIAMS, Kayla 8-HOWARD, Whitney 5-PETTY, Lisa 3-HALSEY, Bree 1-HALSEY, Bree HALSEY, Bree PETTY, Lisa PRICE, Lexxi 17-PETTY, Lisa 6-HALSEY, Bree 4-PETTY, Lisa 5-PETTY, Lisa 1-HALSEY, Bree 24-WILLIAMS, Kayla 7-HALSEY, Bree 4-PETTY, Lisa 4-PETTY, Lisa None 17-WILLIAMS, Kayla 14-HALSEY, Bree 4-PETTY, Lisa 6-SAINDON, Patrice 1-PETTY, Lisa SAINDON, Patrice 15-HALSEY, Bree 8-HALSEY, Bree 5-SAINDON, Patrice 2-SAINDON, Patrice 1-PRICE, Lexxi RICHARDS, Caitie HALSEY, Bree RICHARDS, Caitie KIME, Kelly 12-RICHARDS, Caitie 10-HALSEY, Bree 4-RICHARDS, Caitie 3-RICHARDS, Caitie 1-PRICE, Lexxi WILLIAMS, Kayla PETTY, Lisa 14-PETTY, Lisa 10-HALSEY, Bree 4-RICHARDS, Caitie 3-SAINDON, Patrice 1-HALSEY, Bree PETTY, Lisa KIME, Kelly RICHARDS, Caitie SAINDON, Patrice 20-RICHARDS, Caitie 11-PETTY, Lisa 4-SAINDON, Patrice 3-RICHARDS, Caitie 2-HALSEY, Bree PETTY, Lisa 21-RICHARDS, Caitie 9-HALSEY, Bree 8-WILLIAMS, Kayla 3-HALSEY, Bree 2-HALSEY, Bree

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INDIVIDUALRECORDS 9. Suzi Farmer (85-89)..................................................... 137 10. Jill McGregor (80-83).................................................... 126

CAREER TOTAL POINTS 1. Nicole Lynch (02-05)..................................................1623 2. Brittney Taylor (07-10)...............................................1294 3. Dawn Miner (89-93)....................................................1290 4. Christi Rosvold (81-85)...............................................1211 5. Sheryl Fairchild (86-90)..............................................1144 6. Trina Dukes (91-95)....................................................1081 7. Molly Skonieczny (91-95)............................................. 991 8. Janay Bainbridge (88-92)............................................. 948 9. Erin Bishop (94-98)...................................................... 944 10. Tami McCanless (93-97).............................................. 927 REBOUNDS 1. Bry Halsey (08-12)....................................................... 946 2. Dawn Miner (89-93)...................................................... 830 3. Nicole Lynch (02-05).................................................... 654 4. Suzi Farmer (85-89)..................................................... 645 5. Christi Rosvold (81-89)................................................. 631 6. Brittney Taylor (07-10)................................................. 597 7. Jenna Washington (04-06)............................................ 590 Lynell Stokes (88-92)................................................... 590 9. Katie Franci (08-09)..................................................... 572 10. Sheryl Fairchild (86-90)................................................ 516 ASSISTS 1. Trina Dukes (91-95)...................................................... 510 2. Janay Bainbridge (88-92)............................................. 366 3. Kathy Oliver (87-90)..................................................... 362 4. Paige Peterson (07-10)................................................ 280 5. Tami McCanless (93-97)............................................... 260 6. Kayla Williams (08-12) ............................................. ....235 7. Sheryl Fairchild (86-90)................................................ 230 8. Jill McGregor (80-83).................................................... 226 9. Katie Wilder (05-07)..................................................... 218 10. Katie Franci (08-09)..................................................... 211 STEALS 1. Trina Dukes (91-95)...................................................... 311 2. Janay Bainbridge (88-92)............................................. 266 3. Peni Vaefaga (00-04)................................................... 195 4. Tami McCanless (93-97)............................................... 194 5. Lisa Domenichelli (83-85)............................................. 146 6. Kathy Oliver (87-90)..................................................... 142 7. Lynell Stokes (88-92)................................................... 138 Ellen Wahle (94-98)...................................................... 138

FIELD GOALS 1. Nicole Lynch (02-05).................................................... 652 2. Brittney Taylor (07-10)................................................. 493 3. Dawn Miner (89-93)...................................................... 477 4. Sheryl Fairchild (86-90)................................................ 471 5. Christi Rosvold (81-85)................................................. 461 6. Trina Dukes (91-95)...................................................... 427 7. Erin Bishop (94-98)...................................................... 365 8. Janay Bainbridge (89-92)............................................. 363 9. Carrie LaBudde (89-91)............................................... 358 10. Jenna Washington (04-06)............................................ 349 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 1. Molly Skonieczny (91-95)............................................. 177 2. Jennifer Enos (06-09)................................................... 166 3. Taylor Kilgore (08-11)................................................... 143 4. Andrea Bobic (09-10)................................................... 139 5. Keri Rocha (92-96)....................................................... 137 6. Kelly Fay (03-05).......................................................... 119 7. Kayla Williams (08-12).................................................. 114 8. Teresa Farmer (94-98)................................................. 104 9. Ashley Johnson (03-04).................................................. 93 10. Katie Wilder (06-07)....................................................... 90 FREE THROWS 1. Dawn Miner (89-93)...................................................... 335 2. Nicole Lynch (02-04).................................................... 316 3. Brittney Taylor (07-10)................................................. 293 4. Christi Rosvold (81-85)................................................. 287 5. Tami McCanless (93-97)............................................... 270 6. Lynell Stokes (88-92)................................................... 262 7. Suzi Farmer (85-89)..................................................... 223

SINGLE SEASON TOTAL POINTS 1. Brittney Taylor (09-10)................................................. 562 2. Jenna Washington (05-06)............................................ 555 2. Katie Franci (08-09)..................................................... 486 Dawn Miner (92-93)...................................................... 486 4. Tonia Coleman (94-95)................................................. 463 5. Brittney Taylor (08-09)................................................. 460 Christi Rosvold (84-85)................................................. 460 7. Nicole Lynch (03-04).................................................... 455

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Nicole Lynch (04-05).................................................... 454 Heather Garay (99-00)................................................. 451 Carrie LaBudde (90-91)............................................... 442 Suzi Farmer (88-89)..................................................... 428 Andrea Bobic (09-10)................................................... 422 Mia Spasowska (06-07)................................................ 420 Tami McCanless (95-96)............................................... 414 Katie Wilder (06-07)..................................................... 408 Licia Ledbetter (86-87)................................................. 408

REBOUNDS 1. Katie Franci (08-09)..................................................... 319 2. Bry Halsey (10-11)....................................................... 263 3. Bry Halsey (09-10)....................................................... 262 4. Dawn Miner (92-93)...................................................... 254 Julie Mack (93-94)........................................................ 254 6. Katie Franci (07-08)..................................................... 253 7. Jenna Washington (05-06)............................................ 248 Christi Rosvold (84-85)................................................. 248 9. Bry Halsey (11-12)....................................................... 247 10. Suzi Farmer (88-89)..................................................... 246 ASSISTS 1. Trina Dukes (94-95)...................................................... 167 2. Trina Dukes (93-94)...................................................... 150 Kathy Oliver (87-88)..................................................... 150 4. Kathy Oliver (88-89)..................................................... 134 5. Denisha McCoy (04-05)................................................ 131 6. Katie Franci (08-09)..................................................... 130 Janay Bainbridge (90-91)............................................. 130 8. Katie Wilder (06-07)..................................................... 123 9. Paige Peterson (09-10)................................................ 118 Paige Peterson (08-09)................................................ 118 STEALS 1. Trina Dukes (94-95)........................................................ 98 2. Trina Dukes (93-94)........................................................ 95 3. Janay Bainbridge (89-90)............................................... 82 4. Tami McCanless (95-96)................................................. 80 5. Marisa McConnell (97-98)............................................... 79 6. Janay Bainbridge (91-92)............................................... 78 7. Lisa Domenichelli (84-85)............................................... 74 8. Janay Bainbridge (90-91)............................................... 70 9. Katie Franci (08-09)....................................................... 68 10. Lori Matney (85-86)........................................................ 66

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FIELD GOALS 1. Jenna Washington (05-06)............................................ 215 2. Brittney Taylor (09-10)................................................. 211 3. Carrie LaBudde (90-91)............................................... 197 4. Nicole Lynch (04-05).................................................... 189 5. Brittney Taylor (08-09)................................................. 187 6. Tonia Coleman (94-95)................................................. 185 7. Nicole Lynch (03-04).................................................... 175 8. Katie Franci (08-09)..................................................... 173 Licia Ledbetter (86-87)................................................. 173 10. Christi Rosvold (84-85)................................................. 172 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 1. Andrea Bobic (09-10)..................................................... 82 2. Molly Skonieczny (94-95)............................................... 80 3. Kelly Fay (05-06)............................................................ 71 4. Molly Skonieczny (93-94)............................................... 59 5. Jennifer Enos (07-08)..................................................... 58 6. Andrea Bobic (08-09)..................................................... 57 Keri Rocha (95-96)......................................................... 57 8. Taylor Kilgore (08-09)..................................................... 53 9. Jennifer Enos (06-07)..................................................... 50 Keri Rocha (94-95)......................................................... 50 Kayla Williams (11-12)......................................... ...........50 Caitie Richards (11-12)................................................... 50 F REE THROWS 1. Dawn Miner (92-93)...................................................... 152 2. Brittney Taylor (09-10)................................................. 137 3. Heather Garay (99-00)................................................. 125 4. Jenna Washington (05-06)............................................ 124 Tami McCanless (95-96)............................................... 124 6. Christi Rosvold (84-85)................................................. 116 7. Brittney Taylor (08-09)................................................. 107 Katie Wilder (06-07)..................................................... 107 9. Nicole Lynch (03-04).................................................... 104 Suzi Farmer (88-89)..................................................... 104

SINGLE GAME POINTS 40............................................... Trina Dukes vs. Pacific, 12/2/94

SEASON

TEAMRECORDS

REBOUNDS 23...........................................Tonia Coleman vs. Pacific, 12/2/94

Wins........................................................................ 24 (2008-09) W-L Record..........................................................24-8 (2008-09) Cons. Wins............................................................... 13 (1993-94) Cons. League Wins.................................................. 11 (1993-94)

ASSISTS 15................................................Kathy Oliver vs. CSUS, 1987-88 15.................................................... Deanna Viscuso vs. CSULA, 11/24/95

GAME

STEALS 10............................................... Trina Dukes vs. Pacific, 12/2/94 FIELD GOALS 17............................................ Carrie LaBudde vs. CS Hayward, 1990-91 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS 8...........................................Sarah Trobee vs. Chico State, 1993-94 8........................................................Molly Skonieczny vs. Seattle Pacific, 3/7/95

Most Points, HSU 123.................................................vs. Pacific University, 12/2/94 Most Points, Opp. 111.................................................vs. Pacific University, 12/2/94 Both Teams 234................................................. vs. Pacific University 12/2/94

F REE THROWS 16........................................ Suzi Farmer vs. Sonoma State, 1988-89

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Year 1973-74 1974-75 1975-76 3 seasons

W/L 4-8 1-12 1-8 6-28

1976-77 1977-78 2 seasons

COACHESRECORDS Pct. Conf. .333 - .077 - .111 - .176

Pct. - - -

Head Coach Lynn Warner Lynn Warner Lynn Warner

8-5 9-12 17-17

.615 .429 .500

7-5 6-8 13-13

.583 .429 .500

Diann Laing Diann Laing

1978-79

5-13

.278

3-11

.273

Marcia Walker

1979-80

8-12

.400

5-9

.357

Mary Hosley

1980-81 1981-82 2 seasons

2-14 6-17 8-31

.125 .261 .205

2-12 1-13 3-25

.143 .071 .107

Diann Laing Diann Laing

1982-83 1983-84 1984-85 3 seasons

5-20 1-26 12-12 18-58

.200 .037 .500 .237

1-13 0-14 4-10 5-37

.071 .000 .286 .122

Cinda Rankin Cinda Rankin Cinda Rankin

1985-86 1986-87 2 seasons

9-16 4-23 13-39

.360 .148 .250

2-10 0-12 2-22

.167 .000 .083

Chris Conway Chris Conway

1987-88 1988-89 1989-90 1990-91 1991-92 1992-93 1993-94 1994-95 1995-96 1996-97 1997-98 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 14 seasons

3-21 11-14 17-9 15-11 14-11 12-14 19-9 18-10 11-16 16-9 15-11 4-22 5-21 9-17 169-195

.125 .040 .654 .577 .560 .462 .679 .643 .407 .640 .577 .154 .192 .346 .464

0-12 6-6 9-5 7-7 6-6 8-4 11-1 9-3 8-6 5-9 9-5 2-16 1-17 7-15 88-112

.000 .500 .643 .500 .500 .667 .917 .750 .571 .357 .643 .111 .056 .318 .440

Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin Pam Martin

2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 3 seasons

7-19 9-18 4-23 20-60

.269 .333 .148 .250

5-13 4-14 2-16 11-43

.278 .222 .111 .204

Carol Harrison Carol Harrison Carol Harrison

2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 8 seasons

12-15 17-11 17-10 16-12 24-8 20-11 15-12 19-8 140-87

.444 .607 .630 .571 .750 .645 .556 .704 .617

9-9 12-6 12-10 12-8 16-4 14-8 12-10 15-7 102-62

.500 .667 .545 .600 .800 .636 .545 .682 .622

Joddie Gleason Joddie Gleason Joddie Gleason Joddie Gleason Joddie Gleason Joddie Gleason Joddie Gleason Joddie Gleason

39 seasons

404-540

.428 232-334

.410

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ALL-TIMEROSTER A Alaba, Trisha.................................2007-09 Allen, Deana........................................1977 Ambrosius, Joyce.................... 1972, 74-75 Anderson, Elle*............................. 2010-13 Anderson, Haley.......................... 2000-02 Anderson, Mary..................................1979 Anderson, Melanie........................ 1976-77 Andrews, Haley............................ 2004-07 Andrews, Rae..................................... 1989 Arganda, Biava.............................2007-08 Armour, Sandy..............................1980-81

B Bainbridge, Janay.......................... 1989-92 Becker, Marlena............................ 1991-92 Bennett, Kylee............................. 2000-02 Berlin, Brianne................................... 1990 Berreth, Laura..................2002-03, 05-06 Bicknell, Kathy........................ 1973-75, 77 Biddle, Charlene.............................1972-73 Bilderback, Jo...................... 1972, 1975-76 Billy, Claudia....................................... 1982 Bishop, Erin..................................1995-98

Blackburn, Char..................................1979 Blanchard, Chrissie.......................1988-89 Blueford, Linda..............................1972-74 Boak, Marijane....................................1971 Bobic, Andrea...............................2009-10 Bodman, Sharon.................................1975 Boling, Theresa............................. 1973-75 Bonomini, Anna............................ 1992-94 Borcich, Roxanne................................1977 Botzler, Emi...................................1985-88 Bowlin, Lynne Lund.......................1980-83 Branch, Nicki...................................... 1992 Brannan, Leslie.................................1971 Brown, Kim....................................... 1969 Buettner, Karen............................1971-72 Burkhalter, Zsuzsi.......................1994-95 C Callahan, Tammi............................... 1984 Capik, Kathy.................................1977-78 Cappi, Teresa....................................1972 Cardoza, Cheryl . ..............................1971 Carson, Sharon................................. 1990 Carlton, Jane..................................... 1984 Carson, Sharon................................. 1989 Cassidy, Trish.............................. 1982-83 Chess, Sierra.................................... 2007 Christian, Kathy...........................1985-86 Cissne, Rebecca................................1991 Clark, Cheryl..................................... 1985 Coleman, Tonia............................1994-95 Combs, Shelley................................. 1987 Coquilla, Monique............................. 2006 Corning, Teresa................................ 1983

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D Davis, Leslie................................ 1978-79 Dawson, Cyndi...................................1993 Deaner, Jacque........................... 1969, 71 Decuir, Jennifer................................. 2001 DeLeon, Julie*...................................2013 DeVaney, Kathy................................ 1983 DeVitt, Kathy......................................1981 Dewitt, Jeanette............................2010-11 Dillon, Amelia.................................... 2004 Dixon, Marilyn....................................1972

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ALL-TIMEROSTER Dobyns, Corey.................................... 1999 Dodge, Celeste............................. 2000-02 Domenichelli, Lisa.........................1984-85 Dukes, Trina.................................. 1992-95 Durazo, Maria............................... 1997-00 E Eagye, Chris....................................... 1985 Earhart, Kristin..............................2002-03 Eddy, Lynn.....................................1972-74 Edwards, Linda.............................1988-89 Emory, Sydney*..................................2013 Enos, Jennifer............................... 2006-09 F Fairchild, Sheryl............................ 1987-90 Farmer, Suzi..................................1986-89 Farmer, Teresa..............................1995-98 Fay, Kelly...................................... 2004-06 Felbab, Melissa.............................2007-08 Ferdolage, Traci............................1990-91 Ferguson, Charlotte...................... 1973-76 Ferris, Joni.....................................1972-74 Ferris, Vicki...................................1980-81 Fiehmann, Darla................................. 1984 Franci, Katie................................. 2008-09 Furbush, Marcia................................. 1969 G Gaines, Nancy...............................1980-81 Galbraith, Carolyn......................... 1969, 71 Garay, Heather............................. 2000-01 Gaumer, Danielle*..........................2012-13 Gethins, Theresa...........................1999-00 Grenfell, Sue..................................1990-93 Griffith, Karen................................ 1981-82 Gronberg, Claire................................. 1998 Gustafson, Lynn................................. 1980 H Haayer, Jessica.......................2004, 06-08 Hall, Kim............................................. 1984 Halsey, Bry.................................... 2009-12 Hamilton, Jenna..............................2010-11 Hansen, Wanda...................................1971 Harter, Courtney.......................... 2000-01

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Harvey, Leslie.................................... 1969 Haskins, Liz.........................................1976 Hastings, Cathy............................. 1979-81 Hendren, Jennifer....................1985, 88-89 Henry, Kayla....................................... 2008 Herd, Helen........................................ 1984 Herndon, Wendy.................................1972 Hines, Lorita............................ 1986, 1988 Hollinger, Cheryl..................................1971 Hoisington, Danielle........................... 2001 Howard, Whitney........................... 2009-12 Hubbard, Serena................................ 2005 Huffman, Kristen.................................2010 Hughes, Emily.................................... 1998 I Intersimone, Mary...............................1971 J Jacobs, Chris...................................... 1983 Jacobsen, Amy....................................1993 Jay, Joy............................................... 1985 Jensen, Stella......................................1973 Johnson, Ashley........................... 2003-05 Johnson, Jessica*................................2013 Johnson, Pam................................1991, 93 Johnson, Tena.....................................1979 Justice, Juanita................................... 1969 K Karraker, Nancy............................1985-89 Kassis, Wendi..................................... 1982 Kennon, Shaelene.............................. 1986 Kerle, Tara..................................... 1997-99 Kilgore, Taylor................................2007-11 Kimball, Karryn.................................. 1995 Kime, Kelly*.................................. 2010-13 King, Barbara............................ 1971, 1974 Kinsey, Deja........................................2010 Kohlmeier, Kim......................... 1978, 1988 Kolesar, Jackie...............................2002-03 Kunst, Amanda*..................................2013 Kusumoto, Alison..........................1978-80 L LaBudde, Carrie............................1990-91

Larson, Siri..........................................1993 Ledbetter, Licia ............................1985-87 Lee, Laura..................................... 1973-76 Leek, Lisa..................................... 1976-78 Liberti, Barbara..................................1971 Lindstrom, Shelly............................... 1980 Logwood, Shirley...........................1972-75 Luke, Sue........................................... 1982 Lutes, Rebecca.................................. 2001 Lynch, Nicole.................................2002-05 Lytle, Anastasia.................................. 1995 M Mack, Julie.......................................... 1994 Martel, DJ*....................................2010, 13 Martin, Julie.........................................1981 Matney, Lori....................................... 1986 Matthews, Stacy................................. 1985 Maxwell, Tiana*...................................2013 McCague, Jennifer.............................. 1999 McCanless, Tami............................1994-97 McConnell, Marisa.........................1998-99 McCoy, Denisha............................ 2004-05 McGregor, Jill................................. 1981-83 McMillan, Linda.................................. 1969 McReynolds, Traci.............................. 1989 McTavish, Fiona...................................1977 McTigue, Erin................................1996-98 Mego, Tina..........................................1978 Menard, Renee.................................. 1984 Mendenhall, Faye............................... 1969 Meyers, Marilyn............................. 1975-76 Miner, Dawn..................................1990-93 Minnerly, Robin...................................1975 Mohatt, Kaycie......................... 1984, 1986 Monson, Linda ...................................1975 Moore, Janey.......................................1977 Morrison, Margaret.............................1979 Morrissey, Shea........................... 2005-06 Mosebar, Katie............................. 2000-02 Moxon, Dana.......................................1971 Murphy, Charlene......................... 2000-03 Murphy, Lauren.................................. 1999 Myers, Chris........................1976, 1978-80 N

ALL-TIMEROSTER Nadas, Kristin.................................... 2002 Neeley, Majorie.................................. 1986 Nelson, Claudia.................................. 2007 Nichols, Diana............................... 1987-88 Nord, Teri............................................1991 O Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Keefe, Kristina.......................... 2006-09 Oakley, Kristy . ....................... 1991-92, 94 Oliver, Kathy . ...............................1988-90 Orchard, Collette............................1977-79 Orlich, Ali*...........................................2013 Osborne, Luiza............................. 2007-10 Oshita, Erin........................................ 1999 P Pablo, Kim.......................................... 1984 Palley, Demeter.............................1996-97 Perkins, Barbara................................ 1969 Perkinson, Polly................................. 1986 Perry, Yvette...................................... 1982 Peters, Lori........................................ 1986 Peterson, Kay.................................... 1969 Peterson, Paige............................ 2007-10 Petry, Marsha......................................1979 Petty, Lisa*................................... 2009-13 Pontoni, Karen....................................2012 Preheim, Cori................................ 1995-97 Price, Lexxi.........................................2012 R Raddish, Tina..................................... 1987 Reeves, Kathy............................... 1973-75 Reyes, Juanita...............................1979-80 Richards, Caitie*........................... 2009-13 Richelieu, Katie.................................. 2003 Riddle, Julie....................................1977-78 Rieger, Lorie.................................1985-86 Ringer, Meghan*............................2012-13 Robertson, Lynne...............................1977 Rocha, Keri................................... 1993-96 Rocha, Megan...............................1998-00 Roistacher, Robin.......................... 1973-75 Rosvold, Christi...................1982-83, 1985 Rousseau, Marshi.............................. 1969 Ryan, Erin.......................................... 1980

S Saferite, Mica..................................... 1994 Samus, Caroline................................. 2005 Saindon, Patrice............................ 2010-12 Sandoval, Lia......................................1979 Sappington, Krista............................. 2001 Schruf, Helen................................ 1982-83 Scott, Kendall.................................2010-11 Shaffer, Brenda.................................. 1987 Shaffer, Liz.....................................1973-74 Shepherd, Ashley............................... 2009 Shoffner, Jennie..................................1971 Simms, Loretta................................... 1985 Skonieczny, Molly.......................... 1992-95 Smith, Amy.................................... 1992-93 Smith, Barbara...............................1973-74 Smith, Cassandra............................... 1990 Smith, Jennifer.................................... 1996 Smith, Robin...................................1972-74 Snapp, Kim....................................2001-02 Songer, Elizabeth.......................... 1997-99 Sounders, Alice...................................1978 Spasowska, Mia........................... 2005-07 Stanley, Debbie.........................1979, 1981 Steel, Renae........................... 2003, 05-06 Stewart, Peggy............................. 2003-06 Stokes, Lynell................................1989-92 Susan, Pat.......................................... 1969 Suttie, J.J....................................... 1976-78 Swain, Kristen ..............................1997-00 Swallow, Kittina............................ 2000-01 T Taylor, Brittney.............................. 2007-10 Teasley, Sue.................................. 1976-78 Thomas, Pam................................1986-87 Thomas, Sarah................................... 2002 Todd, Molly.................................... 2009-12 Toste, Tahnia.................................1990-91 Trobee, Sara.......................1994, 1996-97 Tubbs, Kristi..................................1980-81 Tuey, Jain*...........................................2013

U Urton, Lindsay.................................... 2006 V Vaefaga, Peni................................2001-04 Vetter, Jackie...................................... 1984 Vinum, Jennifer..............................1999-00 Viscuso, Deanna........................... 1995-97 Vouchilas, Voula..................................1979 W Wahle, Ellen...................................1995-98 Wallan, Toni................................... 1982-83 Walters, Sallye.................................... 2009 Ward, Jodi........................................... 1998 Washburn, Winnifred.......................... 1969 Washington, Jenna....................... 2004-06 Washington, Suzanne.....................1977-78 Wasson, Bev...................................... 1969 Watson, Emily................................2002-05 Wayland, Barb.....................................1978 Weaver, Barbara................................. 1999 Westover, Suzanne:.......................1980-82 Wheeler, Celeste............................ 1975-78 White, Becky..................................1972-74 Wiggins, Sumayyah*...........................2013 Wilder, Katie................................. 2005-07 Williams, Kayla............................... 2009-12 Wilson, Alyssa.................................... 2009 Wilson, Robin..................................... 1983 Wilson, Susan................................1972, 74 Wilson, Virginia....................................1971 Winston, Stephanie............................ 1989 Wytko, Kyla......................................... 2004 Y Yates, Becky................................. 1981-82 Yepiz, Liz............................................ 1998 Yoakam, Gloria....................................1977 Z Zerbach, Kathy................................... 1999 Zimmer, Monica.................................. 2002 * indicates current players

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POST-SEASONHONORS NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

ALL-AMERICA Brittney Taylor..........................2009-10 Katie Franci..............................2008-09 Katie Wilder..............................2006-07 Christi Rosvold.........................1982-83

ALL-REGION Brittney Taylor..........................2009-10 Katie Franci..............................2008-09 Katie Wilder..............................2006-07 Mia Spasowska .......................2006-07 Jenna Washington....................2005-06 Tonia Coleman..........................1994-45 Suzie Farmer............................1988-89

CCAA NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Katie Franci..............................2007-08 CCAA TOURNAMENT MVP Andrea Bobic...........................2009-10

GREAT NORTHWEST

ATHLETIC CONFERENCE ALL-GNAC

First Team Jenna Washington....................2005-06 Second Team Nicole Lynch.............................2004-05 Nicole Lynch.............................2002-03

NCAA D-II BULLETIN PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA Brittney Taylor..........................2009-10 NCAA D-II BULLETIN ALL-FRESHMAN TEAM Heather Garay..........................1999-00

CALIFORNIA COLLEGIATE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ALL-CCAA

First Team Lisa Petty.................................2011-12 Lisa Petty.................................2010-11 Andrea Bobic...........................2009-10 Brittney Taylor..........................2009-10 Katie Fanci...............................2008-09 Brittney Taylor..........................2008-09 Katie Franci..............................2007-08 Katie Wilder..............................2006-07 Mia Spasowska........................2006-07 Second Team By Halsey.................................2011-12 Kayla Williams...........................2011-12 Bry Halsey................................2010-11

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POST-SEASONHONORS Heather Garay..........................1999-00

Honorable Mention Kelly Fay...................................2005-06 Katie Wilder..............................2005-06 Jenna Washington....................2004-05 Nicole Lynch.............................2003-04 Peni Vaefaga............................2003-04 Nicole Lynch.............................2001-02 Peni Vaefaga............................2001-02 GNAC FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Nicole Lynch.............................2001-02 GNAC NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR Jenna Washington....................2004-05

PAC WEST CONFERENCE ALL-PWC

First Team Beccie Lutes............................2000-01 Heather Garay..........................1999-00 Second Team Heather Garay..........................2000-01 PACIFIC WEST FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR Beccie Lutes............................2000-01

NORTH COAST ATHLETIC CONFERENCE NCAC PLAYER OF THE YEAR Tonia Coleman..........................1994-95 Carrie LaBudde........................1990-91 ALL-NCAC

First Team Erin Bishop..............................1997-98 Marisa McConnell.....................1997-98 Tonia Coleman..........................1994-95 Trina Dukes..............................1994-95 Tonia Coleman..........................1993-94 Trina Dukes..............................1993-94 Dawn Miner..............................1992-93 Dawn Miner..............................1991-92 Carrie LaBudde........................1990-91 Carrie LaBudde........................1989-90 Kathy Oliver.............................1989-90 Suzi Farmer.............................1988-89 Christi Rosvold.........................1984-85 Christi Rosvold.........................1982-83

Second Team Sarah Trobee...........................1996-97 Tami McCanless........................1995-96 Keri Rocha...............................1995-96 Molly Skonieczny......................1993-94 Janay Bainbridge......................1991-92 Sheryl Fairchild........................1989-90 Kathy Oliver.............................1987-88 Licia Ledbetter.........................1986-87 Lori Matney..............................1985-86 Honorable Mention Siri Larsen................................1992-93 Lynell Stoker............................1991-92 Janay Bainbridge......................1990-91 Kathy Oliver.............................1988-89 Suzi Farmer.............................1987-88 Shaelene Kennon.....................1985-86 Lisa Domenichelli.....................1984-85 Loretta Simms..........................1984-85 Lisa Domenichelli.....................1983-84 Chris Jacobs.............................1982-83

GOLDEN STATE CONFERENCE ALL-GSC First Team Christi Rosvold.........................1981-82

Second Team Vicki Ferris...............................1980-81

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Honorable Mention Wendi Kassis............................1981-82 Becky Yates..............................1981-82 Suzanne Westover....................1980-81 Becky Yates..............................1980-81 Cathy Hastings.........................1979-80 Chris Myers . ..........................1979-80 Juanita Reyes...........................1979-80 Cathy Hastings.........................1978-79 Juanita Reyes...........................1978-79

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HALLOF FAME List of Humboldt State womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s basketball players in the HSU Hall of Fame Patricia Susan Barbara Smith Christi Rosvold Suzi Farmer Kathy Oliver Sheryl Fairchild Janay Bainbridge Dawn Miner Tonia Coleman Carrie LaBudde Barbara Weaver Nicole Lynch

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1979, Inducted in 1981 1973-74, Inducted in 1982 1982-85, Inducted in 1990 1985-89, Inducted in 1994 1987-90, Inducted in 1995 1987-90, Inducted in 1996 1989-92, Inducted in 1999 1990-93, Inducted in 2001 1992-95, Inducted in 2003 1990-91, Inducted in 2007 1998-99, Inducted in 2010 2002-05, Inducted in 2012

ALL-TIMESERIES California Collegiate Athletic Association

Opponent Record Cal Poly Pomona 6-6 Cal State Dominguez Hills 11-7 Cal State East Bay 26-29 Cal State Los Angeles 10-6 Cal State Monterey Bay 10-5 Cal State San Bernardino 7-7 Cal State Stanislaus 29-29 Chico State 19-59 San Francisco State 29-31 Sonoma State 31-36 UC San Diego 8-9

Last Game Last HSU Win 59-75 (‘11-’12) 70-63 (‘09-’10) 68-55 (’11-’12) same 52-57 (‘11-’12) 66-44 (‘11-’12) 69-64 (‘11-’12) same 65-51 (‘11-’12) same 61-55 (‘11-’12) same 82-63 (‘11-’12) same 60-62 (‘11-’12) 72-62 (‘11-’12) 51-34 (‘11-’12) same 55-44 (‘11-’12) same 74-73 (‘11-12) same

Four-Year Schools

Opponent Record Last Game Last HSU Win Academy of Art 3-0 68-54 (‘11-’12) same Alaska Anchorage 8-7 60-51 (‘05-’06) same Alaska Fairbanks 6-9 71-59 (‘05-’06) same Azusa Pacific 0-2 51-66 (‘86-’87) — British Columbia 0-1 47-61 (‘82-’83) — California 1-3 50-49 (‘76-’77) same Cal Poly SLO 2-4 71-75 (‘91-’92) 83-73 (‘89-’90) Cal State Northridge 0-2 66-71 (‘88-’89) — Cal State Sacramento 1-24 48-86 (‘88-’89) 65-64 (‘86-’87) Cal State Bakersfield 0-2 59-70 (‘06-’07) — Central Washington 3-14 88-72 (‘09-’10) same Chapman 1-2 86-74 (‘91-’92) same Claremont 1-0 86-73 (‘88-’89) same Colorado Christian 1-0 80-41 (‘88-’89) same Columbia Christian 1-0 75-39 (‘90-’91) same Concordia 3-2 97-73 (‘94-’95) same Dominican (Calif.) 8-2 76-51 (‘11-’12) same Eastern Oregon 1-0 68-67 (‘89-’90) same Fresno Pacific 1-4 67-81 (‘01-’02) 81-69 (‘94-’95) George Fox 2-2 70-79 (‘95-’96) 64-60 (‘92-’93) Grand Canyon 0-2 39-68 (‘96-’97) — Hawaii-Hilo 1-0 89-50 (‘07-’08) same Holy Names 3-2 76-69 (‘02-’03) same Hope International 1-0 69-57 (‘11-’12) same Lewis & Clark College (Ore.) 1-1 101-57 (‘91-’92) same Lewis-Clark State (Idaho) 0-2 48-63 (‘98-’99) — Long Beach 0-2 16-86 (‘74-’75) — Linfield College 0-2 51-60 (‘85-’86) — Mills College 6-0 60-32 (‘91-’92) same Montana State-Billings 0-11 45-77 (‘04-’05) — Nevada-Reno 2-6 64-82 (‘79-’80) 47-46 (‘74-’75) New Mexico Highlands 0-1 79-87 (‘98-’99) — North Dakota 0-1 67-75 (‘94-’95) — Northwest Nazarene 6-11 66-80 (‘09-’10) 54-51 (‘06-’07) Notre Dame de Namur 26-0 71-60 (‘09-’10) same

Opponent Record Last Game Last HSU Win Occidental 3-0 62-53 (‘81-’82) same Oregon 0-2 70-84 (‘77-’78) — Oregon State 1-1 71-53 (‘77-’78) same Oregon Tech 7-5 55-64 (‘03-’04) 105-59 (‘91-’92) Pacific University (Ore.) 2-1 123-111 (‘94-’95) same Patten College 2-0 90-59 (‘97-’98) same Portland 0-1 44-115 (‘85-’86) — Portland State 1-5 33-81 (‘95-’96) 80-78 (‘94-’95) Puget Sound 2-4 67-76, ot (‘01-’02) 83-61 (‘93-’94) Regis 0-1 0-1 (‘96-’97) — San Jose State 0-1 51-54 (‘74-’75) — South Dakota 0-1 58-87 (‘82-’83) — Stanford 1-3 39-62 (‘75-’76) 46-39 (‘73-’74) St. Mary’s 3-4 52-80 (‘84-’85) 77-60 (‘81-’82) St. Martin’s 9-14 75-60 (‘10-’11) same Santa Clara 4-1 57-39 (‘76-’77) same Southern Oregon 17-16 68-55 (‘05-’06) same San Francisco 1-1 47-30 (‘76-’77) same Seattle 7-5 66-62 (‘05-’06) same Seattle Pacific 2-26 62-74 (‘09-’10) 78-65 (‘96-’97) Simon Fraser 0-2 60-78 (‘98-’99) University of Pacific (Calif.) 2-0 68-32 (‘77-’78) same University of Mary 0-1 64-65 (‘08-’09) UC Davis 9-46 70-68 (‘02-’03) same UC Riverside 3-2 83-80 (‘99-’00) same UC Santa Cruz 8-0 82-46 (‘06-’07) same Warner Pacific 1-4 70-65 (‘89-’90) same Western Baptist 1-1 68-71 (‘95-’96) 75-46 (‘89-’90) Western Oregon 12-17 77-63 (‘11-’12) same Western State 1-0 71-67 (‘96-’97) same Western New Mexico 5-4 66-60 (‘02-’03) same Western Washington 2-20 74-64 (‘08-’09) same Whittier 1-0 69-51 (‘82-’83) same Whitworth 1-0 90-65 (‘94-’95) same Willamette 1-1 64-58 (‘97-’98) same

Opponent California

Four-Year Schools-JV Record 0-1

Last Game NA (‘80-’81)

Junior Colleges

Opponent Record Butte 0-1 Chabot 0-1 Ohlone 1-0 San Francisco City College 0-1 Shasta 1-1

Last Game 53-68 (‘78-’79) NA (‘80-’81) 48-47 (‘78-’79) 86-89 (‘79-’80) 68-48 (‘79-’80)

Last HSU Win —

Last HSU Win — — same — same

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YEAR-BY-YEARSCORES 2011-12 JODDIE GLEASON 19-8, 15-7 *CCAA at Dominican (Calif.)#........................W, 76-51 vs. Academy of Art#......................... W, 68-54 HOPE INTERNATIONAL....................... W, 69-57 SONOMA STATE*.................................W, 57-54 at Cal State Monterey Bay*................L, 60-67 at Cal State East Bay*....................... W, 66-44 WESTERN OREGON............................ W, 77-63 CHICO STATE*.................................... W, 72-62 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*................... W, 76-60 at Sonoma State*.............................. W, 55-44 at Cal State Los Angeles*....................L, 57-71 at Cal State Dominguez Hills*............ W, 65-60 CAL POLY POMONA*...........................L, 79-83 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 66-61 at CSU San Bernardino*.....................W, 71-65 at UC San Diego*................................ L, 49-74 at Cal State Stanislaus*..................... W, 82-63 at Chico State*.................................... L, 67-90 CAL STATE EAST BAY*........................ L, 52-57 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY*..............W, 65-51 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS*......... W, 68-55 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES*................. W, 69-64 at San Francisco State*......................W, 51-34 at Cal Poly Pomona*........................... L, 59-75 UC SAN DIEGO*...................................W, 74-73 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO*...........W, 61-55 CHICO STATE%....................................L, 60-62 # CCAA/PacWest Challenge %CCAA Conference Tournament 2010-11 JODDIE GLEASON 15-12, 12-10 *CCAA at Saint Martin’s University................ W, 75-60 at Western Oregon..............................L, 76-83 SONOMA STATE*................................. L, 65-73 at Chico State*....................................L, 62-64 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 78-81 ACADEMY OF ART#............................W, 77-73 DOMINICAN UNIVERSITY#................. W, 76-52 at UC San Diego*............................... W, 92-88 at Cal State East Bay*.......................W, 64-48 at Sonoma State*...............................W, 61-56 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO*........... L, 62-69 CAL POLY POMONA*........................... L, 47-61 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY*.............. L, 64-72 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 58-48 at Cal State Los Angeles*...................W, 71-70

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at Cal State Dominguez Hills*............ W, 75-60 CAL STATE EAST BAY*........................W, 61-50 UC SAN DIEGO*................................... L, 61-63 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*................... W, 85-80 CHICO STATE*.................................... W, 76-60 at Cal Poly Pomona*........................... L, 59-74 at Cal State San Bernardino*.............L, 86-64 at San Francisco State*..................... W, 66-65 at Cal State Monterey Bay*................ L, 54-75 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS*......... W, 75-40 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES*................. W, 73-63 at Cal State San Bernardino%............L, 68-60 # CCAA/PacWest Challenge % CCAA Tournament 2009-10 JODDIE GLEASON 20-11, 14-8 *CCAA CCAA Tournament Champions vs. Central Washington^................... W, 88-72 at Seattle Pacific^.............................. W, 62-74 at Sonoma State*.............................. W, 76-47 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES*................. W, 68-52 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS*......... W, 65-46 SONOMA STATE*.................................W, 77-59 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR#................W, 71-60 NORTHWEST NAZARENE#.................L, 66-80 at Cal State Monterey Bay*............... W, 65-57 at San Francisco State*..................... W, 50-49 at Cal State San Bernardino*.............W, 82-78 at Cal Poly Pomona*...........................L, 50-66 CHICO STATE*..................................... L, 72-73 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*................... W, 70-46 UC SAN DIEGO*.................................. W, 84-80 CAL STATE EAST BAY*....................... W, 82-43 at Cal State Dominguez Hills*............ W, 74-69 at Cal State Los Angeles*.................. W, 69-52 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*..................... L, 61-63 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY*.............. L, 59-73 CAL POLY POMONA*.......................... W, 70-63 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO*...........W, 87-65 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 67-70 at Chico State*.....................................L, 61-72 at Cal State East Bay*........................ L, 73-75 at UC San Diego*................................ L, 51-86 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY%.............W, 77-56 UC SAN DIEGO%.................................W, 82-78 CHICO STATE%................................... W, 85-55 vs. UC San Diego$..............................W, 76-72 vs. Chico State$..................................L, 76-86 ^ Sodexo Tip-Off Classic

# Humboldt State Classic % CCAA Tournament $ NCAA West Region Tournament 2008-09 JODDIE GLEASON 24-8, 16-4 *CCAA at Notre Dame de Namur^............... W, 96-65 vs. University of Mary^......................L, 64-65 vs. Saint Martin’s!...............................W, 77-55 at Western Oregon!.............................W, 83-72 vs. Western Oregon#.........................W, 97-66 at Northwest Nazarene#...................L, 82-84 SONOMA STATE*.................................W, 71-58 at UC San Diego*................................L, 66-69 ACADEMY OF ART.............................. W, 90-38 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*....................W, 60-40 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY*............. W, 90-70 at Chico State*.................................... L, 72-76 at Cal State Stanislaus*......................W, 72-61 CAL POLY POMONA*...........................L, 78-80 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO*.......... W, 66-56 at Cal State Dominguez Hills*.............W, 72-56 at Cal State Los Angeles*.................. W, 85-54 at Sonoma State*.............................. W, 60-56 UC SAN DIEGO*...................................L, 84-86 at Cal State Monterey Bay*............... W, 78-56 at San Francisco State*......................W, 76-71 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................W, 77-43 CHICO STATE*.....................................W, 74-43 at Cal State San Bernardino*.............W, 69-51 at Cal Poly Pomona*...........................W, 67-58 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES*................. W, 92-48 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS*..........W, 71-57 CAL STATE STANISLAUS%...................W, 82-61 at Cal State San Bernardino%............W, 67-57 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills%.......... L, 69-74 vs. Western Washington$................... W, 74-64 at Seattle Pacific$............................... L, 56-74 ^ Notre Dame de Namur Tournament ! Western Oregon Tournament # Northwest Nazarene Tournament % CCAA Tournament $ NCAA West Region Tournament 2007-08 JODDIE GLEASON 16-12, 12-8 *CCAA Western Oregon^.............................W, 105-79 Notre Dame de Namur^.................... W, 90-70 Western Oregon# .............................L, 80-82

YEAR-BY-YEARSCORES Northwest Nazarene# ...................... L, 87-95 at Cal State Los Angeles* .................L, 69-80 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* ...........L, 60-66 Notre Dame de Namur! .....................W, 77-50 Hawaii Hilo! ....................................... W, 89-50 SAINT MARTIN’S ................................L, 63-65 at Sonoma State* ............................. W, 49-43 UC SAN DIEGO* ................................ W, 70-52 at San Francisco State* . ...................L, 55-68 at Cal State Monterey Bay* ...............W, 72-59 CHICO STATE* .................................... L, 37-59 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* ...................W, 77-71 at Cal Poly Pomona* .........................W, 72-65 at Cal State San Bernardino* ............L, 53-63 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS* . ...... W, 52-48 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES*.................. L, 60-70 SONOMA STATE* ...............................L, 58-69 at UC San Diego* ............................. W, 76-65 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY* ............ W, 85-54 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* ....................W, 72-61 at Cal State Stanislaus* .................... W, 78-67 at Chico State* ...................................L, 57-72 CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO* ........ W, 65-64 CAL POLY POMONA* .........................W, 55-51 vs. Sonoma State% ...........................L, 55-65 ^ - Notre Dame de Namur Tournament # - Northwest Nazarene Tournament ! -Humboldt Classic % - CCAA Tournament 2006-07 JODDIE GLEASON 17-10, 12-10 *CCAA WESTERN OREGON.............................W, 62-52 WESTERN OREGON............................ W, 75-46 at Cal State San Bernardino*.............L, 40-65 at Cal Poly Pomona*.......................... W, 78-55 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR................... W, 76-46 NORTHWEST NAZARENE.....................W, 54-51 at Sonoma State*................................L, 51-55 UC SANTA CRUZ................................. W, 82-46 SONOMA STATE*................................ W, 74-49 UC SAN DIEGO*................................... L, 65-77 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS*..........W, 81-70 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.....................W, 81-68 CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY*............. W, 89-56 at Cal State Los Angeles*...................W, 71-57 at Cal State Bakersfield*.................... L, 45-72 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*................... W, 70-57 CHICO STATE*.................................... W, 90-82 CAL POLY POMONA*.......................... W, 73-60

CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO*........... L, 49-59 at Cal State Dominguez Hills*.............L, 59-68 at UC San Diego*................................L, 55-66 at Cal State Monterey Bay*................ L, 67-77 at San Francisco State*..................... W, 53-49 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD*.................. L, 59-70 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES*................. W, 68-46 at Chico State*.................................... L, 50-72 at Cal State Stanislaus*..................... W, 94-77 2005-06 JODDIE GLEASON 17-11, 12-6 *GNAC at Chico State......................................L, 80-90 vs. Sonoma State............................... W, 67-46 at Cal State Los Angeles..................... L, 61-87 at Cal State Dominguez Hills............... L, 61-67 NOTRE DAME DE NAMUR................... W, 76-45 SOUTHERN OREGON.......................... W, 68-55 SAN FRANCISCO STATE.......................L, 63-64 at UC Santa Cruz.................................W, 86-31 at Sonoma State................................ W, 56-54 at Alaska-Anchorage*....................... W, 75-67 at Alaska-Fairbanks*.......................... W, 81-78 CENTRAL WASHINGTON*.................... W, 87-74 WESTERN WASHINGTON*....................L, 80-82 at Seattle*......................................... W, 57-46 at Saint Martin’s*................................L, 73-84 SEATTLE PACIFIC*............................... L, 56-76 NORTHWEST NAZARENE*.................. W, 79-58 WESTERN OREGON*...........................W, 81-41 at Western Washington*.....................L, 50-80 at Central Washington*.......................L, 58-66 SAINT MARTIN’S*................................W, 71-58 SEATTLE*........................................... W, 66-62 at Northwest Nazarene*.................... W, 69-47 at Seattle Pacific* . ............................L, 65-89 at Western Oregon*........................... W, 68-53 ALASKA-FAIRBANKS*.........................W, 71-59 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE*.......................W, 60-51 vs. Chico State$..................................L, 69-83 $ - NCAA West Regional Tournament 2004-05 JODDIE GLEASON 12-15, 9-9 *GNAC vs. San Francisco State..................... W, 63-52 at Chico State......................................L, 60-83 SONOMA STATE.................................. W, 54-49 UC SAN DIEGO..................................... L, 63-70 at Northwest Nazarene*..................... L, 60-74

at Saint Martin’s*.................................L, 47-74 SOUTHERN OREGON.......................... W, 82-66 CHICO STATE....................................... L, 74-95 at Montana State-Billings...................L, 44-58 at Montana State-Billings................... L, 45-77 at Sonoma State................................. L, 55-59 SEATTLE PACIFIC*............................... L, 49-70 CENTRAL WASHINGTON*................... W, 66-49 at Western Washington*.....................L, 65-68 at Seattle*.......................................... L, 62-71 ALASKA-FAIRBANKS*.........................L, 73-82 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE*.......................W, 61-46 at Western Oregon*............................W, 61-53 at Central Washington*........................L, 71-74 at Seattle Pacific*............................... L, 71-93 SEATTLE*........................................... W, 69-56 WESTERN WASHINGTON*....................W, 85-73 at Alaska-Anchorage*........................W, 71-55 at Alaska-Fairbanks*......................... W, 59-58 WESTERN OREGON*.......................... W, 64-53 SAINT MARTIN’S.................................. L, 65-74 NORTHWEST NAZARENE*.................. W, 83-59 2003-04 CAROL HARRISON 4-23, 2-16 *GNAC vs. Cal State Monterey Bay................ W, 64-50 at Chico State...................................... L, 48-70 SONOMA STATE.................................. W, 70-64 at Alaska-Anchorage*....................... W, 54-53 at Alaska-Fairbanks*..........................L, 48-66 OREGON TECH....................................L, 55-64 CHICO STATE.......................................L, 50-62 at Sonoma State.................................L, 46-61 at UC San Diego..................................L, 63-82 vs. Montana State-Billings..................L, 64-80 MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS.................L, 58-68 WESTERN OREGON*...........................L, 50-55 NORTHWEST NAZARENE*................... L, 58-79 SAINT MARTIN’S*................................ L, 75-81 at Seattle Pacific*............................... L, 62-82 at Central Washington*....................... L, 62-86 WESTERN WASHINGTON*....................L, 54-66 SEATTLE*.............................................L, 42-74 at Western Oregon*............................ L, 49-72 at Saint Martin’s*............................... W, 76-69 at Northwest Nazarene*..................... L, 72-73 CENTRAL WASHINGTON*....................L, 49-64 SEATTLE PACIFIC*................................L, 41-77 at Seattle............................................ L, 55-70 at Western Oregon*............................ L, 49-71

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YEAR-BY-YEARSCORES ALASKA-FAIRBANKS*......................... L, 61-64 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE*.......................L, 40-66 2002-03 CAROL HARRISON 9-18, 4-14 *GNAC vs. UC Davis....................................... W, 70-68 at Chico State.....................................L, 81-103 vs. Holy Names.................................. W, 76-69 vs. Southern Oregon..........................L, 80-83 SEATTLE PACIFIC*............................... L, 76-98 CENTRAL WASHINGTON*.................... L, 74-87 DOMINICAN COLLEGE......................... L, 65-70 CHICO STATE.......................................W, 82-79 at Sonoma State................................. L, 48-71 at UC San Diego................................. W, 69-59 vs. Western New Mexico.................... W, 66-60 at Western Washington*..................... L, 62-89 at Seattle University*......................... L, 58-70 ALASKA-FAIRBANKS*.........................W, 71-69 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE*.......................W, 79-74 at Western Oregon*............................L, 40-53 NORTHWEST NAZARENE*................... L, 60-79 at Saint Martin’s*................................L, 40-64 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY*.......................W, 72-58 WESTERN WASHINGTON*.................... L, 52-67 at Alaska-Anchorage*........................ L, 57-69 at Alaska-Fairbanks*.......................... L, 67-75 WESTERN OREGON*.......................... W, 68-62 SAINT MARTIN’S*.................................L, 61-71 NORTHWEST NAZARENE*................... L, 66-79 at Central Washington*........................L, 67-78 at Seattle Pacific*............................... L, 44-78 2001-02 CAROL HARRISON 7-19, 5-13 *GNAC vs. Fresno Pacific................................ L, 67-81 vs. Cal State Monterey Bay.................W, 72-43 SOUTHERN OREGON#.........................L, 67-78 WESTERN OREGON#.......................... L, 58-76 ALASKA-FAIRBANKS*......................... L, 49-75 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE*...................... W, 66-55 at Notre Dame de Namur.................. W, 60-54 at Dominican (Calif.)............................ L, 74-82 vs. Holy Names....................................L, 47-76 vs. Puget Sound ................................L, 67-76 WESTERN OREGON*.......................... W, 70-63 at Western Washington*..................... L, 63-74 at Seattle University*.........................L, 60-67 at Central Washington*....................... L, 54-74

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at Seattle Pacific*............................... L, 49-77 NORTHWEST NAZARENE*....................L, 71-78 SAINT MARTIN’S*................................W, 61-58 at Alaska-Anchorage*........................L, 53-66 at Alaska-Fairbanks*......................... W, 70-55 at Western Oregon*............................ L, 53-57 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY*...................... W, 76-64 WESTERN WASHINGTON*....................L, 58-97 SEATTLE PACIFIC*............................... L, 69-81 CENTRAL WASHINGTON*.................... L, 54-78 at Saint Martin’s*................................ L, 45-74 at Northwest Nazarene*..................... L, 58-79 # Humboldt Classic 2000-01 PAM MARTIN 9-17, 7-15 *PWC at Sonoma State#.............................. L, 52-75 at Dominican (Calif.)#....................... W, 82-50 SONOMA STATE................................... L, 62-70 WESTERN OREGON*...........................W, 67-65 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE*.......................W, 62-56 ALASKA-FAIRBANKS*......................... L, 69-73 at Western Oregon*............................ L, 62-73 WESTERN OREGON*.......................... W, 74-69 at Northwest Nazarene*....................L, 68-113 at Seattle*..........................................W, 64-51 at Central Washington*.......................L, 50-87 at Saint Martin’s*................................ L, 52-73 WESTERN NEW MEXICO*.................... W, 82-66 MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS*...............L, 64-81 WESTERN WASHINGTON*.................... L, 62-78 SEATTLE PACIFIC*................................L, 57-78 at Alaska-Fairbanks*.......................... L, 52-79 at Alaska-Anchorage*........................ L, 70-76 SEATTLE UNIVERSITY*...................... W, 69-43 NORTHWEST NAZARENE*.................. W, 85-82 SAINT MARTIN’S*................................ L, 67-82 CENTRAL WASHINGTON*.................... L, 67-73 at Montana State-Billings*................. L, 71-85 at Western New Mexico*.................... W, 88-86 at Seattle Pacific*............................... L, 57-86 at Western Washington*..................... L70-105 # Humboldt Classic 1999-00 PAM MARTIN 5-21, 1-17 *PWC at San Francisco State........................ L, 63-71 at Sonoma State................................. L, 54-78 UC RIVERSIDE#................................. W, 83-80

SONOMA STATE#............................... L, 52-63 SEATTLE PACIFIC*...............................L, 76-83 WESTERN WASHINGTON*.................... L, 47-69 WESTERN OREGON*........................... L, 57-77 DOMINICAN (CALIF.)..........................W, 110-37 at Western Oregon*............................ L, 58-78 at Southern Oregon........................... W, 73-63 at Western New Mexico*..................... L, 66-76 at at Montana State-Billings*.............L, 62-88 SEATTLE............................................ W, 88-65 WESTERN NEW MEXICO*..................... L, 52-69 MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS*...............L, 56-59 at Saint Martin’s*............................... W, 70-67 at Central Washington*....................... L, 52-87 at Seattle............................................ L, 54-70 at Seattle Pacific*............................... L, 56-77 at Western Washington*..................... L, 51-80 ALASKA-FAIRBANKS*..........................L, 41-76 ALASKA-ANCHORAGE*.......................L, 50-62 SAINT MARTIN’S*.................................L, 71-75 CENTRAL WASHINGTON*.....................L, 51-81 at Alaska-Anchorage*........................L, 48-67 at Alaska-Fairbanks*............................L54-80 # Sports World/CouponsOnWeb Classic 1998-99 PAM MARTIN 4-22, 2-16 *PWC at Sonoma State..................................L, 41-77 at UC Riverside.................................. W, 69-62 vs. Southern Oregon#....................... L, 47-56 vs. New Mexico Highlands#...............L, 79-87 vs. Chico State#................................. L, 74-77 HOLY NAMES~................................... L, 58-71 SONOMA STATE~................................L, 63-68 at Western Washington*..................... L, 60-71 at Simon Fraser*................................L, 33-84 SAINT MARTIN’S*................................ L, 56-51 SEATTLE PACIFIC*............................... L, 58-78 DOMINICAN (CALIF.)........................... W, 65-50 WESTERN OREGON*...........................L, 64-69 at Lewis & Clark*................................ L, 52-76 at Central Washington*.......................L, 65-67 at Western Oregon*............................ L, 57-60 CENTRAL WASHINGTON*....................L, 62-80 LEWIS & CLARK*.................................L, 48-63 SIMON FRASER*................................. L, 60-78 WESTERN WASHINGTON...................... L, 64-79 at Alaska-Fairbanks*.......................... L, 47-99 at Alaska-Anchorage*........................ L, 54-74 MONTANA STATE-BILLINGS*............... L, 70-74

YEAR-BY-YEARSCORES WESTERN NEW MEXICO*.....................W, 61-60 at Seattle Pacific*............................. L, 56-102 at St. Martin’s*....................................L, 49-84 # Chico Tournament ~ Humboldt Classic 1997-98 PAM MARTIN 15-11, 9-5 *NCAC vs. Patten.......................................... W, 90-59 vs. Southern Oregon..........................L, 48-56 UC RIVERSIDE..................................... L, 53-61 HOLY NAMES...................................... W, 65-46

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WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.................. W, 64-58 SOUTHERN OREGON...........................L, 74-80 at Western Washington.......................L, 40-80 vs. Seattle Pacific................................L, 53-80 SAINT MARTIN’S................................. W, 55-54 SAINT MARTIN’S ................................W, 74-59 DOMINICAN (CALIF.)........................... W, 46-45 at Cal State Hayward*........................W, 64-51 at Cal State Stanislaus*..................... W, 76-66 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 58-46 COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME*.............. W, 66-42 at Chico State*.................................... L, 52-57 at UC Davis*....................................... L, 48-72

at Sonoma State*...............................L, 60-68 SONOMA STATE*................................. L, 37-58 UC DAVIS*.......................................... W, 74-64 CHICO STATE*.....................................W, 62-52 at College of Notre Dame*................ W, 78-45 at San Francisco State*...................... L, 52-63 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*................... W, 80-52 CAL STATE HAYWARD*....................... W, 83-82 at UC Davis%...................................... L, 43-72 % NCAC Tournament 1996-97 PAM MARTIN 16-9, 5-9 *NCAC vs. Regis University............................W, 62-55 vs. Alaska-Fairbanks......................... W, 75-53 vs. Montana State-Billings................. W, 64-47 vs. Grand Canyon............................... W, 68-39 vs. Western State................................W, 71-67 HOLY NAMES...................................... W, 65-54 PATTEN COLLEGE...............................W, 84-40 vs. Western Oregon........................... W, 66-62 vs. Willamette University.....................W, 71-64 SEATTLE PACIFIC................................ W, 78-65 WESTERN WASHINGTON..................... W, 67-60 CHICO STATE*.....................................W, 67-57 UC DAVIS*........................................... L, 43-50 at San Francisco State*......................L, 54-55 at College of Notre Dame*................ W, 76-36 CAL STATE HAYWARD*.......................W, 80-64 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................L, 60-67 at Sonoma State*............................... L, 59-61 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 55-71 at Cal State Hayward*........................L, 53-62 COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME*.............. W, 65-36 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 59-56 at UC Davis*.......................................L, 50-63 at Chico State*.................................... L, 62-72 SONOMA STATE*................................. L, 62-70 1995-96 PAM MARTIN 11-16, 8-6 *NCAC vs. Seattle Pacific................................L, 65-89 vs. Portland State............................... L, 33-81 MONTANA STATE................................. L, 74-87 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES....................W, 96-71 WESTERN OREGON............................. L, 77-88 at Patten College............................... W, 63-49 GEORGE FOX....................................... L, 70-79 SOUTHERN OREGON............................L, 67-74

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YEAR-BY-YEARSCORES at Western Oregon..............................L, 88-92 at Western Baptist.............................. L, 68-71 at St. Martin’s College......................... L, 58-77 at Chico State*....................................L, 55-80 at UC Davis*....................................... L, 50-75 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 76-64 COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME*...............W, 61-44 at Cal State Hayward*....................... W, 72-63 at Cal State Stanislaus*.......................L, 61-77 SONOMA STATE*.................................W, 71-56 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*................... W, 84-77 CAL STATE HAYWARD*....................... W, 68-67 at College of Notre Dame*................ W, 65-50 at San Francisco State*......................W, 72-57 UC DAVIS*........................................... L, 45-81 CHICO STATE*..................................... L, 52-67 at Sonoma State*...............................L, 48-59 at UC Davis%......................................W, 72-67 at Chico State%...................................L, 47-73 % - NCAC Postseason Tournament 1994-95 PAM MARTIN 18-10, 9-3 *NCAC vs. North Dakota................................. L, 67-75 vs. College of Notre Dame................. W, 82-45 CONCORDIA COLLEGE.........................W, 97-73 WHITWORH COLLEGE......................... W, 90-65 vs. Pacific University........................W, 123-111 vs. Saint Martin’s ..............................L, 66-80 PORTLAND STATE............................... L, 67-79 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE.................L, 71-74 NORTHWEST NAZARENE.....................W, 92-67 FRESNO PACIFIC..................................W, 81-69 vs. Portland State.............................. W, 80-78 vs. Seattle Pacific................................L, 90-96 UC DAVIS*.......................................... W, 63-56 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 66-76 at Cal State Hayward*....................... W, 70-47 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 76-50 SONOMA STATE*.................................W, 81-59 at Chico State*....................................W, 92-75 at Sonoma State*.............................. W, 84-67 at San Francisco State*...................... L, 76-81 CAL STATE HAYWARD*....................... W, 56-53 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................W, 71-55 at College of Norte Dame.................. W, 48-30 at UC Davis*.......................................L, 68-80 CHICO STATE*.................................... W, 88-62 CAL STATE STANISLAUS%.................. W, 80-77 at UC Davis%...................................... L, 64-70

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at Seattle Pacific$...............................L, 88-99 % - NCAC Tournament $ - NCAA West Region Tournament 1993-94 PAM MARTIN 19-9, 11-1 *NCAC NCAC Champions vs. Portland State...............................L, 84-92 vs. Puget Sound................................ W, 83-61 vs. Chico State................................... W, 85-62 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE.................L, 72-74 SEATTLE PACIFIC.................................W, 67-65 UC SANTA CRUZ................................. W, 75-35 UC SANTA CRUZ..................................W, 87-28 at Grand Canyon................................. L, 81-83 vs. Western New Mexico.....................W, 71-59 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE.............. L, 90-101 at Portland State................................ L, 62-79 vs. Seattle Pacific................................ L, 68-76 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 59-71 at Cal State Hayward*....................... W, 74-66 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 84-57 SONOMA STATE*.................................W, 69-51 at UC Davis*...................................... W, 66-60 at UC Santa Cruz................................W, 90-44 CHICO STATE*.................................... W, 73-62 UC DAVIS*.......................................... W, 65-62 at Sonoma State*............................... W, 87-74 at San Francisco State*......................W, 57-52 CAL STATE HAYWARD*........................W, 71-63 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*................... W, 82-60 at Chico State*................................... W, 86-80 vs. Chico State%................................ W, 85-53 vs. UC Davis%..................................... L, 64-74 vs. UC Davis%..................................... L, 67-84 % - NCAC Tournament 1992-93 PAM MARTIN 12-14, 8-4 *NCAC vs. Seattle Pacific............................... W, 76-57 vs. Western Washington......................L, 49-68 at Chico State...................................... L, 59-70 vs. UC Santa Cruz...............................W, 72-38 at UC Davis......................................... L, 42-67 COLLEGE OF NORTE DAME.................W, 86-18 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE................L, 88-92 PORTLAND STATE............................... L, 64-74 WESTERN OREGON STATE................... L, 60-72 CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS.............L, 71-72

at George Fox College....................... W, 64-60 at Puget Sound...................................L, 75-82 at Seattle Pacific.................................L, 69-89 at Sonoma State*.............................. W, 75-53 at UC Davis*.......................................W, 78-70 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 79-68 at Cal State Hayward*........................W, 52-43 at Cal State Stanislaus*......................W, 75-72 CHICO STATE*.....................................W, 73-72 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................L, 76-82 CAL STATE HAYWARD*....................... W, 52-46 at San Francisco State*......................W, 62-47 UC DAVIS*...........................................L, 76-90 SONOMA STATE*................................. L, 72-73 at Chico State*....................................L, 66-83 at UC Davis%...................................... L, 52-70 % - NCAC Tournament 1991-92 PAM MARTIN 14-11, 6-6 *NCAC vs. UC Riverside................................. W, 76-61 vs. Southern Oregon State................ W, 65-61 vs. Chico State....................................L, 79-88 UC SANTA CRUZ..................................W, 91-30 LEWIS & CLARK.................................W, 101-57 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE..............W, 101-57 ALUMNI...............................................W, 91-64 at Alaska-Anchorage..........................L, 66-85 at Alaska -Fairbanks........................... L, 52-67 at Alaska-Fairbanks............................L, 68-80 CONCORDIA COLLEGE........................ W, 86-67 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 82-46 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 67-75 at Cal State Hayward*....................... W, 63-53 UC DAVIS*........................................... L, 71-84 SONOMA STATE*................................ W, 83-48 at Chico State*.................................. L, 54-104 at Sonoma State*............................... L, 57-66 at UC Davis*....................................... L, 52-77 CAL STATE HAYWARD*........................ L, 52-66 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................L, 65-68 at College of Norte Dame.................. W, 93-22 at San Francisco State*..................... W, 93-20 at UC Santa Cruz................................ W, 92-48 CHICO STATE*.................................... W, 68-60 1990-91 PAM MARTIN 15-11, 7-7 *NCAC SOUTHERN OREGON STATE............... W, 76-54

YEAR-BY-YEARSCORES at Dominican College........................ W, 113-14 PUGET SOUND....................................W, 62-61 at Chico State......................................L, 59-68 vs. Southern Oregon State................ W, 79-55 COLUMBIA CHRISTIAN........................ W, 75-39 WESTERN WASHINGTON...................... L, 64-73 CHAPMAN COLLEGE............................W, 86-74 OREGON TECH................................. W, 105-59 at Cal Poly SLO....................................L, 71-75 at Cal State Los Angeles.....................L, 56-65 at Chico State*....................................L, 73-82 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 68-76 at Cal State Hayward*....................... W, 65-55 MILLS COLLEGE................................. W, 60-32 UC DAVIS*........................................... L, 60-72 SONOMA STATE*..................................L, 62-74 at San Francisco State*......................W, 97-43 at College of Norte Dame*................ W, 85-23 CHICO STATE*.....................................W, 73-70 COL. OF NORTE DAME*................... W, 103-23 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 80-62 at Sonoma State*...............................L, 48-68 at UC Davis*....................................... L, 34-71 CAL STATE HAYWARD*........................W, 81-77 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................L, 78-85 1989-90 PAM MARTIN 17-9, 9-5 *NCAC vs. Cal State Los Angeles................... L, 60-72 vs. Dominican College........................ W, 75-26 EASTERN OREGON STATE.................. W, 68-67 WARNER PACIFIC................................ W, 70-65 vs. Chapman College..........................L, 54-66 at Chico State...................................... L, 55-74 vs. Southern Oregon State.................W, 63-35 at Oregon Tech.................................. W, 82-63 at Southern Oregon State.................. W, 65-55 WESTERN BAPTIST COLLEGE............. W, 75-46 CAL POLY SLO.....................................W, 83-73 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................W, 84-71 COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME*............... W, 92-11 at Sonoma State*................................L, 71-76 at UC Davis*.......................................L, 60-83 at Chico State*....................................W, 90-71 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 85-49 CAL STATE HAYWARD*....................... W, 60-56 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 57-62 at College of Norte Dame*................ W, 75-28 SONOMA STATE*................................. L, 48-70 UC DAVIS*...........................................W, 71-60

at San Francisco State*......................W, 97-55 at Cal State Hayward*........................ L, 68-73 CHICO STATE*.................................... W, 69-52 at UC Davis%...................................... L, 69-78 % - NCAC Tournament 1988-89 PAM MARTIN 11-14, 6-6 *NCAC at Sonoma State................................ W, 67-46 SACRAMENTO STATE........................... L, 73-75 OREGON TECH................................... W, 87-68 vs. Puget Sound.................................L, 70-81 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills.............W, 73-70 COLORADO CHRISTIAN....................... W, 80-41 WARNER PACIFIC................................. L, 67-79 CONCORDIA COLLEGE..........................L, 67-74 at Cal State Dominguez Hills...............L, 63-64 at Cal State Northridge....................... L, 66-71 at Claremont...................................... W, 86-73 at UC Davis*.......................................L, 46-61 at Sonoma State*...............................L, 88-93 CAL STATE HAYWARD*....................... W, 78-65 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.................... W, 66-50 CHICO STATE*.................................... W, 64-61 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 50-76 UC DAVIS*........................................... L, 49-57 SONOMA STATE*................................ W, 69-56 at Chico State*....................................L, 70-82 at Sacramento State...........................L, 48-86 at Cal State Hayward*....................... W, 69-65 at San Francisco State*..................... W, 81-44 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................L, 60-85 vs. Cal State Hayward%...................... L, 64-78 % - NCAC Tournament 1987-88 PAM MARTIN 3-21, 0-12 *NCAC CHAPMAN COLLEGE............................ L, 67-93 at Southern Oregon State....................L, 41-61 at Oregon Tech...................................L, 60-63 at Chico State.......................................L, 57-78 vs. Oregon Tech..................................W, 72-70 OREGON TECH................................... W, 55-54 at UC Riverside................................... L, 47-80 at Cal State Northridge.......................L, 29-92 at Cal Poly SLO................................... L, 55-74 MILLS COLLEGE................................. W, 85-29 SONOMA STATE*.................................L, 60-61 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.....................L, 56-66

at Cal State Hayward*........................ L, 53-73 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 67-85 at Sacramento State........................... L, 62-79 UC DAVIS*...........................................L, 80-93 CHICO STATE*..................................... L, 67-82 at San Francisco State*...................... L, 58-79 at Sonoma State*............................... L, 61-62 SACRAMENTO STATE...........................L, 58-67 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................L, 82-88 CAL STATE HAYWARD*........................ L, 57-60 at Chico State*.................................... L, 62-99 at UC Davis*........................................L, 62-74 1986-87 CHRIS CONWAY 4-23, 0-12 *NCAC FRESNO PACIFIC.................................. L, 39-57 vs. Fresno Pacific................................L, 46-77 vs. Cal State Stanislaus....................... L, 44-74 vs. Sacramento State..........................L, 60-62 vs. UC Davis........................................L, 46-56 AZUSA PACIFIC.................................... L, 51-66 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE............... W, 48-47 WARNER PACIFIC................................. L, 64-78 at Puget Sound................................... L, 49-74 at Seattle Pacific................................. L, 39-73 at Warner Pacific................................. L, 44-72 at Chico State*.................................... L, 41-62 at San Francisco State*...................... L, 49-72 at College of Norte Dame.................. W, 50-34 CAL STATE HAYWARD*........................ L, 67-73 SONOMA STATE*.................................L, 48-61 at UC Davis*.......................................L, 36-64 at Cal State Stanislaus*......................L, 55-62 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*..................... L, 51-64 SACRAMENTO STATE.......................... W, 65-64 CHICO STATE*......................................L, 47-79 at Cal State Hayward*........................ L, 53-71 at Sonoma State*............................... L, 41-50 at Mills College................................... W, 90-41 at Sacramento State........................... L, 30-51 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................L, 53-60 UC DAVIS*........................................... L, 60-75 1985-86 CHRIS CONWAY 9-16, 2-10 *NCAC at Southern Oregon State.................. W, 59-58 at Oregon Tech.................................. W, 64-56 at College of Notre Dame.................. W, 69-64 at Fresno Pacific.................................L, 35-54

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YEAR-BY-YEARSCORES at Mills College................................... W, 95-32 DOMINICAN COLLEGE........................ W, 66-22 at Western Oregon State....................L, 49-67 at University of Portland....................L, 44-115 at George Fox College....................... W, 63-55 at Linfield College............................... L, 51-60 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE#............ W, 63-52 SACRAMENTO STATE#........................ L, 60-71 CHICO STATE*..................................... L, 58-74 at Cal State Hayward*........................ L, 56-77 at Cal State Stanislaus*......................L, 56-64 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*..................... L, 42-63 SONOMA STATE*................................ W, 57-40 at UC Davis*.......................................L, 38-62 at Chico State*....................................L, 45-62 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*.................... L, 53-61 CAL STATE HAYWARD*....................... W, 60-54 at Sonoma State*...............................L, 40-54 at San Francisco State*......................L, 48-59 at Sacramento State*......................... L, 55-78 UC DAVIS*........................................... L, 51-62 #Humboldt Invite (Arcata, Calif.)

1984-85 CINDA RANKIN 12-12, 4-10 *NCAC CONCORDIA COLLEGE.........................W, 81-80 PACIFIC UNIVERSITY........................... W, 56-40 COLLEGE OF NOTRE DAME................ W, 65-56 at St. Mary’s........................................ L, 52-80 at College Norte Dame.......................W, 61-58 at Mills College................................... W, 90-47 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE............... W, 72-63 at Southern Oregon State.................. W, 80-78 vs. Oregon Tech..................................L, 63-68 OREGON TECH................................... W, 75-68 at UC Davis*....................................... L, 58-71 at Sonoma State*.............................. W, 77-60 CAL STATE HAYWARD*........................ L, 58-71 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.....................L, 60-69 CHICO STATE*......................................L, 51-55 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 45-76 at Sacramento State*.........................L, 49-66 UC DAVIS*...........................................L, 56-60 SONOMA STATE*................................ W, 75-58 at Chico State*.................................... L, 57-73 at Cal State Hayward*........................ L, 41-62 at San Francisco State*..................... W, 68-62

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CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................W, 62-52 SACRAMENTO STATE*.........................L, 44-48 1983-84 CINDA RANKIN 1-26, 0-14 *NCAC GEORGE FOX.......................................L, 44-62 at Linfield............................................L, 59-84 at Pacific University............................ L, 43-83 at Concordia College...........................L, 60-84 at Warner-Pacific................................. L, 52-85 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE................ L, 69-93 LEWIS & CLARK...................................L, 60-68

at Southern Oregon State...................L, 43-83 at Southern Oregon State................. L, 49-101 ST. MARY’S..........................................L, 45-84 OREGON TECH....................................L, 44-61 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*.....................L, 46-86 CAL STATE HAYWARD*........................ L, 46-79 at St. Mary’s........................................L, 34-94 at Chico State*....................................L, 44-86 at Sacramento State*..........................L, 31-71 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 40-76 MILLS COLLEGE..................................W, 61-41 SONOMA STATE*.................................L, 39-62 UC DAVIS*............................................L, 47-74

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YEAR-BY-YEARSCORES at San Francisco State*...................... L, 32-79 at Cal State Hayward*........................L, 40-69 CHICO STATE*.....................................L, 56-60 SACRAMENTO STATE*......................... L, 37-84 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*.................... L, 53-75 at Sonoma State*............................... L, 33-65 at UC Davis*.......................................L, 50-73 1982-83 CINDA RANKIN 5-20, 1-13 *NCAC at St. Mary’s........................................ L, 69-97 at Whittier College...............................W, 69-51

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at Pomona.......................................... L, 64-73 at Occidental College......................... W, 68-34 at College of Notre Dame...................W, 57-52 CAL POLY SLO.....................................W, 59-51 vs. South Dakota................................L, 58-87 vs. British Columbia............................ L, 47-61 OREGON TECH....................................L, 45-49 SOUTHERN OREGON STATE................ L, 54-72 at Cal State Stanislaus*...................... L, 61-68 at Sacramento State*......................... L, 50-76 ST. MARY’S.......................................... L, 65-79 CHICO STATE*.....................................L, 56-65 UC DAVIS*...........................................L, 56-65

SONOMA STATE*.................................W, 62-61 at Cal State Hayward*........................ L, 64-72 at San Francisco State*...................... L, 55-75 SACRAMENTO STATE*.........................L, 65-84 CAL STATE STANISLAUS*....................L, 36-45 at Chico State*....................................L, 55-56 at Sonoma State*............................... L, 53-71 at UC Davis*.......................................L, 54-67 SAN FRANCISCO STATE*..................... L, 63-72 CAL STATE HAYWARD*........................ L, 57-67 1981-82 DIANN LAING 6-17, 1-13 *GSC Cal Poly Pomona................................. L, 47-49 Cal State Dominguez Hills................... L, 51-85 Occidental...........................................W, 62-53 Azusa Pacific...................................... L, 72-80 Oregon Tech...................................... W, 55-53 Southern Oregon................................L, 60-66 Occidental.......................................... W, 60-52 Southern Oregon State.......................W, 62-59 Chico State.......................................... L, 73-81 St. Mary’s........................................... W, 77-60 San Francisco State*.......................... L, 44-71 Cal State Hayward*............................. L, 62-67 Cal State Stanislaus*.......................... L, 70-73 Sacramento State*............................. L, 74-83 UC Davis*............................................L, 48-64 Sonoma State*.................................. W, 65-64 Cal State Hayward*............................. L, 75-81 San Francisco State*.......................... L, 60-71 Sacramento State*.............................L, 79-86 Cal State Stanislaus*.......................... L, 63-78 Sonoma State*................................... L, 71-81 UC Davis*............................................L, 58-80 Chico State*........................................ L, 73-79 1980-81 DIANN LAING 2-14, 2-12 *GSC California JV..............................................L, ** Chabot College..........................................L, ** Chico State................................................L, ** Sacramento State*............................. L, 67-81 Sonoma State*.................................. W, 82-69 San Francisco State*.......................... L, 39-77 Cal State Hayward*............................. L, 54-76 UC Davis*............................................L, 66-80 Cal State Stanislaus*......................... W, 75-47 Chico State*........................................ L, 45-78

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YEAR-BY-YEARSCORES Sonoma State*....................................L, 67-76 Sacramento State*............................. L, 68-75 Cal State Hayward*............................. L, 83-97 San Francisco State*..........................L, 45-99 UC Davis*............................................ L, 62-83 Cal State Stanislaus*.......................... L, 70-74 ** - Final scores not available 1979-80 MARY HOSLEY 8-12, 5-9 *GSC Butte College......................................W, 87-41 San Francisco City College..................L, 86-89 St. Mary’s........................................... W, 66-50 Nevada-Reno......................................L, 64-82 Western Washington........................... L, 58-78 Sacramento State*............................. L, 59-76 Cal State Stanislaus*..........................W, 77-53 San Francisco State*.......................... L, 53-58 UC Davis*............................................L, 48-65 Shasta College................................... W, 68-48 Chico State*........................................L, 46-68 Sonoma State*..................................W, 60-48 Cal State Hayward*............................. L, 59-61 Cal State Stanislaus*......................... W, 59-53 Sacramento State*............................. L, 57-63 Cal State Hayward*............................ W, 59-48 Sonoma State*.................................. W, 66-49 UC Davis*............................................ L, 32-92 San Francisco State*..........................L, 70-84 Chico State*........................................L, 56-92 1978-79 MARCIA WALKER 5-13, 3-11 *GSC St. Mary’s........................................... W, 85-68 Butte College......................................L, 53-68 Ohlone College.................................. W, 48-47 Cal State Hayward*.............................L, 49-56 UC Davis*............................................L, 53-87 Cal State Stanislaus*..........................W, 72-28 Sacramento State*............................. L, 52-90 Chico State*........................................ L, 38-79 Nevada-Reno...................................... L, 57-83 Sonoma State*................................... L, 47-53 San Francisco State*..........................L, 40-98 UC Davis*.............................................L, 61-74 Cal State Hayward*..............................L, 57-71 San Francisco State*.......................... L, 35-75 Sonoma State*.................................. W, 54-50 Sacramento State*............................. L, 67-86

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Cal State Stanislaus*......................... W, 79-45 Chico State*........................................ L, 56-75 1977-78 DIANN LAING 9-12, 6-8 *GSC Southern Oregon State...................... W, 85-63 Oregon University...............................L, 70-84 Oregon State......................................W, 71-53 Cal State Hayward*............................W, 46-44 UC Davis*............................................ L, 66-70 Sacramento State*............................. L, 63-70 Cal State Hayward*............................ W, 66-55 San Francisco State*.......................... L, 61-69 Nevada-Reno...................................... L, 70-81 Chico State*........................................L, 60-81 Cal State Stanislaus*......................... W, 85-40 Nevada-Reno...................................... L, 72-94 Southern Oregon State...................... W, 95-59 San Francisco State*.......................... L, 56-78 Sacramento State*..............................L, 71-73 Chico State*........................................ L, 61-62 Cal State Stanislaus*......................... W, 85-40 University of San Francisco.................L, 67-76 UC Davis*............................................ L, 64-72 Sonoma State*........................................ W, ** Sonoma State*........................................ W, ** ** - Final scores not available 1976-77 DIANN LAING 8-5, *7-5 NCIAC Nevada-Reno*.....................................L, 57-71 Cal State Stanislaus*..........................W, 67-37 University of Pacific*......................... W, 68-32 Sonoma State*...................................L, 38-48 University of Santa Clara*..................W, 57-39 University of Santa Clara*..................W, 67-41 California*.......................................... W, 50-49 Nevada-Reno*....................................L, 45-66 Cal State Hayward*............................. L, 63-78 California*...........................................L, 38-52 University of San Francisco................W, 47-30 University of Pacific*......................... W, 73-46 Cal State Stanislaus*......................... W, 54-53

1975-76 LYNN WARNER 1-8 University of Santa Clara................... W, 39-38 Cal State Hayward............................... L, 50-76 San Francisco State............................ L, 28-51 Chico State.......................................... L, 42-71 Stanford . ...........................................L, 39-62 San Francisco State............................ L, 56-70 Cal State Hayward...............................L, 54-62 Stanford.............................................. L, 47-81 Chico State..........................................L, 34-49 1974-75 LYNN WARNER 1-12 Long Beach State...............................L, 16-86 Cal Poly SLO........................................ L, 51-64 Oregon State......................................L, 53-64 Chico State..........................................L, 34-81 Nevada-Reno......................................W, 47-46 Univ. of Santa Clara............................L, 30-42 Shasta College.................................... L, 57-60 UC Davis.............................................. L, 53-61 California..............................................L, 47-51 Cal State Hayward............................... L, 31-44 Stanford.............................................. L, 47-54 San Francisco State*..........................L, 49-50 San Jose State*.....................................L51-54 * - NorCal Regionals 1973-74 LYNN WARNER 4-8 Chico State.......................................... L, 16-50 UC Davis............................................. W, 36-35 Stanford............................................. W, 46-39 Santa Clara.........................................W, 52-41 California............................................. L, 33-43 Cal State Hayward............................... L, 49-55 Nevada-Reno......................................W, 43-35 Chico State.......................................... L, 34-59 UC Davis.............................................. L, 32-39 Long Beach State...............................L, 16-84 Cal Poly SLO........................................L, 53-64 University of Oregon........................... L, 39-53

LUMBERJACKSAAC

Michael Powell, Alex Rump, Jacob Bechtel, Joe Ostini, Alizah Rotman and Brittainy Chown sort through clothing donations.

The mission of the Humboldt State University Student Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) is to enhance the total student-athlete experience by promoting opportunity, protecting student-athlete welfare, maintaining athletic integrity, acting as a liaison between student-athletes and the administrations, and fostering a positive student-athlete image. HSU SAAC also offers input on the rules, regulations and polices that affect student-athletes’ lives on NCAA member institution campuses. Each year the HSU SAAC’s primary fundraising activity has revolved around the Make-A-Wish Foundation. The Make-A-Wish Foundation grants the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy. It is the largest wish-granting charity in the world, with 76 chapters in the United States and its territories and 27 international affiliates on 5 continents. With the help of generous donors and more than 25,000 volunteers, the MakeA-Wish Foundation has granted more than 110,000 wishes to children around the world since 1980. HSU SAAC members also participate in local community and campus outreach efforts such as Read Across America, Betty Chinn’s Blue Angels, Food For People and Socks for Soldiers.

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President Rose Kelly (Rowing) Vice President Karen Pontoni (Soccer/Basketball) Secretary Brittainy Chown (Track & Field) Treasurer Alizah Rotman (Cross Country/Track & Field) Members Jacob Bechtel (Soccer) Ethan Dillard (Basketball) Danielle Gaumer (Basketball) Nathan Hently (Basketball) Francis Kennedy (Track & Field) Kelly Kime (Basketball) Joe Ostini (Cross Country/Track & Field) Michael Powell (Soccer) Caitie Richards (Basketball) Alex Rump (Football) Sarah Sedillo (Soccer) Ricky Sims (Football) Chrissy Stalf (Softball) Sarah Wilber (Volleyball) Advisor Stephanie Lane (Assistant Athletic Dir.) 2012-13 Humboldt State Women’s Basketball Guide

Kelly Kime helps stuff boxes for Socks for Soldiers, an organization dedicated to sending supplies to soldiers serving overseas.

Ricky Sims joins in the fun at Pacific Unionâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Read Across America.

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Brittainy Chown, Rose Kelly and Alex Rump take canned food donations at a basketball doubleheader in Lumberjack Arena.

Michael Powell, Alex Rump, Ricky Sims and Rose Kelly donate clothing to Betty Chinn (middle), founder of Betty Chinnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Blue Angels. 49

2012SCHEDULE Date 11.09 11.10 11.16 11.17 11.20 11.24 11.30 12.01 12.08 12.29 01.03 01.05 01.11 01.12 01.17 01.19 01.25 01.26 01.31 02.02 02.08 02.09 02.14 02.16 02.22 02.23 02.27 03.01 03.05 03.08-09 03.15-18 03.26-29

Opponent Location Time Academy of Art Hayward 5 p.m. Dominican University of California Hayward 3 p.m. Southern Nazarene Phoenix, Ariz. 4 p.m. Grand Canyon Phoenix, Ariz. 6 p.m. HOPE INTERNATIONAL ARCATA 7 p.m. CAL POLY POMONA ARCATA 5:30 p.m. Cal State Stanislaus Turlock 5:30 p.m. Chico State Chico 5:30 p.m. Cal Poly Pomona Pomona 6:30 p.m. SIMPSON UNIVERSITY ARCATA 7 p.m. CAL STATE SAN BERNARDINO ARCATA 5:30 p.m. UC SAN DIEGO ARCATA 5:30 p.m. Cal State East Bay Hayward 5:30 p.m. Cal State Monterey Bay Seaside 5:30 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO STATE ARCATA 5:30 p.m. SONOMA STATE ARCATA 5:30 p.m. Cal State Los Angeles Los Angeles 5:30 p.m. Cal State Dominguez Hills Carson 5:30 p.m. CHICO STATE ARCATA 5:30 p.m. CAL STATE STANISLAUS ARCATA 5:30 p.m. UC San Diego La Jolla 5:30 p.m. Cal State San Bernardino San Bernardino 5:30 p.m. CAL STATE MONTEREY BAY ARCATA 5:30 p.m. CAL STATE EAST BAY ARCATA 5:30 p.m. Sonoma State Rohnert Park 5:30 p.m. San Francisco State San Francisco 5:30 p.m. CAL STATE DOMINGUEZ HILLS ARCATA 5:30 p.m. CAL STATE LOS ANGELES ARCATA 5:30 p.m. CCAA Championship Tournament 1st Round TBA TBA CCAA Championship Tournament Semis & Final Ontario TBA NCAA Div. II West Region Tournament TBA TBA NCAA Div. II Championship Tournament San Antonio, Texas TBA

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