Hercules Tires THE BIG WEST Basketball Championships: 2023

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THE BIG WEST

Letter from Big West Commissioner Dan Butterly

Dear Big West Basketball Fans,

Welcome to Henderson, Nevada and the 2023 Hercules Tires Big West Basketball Championships presented by The Hawaiian Islands!

This marks our third straight year for Big West Basketball in the Las Vegas Valley and our second at the beautiful Dollar Loan Center. We were thrilled to christen this great facility a year ago and look forward to writing the next chapter in the storied history of Big West basketball this week.

Our goal over the next five days is to successfully crown two champions to represent The Big West in the NCAA Basketball Championships, and to elevate the championship experience for our fans and our teams. Since I became Big West commissioner, we have placed a significant emphasis on enhancing the student-athlete experience both on and off the court. Our commitment to the success of our student-athletes on the court, in the classroom and in the community is stronger than ever before and our desire to improve these outcomes is at the heart of everything we do.

The expansion of opportunity in The Big West is also another focal point. In 2023 we will add a women’s volleyball championship and men’s water polo will become the 19th championship sport in The Big West. For the first time in the 2024-25 academic year, we will provide a conference championship opportunity for every Big West student-athlete when baseball and softball championships begin in 2025.

We are thankful and proud to call this facility and this community home. We are equally grateful to our fans who have made the trip as well as our corporate sponsors and partners from the Vegas Golden Knights and Henderson Silver Knights organizations and the City of Henderson. The tremendous effort they have all put forth in cooperation with our staff and volunteers to make these two championships an unforgettable experience is both recognized and greatly appreciated.

This week, I wish our student-athletes great success as they give their all for an opportunity to participate in the 2023 NCAA Basketball Championships. I also want to thank each and every game official for choosing to work The Big West Basketball Championships.

Last, but certainly not least, thank you for your support and attendance here in Henderson as well as in your local market. We hope you will enjoy a first-class event and make your trip to The Dollar Loan Center an annual tradition.

Enjoy the games!

Dan Butterly Commissioner, The Big West

Welcome to Henderson and the 2023 Hercules Tires Big West Basketball Championships!

As this season reaches its dramatic conclusion this week, we celebrate the countless hours and ceaseless effort of all this year’s competitors. From court to classroom, through every game and every practice, these athletes have dedicated themselves to success in many forms. They exemplify the drive to thrive, and we are honored to be with them on the road to victory.

Over the past 70 years and with everything we do, Hercules Tires builds on a foundation first established in 1952: Confident performance, continuous growth, and courageous leadership. That same spirit is carried by the young men and women competing within the Big West Basketball Championships. Like Hercules, their strength is in unity, teamwork, and the shared outcome of triumph. We rally under the mantra of Ride on Our Strength––But with the accomplishments of these athletes, we are inspired by theirs.

We recognize that such strength wouldn’t be possible without support from the passionate students, alumni, faculty, staff and fans of the Big West Conference Championships. Together, you are the engine that drives us.

Good luck to you all,

Nakia Medlin

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THE BIG WEST

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KRISTI GIDDINGS

Deputy Commissioner

TOM DAVIS

Associate Commissioner – External Relations/

Chief Marketing Officer

ALEX PENEWELL

Associate Commissioner – Championships

KEVIN RORKE

Associate Commissioner – Business and Finance

BLAKE SIMON

Assistant Commissioner - Compliance

LESLIE CHANG

Assistant Commissioner – Student-Athlete

Programming

JESSICA LANTZ

Assistant Commissioner – Strategic Communications

TYLER HUNTLEY

Director of Championships

TOD BANNISTER

Director of Championships & Basketball Operations

DENNIS KIRKPATRICK

Director of Broadcast Production and Operations

SARA PERRY

Director of Marketing & Digital Media

KAIBER TAKAMIYA

Assistant Director of Strategic Communications

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The Dollar Loan Center is a state-of-the-art sports and entertainment venue conveniently located in Henderson, Nevada. Built in partnership between the Vegas Golden Knights and the City of Henderson, The Dollar Loan Center provides a family-friendly, year-round entertainment venue in Nevada’s second-largest city.

Since the Hercules Tires Big West Basketball Championships presented by The Hawaiian Islands opened the building on March 8, 2022, The Dollar Loan Center has become a vibrant center of activity for the City of Henderson. Conveniently located and accessible from all areas of the city and the Valley as a whole, the venue complements the already robust retail offerings at The District at Green Valley Ranch, which includes Green Valley Ranch Resort Spa & Casino.

Located just minutes from the sports and entertainment capital of the world, the 6,000-seat arena boasts

unique design elements, a versatile indoor/outdoor space and modern amenities that will make it one of the premier destinations for sports, concerts and events in the Las Vegas area.

The Dollar Loan Center is the home of the 2023 Hercules Tires Big West Basketball Championships presented by The Hawaiian Islands as well as the Henderson Silver Knights, the AHL affiliate of the Vegas Golden Knights, the NBA’s G League Ignite franchise and the Vegas Knight Hawks of the Indoor Football League. The arena is also home to the Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame, the Craggy Range Sports Bar & Grill and a team store.

The Dollar Loan is a first-class arena that serves as a growth engine for entertainment and economic development in the City of Henderson and a fitting home for Big West basketball!

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#1 UC Irvine

March 9 12:00 PM • ESPN+

#8 CSU Bakersfield

March 7 6:00 PM • ESPN+

#9 CSUN

#8/9 Winner

March 10 6:00 PM

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#4 Cal State Fullerton

March 9 2:30 PM • ESPN+

#5 Hawaii

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March 11

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#3 UC Riverside

March 9 8:30 PM • ESPN+

#6 UC Davis

#7 Long Beach State

March 7

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#10 Cal Poly

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March 10 8:30 PM

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#2 UC Santa Barbara

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#8 CSUN

March 7 12:00 PM • ESPN+

#9 CSU Bakersfield

March 8 12:00 PM • ESPN+

#8/9 Winner

March 10 12:00 PM ESPN+

#4 UC Davis

March 8 2:30 PM • ESPN+

#5 UC Santa Barbara CHAMPIONSHIP

March 11 3:00 PM • ESPN+

#3 Hawaii

March 8 8:30 PM • ESPN+

#6 Cal State Fullerton

#7 Cal Poly

March 7 2:30 PM • ESPN+

#10 UC Riverside

#7/10 Winner

March 10 2:30 PM ESPN+

The Big West Champion (NCAA Automatic Qualifier)

March 8 6:00 PM • ESPN+

#2 Long Beach State

WELCOME TO THE MADNESS OF MARCH.

Following a wild regular season finish that saw four teams in contention for the Big West crown on the season’s final day, we turn to the 2023 Hercules Tires Big West Men’s Basketball Championship, presented by the Hawaiian Islands and the battle for The Big West’s automatic berth in the NCAA Tournament.

UC Irvine (22-10; 15-5 Big West) enters postseason play as the No. 1 seed, though UCI and UC Santa Barbara shared the regular season championship. The Anteaters and Gauchos split their regular season meetings, but UC Irvine swept No. 3 seed UC Riverside, while UCSB fell twice to the Highlanders, thus giving UCI the tiebreaker.

The Anteaters are paced by the junior guard tandem of DJ Davis and Dawson Baker. Both average 15 points per game and earned All-Big West First Team and Second Team honors respectively this season. UC Irvine last claimed the No. 1 seed in 2019 en route to a conference championship.

UC Irvine will return to action at Noon on Thursday, March 9 in a quarterfinal matchup against the winner of the Tuesday night tilt between eighth-seeded CSU Bakersfield (10-21, 6-14 Big West) and No. 9 seed CSUN (7-24, 4-16 Big West). The Roadrunners and Matadors split their regular-season series, each triumphant at home.

Second-seeded UC Santa Barbara (24-7; 15-5 Big West) heads to Henderson with the reigning Big West Player of the Year, sophomore Ajay Mitchell. The Gauchos also begin the post-season riding a four-game winning streak. Like UC Irvine before them, the last time UCSB earned the No. 1 seed (2021) they also went on to claim the conference championship.

UC Santa Barbara will face the winner of the first round matchup between seventh-seeded Long Beach State (17-15, 11-9 Big West) and No. 10 seed Cal Poly (7-24, 1-18 Big West). Expect the Beach to control the glass with sophomore forward Lassina Traore. An All-Big West First Teamer and Big West Newcomer of the Year, Traore ranks fifth nationally in rebounds with 340 and eighth in double-doubles with 17 in 32 games. LBSU’s Dan Monson’s 26 victories in Big West championship play are also tops among active coaches. The Beach won both regular-season meetings with the Mustangs.

#1 SEED #2 SEED

#3 SEED

The third-seeded Highlanders of UC Riverside (21-11; 14-6 Big West) are the most decorated team in the field having secured Big West Coach of the Year (Mike Magpayo), Freshman of the Year (Lachlan Olbrich) and Best Sixth Player (Jamal Hartwell II) honors. Senior guard Zyon Pullin earned First Team All-Big West accolades and made a strong case for Player of the Year, leading his team in scoring (18.1 ppg) and assists (4.3 apg) en route to Highlanders’ first 20-win season since making the leap from Division II to Division I in 2001. Pullin is joined in the back court by All-Big West Second Team performer Flynn Cameron, the team’s most prolific three-point shooter.

UC Riverside faces No. 6 seed UC Davis (18-13, 11-8 Big West) in the final quarterfinal matchup on Thursday, March 9. Aggies junior guard Elijah Pepper led The Big West in scoring this season, averaging 22.5 points per contest which is fifth best nationally. The Highlanders defeated the Aggies twice during the regular season, winning 74-72 in Davis and 72-65 at home.

#4 SEED

Cal State Fullerton (18-12; 12-6 Big West), the defending conference champions, return to Henderson on a six-game winning streak. Junior guard Latrell Wrightsell, Jr. captured a spot on the All-Big West First Team by pacing the No. 4-seeded Titans in scoring (16.3 ppg) and assists (2.4 apg). Senior guard Tory San Antonio also earned Big West Defensive Player of the Year honors.

Dedrique Taylor’s squad is pitted against No. 5 seed Hawai’i (22-10, 13-7 Big West) on March 9. The Titans edged the Rainbow Warriors 79-72 in overtime at home, and 52-51 on O’ahu. Hawai’i junior guard JoVon McClanahan claimed Second Team All-Big West honors alongside Honorable Mention honorees Noel Coleman and Kamaka Hepa.

As the action gets underway on March 7, bear in mind that this may be the most evenly matched field in recent memory. The Big West has also not had a repeat champion since UC Santa Barbara won back-to-back titles in 2010 and 2011. In all, seven different teams have won the past ten championships, with the overall No. 1 seed winning just four times in that span.

Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara

WELCOME TO THE MADNESS OF MARCH.

UC Irvine (24-5; 16-2 Big West) earned the overall No. 1 seed on the final day of the regular season and enter the 2023 Hercules Tires Big West Women’s Basketball Championship, presented by The Hawaiian Islands. The Anteaters occupy the top spot in the bracket for the first time in program history.

UC Irvine was plagued by injuries losing starters Hunter Hernandez, Naomi Hunt and Olivia Williams to season-ending injuries, but have continued to find a way to win. Despite being picked 6th in the preseason poll, UCI has an 8-1 record since February with the lone defeat being a 52-50 loss at home to secondseeded Long Beach State. Sixth Player of the Year and Honorable Mention All-Big West performer Nevaeh Parkinson is just one of a core of players that includes fellow Honorable Mention honorees Déja Lee and Nikki Tom who have delivered when needed this year.

UC Irvine will face the winner of the matchup on Tuesday, March 7 between No. 8 seed CSUN (7-23, 614 Big West) and ninth-seeded CSU Bakersfield (6-22, 3-17 Big West). Second Team All-Big West performer Tess Amundsen powers the Matadors offense with 14 points per game. The Matador big will face a pair of Honorable Mention All-Big West honorees in CSUB’s leading scorer and rebounder Hennie van Schaik and teammate Taylor Caldwell who averages 2.8 assists per contest. The Matadors took both regular-season games with the Roadrunners by single digits.

Long Beach State (22-8, 17-3 Big West) claimed the No. 2 seed with its best overall record since the 2016-17 season, earning Jeff Cammon Big West Coach of the Year honors. Senior guard Tori Harris claimed Player of the Year and Newcomer of the Year awards along with a First Team All-Big West nod. Harris led the Beach in scoring (13.6 ppg) and rebounding (4.6 rpg), while teammate and All-Big West Second Team honoree Ma’Qhi Berry dished out a league high 4.4 assists per contest. Harris and Berry are joined by AllBig West Honorable Mention honorees Malia Bambrick, Kianna Hamilton-Fisher and Big West Best Defensive Player and Best Hustle Player Kristyna Jeskeova.

Long Beach State takes the floor on Wednesday, March 8 to face the winner of seventh-seeded Cal Poly (10-17, 7-12 Big West) and No. 10 seed UC Riverside (525, 3-17 Big West). Cal Poly’s Oumou Toure and UCR’s Jordan Webster both earned All-Big West Honorable Mention accolades. The Mustangs swept the Highlanders, including Saturday’s 63-50 road decision.

#1 SEED #2 SEED

#3 SEED

Defending champion Hawai’i (15-14; 13-7 Big West) earned the No. 3 seed and is led by sophomore guard Lily Wahinekapu. AW All-Big West First Team performer, Wahinekapu paced the Rainbow Wahine in scoring (11.9 points per game) and assists (2.8 apg).

Hawai’i faces the No. 6 seed Cal State Fullerton (14-15, 9-11 Big West) to cap off action on Wednesday, March 8. Cal State Fullerton’s guard tandem of senior Fujika Nimmo and sophomore Una Jovanovic were named to the All-Big West Second Team. Jovanovic leads the Titans in scoring (14.5 ppg) and assists (3.9 apg). The Rainbow Wahine came out on top in both regular-season contests with the Titans.

#4 SEED

Big West leading scorer and All-Big West First Team honoree Evanne Turner and the fourthseeded UC Davis Aggies (16-13; 12-7 Big West) lock up with No. 5 seed UC Santa Barbara (19-11, 12-8 Big West) in quarterfinal action on March 8. Turner and Freshman of the Year Megan Norris will face a stiff test from the Gauchos’ senior inside-outside tandem of Alexis Tucker and Ila Lane. Both leading scorer Tucker (13.6 ppg) and top rebounder Lane (8.3 rpg) were named to the All-Big West First Team. The teams split their series, each winning comfortably away from home.

On the women’s side, anything can happen – and it usually does. Six different teams have claimed The Big West’s automatic bid in the last ten championships. Though the women’s No. 1 seed has won the past three titles, the overall No. 1 has claimed only four total championships since 2010. The Nos. 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 seeds have all won in that span, so expect the unexpected.

Tori Harris, Long Beach State

2022-23 ME N'S BA SKETBALL STANDINGS

During UC San Diego's reclassification period to Division I, the Tritons are ineligible to win The Big West title and cannot play in a NCAA Championship or postseason event until the 2024-25 season.

BASKETBALL STANDINGS

2022-23 WOME N'S BA SKETBALL STANDINGS

During UC San Diego's reclassification period to Division I, the Tritons are ineligible to win The Big West title and cannot play in a NCAA Championship or postseason event until the 2024-25 season.

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THE BIG WEST 2022-23 MEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM

Player of the year: Ajay Mitchell, UC Santa Barbara

Coach of the year: Mike Magpayo, UC Riverside

Freshman of the year: Lachlan Olbrich, UC Riverside

newcomer of the year: Lassina Traore, Long Beach State

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Best Sixth Player: Jamal Hartwell II, UC Riverside

Best Defensive Player: Tory San Antonio, Cal State Fullerton

Best Hustle Player: Aboubacar Traore, Long Beach State

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Roddie Anderson III (UC San Diego)

Christian Anigwe (UC Davis)

Noel Coleman (Hawai’i)

Antavion Collum (CSU Bakersfield)

Pierre Crockrell II (UC Irvine)

Kamaka Hepa (Hawai’i)

Ty Johnson (UC Davis)

Max Jones (Cal State Fullerton)

Francis Nwakorie (UC San Diego)

Lachlan Olbrich (UC Riverside)

Aboubacar Traore (Long Beach State)

Marcus Tsohonis (Long Beach State)

Atin Wright (CSUN)

THE BIG WEST 2022-23 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM

Player of the year: Tori Harris, Long Beach State

Coach of the year: Jeff Cammon, Long Beach State

Freshman of the year: Megan Norris, UC Davis

newcomer of the year: Tori Harris, Long Beach State

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Best Sixth Player: Nevaeh Parkinson, UC Irvine

Best Defensive Player: Kristyna Jeskeova, Long Beach State

Best Hustle Player: Kristyna Jeskeova, Long Beach State all-BI

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Taylor Caldwell (CSU Bakersfield)

Izzy Forsyth (UC San Diego)

Kianna Hamilton-Fisher (Long Beach State)

Jordyn Jackson (CSUN)

Kristyna Jeskeova (Long Beach State)

Déja Lee (UC Irvine)

Nevaeh Parkinson (UC Irvine)

Daejah Phillips (Hawai’i)

Tova Sabel (UC Davis)

Kallin Spiller (Hawai’i)

Nikki Tom (UC Irvine)

Oumou Toure (Cal Poly)

Hennie van Schaik (CSU Bakersfield)

Jordan Webster (UC Riverside)

M E N

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HEAD COACH: John Smith

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Omar Lowery

ASSISTANT COACHES:

Keith Berard

Darren French

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS:

Jamal Smith

JOHN SMITH

LEAD MANAGER : Martin Cohen

STATISTICS

INSTAGRAM: @CalPolyMBB

WEB: GoPoly.com

NIKOLA KOVACIKOVA

G • GR • 5-10

Levice, Slovakia

St. Vincent de Paul Levica

ANNIKA SHAH

PG • SO • 5-3

Palo Alto, Calif. Palo Alto HS

LILY SVETICH

G • SR • 5-9

San Luis Obispo, Calif. San Luis Obispo HS

SIERRA LICHTIE

G/F • FR • 6-0

Riverton, Utah Bingham HS

JAZZY ANOUSINH

PG • SO • 5-5

San Diego, Calif.

La Jolla Country Day School

JUNIE DICKSON

G • JR • 5-9

Culver City, Calif. Culver City HS

MADDIE VICK

PG • SR • 5-8

Phoenix, Ariz.

Chaparral HS

BROOKE GUTHEIL F • FR • 6-2

Lake Tahoe, NV Incline High School

SYDNEY BOURLAND

SG • SO • 5-10

San Jose, Calif.

Archbishop Mitty HS

SHANNON KARLIN

SG • R-FR • 6-0

Shawnee Mission, KS Notre Dame de Sion HS

ANDREA STAJIC

G • FR • 6-0

Arroyo Grande, Calif.

St. Joseph HS

TAYLOR WU G • JR • 5-7

Honolulu, Hawai’i 'Iolani School • Cal Baptist

OUMOU TOURE

G • GR • 5-11

Kennewick, Wash. Kamiakin HS

MAIA GARCIA

F/C • R-FR • 6-3

San Jose, Calif. Pinewood HS

JULIA NIELACNA

F • SR • 6-1

Ostrów Wielkopolski, Poland Lomianki

MADDIE WILLETT

G • SR • 5-11

Gig Harbor, Wash. Gig Harbor HS

CLAIRE UNTALAN

F • FR • 6-0

San Francisco, Calif.

St. Ignatius College Prep

NATALIA ACKERMAN

F • JR • 6-1

Watsonville, Calif. Aptos HS

WO M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH:

Shanele Stires

ASSISTANT COACHES:

Samba Johnson

Dan Eberhardt

Njeri (Na-Jeer-E) Nelms

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL

SHANELE STIRES

OPERATIONS :

Beck Flanagan

TWITTER: @CalPolyWBB

INSTAGRAM: @CalPolyWBB

WEB: GoPoly.com

CEDQUAVIOUS HUNTER

G • 6-0 • 170 • Fr. Como, Miss. North Panola HS

KALEB HIGGINS

G • 5-10 • 155 • Jr. Pine Bluff, Ark. Holmes CC

TRAVIS HENSON

F • 6-6 • 195 • Sr. Oxon Hill, Md. Angelina College

DALPH PANOPIO

G • 6-1 • 180 • So. Rome, Italy ITG Valadier

ANTAVION COLLUM F • 6-8 • 240 • Jr. Memphis, Tenn. Ole Miss

NASEEM GASKIN G

R-So. Oakland, Calif. CC of San Francisco

MARVIN M c GHEE

KASEEM WATSON G

CAMERON SMITH

F • 6-7 • 205 • Sr. Okolona, Miss. Pearl River CC

M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH:

Rod Barnes

ASSISTANT COACHES:

Mike Scott

Brandon Barnes

Chris Crevelone

ROD

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Brent Wrapp

DIRECTOR OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT: Kevin Mays

IVAN REYNOLDS

MODESTAS KANCLERIS

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200 • So. Pompano Beach, Fla. Dillard HS

G • 6-4 • 200 • So. Kaunas, Lithuania Creighton

SIMONE JOHNSON

G • 5-8 • So. Sacramento, CA West Campus HS

MORGAN EDWARDS PG • 5-7 • Fr. Hawthorne, CA Redonda Union HS

HENNIE VAN SCHAIK

F • 6-3 • So. Urk, The Netherlands Centre for Sports/Ed

GRACE HUNTER

G • 5-10 • Jr. Porirua, Wellington, New Zealand • FIU

SHAUNAE BROWN SG • 5-5 • Sr. Toronto, Canada Canisius College

TAYLOR CALDWELL

G • 5-9 • R-Sr. Bakersfield, CA Garces Memorial HS

SOPHIA TOUGAS

G • 6-0 • R-Fr. Glens Falls, NY Bradford Christian

SOLI HERRERA

C • 6-3 • Sr. Dominican Republic Trinity Valley CC

NSEIJE ORTIZ PG • 5-6 • Fr. Porterville, CA Porterville HS

KAYLA MORRIS

F • 6-2 • R-Fr. Harlem, NY East Carolina University

SAGE BRIDGES-BEY

G • 5-10 • So. Victorville, CA Oaks Hills HS

GARRISEN FREEMAN

G • 5-10 • R-Fr. Las Vegas, NV Spring Valley HS

JULIA RILEY

G • 6-1 • Fr. Granite Bay, CA Granite Bay HS

WO M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Greg McCall

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Xavier Johnson

ASSISTANT COACHES: Zack Grasmick Ciera Ford

GREG M C CALL

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS: Grant Bingham

TWITTER: @CSUB_WBB

INSTAGRAM: @CSUB_WBB WEB: GoRunners.com

HEAD COACH:

Dedrique Taylor

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH:

Anthony Santos

ASSISTANT COACHES:

Chris Walker

Ryan Hamm

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS:

Mike Bueter

TWITTER: @FullertonWBB

INSTAGRAM: @FullertonWBB

WEB: FullertonTitans.com

WO M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

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ASSISTANT COACHES: Nick Milan

Brittany Aikens

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Justin Maidenberg JEFF

NANCY PANAGIOTOPOULOUANDRITSOPOULOU F • Gr • 6-3 Athens, Greece • Illinois

ANNIKEN FREY G • Jr. • 5-7 Oslo, Norway Wang Sports Academy

GABI VIDMAR G • Jr • 5-10 Adelaide, Australia Immanuel College

JOSIE MORGAN G • Jr • 5-2 Washington, Ill. Monmouth College

SHYLA LATONE G • Jr • 5-4 Zuni, N.M. Utah State

AIXCHEL HERNANDEZ F • So • 6-1 Chihuahua, Mexico Orangewood Academy

ALLYSAN TSE F • Fr. • 5-8 Pasadena, Calif. South Pasadena HS

FUJIKA NIMMO G • Sr • 5-8 Davenport, Fla. Florida International

KATHRYN NEFF F • Sr • 6-0 San Diego, Calif. Mission Hills HS

ASHLEE LEWIS C • Jr • 6-1 Cerritos, Calif. Long Beach Poly HS

UNA JOVANOVIC G • So • 5-9 Santa Clara, Calif. Pinewood HS

DEMONNIE LAGWAY G • Fr • 5-10 Los Angeles, Calif. Palisades Charter HS

COACH: Jeff Harada

RUBY M AC DONALD F • So • 6-1 Wollongong, Australia Lake Ginninderra College

DIONTE BOSTICK

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CAM SLAYMAKER G

JOHNNIE WALTER F

ATIN WRIGHT G

CHRISTOPHER CARTER G

Clearwater, Fla. Murray State

MARCEL STEVENS G

DE’SEAN ALLEN-EIKENS

LAMINE NIANG F

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DEARON TUCKER

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R-Jr. Williston, N.D. University of New Orleans

M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Trent Johnson

ASSISTANT COACHES:

Logan Baumann

Chris Tifft

Terry Johnson

Fr. Thies, Senegal Central Pointe Christian Acad.

Jr. Dallas, Texas Indiana State

TRENT JOHNSON

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Brandon Billups

TWITTER: @CSUNMBB

INSTAGRAM: @CSUNMBB

WEB: GoMatadors.com

DE’JAH WILLIAMS

F • 5-11 • Gr. Philadelphia, Pa. Iona College

JORDYN JACKSON

G • 5-4 • Gr. Moreno Valley, Calif. Valley View HS

RACHEL HARVEY

G • 5-7 • R-So. San Francisco, Calif. St Ignatius Prep

MICHELLE DUCHEMIN

F • 6-0 • So.

Encino, Calif. Winward School

STATISTICS

ANA CAROLINA DE JESUS

F • 6-3 • R-So. Setubal, Portugal Eastern Fla. St. College

OLIVIA SMITH

F • 6-1 • R-Jr.

Las Vegas, Nev. Bishop Gorman HS

ROCHELLE FOURIE

C • 6-3 • R-So.

Palmerston, North, New Zealand Mankura School

TESS AMUNDSEN F • 6-1 • Gr. Fresno, Calif. Boise State

ANAIYAH TU’UA

G • 5-9 • R-So. Anaheim, Calif. Troy HS

MACY SMITH

G • 5-10 • So. Blaine, Minn. Spring Lake Park HS

LANEY AMUNDSEN

F • 6-1 • R-So. Fresno, Calif. Fresno City College

KAYANNA SPRIGGS

F • 6-2 • So. San Diego, Calif. Mater Dei Catholic HS

ARINA NIKISHINA C • 6-5 • Jr. Saint-Petersburg, Russia Kursk St. Univ.

WO M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Carlene Mitchell

ASSISTANT COACHES: Lauren Unger

Kiyae' White

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL

CARLENE MITCHELL

TWITTER: @CSUNWBB

INSTAGRAM: @CSUNWBB

WEB: GoMatadors.com

OPERATIONS: Willnett Crockett

KODY WILLIAMS

G • 6-0 • 190 • Fr. Minnetonka, Minn. South Kent HS

AMORO LADO

G • 6-2 • 175 • Jr. Nampa, Idaho College of Southern Idaho

JUSTUS JACKSON

G • 6-1 • 170 • So. Surprise, Ariz. DME Academy (Fla.)

G • 5-10 • 175 • Jr.

Vallejo, Calif. Sheridan (Wyo.) College

G • 6-1 • 175. • Jr. Leopoldsburg, Belgium San Diego

BERNARDO DA SILVA

F • 6-9 • 210 • Jr.

Rio das Ostras, Brazil Wasatch Academy

BEON RILEY

G • 6-6 • 220 • So. Chula Vista, Calif. Cathedral Catholic HS

MATIJA SVETOZAREVIC

F • 6-8 • 230 • So. Nis, Servia Portland

HARRY ROUHLIADEFF

F • 6-9 • 220 • Fr. Brisbane, Australia Villanova College

ZOAR NEDD F • 6-6 • 210 • Jr. Kapolei, O‘ahu Kapolei HS

RYAN RAPP

G • 6-5 • 195 • Jr. Melbourne, Australia Washington State

MOR SECK

C • 7-1 • 230 • Fr. Ngayene Daour, Senegal • Prolific Prep

M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH:

Eran Ganot

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH:

John Montgomery

ASSISTANT COACHES:

Brad Davidson

Rob Jones

ERAN GANOT

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL

OPERATIONS: Dominic Drury

DIRECTOR OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT: Johnny Trueblood

GRADUATE MANAGER: Jason Desrosiers, Alex Yano

SAMUTA AVEA

G/F • 6-6 • 195 • Sr. Hau‘ula, O‘ahu Kahuku HS

KAMAKA HEPA

F • 6-10 • 215 • Sr.

Utqiaġvik, Alaska Jefferson HS • Texas

JUAN

G • 6-0 • 170 • Gr. Morrisville, N.C. Panther Creek HS • Longwood

TWITTER: @HawaiiMBB

INSTAGRAM: @Hawaiibasketball

WEB: Hawaiiathletics.com

MUNOZ

JOVON M C CLANAHAN

NOEL COLEMAN

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TWITTER: @HawaiiWBB

INSTAGRAM: @HawaiiWBB

G • 5-7 • R-So. Lafayette, Calif. Weber St

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WEB: Hawaiiathletics.com

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Laura Beeman

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Alex Delanian

ASSISTANT COACHES:

Khalilah Mitchell Derrick Florence

LAURA

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DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Jason Hill

DIRECTOR OF PLAYER DEVELOPMENT: Savannah

WO M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

Reier

BEEMAN

KELSIE IMAI

G • 5-7 • Fr. Pahoa, Hawai‘i Waiakea HS

AVERY WATKINS

F • 6-0

Fr. Seattle, Wash. Kennedy Catholic HS

ASHLEY THOMS

HALLIE BIRDSONG G • 5-3 • So. Honolulu, O‘ahu Kalani HS

NNNENNA ORJI F • 6-2 • So. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Etiwanda HS

KALLIN SPILLER C • 6-3 • Gr. Seattle, Wash. Columbia

MEG JEFFERSON F • 6-3 • Gr. Seattle, Wash. Kennedy Catholic HS

IMANI PEREZ F • 6-4 • Fr. Denver, Colo. Mullen HS

EVA ONGOONGOTAU

G • 5-10 • So. Pleasant Grove, Utah Pleasant Grove HS

M c KENNA HAIRE G • 5-10 • Gr. Charlotte, N.C. Princeton

DAEJAH PHILLIPS G • 5-10 • So. Las Vegas, Nev. Centennial HS

MEILANI M c BEE G • 5-10 • So. Kennewick, Wash. Kennewick HS

JACQUE DAVID F • 5-11 • So. Independence, Mo. William Chrisman HS

LILY WAHINEKAPU

G • 5-7 • So. Kane‘ohe, O‘ahu ‘Iolani School

JOVI LEFOTU G • 5-8

Fr. Kane‘ohe, O‘ahu ‘Iolani School

OLIVIA DAVIES

F • 5-9

R-So. Anchorage, Alaska Matsu Career Tech

TITLE IX PASSAGE

The federal law known as Title IX is passed in 1972. Patsy Mink (D–HI), the first woman of color and first Asian-American in the House of Representatives was a major author and sponsor of the initiative. Mink, a graduate of University of Hawai’i, wrote the bill in part in response to being rejected by all 12 medical schools she applied to because she was a woman. After her death in 2002, the official name of Title IX was changed to the Patsy T. Mink Equal Opportunity in Education Act.

PCAA TAKES THE LEAD

In 1983, the Pacific Coast Athletic Association (PCAA) becomes the first western conference to introduce women's athletic programs, allowing female studentathletes to compete at the same level as their male counterparts.

UNLV defeated UC Irvine to win the first PCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament in 1984. UNLV was led by Misty Thomas, an Academic All-America guard who represented Canada in the 1984 Olympic Games. Thomas, who would later be inducted into the UNLV Hall of Fame and Canadian Basketball Hall of Fame, squared off against UC Irvine’s Cheri Graham. Graham set UC Irvine single season records for points (593), field goals (240) and blocks (115) in 1984, en route to becoming the Anteaters’ first All-American in women’s basketball. Graham is a member of the UCI Hall of Fame.

1984

Misty Thomas, an Academic All-America guard who represented Canada in the 1984 Olympic Games, led UNLV to a victory over UC Irvine in the first PCAA Women’s Basketball Tournament.

1984

UC Irvine’s Cheri Graham set single season records for points (593), field goals (240) and blocks (115), en route to becoming the Anteaters’ first All-American in women’s basketball. Graham is a member of the UCI Hall of Fame.

1988

LBSU won the first Big West women’s basketball title in 1988. In 12 seasons, Joan Bonvicini posted a 325-71 overall record with ten conference titles and ten consecutive NCAA Tournaments bids, including Final Four appearances in 1987 and 1988.

1972: Patsy Mink, a graduate of University of Hawai’i, was a major author and sponsor of the Title IX initiative.

WOMEN’S SPORTS HISTORY

NAMES AND GAMES

In 1988, the Pacific Coast Athletic Association changed its name to the Big West Conference. The move came on the heels of a contract to appear as the late game on ESPN’s Big Monday triple header telecast along with the Big East and Big Ten.

Long Beach State won the first women’s basketball championship under the Big West moniker. The win was Joan Bonvicini’s 3rd straight conference title. Overall Bonvicini turned in a 325-71 record in 12 seasons at LBSU. During her tenure, the team averaged 24 wins per season on the way to ten conference titles and ten consecutive NCAA Tournaments bids including Final Four appearances in 1987 and 1988.

80’S EXCELLENCE

The PCAA/Big West enjoyed unprecedented success in women’s sports in the 1980’s, winning a total of seven national championships in the decade.

Pacific’s women’s volleyball team became the first PCAA women’s program to claim a national championship with the back-to-back titles in 1985 and ‘86. Hawai’i women’s volleyball followed in 1987 as freshman Tonya “Teee” Williams earned AVCA National Player of the Year honors. Long Beach State’s Tara Cross won Player of the Year the following season, and the duo of Williams and Cross shared the honor in 1989. Cross’ Long Beach State squad also won the national championship in 1989, capping off a run of four national championships in five years for the PCAA/Big West.

Judi Garman, hired by Cal State Fullerton as the first fulltime softball coach in the nation in 1980, led the Titans to the 1986 Women’s College World Series championship. Garman amassed an overall record of 913-376-4 in 20 seasons in addition to nine conference titles. Garman was inducted into the National Fastpitch Coaches Association Hall of Fame in 1993.

San Jose State, then a member of the Big West, also captured women’s golf national titles in 1987 and 1989.

1988

Long Beach State, captained by setter Misty May, finished 36-0 and became the first women’s NCAA volleyball team to have an undefeated season.

INDIVIDUAL HONORS

UNLV’s Sheila Tarr claimed the PCAA’s first individual national title when she won the heptathlon at the 1984 NCAA Championships. Tarr was also the first NCAA champion from the state of Nevada and was named alternate to the 1988 United States Olympic Team. She is a member of the UNLV and Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame. Tarr succumbed to Multiple Sclerosis in 1998 at the age of 34. The Sheila Tarr Academy of International Studies, an elementary school that bears her name, is in Las Vegas.

Tarr is one of seven PCAA/Big West individual national champions. A list that also includes San Jose State’s Pat Hurst who won individual medalist honors along with a Honda Award as the nation’s best female collegiate golfer in 1989. Hurst was a first team All-American in 1989 and ’90 and won the 1990 US Women’s Amateur. Hurst won LPGA Rookie of the Year in 1995 and won six LPGA Tour events in her career.

In 1998 Long Beach State finished 36-0 and became the first women’s NCAA volleyball team to have an undefeated season. LBSU was captained by setter Misty May who would share the Most Outstanding Player award after setting a tournament record with 20 service aces. In her career, May won numerous Big West accolades as well as the Honda Sports Award for the nation’s best

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female volleyball player, the Honda-Broderick Cup as the best overall female college athlete and back-to-back National Player of the Year awards in 1997 and 1998. In all, Big West women’s volleyball players have won or shared the AVCA National Player of the Year award ten times.

In 2010, UC Riverside’s Brenda Martinez closed out her stellar career with eight individual conference championships, making her the most decorated female student-athlete in Big West history. Martinez would later represent her country in the 1,500 meters at the 2016 Olympics in Rio.

OLYMPIC GLORY

Brenda Martinez is one of 62 Olympians and Paralympians who have also competed in the PCAA/Big West. Over half of that group have participated in multiple Games, including Long Beach State alum Danielle Scott-Arruda’s five appearances on Team USA’s women’s volleyball squad between 1996 and 2012, the most for any Big West performer. Since the first Big West women appeared in the 1964 games, ten of the 11 institutions have been represented in the Olympics in 20 Team USA disciplines.

Three-time gold medalist Misty May-Treanor is the most decorated Big West Olympian. She is part of a group that includes Scott-Arruda as a two-time silver medalist (2008 & 2012, volleyball), Cal Poly gold medalist Stephanie Brown Trafton (2008, discus) and silver medalist, and current University of Hawai’i women’s volleyball coach, Robyn AhMow (2008, volleyball).

CSUN alumnus Katie Holloway is a four-time medalist at the Paralympic Games, earning two silver and two gold medals in women’s sitting volleyball. Holloway, who was born without a fibula in her right leg, played basketball for the Matadors averaging 14.5 points and 7 rebounds per game during her senior year in 2008.

Overall, 24 Big West athletes and coaches competed in the 2020 Tokyo games, while three appeared in the Paralympic games and one coach and one alternate made their way to the 2022 Beijing Olympics and Paralympic games.

2008

2010

UC Riverside’s Brenda Martinez closed out her career with eight individual conference championships, making her the most decorated individual female studentathlete in Big West history.

CSUN alumnus Katie Holloway is a four-time medalist at the Paralympic Games, earning two silver and two gold medals in women’s sitting volleyball.

PRO PROSPECTS

2022 Big West Women’s Basketball Player of the Year and championship MVP, Hawai’i’s Amy Atwell is the most recent WNBA draft pick to represent The Big West. Atwell was selected in the 3rd round by the Los Angeles Sparks.

Fellow Rainbow Wahine Judy Moseley-McAfee was the conference’s first WNBA draft pick, going 6th overall to the Sacramento Monarchs in 1997. UC Santa Barbara’s Kristen Mann is the other Big West first-rounder, having been selected 11th overall to the Minnesota Lynx in 2005. Overall, The Big West has produced nine WNBA draft picks.

Long Beach State alum Penny Toler also holds the distinction of being the first player to score a basket in the WNBA as a member of the Los Angeles Sparks.

Long Beach State’s Lena Silano is the last of the four Big West players that have been drafted into the National Women’s Soccer League (NWSL). Silano, and teammate Kaitlin Fregulia who was selected in 2022 are joined by Kiana Palacios (UC Irvine, 2018) and Christina Burkenroad (Cal State Fullerton, 2017) as NWSL draftees.

ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

UC San Diego and CSU Bakersfield became The Big West’s newest members on July 1, 2020. Scholarship student-athletes at UC San Diego graduate at the highest rate among all public institutions in Division I and II. Female student-athletes participating in eight Big West sports at UCSD have a collective graduation rate of 95.5%.

The latest NCAA Graduation Success Rate data placed the overall single-year rate at 90%. In 2022, 22 Big West women’s teams had a 100% graduation rate.

Named after 46-year UC Davis Athletics veteran and national leader in the development of women's athletics, the Marya Welch Initiative for Women's Athletics at UC Davis strives to provide new, recurring and comprehensive support for all 16 of the Aggies’ women's teams.

2022

Hawai’i’s Amy Atwell is the most recent WNBA draft pick to represent The Big West.

1997

Judy Moseley-McAfee was the conference’s first WNBA draft pick, going 6th overall to the Sacramento Monarchs.

BOUNDLESS OPPORTUNITIES

In 1977, UC Irvine’s first year of competition in the PCAA, the Anteaters named Linda Dempsay Athletic Director. She was the country’s first female athletic director at an NCAA Division I institution. Dempsay served until 1983.

UC Santa Barbara’s Kelly Barsky and UC Irvine’s Paula Smith currently lead Big West athletic programs, while Dr. Lynnette Zelezny (CSUB), Dr. Erika Beck (CSUN) and Dr. Jane Conoley (LBSU) comprise three of the 11 female presidents in the California State University system.

Overall, women in Division I have the highest participation rate in all of college sports at 47.1%, up from 26.4% in 1982. Division I also has the most diverse female student-athlete population with minority participation at 39%, an increase of ten percentage points from 2001.

From humble beginnings, The Big West now sponsors ten women’s sports with over 1,700 studentathletes competing.

MARCUS TSOHONIS

G • 6-3 • 190 • Sr. Portland, Ore. • Jefferson HS Washington • VCU

AMARI STROUD

F • 6-10 • 210 • Jr. Fresno, Calif. • Sunnyside HS Chico State • Hancock CC

MADDOX MONSON

G • 6-2 • 180 • Fr. Los Alamitos, Calif. Los Alamitos HS

JASON HART JR.

G • 6-2 • 175 • Fr. Grenada Hills, Calif. St. Bernard HS

AJ GEORGE

G • 6-6 • 190 • R-Fr. Fresno, Calif. Hoover HS

JOEL MURRAY

G • 6-0 • 170 • Sr. Rowlett, Texas • Rowlett HS West Texas A&M

JADON JONES

G • 6-5 • 195 • So. Long Beach, Calif. St. Anthony HS

CHAYCE POLYNICE

C • 6-11 • 230 • Jr. Van Nuys, Calif. • Grant HS College of Southern Idaho

TONE HUNTER

G • 6-1 • 160 • So. Las Vegas, Nev. • Middlebrooks Academy • Garden City CC

LASSINA TRAORE

F • 6-10 • 230 • So. Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire Victory Rock Prep • Saint Louis

ABOUBACAR TRAORE

F • 6-5 • 195 • So. Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire Churchill HS

TOBIAS ROTEGAARD

F • 6-7 • 200 • So. Kongsberg, Norway Sunrise Christian Academy • UAB

M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH:

Dan Monson

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH:

Myke Scholl

ASSISTANT COACHES:

Senque Carey

Allen Caveness

DAN MONSON

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Alex Manfredi

MATT FEGURGUR

F • 6-10 • 220 • So. Sinajana, Guam Father Duenas HS CC of San Francisco

SHAUMBA NGOYI

C • 6-9 • 200 • Fr. Kinshasha, DR Congo Sunrise Christian Academy

JEFFREY YAN

F • 6-9 • 260 • Jr. Shanghai, China Capistrano Valley Christian HS

TWITTER: @LBSUMBB

INSTAGRAM: @LBSUMBB

WEB: Longbeachstate.com

MA’QHI BERRY

G • 5-10 • R-Sr. Irving, Texas Ranchview HS

MALIA BAMBRICK

G • 5-10 • Sr. Santa Clarita, Calif. • Bishop Alemany HS • Pepperdine

SAVANNAH TUCKER

G • 5-9 • So. Fresno, Calif. Clovis North HS

PATRICIA CHUNG

G • 5-8 • So. Monterey Park, Calif. Mark Keppel HS

KENNAN KA

F • 6-0 • Fr. San Diego, Calif. Mission Hills HS

CASEY VALENTI PAEA

G • 5-9 • Jr. Melbourne, Australia Maribrynon College • Buffalo

KRISTYNA JESKEOVA

G • 6-2 • Jr. Jablonec Nad Nisou, Czech Republic • Czech Basketball Federation

TORI HARRIS

G • 6-0 • R-Sr. Dix Hills, N.Y. • Half Hollows Hills West HS • St. Bonaventure

ABBY SHOFF

F • 6-0 • Fr. Redding, Calif. Enterprise HS

SYDNEY WOODLEY

G • 5-8 • So. Menifee, Calif. Paloma Valley HS • CSUN

LAUREN GREEN

F • 6-2 • Sr. Tucson, Ariz. Cienega HS

IYREE JARRETT

G • 5-8 • Sr. Brea, Calif. Brea Olinda HS • Westmont

KIANNA HAMILTONFISHER

G • 6-0 • R-Jr. Woodland Hills, Calif. El Camino Real Charter

OLIVIA MOORE

G • 5-8 • Fr. Spokane, Wash. Mead HS

COURTNEY MURPHY

G • 6-0 • Sr. Sunshine Coast, Australia Mountain Creek State HS Seattle

DAVAI MATTHEWS

F • 6-3 • Fr. Detroit, Mich. Wayne Memorial HS

WO M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Jeff Cammon

ASSISTANT COACHES:

Bryan Camacho

Kevin Adams

Laura Dinkins

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Tia Karapoulios JEFF CAMMON

TWITTER: @LBSUWBB

INSTAGRAM: @LBSUWBB

WEB: Longbeachstate.com

KANE MILLING

G • 6-4 • 180 • So. Nantes, France CSP Limoges • Nevada

JOAQUIN STRONG

TY JOHNSON

CHRISTIAN ANIGWE

ROBBY BEASLEY III

LEO

SIONE LOSE

G • 6-4 • 170 • R-Fr. Sacramento, Calif. Capital Christian HS

F/W

6-7

Fr. Playa Del Rey, Calif. Villa Park HS

PATRICK LAMBEY

F • 6-5 • 190 • Jr. Granite Bay, Calif. Granite Bay HS • Yuba College

M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Jim Les

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Kevin Nosek

ASSISTANT COACHES: Kyle Vogt

Jonathan Metzger-Jones

ADE ADEBAYO

G • 6-5 • 205 • Jr. London, England Barking Abbey School

F • 6-9 • 220 • Sr.

Phoenix, Ariz. • Desert Vista HS San Jose State

G • 6-3 • 190 • So. San Ramon, Calif. Dublin HS • Montana

ELIJAH PEPPER

G

FRANCESCO BORRA

F • 6-11 • 255 • So. Montcalieri, Italy JSerra Catholic HS

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL

OPERATIONS: Justin Clareman

JIM LES TWITTER:

TESS SUSSMAN

F • 5-10 • Gr. Needham, Mass. Harvard ’22

MEGAN JONES

F • 6-3 • R-Jr. Ayr, Scotland Charnwood College ’19

CAMPBELL GRAY

G • 5-10 • R-Jr. Tigard, Ore. Tigard HS

NYA EPPS

G • 5-10 • Fr. El Cerrito, Calif. Carondelet HS

LENA SVANHOLM

F • 6-6 • R-Sr. Hørsholm, Denmark Colorado State

SYDNEY BURNS

G • 5-9 • So. Wilsonville, Ore. Wilsonville HS

TOVA SABEL G • 5-11 • Jr. Stockholm, Sweden Penn State University ’22

EVANNE TURNER G • 5-9 • Jr. Fontana, Calif. Etiwanda HS

MAKAILA SANDERS

G • 5-8 • R-Sr. Sacramento, Calif. Foothill HS

VICTORIA BAKER

G • 5-9 • R-Fr. Austin, Texas UC Irvine ’22

MEGAN NORRIS

P • 6-3 • So. Atherton, Calif. Sacred Heart Prep ’21

MAZATLAN HARRIS

F • 6-2 • So. San Diego, Calif. Cathedral Catholic HS

BRIA SHINE

G • 6-1 • So. Sacramento, Calif. Christian Brothers HS

WO M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Jennifer Gross

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Joe Teramoto

ASSISTANT COACH: Matt Klemin

JENNIFER GROSS

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Stephanie Shadwell

TWITTER: @UCDavisWBB INSTAGRAM: @UCDavisWBB WEB: UCDavisAggies.com

JC BUTLER

F • 6-5 • 190 • R-Sr. Racine, Wisc. The Prairie School

DAWSON BAKER

G • 6-4 • 190 • Jr. Coto De Caza, Calif. Capistrano Valley HS

JUSTIN HOHN

G • 6-2 • 185 • R-Jr. Sioux Falls, S.D. Tea HS

PIERRE

CHAZZ HUTCHISON

F

215

Jr. Mission Viejo, Calif. Mission Viejo HS

OFURE UJADUGHELE G

R-Jr. Long Beach, Calif. Chino Hills HS

DEVIN TILLIS F

HAYDEN WELLING F

Draper, Utah Corner Canyon HS

Karlsfeld, Germany Josef-Effner-Gynasium

M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Russell Turner

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Ryan Badrtalei

ASSISTANT COACHES:

Michael Wilder

Alex Young

RUSSELL TURNER

DIRECTOR OF RECRUITING: Ali Ton

DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS: Sean O’Donnell

TWITTER: @UCIMBB

INSTAGRAM: @UCIMBB

WEB: UCIrvineSports.com

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WO M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Tamara Inoue

ASSOCIATE HEAD COACH: Cecilia Russell-Nava

ASSISTANT COACHES: Derek Wynn Tyler Ellis

DIRECTOR

OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS: Cassie Klockgether

TAMARA INOUE

NIKKI TOM G • 5-9 • So. Fresno, Calif. Clovis West HS

TARRYN ROSS G • 5-10 • Jr. Garden Grove, Calif. Orangewood Academy

AMELIA SCHARPF G • 6-0 • So. San Jose, Calif. Archbishop Mitty HS

DIABA KONATE G • 5-7

Jr. Paris, France • Idaho State Honore D’Estienne D’Orves

OLIVIA WILLIAMS G • 6-1 • So. South San Francisco, Calif. Archbishop Mitty HS

HUNTER HERNANDEZ G • 5-9 • So. San Jose, Calif. Archbishop Mitty HS

NYAGOA GONY F • 6-2 • Gr. Lincoln, Neb. Purdue • Lincoln HS

DÉJA LEE G • 5-9 • So. Surrey, B.C., Canada Semiahmoo Secondary School

LAILA EL BEHERY G • 5-5 • So. Cairo, Egypt Canadian International School of Egypt

NAOMI HUNT F • 6-1 • Sr. Fullerton, Calif. Long Beach State • Troy HS

NEVAEH PARKINSON F/C • 6-3 • Jr. Dallas, Texas • New Mexico John Paul II HS

NEVAEH DEAN F/C • 6-2 • Jr. West Chester, Ohio Cincinnati • Lakota West HS

CAIYLE KAUPU F • 6-0 • Jr. Holualoa, Hawai’i Konawaena HS

KYLE OWENS

F • 6-8 • Gr. Calabasas, Calif. Crespi HS • Montana

NATE PICKENS

G • 6-4 • Fr. El Mirage, Ariz. Dream City Christian

KALEB SMITH

F • 6-8 • Fr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. Damien HS

KOBE JEROME

G • 6-4 • R-Fr. New Rochelle, N.Y. Blue Ridge School

JAMAL HARTWELL II

G • 5-10 • Gr. Inglewood, Calif. Fairfax HS • George Mason

ZYON PULLIN

G • 6-4 • Sr. Pleasant Hill, Calif. College Park HS

NIYI OLABODE

W • 6-5 • So. Orinda, Calif. Miramonte HS

FLYNN CAMERON

G • 6-5 • Gr. Auckland, New Zealand Hillcrest Christian College (Australia) • DePaul

JHAYLON MARTINEZ

C • 6-11 • R-So.

Vallejo, Calif. • Dream City Christian HS • UNLV

VLADIMER SALARIDZE

F • 6-7 • So. Tbilisi, Georgia West Seattle HS East Florida State

WIL TATTERSALL

F • 6-7 • Jr. Melbourne, Australia Center of Excellence

M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Mike Magpayo

ASSISTANT COACHES:

Dustin Yoder

Troy Hammel

Eddie Hill

LUKE TURNER

F • 6-7 • So. Temecula, Calif. Santa Margarita HS • Wofford

BARRINGTON HARGRESS

G • 6-0 • Fr. Inglewood, Calif. Heritage Christian School

LACHLAN OLBRICH

F • 6-10 • Fr. Adelaide, Australia Reynella East College Adelaide 36ers

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL

OPERATIONS: Matt Hurwitz MIKE MAGPAYO

TWITTER: @UCRMBB

INSTAGRAM: @UCRMBB

WEB: GoHighlanders.com

WO M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Nicole Powell

ASSISTANT

COACHES: Sean LaBeauf Brad Langston Hasten Beamer

NICOLE POWELL

RYANNE WALTERS G • 5-6 • Sr. Sacramento, Calif. Sacramento Charter HS • UCSB

MATEHYA BRYANT F • 6-0 • R-Jr. Sammamish, Wash. Eastlake HS • Grand Canyon

TILLERY

PARIS ATCHLEY G • 5-9 • Jr. Yorba Linda, Calif. La Jolla Country Day School Idaho

INDIA AIKINS G • 5-11 • Jr. Vancouver, British Columbia Lord Tweedsmuir Secondary School

ROSE MORSE G • 5-9 • So. Walnut Creek, Calif. Las Lomas HS

JORDAN WEBSTER G • 5-10 • Jr. Dallas, Texas Prestonwood Christian Academy

COAC

HEAD COACH: Joe Pasternack

ASSISTANT COACHES: Larry Lewis

Ben Tucker

Derek Glasser

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPERATIONS : Andrew Payne

SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE HEAD COACH: Dominic Lippi

GRADUATE ASSISTANT: Adam Grabowski

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G • 5-6 • So. Richardson, Tex. Richardson HS

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TWITTER: @UCSB_WBB

INSTAGRAM: @UCSB_WBB

WEB: UCSBGauchos.com

WO M E N ’ S BASK E T B A L L

COAC H I N G S T A F F

HEAD COACH: Bonnie Henrickson

ASSISTANT COACHES: Nate Fripp

Kaili McLaren

Krystle Evans

DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL

BONNIE HENRICKSON

OPERATIONS: Rhema Gardner

ALYSSA MARIN

G • 5-9 • Jr. Camarillo, Calif. Camarillo High School

CALLIE COOPER

KENNEDY JOHNSON

G • 5-11 • So. Hayward, Calif. Bishop O'Dowd HS

ALEXIS WHITFIELD F • 6-2 • So. West Hills, Calif. Washington

TATYANA MODAWAR F • 6-2 • Sr. Concord, Calif. UTEP

TAYLOR MOLE

G/F • 6-2 • Sr. Hobart, Tasmania, Australia Colorado State

LAUREL ROCKWOOD C • 6-4 • So. Henderson, Nev. Foothill HS

ANYA CHOICE

5-8 • So. Santa Rosa, Calif. Cardinal Newman HS

KATHLEEN HUTCHENS

• 5-9 • So. Arroyo Grande, Calif. Arroyo Grande High School

SKYLAR BURKE

G • 5-8 • Fr. Couer d'Alene, Ida. Couer d'Alene HS

ILA LANE F/C • 6-4 • Sr. Moraga Woodside Priory School

ANALILLIA CABUENA F • 6-0 • So. Stockton, Calif. Lincoln HS

JESSICA GRANT

G • 5-8 • Fr. San Marcos, Calif. Mission Hills HS

ALEXIS TUCKER

• 5-11 • Sr. Hawthorne, Calif. Texas Tech

MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

MOST POINTS

Game:

MOST

MOST

BEST

MOST

MOST

MOST

MOST

BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 ATTEMPTS)

TEAM RECORDS

MOST POINTS

Game: 115, UNLV vs. Cal State Fullerton (93)

Half: 66, UNLV (2nd half) vs. Cal State Fullerton

FEWEST POINTS

Game: 29, Long Beach State vs. UNLV (49)

Half: 8, Long Beach State (1st half) vs. UNLV

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE

Game: 44, UNLV vs. Long Beach State

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

Game: 91,

BEST

MOST

MOST

Anthony Bolton, Cal State Fullerton vs. Utah

MOST CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS MADE

Game: 15, Wally Rank, San Jose State vs. UC Santa Barbara

MOST REBOUNDS

Game: 21, Omondi Amoke, Cal State Fullerton vs. UC Irvine

MOST ASSISTS

Game: 13, Mark Wade, UNLV vs. New Mexico State

vs.

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS

Game: 8, Steve Shaw, Cal State Fullerton vs. Long Beach State

MOST STEALS

Game: 8, Sam Crawford, New Mexico State vs. Fresno State

MOST

BEST

MOST

MOST

MOST

MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

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WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

MOST POINTS

Game: 44, Genia Miller, Cal State Fullerton vs. New Mexico State

Half: 26, Genia Miller, Cal State Fullerton vs. New Mexico State

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE

Game: 17, Mikah Maly-Karros, UC Irvine vs. Cal State Fullerton

17, Genia Miller, Cal State Fullerton vs. New Mexico State

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

Game: 31, Mikah Maly-Karros, UC Irvine vs. Cal State Fullerton

BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 ATTEMPTS)

Game: .900 (9-of-10) Mia Fisher, UC Santa Barbara vs. Cal State Northridge

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE

Game: 8, Kelsey Harris, UC Davis vs. Long Beach State

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

Game: 13, Kelsey Lavender, Pacific vs. Cal Poly

BEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (MIN. 5 ATTEMPTS)

Game: 1.000, Trise Jackson (5-of-5), Long Beach State vs. Fresno State

MOST FREE THROWS MADE

Game: 14, Erika Kienast, UC Santa Barbara vs. Hawai’i

MOST FREE THROWS ATTEMPTED

BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 10 ATTEMPTS)

Game: 1.000 (11-of-11), Natasha Parks, UC Irvine vs. Long Beach

(11-of-11), Robin Holmes, CS Fullerton vs. Hawai’i

(10-of-10), Alli Nieman, Idaho vs. UC Santa Barbara

MOST CONSECUTIVE FREE THROWS MADE

Game: 12, Dorothy Lewis, UC Irvine vs. UNLV

MOST REBOUNDS

Game: 24, Devin Hudson, Long Beach State vs. Cal State

MOST ASSISTS

Game: 15, Cori Close, UC Santa Barbara vs. Hawai’i

Tine Freil, Pacific vs. UC Irvine

MOST BLOCKED SHOTS

Game: 12, Simone Srubek, Fresno State vs. UNLV

MOST STEALS

Game: 9, Dana Wilkerson, Long Beach State vs. Hawai’i

9, Tine Freil, Pacific vs. UC Irvine

TEAM RECORDS

MOST POINTS

Game: 123, Long Beach State vs. Pacific (65) 3/5/87

Half: 66, Long Beach State (1st half) vs. San Diego State 3/7/86

FEWEST POINTS

Game: 37, Cal State Fullerton vs. UC Riverside

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE

Game: 51, Long Beach State vs. Pacific 3/5/87

MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

Game: 95, Long Beach State vs. San Diego State 3/6/87

BEST FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

Game: .654 (34-of-52), UNLV vs. Cal State Fullerton

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE Game: 18, UC Santa Barbara vs. UC Irvine

MOST 3-POINT FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED

BEST 3-POINT FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE

MOST

BEST FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (MIN. 20 ATTEMPTS)

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS

MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS

MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

2022

March 8-12 • the Dollar loan Center • Henderson, nev.

FIRST ROUNd

#9 CSU Bakersfield 58, #8 CSUN 45

#7 UC Davis 63, #10 Cal Poly 53

QUARTERFINALS

#1 Long Beach State 72, #9 CSU Bakersfield 61

#5 UC Santa Barbara 78, #4 UC Irvine 69

#2 Cal State Fullerton 73, #7 UC Davis 55

#3 Hawai'i 68, #6 UC Riverside 67

SEMIFINALS

#1 Long Beach State 67, #5 UC Santa Barbara 64

#2 Cal State Fullerton 58, #3 Hawai'i 46

CHAMPIONSHIP

#2 Cal State Fullerton 72, #1 Long Beach State 71

2021

March 9-13 • Michelob ultra arena • las Vegas, nev.

FIRST ROUNd

#9 Long Beach State 85, #8 CSUN 63

#10 Cal Poly 87, #7 Cal State Fullerton 82

QUARTERFINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 95, #9 Long Beach State 87

#4 UC Davis 58, #5 CSU Bakersfield 56

#2 UC Irvine 58, #10 Cal Poly 51

#3 UC Riverside 63, #6 Hawai’i 52

SEMIFINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 71, #4 UC Davis 55

#2 UC Irvine 78, #3 UC Riverside 61

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 UC Santa Barbara 79, #2 UC Irvine 63

2020 tournament cancelled due to CoVID-19 pandemic

2019

March 14-16 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#2 UC Santa Barbara 71, #7 CSUN 68

#3 Cal State Fullerton 75, #6 UC Davis 71 (OT)

#1 UC Irvine 63, #8 UC Riverside 44

#5 Long Beach State 68, #4 Hawai’i 66

SEMIFINALS

#1 UC Irvine 75, #5 Long Beach State 67

#3 Cal State Fullerton 64, #2 UC Santa Barbara 58

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 UC Irvine 92, #3 Cal State Fullerton 64

2018

March 8-10 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#1 UC Davis 70, #8 UC Riverside 66

#4 Cal State Fullerton 76, #5 Long Beach State 74

#3 UC Irvine 68, #6 Hawai’i 67

#2 UC Santa Barbara 75, #7 Cal Poly 53

SEMIFINALS

#4 Cal State Fullerton 55, #1 UC Davis 52

#3 UC Irvine 61, #2 UC Santa Barbara 58

CHAMPIONSHIP

#4 Cal State Fullerton 71, #3 UC Irvine 55

2017

March 9-11 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#2 UC Davis 66, #7 Cal Poly 55

#3 Cal State Fullerton 81, #6 CSUN 68

#1 UC Irvine 76, #8 UC Riverside 67

#4 Long Beach State 73, #5 Hawai’i 62

SEMIFINALS

#1 UC Irvine 62, #4 Long Beach State 57

#2 UC Davis 66, #3 Cal State Fullerton 64 (OT)

CHAMPIONSHIP

#2 UC Davis 50, #1 UC Irvine 47

2016

March 10-12 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#1 Hawai’i 75, #8 Cal State Fullerton 44

#4 UC Santa Barbara 87, #5 UC Davis 61

#2 UC Irvine 84, #7 Cal Poly 64

#3 Long Beach State 82, #6 UC Riverside 74

SEMIFINALS

#1 Hawai’i 88, #4 UC Santa Barbara 76

#3 Long Beach State 77, #2 UC Irvine 72

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 Hawai’i 64, #3 Long Beach State 60

2015

March 12-14 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#1 UC Davis 71, #8 CSUN 67

#5 Hawai’i 79, #4 Long Beach State 72

#3 UC Irvine 63, #6 UC Riverside 54

#2 UC Santa Barbara 54, #7 Cal Poly 50

SEMIFINALS

#5 Hawai’i 65, #1 UC Davis 58

#3 UC Irvine 72, #2 UC Santa Barbara 63 (OT)

CHAMPIONSHIP

#3 UC Irvine 67, #5 Hawai’i 58

2014

March 13-15 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#7 Cal Poly 69, #2 UC Santa Barbara 38 #3 Long Beach State 66, #6 Cal State Fullerton 56

#1 UC Irvine 63, #8 UC Riverside 43 #5 CSUN 87, #4 Hawai’i 84 (OT)

SEMIFINALS

#7 Cal Poly 61, #1 UC Irvine 58 #5 CSUN 82, #3 Long Beach State 77

CHAMPIONSHIP

#7 Cal Poly 61, #5 CSUN 59

2013

March 14-16 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#2 Pacific 71, #7 UC Santa Barbara 68

#3 Cal Poly 64, #6 UC Davis 41

#1 Long Beach State 75, #8 Cal State Fullerton 66 #4 UC Irvine 71, #5 Hawai’i 60

SEMIFINALS

#4 UC Irvine 67, #1 Long Beach State 60

#2 Pacific 55, #3 Cal Poly 53

CHAMPIONSHIP

#2 Pacific 64, #4 UC Irvine 55

2012

March 8-10 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#3 UC Santa Barbara 72, #6 Pacific 52

#7 UC Irvine 65, #2 Cal State Fullerton 59

#1 Long Beach State 80, #8 UC Davis 46 #4 Cal Poly 66, #5 UC Riverside 54

SEMIFINALS

#1 Long Beach State 68, #7 UC Irvine 57

#3 UC Santa Barbara 64, #4 Cal Poly 52

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 Long Beach State 77, #3 UC Santa Barbara 64

2011

March 10-12 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#1 Long Beach State 79, #8 UC Irvine 72

#5 UC Santa Barbara 79, #4 Pacific 67

#7 UC Riverside 70, #2 Cal Poly 66 (OT)

#3 CSUN 75, #6 Cal State Fullerton 54

SEMIFINALS

#1 Long Beach State 74, #7 UC Riverside 63

#5 UC Santa Barbara 83, #3 CSUN 63

CHAMPIONSHIP

#5 UC Santa Barbara 64, #1 Long Beach State 56

2010

March 10-13 • anaheim Convention arena • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#5 Cal State Fullerton 84, #8 CSUN 76

#6 Cal Poly 73, #7 UC Irvine 69

QUARTERFINALS

#3 Long Beach State 79, #6 Cal Poly 69

#5 UC Davis 68, #5 Cal State Fullerton 65

SEMIFINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 76, #5 UC Davis 62

#3 Long Beach State 68, #2 Pacific 61

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 UC Santa Barbara 69, #3 Long Beach State 64

2009

March 11-14 • anaheim Convention arena • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#8 UC Davis 69, #5 UC Irvine 68

#7 Cal State Fullerton 59, #6 UC Riverside 46

QUARTERFINALS

#3 Pacific 67, #8 UC Davis 60

#4 UC Santa Barbara 73, #7 Cal State Fullerton 64

SEMIFINALS

#1 CSUN 67, #4 UC Santa Barbara 60

#3 Pacific 65, #2 Long Beach State 60

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 CSUN 71, #3 Pacific 66 (OT)

2008

March 12-15 • anaheim Convention arena • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd #5 UC Irvine 77, #8 Long Beach State 63

#7 UC Riverside 62, #6 Cal Poly 54

QUARTERFINALS

#3 Cal State Fullerton 81, #7 UC Riverside 69

#5 UC Irvine 57, #4 Pacific 56

SEMIFINALS #5 UC Irvine 55, #1 UC Santa Barbara 50

#3 Cal State Fullerton 83, #2 CSUN 68

CHAMPIONSHIP #3 Cal State Fullerton 81, #5 UC Irvine 66

2007

March 7-10 • anaheim Convention arena • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#5 UC Irvine 53, #8 UC Riverside 52

#7 Pacific 71, #6 Cal State Northridge 54

QUARTERFINALS

#3 Cal State Fullerton 100, #7 Pacific 92 (2OT)

#5 UC Irvine 70, (4) UC Santa Barbara 52

SEMIFINALS

#1 Long Beach State 77, #5 UC Irvine 63

#2 Cal Poly 81, #3 Cal State Fullerton 56

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 Long Beach State 94, #2 Cal Poly 83

2006

March 8-11 • anaheim Convention arena • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#5 UC Santa Barbara 76, #8 UC Riverside 44 #6 Cal State Fullerton 73, #7 Cal State Northridge 63

QUARTERFINALS

#3 Long Beach State 94, #6 Cal State Fullerton 91

#4 Cal Poly 57, #5 UC Santa Barbara 50

SEMIFINALS

#1 Pacific 68, #4 Cal Poly 57

#3 Long Beach State 75, #2 UC Irvine 73

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 Pacific 78, #3 Long Beach State 70

MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

2005

March 9-12 • anaheim Convention arena • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#5 UC Irvine 80, #8 Idaho 67

#7 UC Santa Barbara 55, #6 Long Beach State 49

QUARTERFINALS

#3 Cal State Fullerton 66, #7 UC Santa Barbara 55

#4 CSUN 72, #5 UC Irvine 56

SEMIFINALS

#1 Pacific 63, #4 CSUN 61

#2 Utah State 84, #3 Cal State Fullerton 77

CHAMPIONSHIP

#2 Utah State 65, #1 Pacific 52

2004

March 10-13 • anaheim Convention arena • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#5 UC Riverside 72, #8 Cal Poly 63

#6 CSUN 80, #7 Cal State Fullerton 70

QUARTERFINALS

#6 CSUN 61, #3 UC Santa Barbara 58

#4 Idaho 66, #5 UC Riverside 58

SEMIFINALS

#6 CSUN 63, #1 Utah State 62

#2 Pacific 67, #4 Idaho 61

CHAMPIONSHIP

#2 Pacific 75, #6 CSUN 73

2003

March 13-15 • anaheim Convention arena • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#4 Cal Poly 54, #5 Idaho 50

#1 UC Santa Barbara 53, #8 Pacific 44

#2 UC Irvine 70, #7 CSUN 64 (OT)

#3 Utah State 89, #6 Cal State Fullerton 83 (OT)

SEMIFINALS

#4 Cal Poly 67, #1 UC Santa Barbara 52

#3 Utah State 62, #2 UC Irvine 55

CHAMPIONSHIP

#3 Utah State 57, #4 Cal Poly 54

2002

March 7-9 • anaheim Convention arena • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#4 Pacific 78, #5 CSUN 66

#1 Utah State 61, #8 Idaho 41

#2 UC Irvine 72, #7 Long Beach State 65

#3 UC Santa Barbara 74, #6 Cal Poly 65

SEMIFINALS

#1 Utah State 69, #4 Pacific 65

#3 UC Santa Barbara 66, #2 UC Irvine 61

CHAMPIONSHIP

#3 UC Santa Barbara 60, #1 Utah State 56

2001

March 8-10 • anaheim Convention arena • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#6 Boise State 95, #3 Long Beach State 70

#2 Utah State 74, #7 Cal State Fullerton 43

#1 UC Irvine 71, #8 Cal Poly 66

#5 Pacific 71, #4 UC Santa Barbara 69 (OT)

SEMIFINALS

#2 Utah State 67, #6 Boise State 48

#5 Pacific 74, #1 UC Irvine 58

CHAMPIONSHIP

#2 Utah State 50, #5 Pacific 38

2000

March 9-11 • lawlor events Center • reno, nev.

QUARTERFINALS

#W1 Long Beach State 97, #E4 Idaho 86

#E2 New Mexico State 70, #W3 UC Irvine 51

#E1 Utah State 64, #W4 Pacific 41

#W2 UC Santa Barbara 78, #E3 Nevada 85

SEMIFINALS

#W1 Long Beach State 84, #E2 New Mexico State 89 (OT)

#E1 Utah State 69, #E3 Nevada 64

CHAMPIONSHIP

#E1 Utah State 71, #E2 New Mexico State 66

1999

March 4-6 • lawlor events Center • reno, nev.

QUARTERFINALS

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 75, #E4 Utah State 74

#E2 New Mexico State 89, #W3 Pacific 78

#E1 Boise State 77, #W4 Cal State Fullerton 60

#W2 Long Beach State 81, #E3 Idaho 76

SEMIFINALS

#E2 New Mexico State 78, #W1 UC Santa Barbara 67

#E1 Boise State 71, #W2 Long Beach State 58

CHAMPIONSHIP

#E2 New Mexico State 79, #E1 Boise State 69

1998

March 6-8 | lawlor events Center | reno, nev.

QUARTERFINALS

#E1 Utah State 69, #W4 Long Beach State 61

#W2 Cal State Fullerton 89, #E3 Boise State 82

#W1 Pacific 82, #E4 Idaho 74

#E2 Nevada 81, #W3 UC Irvine 72

SEMIFINALS

#E1 Utah State 65, #W2 Cal State Fullerton 56

#W1 Pacific 67, #E2 Nevada 62

CHAMPIONSHIP

#E1 Utah State 78, #W1 Pacific 63

1997

March 7-9 • lawlor events Center • reno, nev.

FIRST ROUNd

#W1 Pacific 68, #E4 Boise State 52

#E2 Utah State 81, #W3 UC Santa Barbara 66

#E1 Nevada 80, #W4 Cal State Fullerton 55

#E3 New Mexico St. 88, #W2 Long Beach St. 76

SEMIFINALS

#W1 Pacific 71, #E2 Utah State 54

#E1 Nevada 80, #E3 New Mexico State 63

CHAMPIONSHIP

#W1 Pacific 63, #E1 Nevada 55

1996

March 8-10 • lawlor events Center • reno, nev.

FIRST ROUNd

#4 Utah State 70, #5 Nevada 65

#6 San Jose State 77, #3 Pacific 57

SEMIFINALS

#4 Utah State 86, #1 Long Beach State 73

#6 San Jose State 71, #2 UC Irvine 67

CHAMPIONSHIP

#6 San Jose State 76, #4 Utah State 75 (OT)

1995

March 9-12 • thomas & Mack Center • las

FIRST ROUNd

#7 UNLV 77, #10 San Jose State 66

#8 UC Irvine 76, #9 Cal State Fullerton 69

QUARTERFINALS

#2 New Mexico State 96, #7 UNLV 76

#3 Long Beach State 67, #6 UC Santa Barbara 64

#8 UC Irvine 76, #1 Utah State 72

#4 Nevada 64, #5 Pacific 62

SEMIFINALS

#3 Long Beach State 87, #2 New Mexico State 79

#4 Nevada 88, #8 UC Irvine 69

CHAMPIONSHIP

#3 Long Beach State 76, #4 Nevada 69 (OT)

1994

March 10-13 • thomas & Mack Center • las Vegas, nev.

FIRST ROUNd

#10 UC Irvine 53, #7 UC Santa Barbara 48

#9 Nevada 68, #8 Cal State Fullerton 64

QUARTERFINALS

#10 UC Irvine 78, #2 Utah State 68

#6 Pacific 87, #3 Long Beach State 74

#5 UNLV 83, #4 San Jose State 69

#1 New Mexico State 68, #9 Nevada 67 (OT)

SEMIFINALS

#10 UC Irvine 82, #6 Pacific 78

#1 New Mexico State 82, #5 UNLV 64

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 New Mexico State 70, #10 UC Irvine 64

1993

March 12-14 • long Beach arena • long Beach, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#6 UC Santa Barbara 57, #3 Pacific 54

#1 New Mexico State 87, #8 UC Irvine 76

#2 UNLV 104, #7 Utah State 86

#4 Long Beach State 80, #5 Cal State Fullerton 68

SEMIFINALS

#1 New Mexico State 82, #6 UC Santa Barbara 77

#4 Long Beach State 79, #2 UNLV 77

CHAMPIONSHIP

#4 Long Beach State 70, #1 New Mexico State 62

1992

March 13-15 • long Beach arena • long Beach, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#8 UC Irvine 88, #1 UC Santa Barbara 67

#5 Pacific 86, #4 Utah State 69

#3 Long Beach State 77, #6 Cal State Fullerton 71

#2 New Mexico State 86, #7 Fresno State 85

SEMIFINALS

#5 Pacific 81, #8 UC Irvine 69

#2 New Mexico State 88, #3 Long Beach State 72

CHAMPIONSHIP

#2 New Mexico State 74, #5 Pacific 73

1991

March 8-10 • long Beach arena • long Beach, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#3 Pacific 74, #6 Cal State Fullerton 67

#1 UNLV 49, #8 Long Beach State 29

#7 Fresno State 88, #2 New Mexico State 82

#5 UC Santa Barbara 80, #4 Utah State 76

SEMIFINALS

#7 Fresno State 87, #3 Pacific 70

#1 UNLV 95, #5 UC Santa Barbara 67

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 UNLV 98, #7 Fresno State 74

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MEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

1990

March 7-11 • long Beach arena • long Beach, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#7 Cal State Fullerton 82, #10 UC Irvine 63

#9 Fresno State 71, #8 San Jose State 56

QUARTERFINALS

#1 New Mexico State 72, #9 Fresno State 66

#4 Long Beach State 86, #5 Utah State 68

#6 Pacific 65, #3 UC Santa Barbara 62

#2 UNLV 115, #7 Cal State Fullerton 93

SEMIFINALS

#4 Long Beach State 90, #1 New Mexico State 85

#2 UNLV 99, #6 Pacific 72

CHAMPIONSHIP

#2 UNLV 92, #4 Long Beach State 74

1989

March 8-11 • long Beach arena • long Beach, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#7 Fresno State 64, #10 San Jose State 60

#8 UC Irvine 68, #9 Pacific 62

QUARTERFINALS

#4 Cal State Fullerton 87, #5 Utah State 86 (OT)

#3 UC Santa Barbara 69, #6 Long Beach State 57

#2 New Mexico State 60, #7 Fresno State 59

#1 UNLV 102, #8 UC Irvine 82

SEMIFINALS

#1 UNLV 99, #4 Cal State Fullerton 83

#2 New Mexico State 67, #3 UC Santa Barbara 63

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 UNLV 68, #2 New Mexico State 62

1988

March 9-12 • Inglewood Forum • Inglewood, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#8 Cal State Fullerton 73, #9 Fresno State 59

#7 San Jose State 76, #10 Pacific 60

QUARTERFINALS

#5 UC Irvine 74, #4 Long Beach State 69

#2 Utah State 80, #7 San Jose State 72

#3 UC Santa Barbara 56, #6 New Mexico State 52

#1 UNLV 61, #8 Cal State Fullerton 56

SEMIFINALS

#5 UC Irvine 74, #1 UNLV 70

#2 Utah State 73, #3 UC Santa Barbara 66

CHAMPIONSHIP

#2 Utah State 86, #5 UC Irvine 79

1987

March 5-7 • Inglewood Forum • Inglewood, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#3 San Jose State 71, #6 New Mexico State 54

#2 UC Santa Barbara 87, #7 Utah State 79

#5 Cal State Fullerton 97, #4 UC Irvine 81

#1 UNLV 105, #8 Long Beach State 70

SEMIFINALS

#1 UNLV 99, #5 Cal State Fullerton 65

#3 San Jose State 70, #2 UC Santa Barbara 69

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 UNLV 94, #3 San Jose State 69

1986

March 6-8 • Inglewood Forum • Inglewood, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#5 Pacific 55, #4 San Jose State 53

#3 New Mexico State 74, #6 Utah State 71

#1 UNLV 68, #8 Fresno State 49

#7 Cal State Fullerton 66, #2 UC Irvine 58

SEMIFINALS

#1 UNLV 75, #7 Cal State Fullerton 65

#3 New Mexico State 75, #5 Pacific 61

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 UNLV 75, #3 New Mexico State 55

1985

March 7-9 • Inglewood Forum • Inglewood, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#5 San Jose State 92, #4 Utah State 56

#3 Cal State Fullerton 79, #6 UC Irvine 68

#1 UNLV 89, #8 Pacific 58 #2 Fresno State 56, #7 UC Santa Barbara 50

SEMIFINALS

#3 Cal State Fullerton 56, #2 Fresno State 54 #1 UNLV 60, #5 San Jose State 59

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 UNLV 79, #3 Cal State Fullerton 61

1984

March 8-10 • Inglewood Forum • Inglewood, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#4 Utah State 79, #5 New Mexico State 77

#2 UC Irvine 77, #7 Long Beach State 65

#1 UNLV 70, #8 San Jose State 55

#3 Fresno State 53, #6 Cal State Fullerton 51

SEMIFINALS

#1 UNLV 91, #4 Utah State 78 #3 Fresno State 71, #2 UC Irvine 57

CHAMPIONSHIP

#3 Fresno State 51, #1 UNLV 49

1983

March 10-12 • Inglewood Forum • Inglewood, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#6 San Jose State 80, #3 Utah State 66 #4 Fresno State 86, #5 UC Irvine 68 #1 UNLV 74, #8 Pacific 67 #7 Long Beach State 61, #2 Cal State Fullerton 59

SEMIFINALS

#1 UNLV 67, #7 Long Beach State 64 #4 Fresno State 53, #6 San Jose State 47 (OT)

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 UNLV 66, #4 Fresno State 63 (OT)

1982

March 3-5 • anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#3 Cal State Fullerton 64, #6 Pacific 52

#2 UC Irvine 90, #7 Utah State 64

#4 Long Beach State 71, #5 San Jose State 68

SEMIFINALS

#1 Fresno State 76, #3 Long Beach State 55

#3 Cal State Fullerton 62, #2 UC Irvine 61

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 Fresno State 69, #3 Cal State Fullerton 57

1981 March 5-7 • anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#2 San Jose State 63, #7 Cal State Fullerton 54

#3 Long Beach State 83, #6 Pacific 77

#5 Utah State 93, #4 UC Irvine 90

SEMIFINALS

#1 Fresno State 71, #5 Utah State 57

#2 San Jose State 64, #3 Long Beach State 50

Championship

#1 Fresno State 52, #2 San Jose State 48

1980

Feb. 28-March 1 • anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#4 San Jose State 73, #5 UC Santa Barbara 66

#2 Long Beach State 64, #7 UC Irvine 56

#3 Pacific 70, #6 Cal State Fullerton 58

SEMIFINALS

#4 San Jose State 94, #1 Utah State 68

#2 Long Beach State 72, #3 Pacific 70

CHAMPIONSHIP

#4 San Jose State 57, #2 Long Beach State 55

1979

March 1-3 • anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUARTERFINALS

#3 Fresno State 75, #6 UC Santa Barbara 62

#2 Utah State 85, #7 San Jose State 78

#5 Long Beach State 79, #4 Cal State Fullerton 70

#1 Pacific 57, #8 UC Irvine 52

SEMIFINALS

#1 Pacific 74, #5 Long Beach State 69

#2 Utah State 81, #3 Fresno State 74

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 Pacific 82, #2 Utah State 73

1978

March 2-4 • anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

FIRST ROUNd

#5 Long Beach State 84, #4 Pacific 82

#3 Cal State Fullerton 88, #6 San Jose State 78

#2 San Diego State 96, #7 UC Santa Barbara 50

SEMIFINALS

#3 Cal State Fullerton 64, #2 San Diego State 50

#5 Long Beach State 68, #1 Fresno State 62 (OT)

CHAMPIONSHIP

#3 Cal State Fullerton 64, #5 Long Beach State 53

1977

March 2 • Campus Sites (higher seed hosts)

FIRST ROUNd

#4 Cal State Fullerton 79, #5 Pacific 68

#3 San Jose State 71, #6 UC Santa Barbara 52

#2 San Diego State 51, #7 Fresno State 41

March 5-6 • anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

SEMIFINALS

#3 San Jose State 75, #2 San Diego State 74

#1 Long Beach State 65, #4 Cal State Fullerton 64 (OT)

CHAMPIONSHIP

#1 Long Beach State 76, #3 San Jose State 6

1976

March 6-7 • Stockton Memorial Civic auditorium •

Stockton, Calif.

SEMIFINALS

#3 San Diego State 67, #2 San Jose State 64

#4 Pacific 72, #1 Cal State Fullerton 64

CHAMPIONSHIP

San Diego State 76, Pacific 64

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

2022

March 8-12 • the Dollar loan Center • Henderson, nev.

FI r ST ro UN d

#9 CSU Bakersfield 63, #8 CSUN 62 (OT)

#7 Cal State Fullerton 70, #10 Cal Poly 64

QUA r T er FINALS

#1 Hawai'i 48, #9 CSU Bakersfield 47

#4 UC Riverside 46, #5 UC Santa Barbara 42

#2 UC Irvine 80, #7 Cal State Fullerton 68

#6 UC Davis 55, #3 Long Beach State 45

S e MIFINALS

#1 Hawai'i 69, #4 UC Riverside 55

#2 UC Irvine 84, #6 UC Davis 75 (OT)

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 Hawai'i 59, #2 UC Irvine 48

2021

March 9-13 • Michelob ultra arena • las Vegas, nev.

FI r ST ro UN d

#9 Cal State Fullerton 55, #8 UC Riverside 51

QUA r T er FINALS

#1 UC Davis 61, #9 Cal State Fullerton 54

#5 Hawai’i 81, #4 CSU Bakersfield 67

#2 UC Irvine 92, #7 UC Santa Barbara 90

#6 Cal Poly 61, #3 Long Beach State 60

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Davis 64, #5 Hawai’i 52

#2 UC Irvine 68, #6 Cal Poly 59

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UC Davis 61, #2 UC Irvine 42

2020 *

First & Second rounds • March 10-11

Walter Pyramid • long Beach, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#8 Cal Poly 59, #5 Long Beach State 48

#6 Cal State Fullerton 67, #7 CSUN 52

QUA r T er FINALS

#8 Cal Poly 70, #3 UC Irvine 49

#4 Hawai’i 72, #6 Cal State Fullerton 59

March 13-14 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

S e MIFINALS*

#1 UC Davis vs. #8 Cal Poly

#2 UC Santa Barbara vs. #4 Hawai’i

* Tournament canceled following the quarterfinal round due to CoVId-19 pandemic

2019

First & Second rounds • March 12-13

Bren events Center • Irvine, Calif

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 UC Irvine 53, #8 UC Santa Barbara 46

#7 Long Beach State 60, #6 Cal State Fullerton 54

QUA r T er FINALS

#3 UC Riverside 67, #7 Long Beach State 50

#5 UC Irvine 59, #4 CSUN 57

March 15-16 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Davis 82, #5 UC Irvine 50

#2 Hawai’i 66, #3 UC Riverside 58

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UC Davis 59, #2 Hawai’i 50

2018

First & Second rounds • March 6-7 • titan gym

Fullerton, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 CSUN 62, #8 Hawai’i 57

#6 UC Riverside 79, #7 Long Beach State 66

QUA r T er FINALS

#6 UC Riverside 86, #3 UC Irvine 74

#5 CSUN 72, #4 UC Santa Barbara 63

March 9-10 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Davis 49, #6 UC Riverside 46

#5 CSUN 73, #2 Cal Poly 50

CHAM p I o NSHI p #5 CSUN 63, #1 UC Davis 55

2017

First & Second rounds • March 7-8 • Walter Pyramid long Beach, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 UC Riverside 92, #8 UC Irvine 60

#6 Hawai’i 71, #7 Cal Poly 50

QUA r T er FINALS

#3 CSUN 71, #6 Hawai’i 64

#4 UC Santa Barbara 81, #5 UC Riverside 71

March 10-11 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

S e MIFINALS

#4 UC Santa Barbara 73, #1 UC Davis 59

#2 Long Beach State 61, #3 CSUN 60

CHAM p I o NSHI p #2 Long Beach State 56, #4 UC Santa Barbara 55

2016

First & Second rounds • March 8-9

Bren events Center • Irvine, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 UC Santa Barbara 62, #8 UC Irvine 43

#6 Cal Poly 72, #7 CSUN 51

QUA r T er FINALS

#3 Long Beach State 54, #6 Cal Poly 52

#4 UC Davis 71, #5 UC Santa Barbara 67

March 11-12 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

S e MIFINALS

#4 UC Davis 81, #1 UC Riverside 72

#2 Hawai’i 76, #3 Long Beach State 70

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#2 Hawai’i 78, #4 UC Davis 59

2015

March 10-11 • First & Second rounds

titan gym • Fullerton, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 UC Davis 80, #8 UC Irvine 71

#7 Cal State Fullerton 71, #6 UC Riverside 59

QUA r T er FINALS

#7 Cal State Fullerton 55, #3 Cal Poly 48

#5 UC Davis 70, #4 Long Beach State 67

March 13-14 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

S e MIFINALS

#1 Hawai’i 73, #7 Cal State Fullerton 64 #2 CSUN 61, #5 UC Davis 47

CHAM p I o NSHI p #2 CSUN 67, #1 Hawai’i 60

2014

First & Second rounds • March 11-12

Walter Pyramid | long Beach State, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 UC Davis 58, #8 UC Santa Barbara 57

#6 Long Beach State 64, #7 Cal State Fullerton 60

QUA r T er FINALS

#3 Hawai’i 52, #6 Long Beach State 49

#5 UC Irvine 74, #5 UC Davis 70 (OT)

March 14-15 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

S e MIFINALS

#1 CSUN 78, #4 UC Irvine 60

#2 Cal Poly 66, #3 Hawai’i 52

CHAM p I o NSHI p #1 CSUN 73, #2 Cal Poly 58

2013

First & Second rounds • Bren events Center

Irvine, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#8 Cal State Fullerton 54 #5 Long Beach State 48

#6 CSUN 61, #7 UC Davis 40

QUA r T er FINALS

#8 Cal State Fullerton 66, #3 Hawai’i 51

#4 UC Santa Barbara 45, #6 CSUN 31

March 15-16 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

S e MIFINALS

#1 Pacific 54, #8 Cal State Fullerton 51

#2 Cal Poly 62, #4 UC Santa Barbara 43

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#2 Cal Poly 63, #1 Pacific 49

2012

FI r ST ro UN d (campus sites)

#1 Cal Poly 71, #8 Cal State Fullerton 53

#7 Long Beach State 57, #2 CSUN 52

#6 UC Santa Barbara 61, #3 UC Irvine 51

#5 Pacific 59, #4 UC Davis 51

March 9-10 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

S e MIFINALS

#7 Long Beach State 51, #1 Cal Poly 48

#6 UC Santa Barbara 84, #5 Pacific 66

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#6 UC Santa Barbara 63, #7 Long Beach State 54

2011

FI r ST ro UN d (campus sites)

Cal Poly 73, Cal State Fullerton 70

Pacific 49, UC Santa Barbara 45

UC Riverside 83, Long Beach State 65

UC Davis 72, UC Irvine 45

March 11-12 • Honda Center • anaheim, Calif.

S e MIFINALS

Cal Poly 70, Pacific 55

UC Davis 44, UC Riverside 39

CHAM p I o NSHI p

UC Davis 66, Cal Poly 49

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

2010 anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 UC Santa Barbara 82, #8 Pacific 54

#6 Cal State Fullerton 89, #7 UC Irvine 76

QUA r T er FINALS

#3 UC Riverside 73, #6 Cal State Fullerton 54

#5 UC Santa Barbara 73, #4 Long Beach State 50

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Davis 63, #5 UC Santa Barbara 53

#3 UC Riverside 54, #2 Cal Poly 51

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#3 UC Riverside 71, #1 UC Davis 67

2009 anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#8 CSUN 64, #5 UC Davis 56

#6 Cal State Fullerton 61, #7 UC Irvine 43

QUA r T er FINALS

#3 Cal Poly 74, #8 CSUN 65

#6 Cal State Fullerton 64, #4 Pacific 62

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 60 #6 Cal State Fullerton 52

#3 Cal Poly 58, #2 UC Riverside 57

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UC Santa Barbara 64, #3 Cal Poly 57

2008 anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 Cal Poly 76, #8 UC Irvine 61

#6 Cal State Fullerton 69, #7 Long Beach State 51

QUA r T er FINALS

#3 UC Riverside 59, #6 Cal State Fullerton 47

#5 Cal Poly 79, #4 Pacific 76

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 77, #5 Cal Poly 57

#2 UC Davis 63, #3 UC Riverside 53

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UC Santa Barbara 74, #2 UC Davis 59

2007

anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 Cal State Fullerton 69, #8 Pacific 58

#6 Long Beach State 76, #7 UC Irvine 64

QUA r T er FINALS

#6 Long Beach State 70, #3 Cal Poly 67

#5 Cal State Fullerton 75, #4 CSUN 65

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Riverside 59, #6 Long Beach State 53

#2 UC Santa Barbara 57, #5 Cal State Fullerton 52

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UC Riverside 70, #2 UC Santa Barbara 67

2006

anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 Cal Poly 94, #8 Pacific67

#7 CSUN 66, #6 UC Irvine 64

QUA r T er FINALS

#7 CSUN 74, #3 Cal State Fullerton 70

#4 UC Riverside 73, #5 Cal Poly 63

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 66, #7 CSUN 61

#4 UC Riverside 57, #2 Long Beach State 49

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#4 UC Riverside 59, #1 UC Santa Barbara 58

2005

anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 UC Riverside 63, #8 Cal State Fullerton 37 #7 UC Irvine 75, #6 Utah State 63

QUA r T er FINALS

#3 Idaho 63, #7 UC Irvine 50 #4 CSUN 62, #5 UC Riverside 58 (OT)

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 79, #4 CSUN 67 #3 Idaho 69, #2 Long Beach State 67

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UC Santa Barbara 74, #3 Idaho 66

2004

anahe

FI r ST ro UN d

#5 Long Beach State 55, #8 Utah State 48

#6 Cal State Fullerton 71, #7 UC Riverside 56

QUA r T er FINALS

#5 Long Beach State 58, #4 Cal Poly 55 #3 Pacific 78, #6 Cal State Fullerton 59

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 74, #5 Long Beach State 56 #2 Idaho 71, #3 Pacific 68

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UC Santa Barbara 68, #2 Idaho 51

2003

anaheim Convention Center | anaheim, Calif.

QUA r T er FINALS

#3 Long Beach State 76, #6 Cal Poly 62 #2 Pacific 63, #7 UC Riverside 61

#1 UC Santa Barbara 93, #8 Cal State Fullerton 58

#4 UC Irvine 65, #5 Idaho 60

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 83, #4 UC Irvine 50 #2 Pacific 71, #3 Long Beach State 51

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UC Santa Barbara 68, #2 Pacific 50

2002 anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUA r T er FINALS

#3 Pacific 72, #6 Idaho 45

#2 UC Riverside 63, #7 UC Irvine 53

#1 UC Santa Barbara 73, #8 Cal State Fullerton 62

#4 Long Beach State 77, #5) Cal Poly 72

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 83, #4 Long Beach State 65

#3 Pacific 64, #2 UC Riverside 47

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UC Santa Barbara 64, #3 Pacific 53

2001 anaheim Convention Center • anaheim, Calif.

QUA r T er FINALS

#6 Cal Poly 79, #3 Pacific 76 (OT)

#2 Long Beach State 82, #7 Idaho 73

#1 UC Santa Barbara 79, #8 Cal State Fullerton 50 #5 Boise State 54, #4 UC Irvine 51

S e MIFINALS

#2 Long Beach State 93, #6 Cal Poly 68

#1 UC Santa Barbara 78, #5 Boise State 63

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UC Santa Barbara 79, #2 Long Beach State 76

2000

lawlor events Center • reno, nev.

QUA r T er FINALS

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 82, #E4 Idaho 75

#W3 Pacific 74, #E2 North Texas 56

#E1 Nevada 89, #W4 Cal Poly 64

#W2 Long Beach State 70, #E3 Boise State 65

S e MIFINALS

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 80, #W3 Pacific 68

#W2 Long Beach State 97, #E1 Nevada 87

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 79, #W2 Long Beach State 69

1999

lawlor events Center • reno, nev.

QUA r T er FINALS

#E1 North Texas 71, #W4 UC Irvine 68

#W2 Long Beach State 76, #E3 Boise State 74 (OT)

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 74, #E4 Nevada 57

#E2 Idaho 60, #W3 Pacific 58

S e MIFINALS

#W2 Long Beach State 88, #E1 North Texas 68

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 78, #E2 Idaho 59

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 94, #W2 Long Beach State 67

1998

lawlor events Center • reno, nev.

QUA r T er FINALS

#E1 Boise State 65, #W4 Pacific 57

#E3 Idaho 70, #W2 UC Irvine 65

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 92, #E4 North Texas 64

#E2 Nevada 81, #W3 Cal State Fullerton 45

S e MIFINALS

#E1 Boise State 73, #E3 Idaho 61

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 95, #E2 Nevada 88 (OT)

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 86, #E1 Boise State 69

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS

1997

lawlor events Center • reno, nev.

QUA r T er FINALS

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 78, #E4 Boise State 54

#E2 Idaho 71, #W3 Pacific 48

#W4 Long Beach State 79, #E1 Nevada 69 (OT)

#W2 UC Irvine 65, #E3 New Mexico State 54

S e MIFINALS

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 76, #E2 Idaho 57

#W2 UC Irvine 57, #W4 Long Beach State 50

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#W1 UC Santa Barbara 81, #W2 UC Irvine 66

1996

lawlor events Center • reno, nev.

FI r ST ro UN d

#4 Pacific 90 #5 Long Beach State 80

#3 New Mexico State 60, #6 UC Irvine 55

S e MIFINALS

#4 Pacific 88, #1 UC Santa Barbara 87 (2OT)

#2 Hawai’i 74, #3 New Mexico State 64

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#2 Hawai’i 68, #4 Pacific 64

1995

thomas & Mack Center • las Vegas, nev.

FI r ST ro UN d

#7 Cal State Fullerton 91, #10 San Jose State 73

#8 Nevada 55, #9 Hawai’i 48

QUA r T er FINALS

#7 Cal State Fullerton 97, #2 UC Santa Barbara 86

#3 UC Irvine 71, #6 Long Beach State 60

#1 New Mexico State 76, #8 Nevada 57

#4 Pacific 58 #5 UNLV 57

S e MIFINALS

#3 UC Irvine 69, #7 Cal State Fullerton 67

#4 Pacific 67, #1 New Mexico State 55

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#3 UC Irvine 65, #4 Pacific 53

1994

thomas & Mack Center • las Vegas, nev.

FI r ST ro UN d

#7 Long Beach State 94, #10 Nevada 58

#9 UC Irvine 73, #8 Cal State Fullerton 66

QUA r T er FINALS

#2 UNLV 108, #7 Long Beach State 81

#3 New Mexico State 85, #6 San Jose State 57

#1 Hawai’i 85, #9 UC Irvine 82

#5 Pacific 72, #4 UC Santa Barbara 65

S e MIFINALS

#1 Hawai’i 73, #5 Pacific 59

#2 UNLV 74, #3 New Mexico State 69 (OT)

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#2 UNLV 78, #1 Hawai’i 60

1993

long Beach arena • long Beach, Calif.

QUA r T er FINALS

#3 UC Santa Barbara 74, #6 Long Beach State 46

#2 UNLV 98, #7 Cal State Fullerton 68

#1 Hawai’i 88, #8 Nevada 71

#5 New Mexico State 73, #4 Pacific 72

S e MIFINALS

#3 UC Santa Barbara 62, #2 UNLV 58

#1 Hawai’i 93, #5 New Mexico State 70

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#3 UC Santa Barbara 80, #1 Hawai’i 77

1992

long Beach arena • long Beach, Calif.

QUA r T er FINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 86, #8 Cal State Fullerton 59

#4 Hawai’i 78, #5 Pacific 65

#6 New Mexico State 87, #3 UNLV 86

#2 Long Beach State 86, #7 Fresno State 60

S e MIFINALS

#1 UC Santa Barbara 80, #4 Hawai’i 75

#2 Long Beach State 87, #6 New Mexico State 68

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UC Santa Barbara 68, #2 Long Beach State 60

1991

long Beach arena • long Beach, Calif.

QUA r T er FINALS

#1 Long Beach State 99, #8 Hawai’i 59

#3 Cal State Fullerton 76, #6 Fresno State 41

#7 New Mexico State 90, #2 UNLV 89

#4 UC Santa Barbara 62, #5 Pacific 42

S e MIFINALS

#1 Long Beach State 82, #4 UC Santa Barbara 70 #3 Cal State Fullerton 108, #7 New Mexico State 80

CHAM p I o NSHI p #1 Long Beach State 71, #3 Cal State Fullerton 60

1990

long Beach arena • long Beach, Calif.

FI r ST ro UN d

#7 Pacific 71, #10 UC Irvine 51

#9 San Jose State 81, #8 San Diego State 59

QUA r T er FINALS

#4 Fresno State 72, #5 Cal State Fullerton 60

#7 Pacific 68, #2 Hawai’i 63

#1 UNLV 102, #9 San Jose State 67

#3 Long Beach State 89, #6 UC Santa Barbara 59

S e MIFINALS

#3 Long Beach State 85, #7 Pacific 83 #1 UNLV 91, #4 Fresno State 71

CHAM p I o NSHI p #1 UNLV 67, #3 Long Beach State 64

1989

long Beach arena • long Beach, Calif.

Qualifying game (at Long Beach State)

UC Irvine 60, Pacific 49

QUA r T er FINALS

#1 Long Beach State 91, #8 UC Irvine 59

#2 UNLV 86, #7 UC Santa Barbara 50

#3 Hawai’i 71, #6 Fresno State 64

#4 Cal State Fullerton 68, #5 San Diego State 60

S e MIFINALS

#2 UNLV 78, #3 Hawai’i 65

#1 Long Beach State 81, #4 Cal State Fullerton 61

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 Long Beach State 89, #2 UNLV 81

1989

long Beach, Calif.

QUA r T er FINALS (at Long Beach State)

#4 San Diego State 64, #5 Fresno State 60

#2 UNLV 62, #7 Hawai’i 56

#3 Cal State Fullerton 48, #6 UC Irvine 47

#1 Long Beach State 77, #8 Pacific 50

March 11-12 • Inglewood Forum • Inglewood, Calif.

S e MIFINALS

#2 UNLV 61, #3 Cal State Fullerton 55

#1 Long Beach State 94, #4 San Diego State 78

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 Long Beach State 79, #2 UNLV 58

1987

Inglewood Forum | Inglewood, Calif.

QUA r T er FINALS (at Long Beach State)

#3 UNLV 85, #6 Cal State Fullerton 51

#7 San Diego State 68, #2 Hawai’i 62

#1 Long Beach State 123, #8 Pacific 65

#4 Fresno State 64, #5 UC Irvine 49

S e MIFINALS

#3 UNLV 86, #4 Fresno State 69

#1 Long Beach State 108, #7 San Diego State 74

CHAM p I o NSHI p #1 Long Beach State 98, #3 UNLV 57

1986

Inglewood Forum | Inglewood, Calif.

QUA r T er FINALS (at Long Beach State)

#2 UNLV 77, #7 Pacific 70

#3 Cal State Fullerton 78, #6 Hawai’i 69

#5 San Diego State 73, #4 UC Irvine 56

#1 Long Beach State 94, #8 UC Santa Barbara 63

S e MIFINALS

#2 UNLV 80, #3 Cal State Fullerton 75

#1 Long Beach State 116, #5 San Diego State 74

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#2 UNLV 99, #1 Long Beach State 89

1985

uC Irvine • Irvine, Calif.

S e MIFINALS #1 UNLV 68, #4 Hawai’i 49

#2 UC Irvine 64, #3 UC Santa Barbara 41

CHAM p I o NSHI p

#1 UNLV 61, #2 UC Irvine 60

1984

S e MIFINALS (at UC Irvine)

#2 UC Irvine 74, #3 UC Santa Barbara 64

CHAM p I o NSHI p (at UNLV)

#1 UNLV 90, #2 UC Irvine 55

MEN’S BASKETBALL

2022

E.J. Anosike, Cal State Fullerton (MVP)

Junior Madut, Hawai'I

Damari Milstead, Cal State Fullerton

Joel Murray, Long Beach State

Ajare Sanni, UC Santa Barbara

Colin Slater, Long Beach State

2021

Brad Greene, UC Irvine

Jadon Jones, Long Beach State

JaQuori McLaughin, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Josh Pierre-Louis, UC Santa Barbara

Amadou Sow, UC Santa Barbara

Collin Welp, UC Irvine

2020

Championship canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic

2019

Khalil Ahmad, Cal State Fullerton

Kyle Allman, Jr., Cal State Fullerton

Deishuan Booker, Long Beach State

Max Hazzard, UC Irvine (MVP)

Evan Leonard, UC Irvine

Collin Welp, UC Irvine

2018

Khalil Ahmad, Cal State Fullerton

Kyle Allman Jr., Cal State Fullerton (MVP)

Max Heidegger, UC Santa Barbara

Evan Leonard, UC Irvine

Jackson Rowe, Cal State Fullerton

Eyassu Worku, UC Irvine

2017

Justin Bibbins, Long Beach State

Brynton Lemar, UC Davis

Lionheart Leslie, Cal State Fullerton

Jaron Martin, UC Irvine

Chima Moneke, UC Davis (MVP)

Luke Nelson, UC Irvine

2016

Justin Bibbins, Long Beach State

Michael Bryson, UC Santa Barbara

Nick Faust, Long Beach State

Stefan Jankovic, Hawai’i

Luke Nelson, UC Irvine

Aaron Valdes, Hawai’i (MVP)

2015

Roderick Bobbitt, Hawai’i

Will Davis II, UC Irvine (MVP)

Corey Hawkins, UC Davis

Luke Nelson, UC Irvine

Aaron Valdes, Hawai’i

Alan Williams, UC Santa Barbara

2014

Will Davis II, UC Irvine

Chris Eversley, Cal Poly (MVP)

Josh Greene, CSUN

Stephan Hicks, CSUN

Stephen Maxwell, CSUN

David Nwaba, Cal Poly

BIG WEST ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS

2013

Michael Bryson, UC Santa Barbara

Will Davis II, UC Irvine

Tony Gill, Pacific (MVP)

Lorenzo McCloud, Pacific

Daman Starring, UC Irvine

Alex Young, UC Irvine

2012

James Ennis, Long Beach State

David Hanson, Cal Poly

Orlando Johnson, UC Santa Barbara

Chris McNealy, UC Irvine

James Nunnally, UC Santa Barbara

Casper Ware, Long Beach State (MVP)

2011

Larry Anderson, Long Beach State

Lenny Daniel, CSUN

Orlando Johnson, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

James Nunnally, UC Santa Barbara

Jaime Serna, UC Santa Barbara

Casper Ware, Long Beach State

2010

Larry Anderson, Long Beach State

Joe Harden, UC Davis

Orlando Johnson, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

James Nunnally, UC Santa Barbara

T.J. Robinson, Long Beach State

Casper Ware, Long Beach State

2009

Josh Akognon, Cal State Fullerton

Chris Devine, UC Santa Barbara

Bryan LeDuc, Pacific

Rodrigue Mels, CSUN (MVP)

Tremaine Townsend, CSUN

Chad Troyer, Pacific

2008

Josh Akognon, Cal State Fullerton (MVP)

Larry Cunningham, UC Riverside

Scott Cutley, Cal State Fullerton

Darren Fells, UC Irvine

Frank Robinson, Cal State Fullerton

Tremaine Townsend, CSUN

2007

Bobby Brown, Cal State Fullerton

Trae Clark, Cal Poly

Scott Cutley, Cal State Fullerton

Mark Dawson, Long Beach State

Aaron Nixon, Long Beach State (MVP)

Derek Stockalper, Cal Poly

2006

Jamaal Brown, Cal State Fullerton

Aaron Fitzgerald, UC Irvine

Johnny Gray, Pacific (MVP)

Shawn Hawkins, Long Beach State

Christian Maraker, Pacific

Aaron Nixon, Long Beach State

2005

Ian Boylan, CSUN

Jaycee Carroll, Utah State (MVP)

Nate Harris, Utah State

Yaphett King, Cal State Fullerton

Spencer Nelson, Utah State

Guillaume Yango, Pacific

2004

Ian Boylan, CSUN (MVP)

Miah Davis, Pacific

Joseph Frazier, CSUN

Tyrone Hayes, Idaho

Vili Morton, UC Riverside

Guillaume Yango, Pacific

2003

Jason Allen, Cal Poly

Mark Brown, Utah State

Cardell Butler, Utah State

Varnie Dennis, Cal Poly

Mike Hood, UC Irvine

Desmond Penigar, Utah State (MVP)

2002

Tony Brown, Utah State

Branduinn Fullove, UC Santa Barbara

Jerry Green, UC Irvine

Nick Jones, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Desmond Penigar, Utah State

Mike Preston, Pacific

2001

Curtis Bobb, Utah State

Shawn Daniels, Utah State

Jerry Green, UC Irvine

Peter Heizer, Pacific

Maurice McLemore, Pacific

Bernard Rock, Utah State (MVP)

Kejuan Woods, Boise State

2000

Eric Channing, New Mexico State

Shawn Daniels, Utah State (MVP)

Terrance Green, Nevada

Billy Keys, New Mexico State

Mate Milisa, Long Beach State

Troy Rolle, Utah State (MVP)

1999

Roberto Bergersen, Boise State

B.J. Bunton, UC Santa Barbara

Charles Gosa, New Mexico State

Abe Jackson, Boise State

Billy Keys, New Mexico State (MVP)

Antrone Lee, Long Beach State

1998

Paul Culbertson, Nevada

Donnie Johnson, Utah State

Michael Olowokandi, Pacific

Kevin Rice, Utah State

Marcus Saxon, Utah State (MVP)

Mike Tolman, Boise State

1997

Corey Anders, Pacific (Co-MVP)

Tim Bowman, Pacific

Jimmy Carroll, Nevada

Faron Hand, Nevada (Co-MVP)

Rayne Mahaffey, Pacific

Marcus Saxon, Utah State

1996

Tito Addison, San Jose State

Justin Jones, Utah State

Raimonds Miglinieks, UC Irvine

Silas Mills, Utah State

Olivier Saint-Jean, San Jose State (MVP)

Antwan Smith, Utah State

1995

Troy Brewer, New Mexico State

Brian Green, Nevada (MVP)

Joe McNaull, Long Beach State

Raimonds Miglinieks, UC Irvine

Eathan O’Bryant, Nevada

Terrance O’Kelley, Long Beach State

1994

Chris Brown, UC Irvine (Co-MVP)

James Dockery, New Mexico State (Co-MVP)

State Ken Gibson, UNLV

Skip McCoy, New Mexico

Lloyd Mumford, UC Irvine

Rodney Walker, New Mexico State

1993

Sam Crawford, New Mexico State

Rod Hannibal, Long Beach State

Lucious Harris, Long Beach State (MVP)

J.R. Rider, UNLV

Bryon Russell, Long Beach State

Tracey Ware, New Mexico State

1992

Tony Amundsen, Pacific

Sam Crawford, New Mexico State (MVP)

Dell Demps, Pacific

Cliff Reed, New Mexico State

Bryon Russell, Long Beach State

Eric Traylor, New Mexico State

1991

George Ackles, UNLV

Stacey Augmon, UNLV

Dave Barnett, Fresno State

Dell Demps, Pacific

Anderson Hunt, UNLV

Larry Johnson, UNLV (MVP)

1990

Stacey Augmon, UNLV

David Butler, UNLV

Cedric Ceballos, Cal State Fullerton

Lucious Harris, Long Beach State

Anderson Hunt, UNLV

Larry Johnson, UNLV (MVP)

Tyrone Mitchell, Long Beach State

1989

Stacey Augmon, UNLV (MVP)

Cedric Ceballos, Cal State Fullerton

Jervis Cole, Fresno State

Keith Hill, New Mexico State

Anderson Hunt, UNLV

Eric McArthur, UC Santa Barbara

BIG WEST ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS

1988

Dan Conway, Utah State

Wayne Engelstad, UC Irvine (MVP)

Mike Hess, UC Irvine

Richard Morton, Cal State Fullerton

Kevin Nixon, Utah State

Brian Shaw, UC Santa Barbara

1987

Freddie Banks, UNLV (MVP)

Jarvis Basnight, UNLV

Ricky Berry, San Jose State

Armon Gilliam, UNLV

Henry Turner, Cal State Fullerton

Brian Vaughns, UC Santa Barbara

1986

Rich Anema, Pacific

Freddie Banks, UNLV

Armon Gilliam, UNLV

Anthony Jones, UNLV (MVP)

Kenny Travis, New Mexico State

Gilbert Wilburn, New Mexico State

1985

Richie Adams, UNLV (MVP)

Mitch Arnold, Fresno State

Freddie Banks, UNLV

Ward Farris, San Jose State

Kevin Henderson, Cal State Fullerton

Tony Neal, Cal State Fullerton

1984

Richie Adams, UNLV (MVP)

Ron Anderson, Fresno State

Eric Booker, UNLV

Ben McDonald, UC Irvine

Danny Tarkanian, UNLV

Bernard Thompson, Fresno State

1983

Larry Anderson, UNLV

Ron Anderson, Fresno State

Mitch Arnold, Fresno State

Sidney Green, UNLV (MVP)

Chris McNealy, San Jose State

Michael Zeno, Long Beach State

1982

Rod Higgins, Fresno State

Kevin Magee, UC Irvine

Donald Mason, Fresno State (MVP)

Tony Neal, Cal State Fullerton

Randy Whieldon, UC Irvine

Leon Wood, Cal State Fullerton

1981

Bobby Anderson, Fresno State

Rod Higgins, Fresno State

Brian Jackson, Utah State

Donald Mason, Fresno State

Pete Verhoeven, Fresno State

Sid Williams, San Jose State (MVP)

1980

Ron Cornelius, Pacific

Mickey Jackson, San Jose State

Michael Mendez, San Jose State

Wally Rank, San Jose State (MVP)

Michael Wiley, Long Beach State

Francois Wise, Long Beach State

1979

Terence Carney, Pacific

Ron Cornelius, Pacific (MVP)

Dean Hunger, Utah State

Keith McDonald, Utah State

Art Williams, Fresno State

Francois Wise, Long Beach State

1978

Keith Anderson, Cal State Fullerton

Greg Bunch, Cal State Fullerton (MVP)

Mike Linden, Cal State Fullerton

Michael Wiley, Long Beach State

Art Williams, Fresno State

Francois Wise, Long Beach State

1977

Michael Wiley, Long Beach State (MVP)

1976

Will Connelly, San Diego State (MVP)

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

2022

Amy Atwell, Hawai'i (MVP)

Olivia Davies, Hawai'i

Jayden Eggleston, CSU Bakersfield

Jada Holland, UC Riverside

Evanne Turner, UC Davis

Kayla Williams, UC Irvine

2021

Cierra Hall, UC Davis (MVP)

Joy Krupa, Cal State Fullerton

Sage Stobbart, UC Davis

Evanne Turner, UC Davis

Chloe Webb, UC Irvine

Kayla Williams, UC Irvine

2020*

*Championship cancelled after quarterfinal round due to COVID-19 pandemic

2019

Morgan Bertsch, UC Davis (MVP)

Channon Fluker, CSUN

Cierra Hall, UC Davis

Tia Kanoa, Hawai’i

Jordan Sanders, UC Irvine

Leah Salanoa, Hawai’i

2018

Morgan Bertsch, UC Davis

Tessa Boagni, CSUN (MVP)

Michelle Curry, UC Riverside

Channon Fluker, CSUN

Pele Gianotti, UC Davis

Lauren Holt, UC Riverside

2017

Raven Benton, Long Beach State

Channon Fluker, CSUN

Drew Edelman, UC Santa Barbara

Anna Kim, Long Beach State (MVP)

Sarah Porter, UC Santa Barbara

Drea Toler, UC Santa Barbara

2016

Raven Benton, Long Beach State

Morgan Bertsch, UC Davis

Brittany Crain, UC Riverside

Alyson Doherty, UC Davis

Ashleigh Karaitiana, Hawai’i (MVP)

Destiny King, Hawai’i

2015

Alyson Doherty, UC Davis

Ashlee Guay, CSUN (MVP)

Destiny King, Hawai’i

Shawna-Lei Kuehu, Hawai’i

Chante Miles, Cal State Fullerton

Janae Sharpe, CSUN

2014

Camille Buckley, UC Irvine

Ariana Elegado, Cal Poly

Ashlee Guay, CSUN (MVP)

Camille Mahlknecht, CSUN

Molly Schlemer, Cal Poly

Janae Sharpe, CSUN

2013

Ariana Elegado, Cal Poly

Devin Hudson, Long Beach State

Gena Johnson, Pacific

Erica McKenzie, Pacific

Mya Olivier, Cal State Fullerton

Molly Schlemer, Cal Poly (MVP)

2012

Devin Hudson, Long Beach State

Hallie Meneses, Long Beach State

Alex Sanchez, Long Beach State

Kirsten Tilleman, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Melissa Zorrig, UC Santa Barbara

2011

Abby Bloetscher, Cal Poly

Rachel Clancy, Cal Poly

Heidi Heintz,UC Davis

Paige Mintun, UC Davis (MVP)

Tre’Shonti Nottingham, UC Riverside

Danielle Peacon, Pacific

2010

Amber Cox, UC Riverside (MVP)

Heidi Heintz, UC Davis

Mikah Maly-Karros, UC Irvine

Paige Mintun, UC Davis

Alyssa Morris, UC Riverside

Mekia Valentine, UC Santa Barbara

2009

Jenna Green, UC Santa Barbara

Megan Harrison, Cal Poly

Lisa McBride, Cal Poly

Lauren Pedersen, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Tonicia Tademy, CSUN

Toni Thomas, Cal State Fullerton

2008

Jessica Campbell, UC Davis

Sha’Rae Gibbons, UC Santa Barbara

Rebecca Tratter, Cal Poly

Brittany Waddell, UC Riverside

Whitney Warren, UC Santa Barbara

Jessica Wilson, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

2007

Karina Figueroa, Long Beach State

Seyram Gbewonyo, UC Riverside

Jenna Green, UC Santa Barbara

Kemie Nkele, UC Riverside (MVP)

Chisa Ononiwu, UC Santa Barbara

Toni Thomas, Cal State Fullerton

2006

Seyram Gbewonyo, UC Riverside

Jenna Green, UC Santa Barbara

LaJoyce King, Cal St Northridge

Crystal McCutcheon, Long Beach State

Kemie Nkele, UC Riverside (MVP)

Jessica Wilson, UC Santa Barbara

2005

Emily Faurholt, Idaho

Mia Fisher, UC Santa Barbara

Kristen Mann, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Leilani Mitchell, Idaho

Kemie Nkele, UC Riverside

Ofa Tulikihihifo, CSUN

2004

Gillian d’Hondt, Pacific

Emily Faurholt, Idaho

Kristen Mann, UC Santa Barbara

Leilani Mitchell, Idaho

Lindsay Taylor, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Heather Thoelke, Idaho

2003

Gillian d’Hondt, Pacific

Wendy Gabbe, UC Irvine

Jess Hansen, UC Santa Barbara

Glory Johnson, Long Beach State

Kristen Mann, UC Santa Barbara

Lindsay Taylor, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

2002

Kayte Christensen, UC Santa Barbara

Nancy Dinges, Pacific

Gillian d’Hondt, Pacific

Crystal Givens, Long Beach State

Julie Shaw, UC Riverside

Lindsay Taylor, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

2001

Nicole Greathouse, UC Santa Barbara

Odessa Jenkins, Cal Poly

Jackie Moore, Long Beach State

Ekuah Ramsey, Long Beach State

Rachelle Rogers, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Lindsay Taylor, UC Santa Barbara

2000

Erin Buescher, UC Santa Barbara

Stacy Clinesmith, UCSB (MVP)

Angie Heer, Nevada

Kristi Rohr, UC Santa Barbara

Kate Smith, Nevada

Rhonda Smith, Long Beach State

1999

Erin Buescher, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Alli Nieman, Idaho

Rachelle Rogers, UC Santa Barbara

Kristi Rohr, UC Santa Barbara

Nicole Thomas, North Texas

Kesha Wade, Long Beach State

1998

Erin Buescher, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Stacy Clinesmith, UC Santa Barbara

Nicole Greathouse, UC Santa Barbara

Kellie Lewis, Boise State

Alli Nieman, Idaho

Jelena Zrnic, Nevada

1997

Erin Alexander, UC Santa Barbara

Toby Metoyer, Long Beach State

Alli Nieman, Idaho

Leticia Oseguera, UC Irvine

Amy Smith, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Megan Stafford, UC Irvine

1996

Tania Brunton, Hawai’i

Nani Cockett, Hawai’i

Leslie Cox, Pacific

Kendis Leeburg, Hawai’i

Anita Maxwell, New Mexico State

Kate McAllister, Pacific (MVP)

BIG WEST ALL-TOURNAMENT HONORS

1995

Allah-mi Basheer, UC Irvine (MVP)

Connie Blaisure, Pacific

Autumn Hollyfield, Cal Fullerton

Koko Lahanas, Cal State Fullerton

Kate McAllister, Pacific

Jinelle Williams, UC Irvine

1994

Melanie Azama, Hawai’i

Lainie Bebber, Pacific

Gwynn Hobbs, UNLV (MVP)

Cherie Hogg, UNLV

Anita Maxwell, New Mexico State

Kaui Wakita, Hawai’i

1993

Valerie Agee, Hawai’i

Cori Close, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Christa Gannon, UC Santa Barbara

Teresa Jackson, UNLV

Anita Maxwell, New Mexico State

Kaui Wakita, Hawai’i

1992

Becky Brown, UC Santa Barbara

Marsheela Harriston, Long Beach

Trise Jackson, Long Beach State

Andrea Kabwasa, New Mexico State

Erika Kienast, UC Santa Barbara (MVP)

Danielle Scott, Long Beach State

1991

Tracey Goetsch, New Mexico State

Trise Jackson, Long Beach State

Erika Kienast, UC Santa Barbara

Genia Miller, Cal State Fullerton (MVP)

Penny Moore, Long Beach State

St Joey Ray, Cal State Fullerton

Dana Wilkerson, Long Beach

1990

Tine Freil, Pacific

Geannine Jordan, UNLV

Pauline Jordan, UNLV (MVP)

Angie Lee, Long Beach State

Penny Moore, Long Beach State

Julie Szukalski, Pacific

1989

Shameil Coleman, Long Beach State

Pauline Jordan, UNLV

Judy Mosley, Hawai’i

Genia Miller, Cal State Fullerton

Penny Toler, Long Beach State (MVP)

Traci Waites, Long Beach State

1988

Wendy Anae, Cal State Fullerton

Pauline Jordan, UNLV

Angelique Lee, Long Beach State

Chana Perry, San Diego State

Penny Toler, Long Beach State (MVP)

Traci Waites, Long Beach State

1987

Cindy Brown, Long Beach State

Angela Christian, UNLV

Shannon McGee, Fresno State

Brooke Meadows, San Diego State

Shannon Smith, Long Beach State

Penny Toler, Long Beach State (MVP)

1986

Cindy Brown, Long Beach State

Dee Dee Duncan, San Diego State

Robin Holmes, Cal State Fullerton

Donya Monroe, UNLV

Misty Thomas, UNLV (MVP)

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Congratulations to our fall 2022 regular-season and Championship winners, and good luck to all our spring sport competitors! Make plans to join us to cheer on your favorite Big West teams!

Men'S CroSS Country CHaMPIonSHIP

October 29, 2022

Hosted by UC Riverside

Post Season Champion: Cal poly

WoMen'S CroSS Country CHaMPIonSHIP

October 29, 2022

Hosted by UC Riverside

Post Season Champion: Cal poly

WoMen'S SoCCer CHaMPIonSHIP

October 30, November 3 & 6, 2022

First round hosted by higher seeds on campus sites; semifinals and championship match hosted by Cal Poly

Regular Season Champion: Cal poly

Post Season Champion: UC Irvine

Men'S SoCCer CHaMPIonSHIP

November 2, 5, & 12, 2022

Hosted by higher seeds on campus sites

Regular Season Champion: UC riverside

Post Season Champion: UC riverside

WoMen'S VolleyBall

Regular Season Champion: Hawai'i

HerCuleS tIreS Men'S BaSketBall CHaMPIonSHIP

Presented by the Hawaiian Islands

March 7-11, 2023

Dollar Loan Center • Henderson, Nev.

Regular Season Champion: UC Santa Barbara, UC Irvine

HerCuleS tIreS WoMen'S BaSketBall CHaMPIonSHIP

Presented by the Hawaiian Islands

March 7-11, 2023

Dollar Loan Center • Henderson, Nev.

Regular Season Champion: UC Irvine

WoMen'S golF CHaMPIonSHIP

April 16-18, 2023

Spanish Trail Country Club • Las Vegas

outrIgger BIg WeSt Men'S VolleyBall

CHaMPIonSHIP

Presented by the Hawaiian Islands

April 20-22, 2023

Bren Events Center • Irvine, Calif.

Hosted by UC Irvine

BeaCH VolleyBall CHaMPIonSHIP

April 21-22, 2023

Queen’s Beach • Honolulu, Hawai'i

Hosted by Hawai'i

WoMen'S tennIS CHaMPIonSHIP

April 26-29, 2023

Barnes Tennis Center • San Diego, Calif.

Men'S tennIS CHaMPIonSHIP

April 28-30, 2023

Barnes Tennis Center • San Diego, Calif.

WoMen'S Water Polo CHaMPIonSHIP

April 28-30, 2023

Campus Pool • Santa Barbara, Calif.

Hosted by UC Santa Barbara

Men'S golF CHaMPIonSHIP

April 30-May 2, 2023

La Quinta Country Club • La Quinta, Calif.

Men'S traCk & FIelD CHaMPIonSHIP

May 5-6, 2023 (Multis)

May 12-13, 2023 (Championship)

Titan Track Complex • Fullerton, Calif.

Hosted by Cal State Fullerton

WoMen'S traCk & FIelD CHaMPIonSHIP

May 5-6, 2023 (Multis)

May 12-13, 2023 (Championship)

Titan Track Complex • Fullerton, Calif.

Hosted by Cal State Fullerton

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