2014-15 cal poly women's basketball information guide

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Program Info and Roster .................... 4-5

Meet the Mustangs ................................ 6-31

Coaching Staff ................................. 7-11

The Players ................................... 12-30

Mott Athletics Center ................... 32-33

2013-14 in Review .............................. 34-35

Mustangs in the Pros ........................ 36-37

Mustang History .................................. 38-60

Record Book ................................. 39-43

Year-by-Year Results ............... 44-58

Awards and Honors .................. 59-60

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Only Way to Refer to in Athletics Context .......................simply: Cal PolyLocation ...................................................................San Luis Obispo, Calif.Founded .............................................................................................. 1901Enrollment ........................................................................................ 19,703Mascot ..........................................................................................MustangsColors .....................Forest Green (343) / Copper (460) / Vegas Gold (116)Affiliation ............................................................................NCAA Division IConference ....................................................................................Big WestPresident ................. Jeffrey D. Armstrong, Fifth Year (Murray State, 1981)Director of Athletics ..... Don Oberhelman, Fifth Year (Kansas State, 1993)Official Athletics Website........................................................GoPoly.comCourtside Phone .................................................................(805) 756-6751

Head Coach ..............................Faith Mimnaugh (Loyola Chicago, 1985) Office Phone ...................................................................... (805) 756-1159 Email Address:...................................................... [email protected] Head Coach ....................................................... Kari Duperron .......................................................................4th Season (Cal Poly, 2003) Office Phone ......................................................................(805) 756-2683 Email Address.........................................................kduperro@calpoly.eduAssistant Coach ...............................................................Kristin Iwanaga .............................................................................. 6th Season (Cal, 2005) Office Phone ......................................................................(805) 756-7218 Email Address........................................................kiwanaga@calpoly.eduAssistant Coach .......................................................... Mackenzie Argens ................................................................2nd Season (Washington, 2012) Office Phone ......................................................................(805) 756-2953 Email Address.........................................................margens@calpoly.eduGraduate Intern for Operations ....................................... Ariana Elegado .......................................................................1st Season (Cal Poly, 2014)Office Fax Number..............................................................(805) 756-2620

2013-14 Record (Big West Conference) ..................................18-14 (11-5)2014 Big West Finish ............................................... 2nd (Regular Season)2014 Big West Tournament ........ L in championship game, 73-58 to CSUN2014 Postseason ..............................................................WNIT, first roundFirst Year of Program (at Intercollegiate Level) ............................... 1974-75First Season at Division I Level.................................................... 1994-95Last NCAA Tournament Appearance ........................................... 2012-13Big West Championships .........................................2011, 2012 and 2013

Starters Returning / Lost .................................................................... 2 / 3Letterwinners Returning / Lost .......................................................... 9 / 4All-Big West Conference Honorees Returning / Lost ............................ 2 / 2Newcomers / Activated Redshirts ...................................................... 9 / 1Class Breakdown (Fr. / So. / Jr. / Sr.) .......................................... 7 / 4 / 5 / 3

Capacity.............................................................................................. 3,032Last Renovation ............................................................................Fall 20142013-14 Home Record ......................................................................... 10-32013-14 Average Home Attendance .................................................... 8462013-14 Home Attendance Ranking in Big West ............................... 2ndLargest 2013-14 Home Attendance .... 1,771 (Jan. 11, vs. UC Santa Barbara)All-Time Attendance Record............................................................. 2,552............................................................ (March 5, 2011, vs. UC Santa Barbara)

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Radio and TVLinks to audio and video streams of Mustang games throughout the

season will be available at: GoPoly.com/sports/wbkb/2014-15/schedule

2014-15 ScheduleSun., Nov. 16 at Fresno State 2 p.m. Fri., Nov. 21 at Loyola Marymount 7 p.m. Sun., Nov. 23 Portland 1 p.m. Tue., Nov. 25 Pepperdine 7 p.m. Fri., Nov. 28 Dartmouth 5 p.m. Sat., Nov. 29 Texas A&M-Corpus Christi 5 p.m. Tue., Dec. Feb. at Santa Clara 7 p.m. Sun., Dec. 14 Saint Mary’s 2 p.m. Tue., Dec. 16 at New Mexico State 6 p.m. Thu., Dec. 18 at New Mexico 6 p.m. Sun., Dec. 21 at Colorado State 1 p.m. Sat., Jan. 3 Bakersfield 2 p.m. Thu., Jan. 8 Hawai’i * 7 p.m. Sat., Jan. 10 at UC Santa Barbara * 2 p.m. Thu., Jan. 15 Long Beach State * 7 p.m. Sat., Jan. 17 CSUN * 4 p.m. Thu., Jan. 22 at Cal State Fullerton * 7 p.m. Sat., Jan. 24 at UC Riverside * 5 p.m. Thu., Jan. 29 UC Davis * 7 p.m. Sat., Jan. 31 UC Irvine * 4 p.m. Sat., Feb. 7 at Hawai’i * 8 p.m. Thu., Feb. 12 at CSUN * - ESPN3 (TV) 7 p.m. Sat., Feb. 14 at Long Beach State * 4 p.m. Thu., Feb. 19 Cal State Fullerton * 7 p.m. Sat., Feb. 21 UC Riverside * 4 p.m. Thu., Feb. 26 at UC Davis * 7 p.m. Sat., Feb. 28 at UC Irvine * 2 p.m. Sat., March 7 UC Santa Barbara * 2 p.m.

Big West Conference TournamentTue., March 10 First Round TBA ESPN3 (TV) - Titan Gym (Fullerton)Wed., March 11 Quarterfinals TBA ESPN3 (TV) - Titan Gym (Fullerton)Fri., March 13 Semifinals TBA ESPN3 (TV) - Honda Center (Anaheim)Sat., March 14 Championship Game 3 p.m. FSPT (TV) - Honda Center (Anaheim)

Cal Poly Athletics CommunicationsDirector .....................................................................................Eric BurdickOffice Phone .......................................................................(805) 756-6550Basketball Contact / Media Guide Editor & Designer ............Donovan AirdEmail Address ................................................................daird@calpoly.eduOffice Phone .......................................................................(805) 756-6531Photographers ......... Ray Ambler, Ian Billings, Owen Main, David E. Holmes Mailing Address ....................Mott Athletics Center, Rm. 123, 1 Grand Ave...........................................................................San Luis Obispo, CA 93407

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Women’s Basketball Program Info

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Roster and PronunciationsNo. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Exp. Hometown / High School (College) Pronunciation0 Lisa Marie Sanchez Jr. PG 5-3 TR Bakersfield, CA / Centennial HS (Ventura College)

1 Zonyia Cormier Fr. G 5-6 HS Sacramento, CA / Sacramento HS ZONE-yuh Cor-me-AY2 Gabby Grupalo Fr. G 5-5 HS Walnut Creek, CA / Carondelet HS3 Sarah Lipton So. G 6-0 1V Irvine, CA / Woodbridge HS5 Ariana Elegado Sr. G 5-6 3V San Diego, CA / La Jolla Country Day HS5 Amanda Lovely RJr. F 6-1 TR Palo Alto, CA / Archbishop Mitty HS (Pepperdine)

11 Kristen Ale Sr. G 5-7 3V Carson, CA / Bishop Montgomery HS Ah-LAY13 Dynn Leaupepe Fr. G 5-9 HS Camarillo, CA / Camarillo HS Layao-PEPP-ay14 Beth Balbierz Jr. G 5-9 2V Sacramento, CA / St. Francis HS BALL-beers15 Taryn Garza Sr. F 6-0 3V Modesto, CA / Modesto Christian HS (Pacific)20 Paige Brown Jr. G 5-9 2V Shaver Lake, CA / Sierra HS22 Mary Kate Evans RFr. G 6-2 RS Atascadero, CA / Atascadero HS25 Rachel Koehler So. G 5-11 1V Billings, MT / Billings HS KAY-ler30 Emily Anderson Fr. F 6-1 HS Fresno, CA / Clovis West HS31 Lynn Leaupepe Fr. G 5-9 HS Camarillo, CA / Camarillo HS Layao-PEPP-ay33 Heather Madrigal Jr. G 5-8 2V Arroyo Grande, CA / Arroyo Grande HS40 Nikki Fausey Fr. C 6-4 HS Snohomish, WA / Glacier Peak HS FOZZ-ee42 Hannah Gilbert So. F 6-3 1V Morro Bay, CA / Morro Bay HS44 Lindsey Wolf So. F 6-1 HS Arroyo Grande, CA / Arroyo Grande HS

Head Coach: Faith Mimnaugh, 18th Season (Loyola Chicago, 1985)Associate Head Coach: Kari Duperron, Fourth Season (Cal Poly, 2003)

Assistant Coach: Kristin Iwanaga, Sixth Season (Cal, 2005)Assistant Coach: Mackenzie Argens, Second Season (Washington, 2012)

Graduate Intern for Operations: Ariana Elegado, First Season (Cal Poly, 2014)


Women’s BasketballProgram Info

Meetthe

Mustangs

Cal Poly’s senior core of Ariana Elegado (5), Taryn Garza (15) and Kristen Ale (11) has combined to play in 232 games for the Mustangs since 2011-12.

They’ve led the program to a 36-14 record against the rest of the Big West Conference during that time.

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Women’s BasketballMeet the Mustangs

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aith

imnaugh

Head Coach18th Season

Loyola Chicago, 1985

Faith Mimnaugh enters her 18th sea-son as the head coach of the Cal Poly

women’s basketball program having led the Mustangs to either the NCAA Tournament or the WNIT for four years in a row.

Overall since 2008-09, Mimnaugh has coached Cal Poly to a 113-75 record, in-cluding 70-28 in the Big West Conference (a .714 winning percentage).

Of the 33 Division I coaches on the West Coast, only Stanford’s Tara VanDerveer came into 2014-15 with a high-er in-conference winning percentage with her program over that same time span.

Mimnaugh’s teams have led the Big West in both scoring and field goal per-centage in four of the last six years, aver-aging 70.2 points per game over that time. They’ve also been No. 1 in the conference in 3-point accuracy on all but one occasion since 2007-08.

Most recently, in 2013-14, Mimnaugh guided Cal Poly to a second-place finish in the Big West standings, before the Mus-tangs went on to reach the conference tour-nament championship game for the fourth time in six years.

While averaging a double-double (16.9 points; 10.1 rebounds), senior center Molly Schlemer earned her second consecutive all-conference first-team status. She helped the Mustangs win the league’s rebounding title at 44.5 per game, the highest average the Big West had seen in 15 years.

Following her senior season, Schle-

mer (the fifth-leading scorer and rebounder in program history) was invited to the Pro-Hoops Combine in Nashville, Tenn., and then played on the NetScouts Basketball USA All-Stars Tour of China.

Meanwhile in the backcourt, both start-ers for Cal Poly, Jonae Ervin and Ariana El-egado, tied atop the Big West leaderboard for assists, distributing 4.5 each. (Ervin also led the league in that category as a junior, when the Mustangs ranked 22nd nationally as a team, with 15.9 per night.)

As a sophomore, Ervin made more history, etching her name into the NCAA record book by tying to lead the nation in assist-to-turnover ratio (at 2.67). Ervin went on to finish her career with 467 assists, an all-time school record.

Schlemer (1,133), Ervin (1,072) and Elegado (1,065) also became a rare trio to each surpass the 1,000 career points pla-teau all in the same season. They were the fourth, fifth and sixth players Mimnaugh has coached in San Luis Obispo to reach that milestone.

In 2012-13, Schlemer was named a FullCourt.com mid-major All-American

honorable mention after finishing 10th in the country in field goal percentage (54.2) while also being selected as the conference player of the year and the Big West Tourna-ment MVP.

After defeating Pacific in the Big West

6 • Consecutive winning seasons

6 • Big West Hustle Players of the Year

4 • Consecutive national postseason appearances

4 • Big West Players of the Year in the past five seasons

3 • Conference championships since 2010-11

.714 • Conference winning percent-age since 2008-09 (No. 2 among the 33 Division I head coaches on the West Coast during that time)

coach Mimnaughby the numbers

Mimnaugh, shown at a press conference in Baton Rouge, La., at the 2013 NCAA Tournament, has coached the Big West Conference’s best-shooting team in four of the past six years. Photo by Ian Billings

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Women’s Basketball Meet the MustangsTournament final, 63-49, Cal Poly advanced to the NCAA Tournament, where the Mus-tangs faced No. 3 seed Penn State in Baton Rouge for the first round.

In the previous season, the Mustangs won their second regular-season confer-ence title in a row. Senior forward Kristina Santiago was fifth in the country in scoring, at 23.4 points per game, along with 9.9 re-bounds, while becoming Cal Poly’s all-time leading scorer (1,953) and rebounder (850).

Santiago, who earned an All-American honorable mention from the Associated Press, has since become a professional star overseas. In May, she won her second straight Bulgarian playoffs MVP award as her club, Dunav 8806, won back-to-back NBL championships.

A year earlier, in 2010-11, Mimnaugh was honored with her second Big West Coach of the Year award after the Mus-tangs finished in first place in the standings.

Cal Poly ranked 10th in the nation in 3-point shooting that season (at 37.1 per-cent), led by Rachel Clancy, a guard who not only earned the Big West Player of the Year award, but also was a third-team Aca-demic All-American. Clancy went on to play professionally for Real Canoe Natacion in Spain.

One year prior, in 2009-10, the Mus-tangs shot 38.8 percent from 3-point range, ranking second in the country.

Altogether, Mimnaugh has now coached the Big West Player of the Year in four of the past five seasons.

She has seen her players named to the all-conference team 35 times at Cal Poly, plus eight all-freshman team honors, 11 all-tournament team selections and 38 player of the week accolades.

Her players have also won the Big West Best Hustle Award six times since 2001, in-cluding in 2014, when junior forward Taryn Garza was recognized for her effort.

Additionally, off the court, Mimnaugh has fostered a culture in which her players have earned All-Academic honors from the conference 32 times.

A four-year All-Mid-Suburban League and three-time all-area selection at Elk Grove High School in Illinois, Mimnaugh (1977-81) assisted the Grenadiers to the 1981 Class AA state championship. Mim-naugh, selected to the 1981 all-state team, helped Elk Grove compile an 84-22 mark during her four-year prep career.

She played collegiately at Loyola Chi-cago (1981-85) and remains the Ramblers’

career assists leader (1,000).The 316 assists Mimnaugh handed out

during her 1984-85 senior season not only led the nation, but are still the ninth-highest single-season total in NCAA Division I his-tory. Her 11.7 per-game figure as a senior remains the second-best average in Divi-sion I history.

The Ramblers went 79-32 during Mim-naugh’s tenure. For her collegiate accom-plishments, Mimnaugh was inducted into the Loyola Hall of Fame in 1992.

In 2007, Mimnaugh was also inducted into the Illinois Basketball Coaches Asso-ciation Hall of Fame.

Mimnaugh began her post-collegiate playing career with the Newcastle (Aus-tralia) Scorpions, serving as a guard and player-coach from 1987-89.

She began building her coaching rep-utation as an assistant at North Carolina State from 1989-93. While with the Wolf-pack, she oversaw the operation of a pro-gram that reached as high as No. 2 in the national polls. While working under legend-ary head coach Kay Yow (the 1988 U.S. Olympic Team coach), Mimnaugh helped propel the team to the 1990 ACC title and the 1991 ACC Tournament championship.

Mimnaugh earned her master’s degree in sports administration from North Carolina State in 1994.

The University of Evansville named Mimnaugh its head coach in 1993. She led the Purple Aces in their move from the Mid-

western Collegiate Conference up to the Missouri Valley Conference.

Mimnaugh came to San Luis Obispo to serve as Karen Booker’s top assistant in 1996-97. Aside from her coaching duties at the time, she spearheaded the Mustangs’ weight-training program and assisted with recruiting.

In 2008, Mimnaugh became one of two Cal Poly coaches to have managed an Olympic gold medalist, after former center and Mustang track and field star Stephanie Brown Trafton (1998-00) won the discus competition at the Beijing Summer Games.

Several of Mimnaugh’s assistants have also been picked to lead their own pro-grams at the college level, including Amy Starr (currently the associate head coach at Montana State), Marcia Foster (who was the head coach at Cal State Fullerton for four years and now serves in the same ca-pacity at Fullerton College) and Bo Browder (a 16th-year head coach at Xavier Univer-sity in Louisiana). Two more just became head coaches before the start of the 2013-14 season: Kerri Nakamoto (at Cal State Monterey Bay) and Julie Shaw (La Verne).

Mimnaugh is a certified strength and conditioning specialist, credentialed through the National Strength and Condi-tioning Association, and is also a member of the U.S. Weightlifting Federation.

Mimnaugh, who competed with Ath-letes In Action in 1985, is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Rachel Clancy (shown at left during the team’s Media Day in 2010) was a third-team Academic All-American in 2010-11, while Kristina Santiago (right) earned Associated Press All-America honorable mention status the next year.

ari

uperron

Associate Head CoachFourth SeasonCal Poly, 2003

In her first three seasons back at Cal Poly, Kari Duperron helped the Mus-

tangs reach the postseason every year.After a first-place finish atop the Big

West Conference standings in 2011-12, the 2012-13 season culminated with a Big West Tournament championship and a trip to the NCAA Tournament, followed by a second WNIT bid last year.

Altogether, Cal Poly has gone 36-14 in conference play (a .720 winning percent-age) with her in the huddle.

A former Mustang herself, Duperron went from a walk-on freshman to the team’s leader in minutes as a junior and senior. In the latter year, she was a team captain and was awarded the conference’s Best Hustle award. All three years since she came back to San Luis Obispo, Mustang players have won the same honor.

With Duperron reinforcing that kind of work ethic, Cal Poly was rewarded with back-to-back Big West team rebounding titles in 2012-13 and 2013-14.

Initially brought in to focus on the de-velopment of post players, Duperron began to work with Molly Schlemer at the start of the center’s sophomore year. Schlemer saw her averages jump by 10.5 points and 4.7 rebounds as a junior, when she finished 10th in the country in field goal percentage (54.2).

Duperron also mentored the all-time leading scorer and rebounder in school his-tory, Kristina Santiago. During the power

forward’s senior year, she ranked fifth in the country in scoring, at 23.4 points per game (on 56-percent shooting), along with 9.9 rebounds, on her way to becoming an Associated Press All-American honorable mention.

Santiago is now starring profession-ally. In 2014, she won her second straight Bulgarian playoffs MVP award as her club, Dunav 8806, won back-to-back NBL cham-pionships.

In addition to being the program’s re-cruiting coordinator, Duperron also now works closely with the Mustang guards. She helped junior Ariana Elegado to an all-conference first-team season in which she made the sixth-most 3-pointers in Big West history (86) and led the league in assists.

Duperron came to Cal Poly from the University of Washington, where she helped put together the No. 37-ranked recruiting class in the nation in 2011. Her other du-ties with the Huskies included scouting and working with the guards.

While in Seattle, Duperron coached an All-Pac-10 First Team member in Kristi Kingma and an all-conference defensive honorable mention in Charmaine Barlow. She also supervised the program’s aca-demic progress and served as the liaison to the compliance department.

Before joining the staff at UW, Duper-ron spent two years at UNLV. Serving as the recruiting coordinator, she helped bring in the No. 56-ranked class in the nation in 2009. Duperron also focused on the Lady Rebels’ guard play, and contributed to of-fensive game planning and scouting.

Also while at UNLV, she was heavily involved in the team’s community service and marketing campaigns, and conducted several free youth clinics, including a free pre-game one that drew more than 300 girls. She also was the Lady Rebel Team and Day Camp Director.

Duperron began her coaching career at UCLA (2003-07), where she started as an intern before being elevated to the direc-tor of basketball operations and an interim assistant coach.

During the 2007-08 season, Duper-

ron returned to her high school alma mater, North Torrance, as the assistant boys varsi-ty coach. Alongside her father, head coach Gary Duperron, the Saxons won their first league title since 1972.

As a player, Duperron finished her ca-reer earning two all-conference honorable mentions for the Mustangs. She still holds the Big West Tournament record for free throws attempted in a game (19).

Duperron graduated from Cal Poly in business in 2003, and added her master’s degree in sports management from Long Beach State in 2006.

As a player at Cal Poly, Duper-ron won the Big West Best Hustle award in 2002-03. She still holds the conference tournament record for free throws attempted in a game (19).



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ristin

wanaga

Assistant CoachSixth Season

Cal, 2005

During her first five seasons on the staff at Cal Poly, Kristin Iwanaga has helped

the Mustangs win three Big West champi-onships while going 59-23 in conference play (a .720 winning percentage).

In addition to specializing with the team’s perimeter player development, Iwa-naga assists with the program’s recruiting, scouting and camps.

A former point guard at Cal, Iwanaga coached both the co-Big West assist lead-ers in 2013-14, as Jonae Ervin and Ariana Elegado tied by averaging 4.5 each for the 38th-highest scoring team in the nation.

Ervin also led the league in assists as a junior, a year after leading the entire coun-try in assist-to-turnover ratio (at 2.67). She finished her career as the school record-holder for assists (467).

Additionally, both Ervin (1,072) and El-egado (1,065) surpassed the 1,000-point milestone this past season.

With Iwanaga on the bench, Cal Poly has made it to the conference tournament title game in three of the past four years.

In 2013, the Mustangs defeated Pacific 63-49 to earn a trip to the NCAA Tourna-ment for a first-round matchup with No. 3 seed Penn State at LSU.

Ball movement and outside shooting have been a key to the consistent success, as Iwanaga has helped direct an offense that has been No. 1 in the conference in 3-point accuracy every year but once since she arrived in San Luis Obispo (including

the No. 2 percentage in the country her first year, 38.8 percent).

In 2012-13, the team’s 15.9 assists per game ranked 22nd in the country, carrying on a recent staple of the program (Cal Po-ly’s average of 18.3 in 2009-10 was fourth nationally).

Iwanaga still holds both the Pac-12 free-throw percentage records for a career (.890) and single season (.934 — via an 85-for-91 display in 2004-05, when she led the country in the category).

Also as a senior for the Golden Bears, she set the Pac-10 single-season record for 3-point shooting (.524) while earning all-conference second-team honors.

Iwanaga was a four-year starter in Berkeley, as well as a three-time Pac-10 All-Academic honoree.

She departed the program ranked fourth in school history in 3-pointers made (122), seventh in games played (115) and ninth in assists (317).

Iwanaga came to the Central Coast

from St. Francis High School in Watsonville, where she served as the varsity basketball coach for the previous two seasons and as the assistant athletics director and chair of the Social Sciences Department.

During two seasons under Iwanaga, the Sharks compiled a 45-16 record, posted a pair of runner-up showings in the Santa Cruz Coast Athletic League, won the 2009 SCCAL Tournament title and reached the semifinals of the 2008 Northern California Division V Championships.

Prior to her tenure at St. Francis, Iwa-naga also served as the head coach of the San Jose Cagers AAU White squad and was the assistant JV coach at her alma ma-ter, Archbishop Mitty HS in San Jose.

Iwanaga graduated from Cal in 2005 with a degree in sociology.

She also earned a master’s degree in sports management from American Univer-sity in 2009.

Iwanaga was the nation’s leading free-throw shooter as a senior at Cal in 2004-05, at .934. She also set a Pac-12 record for 3-point accuracy (.524) that season.


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ackenzie

rgens

Assistant CoachSecond Season

Washington, 2012

In her first year with Cal Poly, Mackenzie Argens helped lead the Mustangs to the

Big West Tournament championship game and the WNIT.

With her working primarily with the team’s post players, Cal Poly led the con-ference in rebounding, at 44.5 boards per game — the most throughout the Big West in 15 years.

After tying for 31st in the country in double-doubles (15), Mustang center Molly Schlemer was chosen to the all-conference first team.

Power forward Taryn Garza was also a significant factor on the glass, finishing the season outrebounding every other player on the floor in four of the last 11 games on her way to winning the league’s Best Hustle award.

Argens also contributes to the pro-gram’s social media, video and marketing campaigns.

She finished her career at Washington in 2011-12 having started in 98 of the 121 games in which she played. After working her way back onto the court following ACL and meniscus injuries her first two years, Argens averaged 6.1 rebounds between her junior and senior seasons. Her 84 ca-reer blocks tied for the fifth-most in school history.

Argens was a team captain in her final year, when the Huskies went 20-14 while advancing to the quarterfinals of the WNIT.

While a student-athlete at UW, Argens

was voted by her teammates to be a peer advocate mentor for nearly two years, and she was the team’s representative for the campus’ Student-Athlete Advisory Council. After her freshman and sophomore sea-sons, Argens also interned for the depart-ment’s marketing and media offices.

In the year prior to coming to Cal Poly,

Argens coached at her alma mater, Roo-sevelt High School in Seattle, and was in-vited to attend the WBCA’s annual “So You Want To Be A Coach” program held at the Final Four.

Argens graduated from Washington with a degree in interdisciplinary visual arts in 2012.

Argens was a team captain as a senior at Washington in 2011-12. Her 84 career blocks are the fifth-most in Huskies history.



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2013-14 -- Got to the free-throw line the second-most times of anyone on the team (while shooting .771) ... was the team’s fourth-leading scorer, at 8.2 points per game ... also shot .358 from 3-point range as a junior (ranking ninth in the Big West Conference) ... scored a career-high 25 points at Oregon on Dec. 20 ... played in all but one game over the course of the season.

2012-13 -- Played in 24 games, averaging 9.8 minutes ... scored a season-best 10 points in the 72-62 win at Oregon State on Nov. 12 ... added nine points versus Oklahoma State on Nov. 9 ... shot .311 from beyond the arc and .793 on free throws (including a 6-of-7 rate in the first round of the NCAA Tournament against Penn State).

2011-12 -- Appeared in 28 games as a true freshman ... scored five points on two occasions ... recorded three steals at Bakersfield on Feb. 8.

Prep -- As a senior at Bishop Montgomery High School in Torrance, earned All-Del Rey League First Team status and Daily Breeze All-Area honors after helping to lead the Knights to the second round of the Southern California Regional Division 4 playoffs ... averaged 13 points, five assists and three rebounds ... was an honor roll student and belonged to ASB.

Personal -- Born on Dec. 1, 1993 in Torrance ... daughter of Leroy and Sandra ... father played football at Oregon from 1986-89 ... has two sisters, Rheina (a former player at San Francisco) and Desiree (Saddleback College) ... also has two brothers, Roman and Moses ... majors in journalism.

Career Stats

Season GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3FA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Tot. RPG Ast.-APG Bk.-BPG St.-SPG Pts.-PPG HI2013-14 31-3 637-20.5 62-196 (.316) 38-106 (.358) 91-118 (.771) 12-37-49 1.6 41-1.3 2-0.1 16-0.52 253-8.2 252012-13 24-1 234-9.8 20-78 (.256) 14-45 (.311) 23-29 (.793) 2-17-19 0.8 18-0.8 0-0.0 7-0.29 77-3.2 102011-12 28-0 260-9.3 14-60 (.233) 7-32 (.219) 7-9 (.778) 5-27-32 1.1 19-0.7 1-0.04 15-0.54 42-1.5 5Career 83-4 1,131-13.6 96-334 (.287) 59-183 (.322) 121-156 (.776) 19-81-100 1.2 78-0.9 3-0.04 38-0.46 372-4.5 25

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Bishop Montgomery HS



1 on 1 with KristenWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Making it to the NCAA Tournament

my sophomore year for the first time

in school history!

Do you have any pre-game rituals?I read a Bible verse and pray before

we go out onto the court for warm-up.

What’s your favorite song?Anything by Beyoncé is just amazing.

Who inspires you?My family.

What made you choose Cal Poly?The family environment on our team.

What’s one thing peopledon’t know about you?

I’m a great singer.

Why did you pick your jersey number?I never really had a consistent number

throughout my basketball career. I just liked

#11 on that day, so I picked #11.

What’s your favorite thing to cook?Mexican food

What’s your favorite movie?Love & Basketball

One word that describes you:Blessed

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Prep -- As a senior at Clovis West High School, earned third-team all-state honors (overall, regardless of division and seniority) from Cal-Hi Sports and was chosen as the Fresno Bee co-Player of the Year following a 27-4 season in which she averaged 17.1 points and led the Golden Eagles to a second con-secutive Central Section Division I championship ... also was selected for the City/County All-Star Game ... was the back-to-back Tri-River Athletic Confer-ence Player of the Year ... team won four league titles while going a combined 37-3 ... finished career as the seventh-leading scorer (with 1,227 points) and third-leading 3-point shooter (169 makes) all-time for a program that claimed division titles 14 times from 1990-2014 ... in the offseason, played for Cal Swish ... also competed in badminton and ran track for CWHS ... earned a Junior League of Fresno scholarship ... participated in leadership, was a scholar-ath-lete every year, and belonged to the California Scholarship Federation.

Personal -- Born on July 26, 1996 in Fresno ... daughter of Nick and Jill, each of whom also attended Cal Poly ... has a brother, Cole, and a sister, Megan ... majors in nutrition.

30mily

ndersonForward

6-1 • FreshmanFresno, CA

Clovis West HS

1 on 1 with Emily



What’s your greatest sports memory?Winning a CIF championship my junior year.

What’s your most treasured item?My family.

Who inspires you?My parents.

What made you choose Cal Poly?I loved everything about it — the town,

beach, campus and team.Why did you pick your jersey number?

It was my high school number.What was the hardest thingyou’ve had to overcome?

Leaving my family for college.What’s your favorite thing to cook?

QuesadillasWhat’s your favorite movie?

The Lucky OneOne word that describes you:

Kind

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2013-14 -- Played in 31 games ... made the third-most 3-pointers on the team (exactly one per game) while shooting .326 ... also shot .788 from the free-throw line, second-best on the squad ... scored a season-high 17 points in front of 1,683 fans during the 92-87 overtime home win over UC Irvine on March 1, when she made five 3s without a miss during a second-half span of just six minutes ... secured a team-leading eight rebounds at Saint Mary’s on Nov. 23.

2012-13 -- Saw floor time in 27 games ... shot .400 (16-for-40) from beyond the arc ... scored eight points three times: versus San Diego on Nov. 17, at Nevada on Dec. 2 and at UC Davis on Feb. 9 (also had four steals against the Aggies).

2011-12 -- Redshirted.

Prep -- As a senior at St. Francis High School in Sacramento, earned All-Metro honors from the Sacramento Bee after helping to lead the Troubadours to the Sac-Joaquin Section Divi-sion 1 championship and a No. 16 statewide ranking from MaxPreps.com ... also was an All-Delta River League selection, and was chosen to play in the Optimist All-Star Game after averaging 8.4 points and 2.4 steals while playing in a deep rotation ... in the summer of 2010, picked up the MVP award at the Scoop Jackson Summer Sizzle Tournament in Livermore ... team went a combined 28-2 in league play during her career.

Personal -- Born on Nov. 17, 1992 in Folsom ... daughter of Tom and Maria, each of whom also attended Cal Poly ... majors in biology.

Career Stats

Season GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3FA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Tot. RPG Ast.-APG Bk.-BPG St.-SPG Pts.-PPG HI2013-14 31-1 405-13.1 43-130 (.331) 31-95 (.326) 26-33 (.788) 13-50-63 2.0 15-0.5 6-0.2 16-0.52 143-4.6 172012-13 27-0 174-6.4 25-61 (.410) 16-40 (.400) 4-6 (.667) 1-18-19 0.7 8-0.3 5-0.2 12-0.44 70-2.6 82011-12 — Redshirted —Career 58-1 579-9.9 68-191 (.356) 47-135 (.348) 30-39 (.769) 14-68-82 1.4 23-0.4 11-0.2 28-0.48 213-3.7 17

14eth

albierzGuard

5-9 • JuniorSacramento, CASt. Francis HS



1 on 1 with BethWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Making it to the NCAA Tournament.Do you have any pre-game rituals?

Mr. Pickle’s for all home games.What’s your favorite song?I’m Already There by Lonestar


What made you choose Cal Poly?Love the area, weather and people.


I’m half-Cuban.Why did you pick your jersey number?

#10 is my favorite number, and I wore #4 myfreshman year of high school, so I thought

#14 would be the best one!What’s your favorite thing to cook?

PastaWhat’s your favorite movie?

She’s the Man or Remember the TitansOne word that describes you:

Sassy

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2013-14 -- Played in 11 games ... again shot .500 from the floor, and upped her free-throw percentage to .800.

2012-13 -- Saw time in six games, shooting an efficient .500 overall, as well as .750 on free throws ... scored six points in the 78-40 win over Cal State Fullerton on Jan. 31.


Prep -- As a senior at Sierra High School in Tollhouse, was named a first-team all-state player in Division 4 by MaxPreps.com ... helped lead the Chieftains to their division’s Central Section championship at Selland Arena in Fresno ... was also selected to the Fresno Bee all-area team, and earned North Sequoia League MVP honors after averaging 14.7 points, 5.6 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 5.9 steals ... finished career with 1,583 points (an all-time program record), 623 rebounds and 518 steals ... was also an all-league softball and volleyball player ... served as Senior Class Vice President and was a scholar-athlete.

Personal -- Born on Aug. 1, 1993 in Sanger ... daughter of Kirk and Beth ... has a sister, Hol-lie, who played at Sonoma State ... has two brothers, Brian and Brett ... majors in recreation, parks & tourism administration.

Career Stats

Season GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3FA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Tot. RPG Ast.-APG Bk.-BPG St.-SPG Pts.-PPG HI2013-14 11-0 43-3.9 3-6 (.500) 0-0 (.000) 4-5 (.800) 3-4-7 0.6 3-0.3 0-0 1-0.09 10-0.9 42012-13 6-0 16-2.7 2-4 (.500) 0-0 (.000) 3-4 (.750) 1-2-3 0.5 0-0.0 0-0 2-0.33 7-1.2 62011-12 — Redshirted —Career 17-0 59-3.5 5-10 (.500) 0-0 (.000) 7-9 (.778) 4-6-10 0.6 3-0.2 0-0 3-0.18 17-1.0 6

20aige

rownGuard

5-9 • JuniorShaver Lake, CA

Sierra HS



1 on 1 with PaigeWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Winning the Big WestTournament championship.

What’s your favorite song?I’m not picky — just anything

that is country.What’s your most treasured item?

My family.Who inspires you?

My mom and my high school coach.What made you choose Cal Poly?

The team, the coaches,the town and the environment.


I love being at the lake and wakeboarding.Why did you pick your jersey number?

Caroline Reeves had #22, so Ipicked the closest even number.

What was the hardest thingyou’ve had to overcome?

Coming back off of ACLand meniscus surgery.

What’s your favorite thing to cook?All kinds of pastas.

What’s your favorite movie?We Are Marshall

One word that describes you:Silly

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Prep -- As a senior at Sacramento High School, was named one of 20 Players to Watch by the Sacramento Bee ... each of her last three seasons culminated with the Dragons winning Sac-Joaquin Section division championships (after going a combined 41-1 in the Metro League) ... renowned as one of the top defenders in the area ... also played travel ball for the Cal Sparks, and attended the Nike Skills Academy ... was an honor roll student every term.

Personal -- Born on Dec. 20, 1995 in Seattle ... daughter of Darlene McClinton ... has two brothers, Peter and Keith, and a sister, Janice ... majors in kinesiol-ogy.

1onyia

ormierGuard

5-6 • FreshmanSacramento, CASacramento HS



1 on 1 with ZonyiaWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Signing to come to Cal Poly.

Do you have any pre-game rituals?

I listen to J. Cole and pray.

What’s your favorite song?

It Won’t Be Long by J. Cole

Who inspires you?

My little brothers.

What made you choose Cal Poly?

The coaching staff, education and location.

What’s one thing people

don’t know about you?

I have two brothers with the same exact

name: Peter John Cormier Jr.

Why did you pick your jersey number?

I was #11 my whole life. When I got to HS,

#11 was retired and #1 was the closest

thing to it. I’ve had it ever since.

What’s your favorite thing to cook?

Fried chicken

What’s your favorite movie?

The Fault In Our Stars

One word that describes you:

Misunderstood

Photo by Owen Main

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2013-14 -- Moved to No. 8 in school history in career scoring (with 1,065 points) ... also will enter senior season 63 assists shy of No. 2 in program his-tory ... made the sixth-most 3-pointers all-time in the Big West (86) on the way to all-confer-ence first-team honors ... averaged a team-high 17.0 points and tied for the Big West lead in assists (4.5 per game) ... started all 32 games (for a streak of 61), including the 79-68 win at UC Santa Barbara on March 8, when she had a career-high 32 points, and the 84-79 victory at UC Irvine on Feb. 1, when she tied the school record by distributing 13 assists ... begins her final year as the league’s only player coming off back-to-back postseason accolades.

2012-13 -- Earned the first of her two All-Big West Tournament Team selections after posting 22 points in the championship game, a 63-49 win over Pacific, which sent the Mustangs to the NCAA Tournament ... was Cal Poly’s second-leading scorer, at 12.0 points per game ... started all of the 31 games in which she played ... shot 38.4 percent from 3-point range and 78.6 from the free-throw line ... had 31 points against Saint Mary’s on Nov. 29.

2011-12 -- As a redshirt freshman, played in 30 games, with 10 starts ... went 23-for-25 on free throws (.920) ... averaged 5.0 points and 2.7 assists ... scored in double-figures six times, including a season-high 14 in the first round of the Big West Tournament, a 71-53 vic-tory over Cal State Fullerton ... handed out 13 assists versus Washington in the first round of the WNIT.


Prep -- At La Jolla Country Day, became the program’s third career 1,000-point scorer, join-ing a group that also includes WNBA star Candice Wiggins ... as a senior, was chosen as the San Diego Section Player of the Year and was named an all-state honorable mention by MaxPreps.com after leading the Torreys to a 26-4 overall record (while averaging 14.1 points and 6.3 assists) ... also was selected for Cal-Hi Sports’ all-state team for Division 4, and was voted MVP of the Nike Tournament of Champions in Phoenix ... made the San Diego Union-Tribune’s All-Area Team as a junior, as well ... LJCD won three Coastal League and three SDS championships ... also played softball and lacrosse.

Personal -- Born on June 9, 1992 in San Diego ... daughter of Roy and Virginia ... has a brother, Adrian ... graduated in June 2014 with a recreation, parks & tourism admin. degree; is now a master’s student in sports management ... interned for the L.A. Sparks in the sum-mer of 2014, facilitating game-day tasks and assisting in Staples Center events and promos ... also completed a marketing internship with the San Luis Obispo County YMCA ... now concurrently serves as a graduate intern for operations at Cal Poly.

Career Stats

Season GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3FA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Tot. RPG Ast.-APG Bk.-BPG St.-SPG Pts.-PPG HI2013-14 32-32 1,134-35.4 200-508 (.394) 86-242 (.355) 58-79 (.734) 28-107-135 4.2 144-4.5 11-0.3 24-0.75 544-17.0 322012-13 31-31 944-30.5 127-358 (.355) 73-190 (.384) 44-56 (.786) 11-48-59 1.9 102-3.3 9-0.3 34-1.10 371-12.0 312011-12 30-10 553-18.4 55-158 (.348) 17-56 (.304) 23-25 (.920) 17-24-41 1.4 81-2.7 2-0.1 21-0.70 150-5.0 142010-11 — Redshirted —Career 93-73 2,631-28.3 382-1,024 (.373) 176-488 (.361) 125-160 (.781) 56-179-235 2.5 327-3.5 22-0.2 79-0.85 1,065-11.5 32

5riana

legadoGuard

5-6 • SeniorSan Diego, CA

La Jolla Country Day HS



1 on 1 with ArianaWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Winning the Big West Championship game and cutting down the nets!

BEST FEELING EVER!Do you have any pre-game rituals?

I pray and thank God before every game.What’s your favorite song?

Mo Money Mo Problems by BiggieWho inspires you?

My family.What made you choose Cal Poly?The team, coaches and atmosphere.

It felt like the perfect fit.What’s one thing peopledon’t know about you?

I can’t hear and I have hearing aids.Why did you pick your jersey number?

It was the only number available.What was the hardest thingyou’ve had to overcome?

My injury freshman year. I thought I wasn’t going to come back better.

What’s your favorite thing to cook?Chicken patties because it’s

the easiest thing to cook.What’s your favorite movie?

Purge, Hunger Games, Prisoners,Coach Carter, The Town,

Four Brothers, BridesmaidsOne word that describes you:

Energetic

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Prep -- Started her senior season at Atascadero High School scoring in double figures in each of the first seven games before an injury ... as a junior, aver-aged 17.7 points, 12 rebounds and 3.6 blocks while leading the Greyhounds to the semifinals of the Southern Section Division 3A playoffs ... afterward, was chosen to the all-division first team and earned All-San Luis Obispo County ac-colades from The Tribune ... was selected to play in the Kiwanis Central Coast All-Star Spectacular ... as a sophomore, averaged 11.2 points, 7.3 rebounds and 1.5 blocks ... garnered all-league status as a freshman, as well ... also played volleyball and was an honor roll student.

Personal -- Born on March 3, 1995 ... daughter of Julie and Brad ... has two brothers, Bryce and Brody ... majors in biomedical engineering.

22ary ate

vansGuard

6-2 • Redshirt FreshmanAtascadero, CAAtascadero HS



1 on 1 with Mary KateWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Playing club soccer when my mom was my coach.

Do you have any pre-game rituals?Listening to my gameday playlist,

and I always brush my teeth.What’s your favorite song?

The Winner by CoolioWho inspires you?

My parents, brothers and teammates.What made you choose Cal Poly?

The coaches, and I wanted to stay close to home.


Everybody in my family has red hair.Why did you pick your jersey number?

My lucky number is retired and I believe 22 is a nice even number.


Getting injured three times in three years.What’s your favorite thing to cook?

PancakesWhat’s your favorite movie?Space Jam or Step Brothers

One word that describes you:Nerdy

Photo by David Holmes

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Prep -- As a senior at Glacier Peak High School in Snohomish, Wash., was selected to play in the state all-star game after leading the Grizzlies to a 3A District 1 championship ... averaged 11 points and 7.9 rebounds while team went 23-3 overall and claimed the Wesco South League title ... was a finalist for the Everett Daily Herald’s Area Athlete of the Year award ... set a single-season program record for blocks ... also was a track and field standout, putting forth a shot-put PR of 32 feet, 3.5 inches at the district finals (placing fifth) ... belonged to the National Honor Society and was a recipient of the WIAA Distinguished Scholastic Award every year.

Personal -- Born on Feb. 14, 1996 in Kennewick, Wash. ... daughter of B.J. and Kari ... has a sister, Taylor ... majors in business.

40ikki

auseyCenter

6-4 • FreshmanSnohomish, WAGlacier Peak HS



Photo by Owen Main

1 on 1 with NikkiWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Playing at the Tacoma Domein the Washington State Tournament.Do you have any pre-game rituals?

I listen to country music, get a chocolatepeanut butter smoothie, and shoot.

What’s your favorite song?Springsteen by Eric Church

Who inspires you?My mom and dad.

What made you choose Cal Poly?The education, coaches and family feeling.


I like to dance to Shake It Offby Taylor Swift after a long day.

Why did you pick your jersey number?I’m #40 because my idol Jon Brockman

from the University of Washington was #40 and he was my inspiration growing up.

I always wanted to be like him.What’s your favorite thing to cook?

Mac & cheeseWhat’s your favorite movie?

Guardians of the GalaxyOne word that describes you:

Optimistic

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2013-14 -- Won the Big West Conference’s Best Hustle Award after averaging 6.8 rebounds (13.5 over 40 minutes) ... finished the season outrebounding ev-ery other player on the floor in four of the last 11 games, helping to set the tone for a team effort that won the league’s rebounding title at 44.5 boards per game, the most throughout the Big West in 15 years ... played in 29 games, with 22 starts ... averaged 6.1 points; scored a career-high 15 (on 7-of-11 shooting) at CSUN on Jan. 16.

2012-13 -- Played in 27 games ... scored eight points, grabbed five rebounds and had two steals in 17 minutes at Hawai’i on Jan. 24 ... in the championship game of the Big West Tournament, came off the bench to provide key defense while the Mustangs won 63-49 to advance to the NCAA Tournament.

Modesto College -- While competing in track and field, helped lead the Pirates to a Big 8 Conference championship.

Pacific -- As a freshman in 2010-11, played in 31 games for the Tigers ... sank 46.2 percent of her shots while averaging 3.7 points and 2.8 rebounds ... also nearly averaged a steal per game (0.97) in just 11.6 minutes.

Prep -- As a senior at Modesto Christian High School, averaged 13.8 points, a team-high 8.7 rebounds, 3.3 steals and 2.3 blocks as the Crusaders won the Sac-Joaquin Section Division 4 title before moving on to the quarterfinals of the state tournament ... as a junior, MCHS made it to Arco Arena for the divisional state championship game, a 54-51 loss to Mater Dei of Chula Vista (she received the Sportsmanship Award afterward) ... team went a combined 55-13 overall and 20-0 in the Trans Valley League over her final two seasons ... earned first-team all-district honors from the Modesto Bee ... also lettered in track, posting a PR of 56.25 in the 400 as a senior (ranking No. 22 in the state).

Personal -- Born on Nov. 19 ... daughter of Stephanie and Jorge ... has two brothers, Jeff and Jake, and a sister, Addie ... her aunt Michelle (basketball) and uncle Kalaini (baseball) were both scholarship athletes at LMU ... majors in sociology.

Career Stats

Season GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3FA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Tot. RPG Ast.-APG Bk.-BPG St.-SPG Pts.-PPG HI2013-14 29-22 585-20.2 80-177 (.452) 1-1 (1.000) 17-55 (.309) 96-101-197 6.8 38-1.3 22-0.8 23-0.79 178-6.1 152012-13 27-0 189-7.0 14-39 (.359) 0-0 (.000) 5-12 (.417) 19-23-42 1.6 9-0.3 1-0.1 9-0.33 33-1.2 82011-12 — Redshirted —2010-11* 31-0 360-11.6 48-104 (.462) 0-0 (.000) 19-44 (.432) 46-42-88 2.8 15-0.5 10-0.3 30-0.97 115-3.7 9Cal Poly 56-22 774-13.8 94-216 (.435) 1-1 (1.000) 22-67 (.328) 115-124-239 4.3 47-0.8 23-0.4 32-0.57 211-3.8 15

15aryn

arzaForward

6-0 • SeniorModesto, CA

Modesto Christian HS / Pacific



1 on 1 with TarynWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

The NCAA Tournament game.Do you have any pre-game rituals?

I listen to music.What’s your favorite song?

Any song by Stevie Nicks.Who inspires you?

My mother.What made you choose Cal Poly?

Great coaching staff and a family culture.What’s one thing peopledon’t know about you?I love to watch movies.

Why did you pick your jersey number?I picked a jersey number at random.

What’s your favorite thing to cook?Pasta

What’s your favorite movie?Elf

One word that describes you:Happy

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2013-14 -- Played in all but one game (seeing 9.7 minutes on average) as a true freshman, primarily backing up All-Big West Conference First Team senior center Molly Schlemer ... shot .473, second-best on the squad ... scored 12.4 points and pulled down 7.4 rebounds per 40 minutes ... posted a season-high 10 points (on 3-for-3 shooting with a 4-for-5 performance from the free-throw line) during the 82-57 home win over Nevada on Nov. 21.

Prep -- As a senior at Morro Bay High School, was honored with the San Luis Obispo County Player of the Year award by The Tribune after leading the Pi-rates to a second straight Los Padres League championship (both in undefeat-ed fashion) ... averaged 17.5 points, 8.8 rebounds and 2.2 blocks as team went 22-4 overall, advancing to the Southern Section Division 4AA quarterfinals ... was a four-year starter and finished as the program’s fourth all-time leading scorer (with 1,220 points) and No. 2 career rebounder (895) ... was selected to play in the Kiwanis Central Coast All-Star Spectacular ... also was chosen as the LPL MVP as a junior, when she additionally garnered a State Stat Star accolade from Cal-Hi Sports ... was an honor roll student every year.

Personal -- Born in Aurora, Colo. ... daughter of Lisa Gilbert ... has a brother, Colton ... ma-jors in recreation, parks & tourism administration.

Career Stats

Season GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3FA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Tot. RPG Ast.-APG Bk.-BPG St.-SPG Pts.-PPG HI2013-14 31-0 300-9.7 35-74 (.473) 0-0 (.000) 22-35 (.629) 24-32-56 1.8 2-0.1 6-0.2 5-0.16 92-3.0 10Career 31-0 300-9.7 35-74 (.473) 0-0 (.000) 22-35 (.629) 24-32-56 1.8 2-0.1 6-0.2 5-0.16 92-3.0 10

42annah

ilbertForward

6-3 • SophomoreMorro Bay, CAMorro Bay HS



1 on 1 with HannahWhat’s your greatest sports memory?Beating Hawai’i (at Hawai’i) in overtime.Do you have any pre-game rituals?

I always put my right sock/shoe/ankle braceon before I put anything on my left foot.

Who inspires you?My mom.

What made you choose Cal Poly?The family dynamic within the

team, and the location.What’s one thing peopledon’t know about you?

I absolutely love watermelon.Why did you pick your jersey number?

In high school it was the jersey my coach handed me.

What’s your favorite thing to cook?Halibut

What’s your favorite movie?Titanic (hands down)

One word that describes you:Friendly

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Prep -- Finished her senior season at Carondelet High School in Concord av-eraging 10.5 points and 4.8 steals for MaxPreps.com’s 13th-ranked team in the nation (No. 6 in California) ... served as a captain and earned All-East Bay League First Team honors ... the Cougars went a combined 82-12 overall in her three seasons, losing just one EBAL game during that span, which culmi-nated in a trio of North Coast Section Division 2 championships ... they were ranked 20th in the country her junior year, when she was chosen as the team’s Defensive Player of the Year ... in the offseason, also played for the Cal Stars, a program that finished as the runner-up at the 2013 Nike Nationals in North Augusta, S.C. ... was a California Scholarship Federation student.

Personal -- Born on Jan. 14, 1996 in Walnut Creek ... daughter of Joe and Janine ... has a brother, Dominic ... majors in graphic communication.

2abby

rupaloGuard

5-5 • FreshmanWalnut Creek, CA

Carondelet HS



1 on 1 with GabbyWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Playing in front of a sold-out crowd in a high school playoff game.

Do you have any pre-game rituals?I eat a small snack right before the game.

What’s your favorite song?Brown Eyed Girl

What’s your most treasured item?My friends and family.Who inspires you?

My teammates and parents.What made you choose Cal Poly?

The education, the people and the beach.What’s one thing peopledon’t know about you?

I love shaved ice.Why did you pick your jersey number?I wanted #11 but Kristen Ale wears it so Ipicked #2 because that was my number

freshman year in high school.What’s your favorite thing to cook?

Cupcakes and cinnamon rollsWhat’s your favorite movie?

The Parent TrapOne word that describes you:

Relatable


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2013-14 -- Played in 14 games as a true freshman ... scored five points in the WNIT first round at San Diego on March 20.

Prep -- Finished her career at Billings Senior High School in Montana earning all-state hon-ors after averaging 17.0 points ... the Broncs finished fourth at the state tournament in her junior and senior years; she also started as a sophomore ... also excelled in soccer (primarily playing in the back line), winning the 2013 Gatorade State Player of the Year award ... com-peted in track and field, as well, placing second at the 2012 state finals in the triple jump (with a school-record mark of 37 feet, 6 inches).

Personal -- Born on Nov. 23, 1994 in Billings ... daughter of Rodney and Jill ... has two broth-ers, Scotty and Jesse, as well as two sisters, Kayla and Ashley ... majors in recreation, parks & tourism administration.

Career Stats

Season GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3FA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Tot. RPG Ast.-APG Bk.-BPG St.-SPG Pts.-PPG HI2013-14 14-0 69-4.9 2-13 (.154) 0-2 (.000) 4-9 (.444) 5-10-15 1.1 1-0.1 0-0 3-0.21 8-0.6 5Career 14-0 69-4.9 2-13 (.154) 0-2 (.000) 4-9 (.444) 5-10-15 1.1 1-0.1 0-0 3-0.21 8-0.6 5

25achel

oehlerGuard

5-11 • SophomoreBillings, MTBillings HS



1 on 1 with RachelWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Setting the school record for the triple jump and winning Gatorade Player of the Year

for soccer.Do you have any pre-game rituals?

I don’t believe in rituals, but I do pray withteam members and Coach Faith

before every game.What’s your favorite song?

Anything by Kanye West before 2009 or any country song.

What’s your most treasured item?My Ariat boots! Or my cat Mort.

What made you choose Cal Poly?I wanted to get out of Montana and SLO wasthe most beautiful place that I could go. Also

the coaches here are the BEST andthe fans are AMAZING!


I know every word to every song ever!Why did you pick your jersey number?My older brother had it. He founded it but

I had to perfect it.What was the hardest thingyou’ve had to overcome?

Tearing my ACL and regaining my motivation.What’s your favorite thing to cook?

Chicken in rice with brussel sprouts, corn,beans and peas with blueberry lemonade.

What’s your favorite movie?The Express or

the ESPN “30 for 30” Without BiasOne word that describes you:

Obnoxious

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Prep -- As a senior at Camarillo High School, was named the Los Angeles Daily News co-Player of the Year along with her twin sister and current Mustang teammate, Geralynn ... averaged 20 points, 9.8 rebounds, 5.3 steals and 3.4 assists in 2013-14, when the Scorpions advanced to the Southern Section Divi-sion 1A championship game ... also was a co-Ventura County Star Player of the Year, and shared the MVP award at the Battle of the Valley All-Star Game ... became the program’s all-time leading scorer (with 1,884 points); also set career records for steals (424) and blocks (240) ... excelled in track and field, as well ... in 2013, had a shot-put PR of 45 feet, 8 inches, which ranked No. 37 nationally ... also participated in ASB.

Personal -- Born on March 25, 1996 in Ventura ... daughter of Alekana and Fatima ... majors in recreation, parks & tourism administration.

13ynn

eaupepeGuard

5-9 • FreshmanCamarillo, CACamarillo HS



Photo by Owen Main

1 on 1 with DynnWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

First-ever appearance in CIF finals in school history

What’s your favorite song?Change Your Mind by Trey Songz

What’s your most treasured item?My family.


What made you choose Cal Poly?The team, coaches and education.


I have 11 siblings.Why did you pick your jersey number?

It was my high school number.What’s your favorite thing to cook?

PancakesWhat’s your favorite movie?

Double-TeamOne word that describes you:

Nice

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Prep -- As a senior at Camarillo High School, was named the Los Angeles Daily News co-Player of the Year along with her twin sister and current Mustang teammate, Geraldynn ... averaged 20.2 points, 11.9 rebounds, 3.8 steals and 1.5 assists in 2013-14, when the Scorpions made it to the Southern Section Division 1A title game ... had a 48-point playoff game, not only setting a school record, but also tying Marion Jones for the third-highest single-game output in Ventura County history ... finished career with a program-record 1,069 re-bounds ... was a co-Ventura County Star Player of the Year, and shared MVP honors at the Battle of the Valley All-Star Game ... in track and field, posted a PR of 43 feet, 4 inches in the shot put (which ranked 17th statewide for 2014) ... also belonged to ASB.

Personal -- Born on March 25, 1996 in Ventura ... daughter of Alekana and Fatima ... majors in recreation, parks & tourism administration.

31ynn

eaupepeGuard

5-9 • FreshmanCamarillo, CACamarillo HS




1 on 1 with LynnWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Signing Day

Do you have any pre-game rituals?

I eat, nap, shoot and pray.

What’s your favorite song?

Try Me by DeJ Loaf

Who inspires you?

My family and teammates.

What made you

choose Cal Poly?

Coaches, education and the location.

What’s one thing people

don’t know about you?

I have a twin and come from a family of 11.

Why did you pick your

jersey number?

I am #31 because I wanted to be

opposite of my twin, who is #13.

What’s your favorite thing to cook?

Top Ramen

What’s your favorite movie?

Love & Basketball

One word that describes you:

Gullible

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2013-14 -- Played in every game except one as a true freshman, averaging 2.1 points and 1.5 rebounds per 7.7 minutes ... started versus Harvard on Nov. 9 at the Maggie Dixon Classic hosted by DePaul ... had a trio of eight-point games.

Prep -- As a senior at Woodbridge High School in Irvine, was one of 20 all-state selections for Division II by Cal-Hi Sports ... also was named the Irvine World News overall Female Athlete of the Year after averaging 19 points, 8.2 rebounds, 1.6 blocks and 1.6 steals ... finished her career as a four-year starter with 1,628 points ... helped lead the Warriors to four consecutive league cham-pionships (at a combined 38-2), first in the Sea View and then in the Pacific Coast ... played for the Cal Swish program in the offseason, and was invited to the Nike Skills Academy ... was chosen as her school’s Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Personal -- Born on Aug. 30, 1994 in Irvine ... daughter of Bart and Cathy ... has a brother, Chris, and a sister, Caitlin (who swam for San Jose State from 2009-10 through 2012-13 and posted two of the Spartans’ top 10 times ever in distance events) ... majors in psychology.

Career Stats

Season GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3FA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Tot. RPG Ast.-APG Bk.-BPG St.-SPG Pts.-PPG HI2013-14 31-1 239-7.7 24-76 (.316) 12-52 (.231) 4-6 (.667) 10-38-48 1.5 7-0.2 6-0.2 6-0.2 64-2.1 8Career 31-1 239-7.7 24-76 (.316) 12-52 (.231) 4-6 (.667) 10-38-48 1.5 7-0.2 6-0.2 6-0.2 64-2.1 8

3arah

iptonGuard

6-0 • SophomoreIrvine, CA

Woodbridge HS



1 on 1 with SarahWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Beating Hawai’i at Hawai’iDo you have any pre-game rituals?

I listen to my music and pray.What’s your favorite song?Ignition (Remix) by R. Kelly


What made you choose Cal Poly?All of the great coaches and

team members. I also came because Cal Poly is great academically.

Why did you pick your jersey number?#13 wasn’t available when I came so

#3 was the next-best number.What’s your favorite thing to cook?

Fried egg sandwichWhat’s your favorite movie?

BridesmaidsOne word that describes you:

Quiet

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Pepperdine -- Started 15 of the 30 games in which she played as a sopho-more, averaging 6.0 points and 4.9 rebounds in 22.8 minutes ... led the Waves in offensive rebounds (58) in 2013-14; also displayed versatility by knocking down 18 shots from 3-point range over two seasons ... was the team’s top free-throw shooter (.788) as a sophomore.

Prep -- As a senior at Archbishop Mitty High School in San Jose, led the Mon-archs to the Division 2 state championship (as well as a No. 16 national ranking from Max-Preps.com) ... earned second-team all-area honors from both the San Francisco Chronicle and San Jose Mercury News for the second year in a row ... also played for Greece’s U-18 national program ... was an honor roll student.

Personal -- Born on April 22, 1994 in Mountain View ... daughter of Linda and Emil ... her father was a tight end for the Purdue football team from 1979-81 ... has two sisters, Taylor and Coco ... majors in psychology.

Career Stats

Season GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3FA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Tot. RPG Ast.-APG Bk.-BPG St.-SPG Pts.-PPG HI2013-14* 30-15 683-22.8 73-192 (.380) 9-32 (.281) 26-33 (.788) 58-88-146 4.9 32-1.1 8-0.3 21-0.70 181-6.0 152012-13* 28-0 374-13.4 34-116 (.293) 9-31 (.290) 21-29 (.724) 19-34-53 1.9 6-0.2 8-0.3 16-0.57 98-3.5 12Cal Poly - - - - - - - - - - - -

5manda

ovelyForward

6-1 • JuniorPalo Alto, CA

Archbishop Mitty HS / Pepperdine



1 on 1 with AmandaWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Winning a CIF state championship in 2012.Do you have any pre-game rituals?

I listen to dubstep music in my headphones.What’s your favorite song?

Could You Be Loved? by Bob MarleyWhat’s your most treasured item?

The photo albums my mom made for me.Who inspires you?

My family.What made you choose Cal Poly?Team chemistry and the family spirit.


I am trying to learn the guitar.What was the hardest thingyou’ve had to overcome?

Learning Greek on the national teamwhen no one spoke English, and being alone in Greece.

What’s your favorite thing to cook?Greek food.

What’s your favorite movie?The Shawshank Redemption

One word that describes you:Sunflower

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2013-14 -- Secured two rebounds during the 89-72 win over UC Riverside on Jan. 25 ... also played against CSUN on Feb. 13.

2012-13 -- Played in six games as a true freshman.

Prep -- As a senior at Arroyo Grande High School, helped lead the Eagles to their first-ever CIF Southern Section championship, as they won the Division 3AAA title at the Ana-heim Convention Center (she went 10-for-10 from the free-throw line) ... they then advanced two more rounds in the overall state tournament, finishing 27-6 altogether ... averaged 16.2 points, 8.7 rebounds and 1.5 steals ... along with current Mustang teammate Lindsey Wolf, was named the division co-Player of the Year ... was chosen as the 2012 Lee Central Coast Newspapers Area MVP, and was selected to The Tribune’s All-San Luis Obispo County First Team ... played her first three seasons at St. Joseph in Santa Maria, which won the 2010-11 Division 3 state title (its first since 1990-91) by defeating Bishop O’Dowd of Oakland 53-42 at Power Balance Pavilion in Sacramento ... also was an All-Pac-7 First Team member as a sophomore ... never lost a league game (48-0) during four-year varsity career ... as a fresh-man, was teammates with future Cal Poly tennis player Ane McPike.

Personal -- Born on Aug. 28, 1993 ... daughter of Rudy and Shelly ... has a brother, Michael, and two sisters, Tracey and Carla ... is a sociology major.

Career Stats

Season GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3FA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Tot. RPG Ast.-APG Bk.-BPG St.-SPG Pts.-PPG HI2013-14 2-0 5-2.5 0-1 (.000) 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000) 0-2-2 1.0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 -2012-13 6-0 9-1.5 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000) 0-2-2 0.3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 -Career 8-0 14-1.8 0-1 (.000) 0-0 (.000) 0-0 (.000) 0-4-4 0.5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 -

33eather

adrigalGuard

5-8 • JuniorArroyo Grande, CAArroyo Grande HS



1 on 1 with HeatherWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Winning state in high school.

Do you have any pre-game rituals?I pray and listen to Christian music

because it calms me down.

What’s your favorite song?All Consuming Fire by Jesus Culture

Who inspires you?Jesus

What made you choose Cal Poly?Cal Poly has been a dream since I was 4.

What’s one thing peopledon’t know about you?My best friend is on the

Dance Team here at Cal Poly.

Why did you pick your jersey number?Long story short: I used to

be #24 but I became #33 my

senior year in high school.

What’s your favorite thing to cook?PB&J

What’s your favorite movie?A Walk to Remember. It’s a

sappy but excellent film.

One word that describes you:LUVD

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Ventura College -- As a sophomore, earned first-team All-American honors in the two-year college ranks, and was voted co-California Community Col-lege Athletics Association Player of the Year after helping to lead the Pirates to the state title ... in 2013-14, averaged 16.9 points, 7.7 assists and 1.6 steals per game ... also shot 41.6 percent from 3-point range and had an assist-to-turnover ratio of 2.6, leading the state in both categories ... directed an offense that led California in scoring (at 82.6 points), field-goal percentage (48.1) and 3-point accuracy (40.7) ... finished her Pirates career owning school records for assists in a game (17, surpassing a mark that had stood for 18 years), season (269, breaking a 29-year-old record) and career (447).

Prep -- At Centennial High School in Bakersfield, led the Golden Hawks to the Central Section Division I playoffs each year ... was chosen to the Bakersfield Californian’s All-Area First Team as a junior and senior ... also was on the volleyball team, playing at the libero spot for the Southwest Yo-semite League champions.

Personal -- Daughter of Tony and Stella ... has two brothers, Tony Jr. and Daniel ... majors in sociology.

Career Stats

Season GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3FA (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Tot. RPG Ast.-APG Bk.-BPG St.-SPG Pts.-PPG HI2013-14* 35-35 1,102-31.5 182-388 (.469) 52-125 (.416) 174-224 (.777) 21-91-112 3.2 269-7.7 2-0.1 57-1.63 590-16.9 362012-13* 31-31 941-30.4 119-278 (.428) 41-95 (.432) 75-103 (.728) 9-65-74 2.4 178-5.7 2-0.1 39-1.26 354-11.4 26Cal Poly - - - - - - - - - - - -

0isa arie

anchezPoint Guard5-3 • Junior

Bakersfield, CACentennial HS / Ventura College



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Prep -- As a senior at Arroyo Grande High School in 2011-12, helped lead the Eagles to their first-ever CIF Southern Section championship, as they won the Division 3AAA title at the Anaheim Convention Center ... they then advanced two more rounds in the overall state tournament, finishing 27-6 altogether ... along with current Mustang teammate Heather Madrigal, was named the divi-sion co-Player of the Year ... averaged 13 points, 8.7 rebounds and 2.9 blocks per game ... also shot a team-best 50-for-126 from 3-point range ... earned first-team all-league honors, as well as back-to-back Tribune All-San Luis Obispo County accolades and Lee Central Coast Newspapers All-Area status ... AGHS went a combined 32-4 in Pac-7 play (a run that included two championships) over three seasons.

Personal -- Born on April 30, 1994 in San Luis Obispo ... daughter of Glen and Shelly, each of whom attended Cal Poly, as well (her father also played for the Mustangs from 1978-80) ... has a sister, Paige ... majors in recreation, parks & tourism administration.

44indsey

olfForward

6-1 • SophomoreArroyo Grande, CAArroyo Grande HS



1 on 1 with LindseyWhat’s your greatest sports memory?

Winning CIF my senior year of high school.

Do you have any pre-game rituals?I eat a PB&J sandwich.


What made you choose Cal Poly?My parents and grandparents went to

Cal Poly, and it’s close to home.

What’s one thing peopledon’t know about you?I have two pet tortoises

named Dexter and Maurice.

Why did you pick your jersey number?It’s my dad’s number and he chose the

number because of Jerry West.


Coming back from not playing

basketball for two years.

What’s your favorite thing to cook?Pizza

What’s your favorite movie?The Hobbit trilogy

One word that describes you:Giggly

Top ROW Rachel Koehler, Hannah Gilbert, Paige Brown, Zonyia Cormier Third ROW Emily Anderson, Mary Kate Evans, Amanda Lovely, Nikki Fausey, Sarah Lipton, Lindsey WolfSecond ROW Beth Balbierz, Dynn Leaupepe, Lynn Leaupepe, Kristen Ale, Taryn GarzaBottom ROW Heather Madrigal, Ariana Elegado, Lisa Marie Sanchez, Gabby Grupalo

Yary Photography (Nov. 14, 2014)

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Mott Athletics CenterA crowd of 1,771 fans watched the Mustangs’ 88-70 Blue-Green Rivalry win over UC Santa Barbara at home on Jan. 11, 2014 (followed by a postgame autograph signing, shown above).

In the summer of 2014, the arena underwent a $750,000 renovation including a repainted court design and two new 22-by-17-foot video scoreboards.

Photo by Ray Ambler

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Top: In addition to a hardwood refinishing in the summer of 2014, Mott Athletics Center implemented two new LED court-side rows. Middle: Fourth-year Cal Poly play-by-play broadcaster Dave Grant conducts a postgame radio interview with Mustang head coach Faith Mimnaugh. Bottom-right: Cal Poly’s band, The Pride of the Pacific, is renowned as one of the most accomplished and creative along the West Coast.


Women’s BasketballMott Athletics Center

Photo by Ian Billings

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2013-14 in ReviewThe Mustangs led the Big West in rebounding last season, averaging 44.5 per game, the conference’s highest figure in 15 years.

Cal Poly accomplished the rare feat of having a trio of players — Molly Schlemer, Jonae Ervin and Ariana Elegado — each surpass the 1,000-point milestone all in the same season.

Ervin and Elegado also tied for the league lead in assists (4.5 per game) while distributing for the nation’s 38th-highest scoring team.

Photo by Ray Ambler

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Season Stats OVERALL W-L HOME ROAD NEUTRAL ALL GAMES 18-14 10-3 7-8 1-3 BIG WEST 11-5 5-3 6-2 0-0

11/8/13 vs. Duquesne L, 69-8411/9/13 vs. Harvard L, 76-8311/15/13 at Stanford L, 51-8611/18/13 NEW MEXICO STATE W, 72-6411/21/13 NEVADA W, 82-5711/23/13 at Saint Mary’s L, 69-7711/29/13 AKRON W, 84-7411/30/13 SAN FRANCISCO W, 76-6512/7/13 BAKERSFIELD W, 63-5412/16/13 at Pepperdine W, 80-7712/18/13 at Portland L, 76-8312/20/13 at Oregon L, 87-12412/28/13 at UCLA L, 89-961/8/14 at Hawai’i* W, 78-74 (OT)1/11/14 UC SANTA BARBARA* W, 88-701/16/14 at Cal State Northridge* L, 76-811/18/14 at Long Beach State* W, 107-102 (OT)1/23/14 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W, 69-651/25/14 UC RIVERSIDE* W, 89-721/30/14 at UC Davis* W, 81-722/1/14 at UC Irvine* W, 84-792/8/14 HAWAI’I* W, 62-602/13/14 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L, 57-832/15/14 LONG BEACH STATE* L, 72-852/20/14 at Cal State Fullerton* L, 77-782/22/14 at UC Riverside* W, 83-722/27/14 UC DAVIS* L, 69-773/1/14 UC IRVINE* W, 92-87 (OT)3/8/14 at UC Santa Barbara* W, 79-683/14/14 vs. Hawai’i W, 66-523/15/14 vs. Cal State Northridge L, 58-733/20/14 at San Diego L, 59-82

Player GP-GS Min.-Avg. FG-FGA (Pct.) 3FG-3A (Pct.) FT-FTA (Pct.) Off.-Def.-Reb. RPG Ast. Blk. Stl. Pts. PPGAriana Elegado 32-32 1,134-35.4 200-508 (.394) 86-242 (.355) 58-79 (.734) 28-107-135 4.2 144 11 24 544 17.0Molly Schlemer 32-32 956-29.9 241-446 (.540) 2-4 (.500) 58-95 (.611) 103-220-323 10.1 27 20 10 542 16.9Jonae Ervin 31-30 945-30.5 121-305 (.397) 12-32 (.375) 112-139 (.806) 29-131-160 5.2 139 0 34 366 11.8Kristen Ale 31-3 637-20.5 62-196 (.316) 38-106 (.358) 91-118 (.771) 12-37-49 1.6 41 2 16 253 8.2Taryn Garza 29-22 585-20.2 80-177 (.452) 1-1 (1.000) 17-55 (.309) 96-101-197 6.8 38 22 23 178 6.1Beth Balbierz 31-1 405-13.1 43-130 (.331) 31-95 (.326) 26-33 (.788) 13-50-63 2.0 15 6 16 143 4.6Nwamaka Ofodu 32-29 755-23.6 61-155 (.394) 10-24 (.417) 11-17 (.647) 45-39-84 2.6 36 9 21 143 4.5Maddison Allen 22-10 368-16.7 33-81 (.407) 0-0 (-) 11-21 (.524) 48-65-113 5.1 23 25 7 77 3.5Hannah Gilbert 31-0 300-9.7 35-74 (.473) 0-0 (-) 22-35 (.629) 24-32-56 1.8 2 6 5 92 3.0Sarah Lipton 31-1 239-7.7 24-76 (.316) 12-52 (.231) 4-6 (.667) 10-38-48 1.5 7 6 6 64 2.1Paige Brown 11-0 43-3.9 3-6 (.500) 0-0 (-) 4-5 (.800) 3-4-7 0.6 3 0 1 10 0.9Rachel Koehler 14-0 69-4.9 2-13 (.154) 0-2 (.000) 4-9 (.444) 5-10-15 1.1 1 0 3 8 0.6Caroline Hughes 8-0 34-4.3 0-4 (.000) 0-2 (.000) 0-0 (-) 2-4-6 0.8 0 0 2 0 0.0Heather Madrigal 2-0 5-2.5 0-1 (.000) 0-0 (-) 0-0 (-) 0-2-2 1.0 0 0 0 0 0.0Team 32-32 6,475 905-2,172 (.417) 192-560 (.343) 418-612 (.683) 491-932-1,423 44.5 476 107 168 2,420 75.6

Senior point guard Jonae Ervin broke the program’s all-time assists record in 2013-14, finishing her career with 467 to eclipse a mark established 32 years earlier.


Women’s Basketball2013-14 in Review

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Mustangs in the ProsFormer Cal Poly forward Kristina Santiago accepts her second consecutive Bulgarian NBL Playoffs MVP award after leading her club, Dunav 8806, to a 76-61 title-clinching win over Levski in Game 5 of the Finals on May 3, 2014.

It was the second nationally televised championship in a row for the Blue Angels, who regularly draw more than 1,200 fans in Ruse.

Photo courtesy of Dunav8806.com

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Above: Former Mustang center Molly Schlemer signed with the Chem-Cats Chemnitz of Germany in October of 2014.

Chemnitz (upper-left), which also features the German National Team captain in point guard Tina Menz, plays in the Damen Basketball Bundesliga, the country’s premier league, consist-ing of 12 clubs.

The move for the 6-foot-5 center came after an offseason that included an invitation to the ProHoops Combine in Nashville, Tenn., as well as a nine-game stint on the NetScouts USA All-Stars Tour of China (upper-right).

Middle-right: After a stay with Hapoel Rishon LeZion in Israel, Kris-tina Santiago rejoined Dunav 8806 in December of 2013.

The former All-America honorable mention (standing seventh in from the left) averaged 17.5 points and 9.0 re-bounds as a second-year pro.

Lower-right: Rachel Clancy (6), a former third-team Academic All-Amer-ican, played for Real Canoe Natación in Madrid during the fall of 2011.

Schlemer, Santiago and Clancy all were honored as Big West Conference Players of the Year as Mustangs.


Women’s BasketballMustangs in the pros

MustangHistory

Laura Buehning was a first-team WBCA All-American in 1981-82. Also that season, she was a first-team Academic All-American and earned an NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship.

Her 757 points as a senior are still an all-time California Collegiate Ath-letic Association record to this day.

She played for Team USA at the 1980 William Jones Cup in Taiwan.

University Archives,California Polytechnic State University

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Women’s BasketballMustang Records

CAREER

Points Kristina Santiago 2007-12 1,953

Scoring Average Laura Buehning 1979-82 20.6

Rebounds Kristina Santiago 2007-12 850

Rebounding Average Jill Orrock 1976-78 9.4

Assists Jonae Ervin 2009-14 467

Assists Average Laura Buehning 1979-82 4.4

Jody Hasselfield 1987-90 4.4

Steals Christina Hester 1981-85 264

Steals Average Christina Hester 1981-85 2.51

Field Goals Made Laura Buehning 1979-82 744

Field Goal Attempts Laura Buehning 1979-82 1,686

Field-Goal Percentage Kristina Santiago 2007-12 .538 (775-1,441)

Free Throws Made Kristina Santiago 2007-12 398

Free Throws Attempted Laura Buehning 1979-82 485

Megan Harrison 2005-09 485

Free-Throw Percentage Rachel Clancy 2008-11 .800 (100-125)

3-Pointers Made Ariana Elegado 2011- 176

Kristina Santiago, shown at the 2012 Big West Conference Tournament at the Honda Center in Anaheim, finished her career as Cal Poly’s all-time leading scorer and rebounder.

All-Time Scoring Top 10 (By Total)

Player Years GP Avg. Total1. Kristina Santiago 2007-12 122 16.0 1,9532. Laura Buehning 1979-82 90 20.6 1,8433. Megan Harrison 2005-09 118 12.3 1,4544. Christine Rodness 1991-95 98 13.6 1,3375. Molly Schlemer 2010-14 118 9.6 1,1336. Sherri Atteberry 1983-87 98 11.0 1,0767. Jonae Ervin 2009-14 116 9.2 1,0728. Ariana Elegado 2011- 93 11.5 1,0659. Jessica Eggleston 2003-07 109 9.7 1,05210. Kellie Hoffman 1992-96 95 10.9 1,033

All-Time Rebounding Top 10 (By Total)

Player Years GP Avg. Total1. Kristina Santiago 2007-12 122 7.0 8502. Susanne Carey 1991-95 98 7.9 7753. Sherrie Atteberry 1983-87 98 7.1 6924. Megan Harrison 2005-09 118 5.8 6855. Molly Schlemer 2010-14 118 5.7 6726. Jessica Eggleston 2003-07 109 6.0 6507. Russia Madden 1986-90 89 6.8 6058. Carolyn Crandall 1979-83 110 5.2 5739. Nancy Hosken 1981-84 99 5.2 51010. Rona Bevien 1994-98 103 4.9 508

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Women’s Basketball Mustang Records

Single Season

(Individual)

Points Laura Buehning 1981-82 757

Scoring Average Kristina Santiago 2011-12 23.4

Total Rebounds Kristina Santiago 2011-12 286

Rebounding Avg. (10 GP) Beth Cleary 1978-79 11.6

Total Assists Laura Buehning 1980-81 144

Ariana Elegado 2013-14 144

Assists Average Laura Buehning 1980-81 5.1

Total Steals Christina Hester 1983-84 96

Steals Average Christina Hester 1983-84 3.8

Field Goals Made Laura Buehning 1981-82 307

Field Goal Attempts Laura Buehning 1981-82 701

Field-Goal Percentage Kristina Santiago 2011-12 .555 (274-494)

Free Throws Made Laura Buehning 1981-82 143

Free Throw Attempts Laura Buehning 1981-82 197

Free-Throw Pct. (50 FT) Rachel Clancy 2010-11 .824 (56-68)

3-Pointers Made Rachel Clancy 2010-11 86

Ariana Elegado 2013-14 86

Games Played Seven players 1981-82 33

Minutes Played Kayla Griffin 2012-13 999

Top 10 Scoring Seasons (Minimum 20 GP)

Player Year GP Total Avg.

1. Kristina Santiago 2011-12 29 680 23.4

2. Laura Buehning 1981-82 33 757 22.9

3. Laura Buehning 1980-81 28 588 21.0


5. Christine Rodness 1993-94 24 435 18.1

6. Laura Buehning 1979-80 29 498 17.2

7. Terrie MacDonald 1983-84 27 464 17.2

8. Ariana Elegado 2013-14 32 544 17.0

9t. Rachel Clancy 2010-11 31 524 16.9

9t. Molly Schlemer 2013-14 32 542 16.9

Top 10 Rebounding Seasons (Minimum 20 GP)

Player Year GP Total Avg.

1t. Sherrie Atteberry 1986-87 28 284 10.1

1t. Molly Schlemer 2013-14 32 323 10.1


4. Jill Orrock 1977-78 24 228 9.5

5. Chris Royers 1990-91 26 236 9.1

6. Russia Madden 1987-88 25 223 8.9

7. Sherrie Atteberry 1985-86 27 231 8.6


9. Jessica Eggleston 2006-07 28 228 8.1

10. Caroline Rowles 1998-99 26 208 8.0

One of the premier perimeter defenders in program history, Christina Hester owns virtually every Cal Poly steals record.

By the end of her career in 1984-85, her four-year total of 264 represented the all-time CCAA record.

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Most Points 2013-14 2,420

Highest Scoring Average 2013-14 75.6

Most Rebounds 1981-82 1,412

Highest Rebounding Avg. 1976-77 48.9

Most Assists 2009-10 531

Highest Assists Average 2009-10 18.3

Most Steals 2005-06 335

Highest Steals Average 1984-85 12.6

Most Blocks 2008-09 89

Most Field Goals Made 1981-82 957

Most Field Goal Attempts 1981-82 2,201

Best Field-Goal Pct. 2009-10 .449 (775-1,727)

Most Free Throws Made 2007-08 446

Most Free Throw Attempts 1986-87 637

Best Free-Throw Pct. 2007-08 .703 (446-634)

Most 3-Pointers Made 1999-00 190

Most 3-Pointers Attempted 2000-01 642

Most Games Played 1981-82 33

Most Wins 2012-13 21-11 (.656)

2008-09 21-11 (.656)

1981-82 21-12 (.636)

Longest Win Streak Dec. 19, 1979 to Feb. 8, 1980 12

University Archives, California Polytechnic State UniversityThe 1979-80 Mustangs — the first team coached by Marilyn McNeil (second in from the right, kneeling) — went 18-9

during the regular season on the way to the Southern California Athletic Association Tournament, helping to lay the founda-tion for her squad that would set numerous longlasting program records two years later.

Single Season (Team)

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Women’s Basketball Mustang Records

Points Laura Buehning vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (Feb. 13, 1982) 46

Rebounds Sherrie Atteberry vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (Feb. 7, 1987) 24

Assists Ariana Elegado vs. Washington (March 14, 2012) 13

Ariana Elegado at UC Irvine (Feb. 1, 2014) 13

Sparkle Anderson vs. Cal State Fullerton (Feb. 25, 2006) 13

Steals Christina Hester vs. Cal State Los Angeles (Feb. 9, 1984) 11

Blocks Colleen Finney at San Francisco (Dec. 15, 1980) 7

Field Goals Made Laura Buehning vs. UC Santa Barbara (Jan. 31, 1981) 17

Laura Buehning at UNLV (Feb. 12, 1981) 17

Field Goal Attempts Laura Buehning vs. UC Davis (Dec. 6, 1980) 32

Field-Goal Pct. (10 makes) Karen Ball vs. Whittier (Jan. 21, 1978) .857 (12-14)

Free Throws Made Laura Buehning vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (Jan. 21, 1982) 16

Free Throw Attempts Laura Buehning vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (Jan. 21, 1982) 19

Free-Throw Pct. (10 makes) Terrie MacDonald vs. Chico State (Dec. 31, 1983) 1.000 (10-10)

3-Pointers Made Jennifer Dooley at UC Riverside (Jan. 31, 2004) 10

Single Game (Individual)

Jennifer Dooley went 10-for-15 from 3-point range (finishing with 30 points) during an 85-72 road win over UC Riverside on Jan. 31, 2004, tying for the third-most 3s made in a game in all NCAA Division I history.

Sparkle Anderson, the Big West Conference leader in assists during the 2005-06 season, broke the program record with 13 in a game at Cal State Fullerton that year.

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Most Points at Long Beach State (Jan. 18, 2014) 107 (overtime)

vs. Cal Lutheran (Jan. 6, 1989) 106 (regulation)

Most Rebounds vs. UC Davis (Dec. 15, 1979) 67

Most Assists vs. Cal State Stanislaus (Dec. 8, 1978) 36

Most Steals at Portland (Nov. 25, 2006) 24

Most Blocks at Sacramento State (Dec. 14, 1978) 9

Most Field Goals Made vs. Cal State Stanislaus (Dec. 8, 1978) 48

Most Field Goal Attempts vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (Jan. 26, 1985) 93

Best Field-Goal Percentage (40 makes) vs. San Diego (Dec. 20, 1980) .632 (48-76)

Most Free Throws Made at Fresno Pacific (Jan. 7, 1989) 35

Most Free Throw Attempts at Fresno Pacific (Jan. 7, 1989) 44

Best Free-Throw Pct. (10 makes) vs. UC Santa Barbara (Feb. 19, 1982) .944 (17-18)

Most 3-Pointers Made at UC Riverside (Jan. 31, 2004) 15

Fewest Turnovers at UC Irvine (Jan. 10, 2009) 9

Combined Points at Oregon (Dec. 20, 2013) 211 (L, 124-87)

Largest Margin of Victory vs. Cal State Stanislaus (Dec. 8, 1978) 76 (100-24)

Single Game (Team)

Megan Harrison (left) and Jessica Eggleston, two of the greatest forwards in Mustang history, both had a part in Cal Poly’s 77-75 overtime win at Portland on Nov. 25, 2006, when the team set a program record with 24 steals.

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Women’s Basketball Mustang History

1974-75Overall: 5-12

Southern California Athletic Association: 2-8Head Coach: Sharon Chatman

1/9 at Chico State# L 19-631/10 vs. Humboldt State# W 64-531/11 vs. San Jose State# L 39-511/17 DE ANZA COLLEGE! L 46-521/17 CAL STATE STANISLAUS! W 64-561/18 CAL STATE HAYWARD! W 44-371/24 at UC Riverside* W 45-351/25 at Cal State Fullerton* L 18-901/29 UC SANTA BARBARA L 51-571/31 CAL STATE FULLERTON* L 34-792/1 UC RIVERSIDE* W 70-492/4 at Fresno State* L 39-762/7 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 34-482/8 UCLA* L 43-942/14 FRESNO STATE* L 22-532/21 at Cal State Northridge* L 40-792/22 at UCLA* L 32-81

# Chico State Tournament (Chico, Calif.)! Cal Poly Invitational (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)* Southern California Athletic Association game

1975-76Overall: 2-16

Southern California Athletic Association: 0-10Head Coach: Mary Stallard

12/19 at Cal Poly Pomona# L 45-9112/19 vs. Biola# W 65-5312/20 vs. Fresno State# L 62-671/10 OCCIDENTAL W 66-331/13 UC SANTA BARBARA L 32-641/16 SAN DIEGO STATE L 47-581/17 CAL STATE FULLERTON L 46-1031/23 at Fresno State* L 62-941/30 UCLA* L 35-971/31 LONG BEACH STATE* L 41-812/13 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 35-842/14 at USC* L 41-752/18 at UC Santa Barbara* L 29-552/21 FRESNO STATE* L 38-642/27 at UCLA* L 41-862/28 at Long Beach State* L 33-853/5 at UC Riverside* L 38-493/6 at Cal State Northridge* L 39-85

# Cal Poly Pomona Invitational (Pomona, Calif.)* Southern California Athletic Association game

1976-77Overall: 12-10


12/3 CAL STATE HAYWARD# W 44-3712/4 UC SANTA BARBARA# W 45-3812/10 at Utah@ L 49-5712/11 vs. Weber State@ W 61-5112/17 vs. USC! L 52-7612/17 vs. San Diego State! W 55-4612/18 vs. San Francisco State! L 51-541/14 WESTMONT W 89-431/19 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 45-591/22 at Fresno State W 49-47 (OT)1/28 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 43-821/29 at Cal State Northridge* L 59-682/2 at UC Santa Barbara* L 33-662/4 FRESNO STATE W 63-382/5 PEPPERDINE W 70-602/11 UC IRVINE* W 64-592/12 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 71-632/18 at UC Irvine* W 73-512/19 at Cal State Los Angeles* L 50-602/25 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 58-68

2/26 CAL POLY POMONA* L 69-1073/5 at Pepperdine W 58-56# Cal Poly Invitational (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)

@ Ute Classic (Salt Lake City)! Cal Poly Pomona Tournament (Pomona, Calif.)* Southern California Athletic Association game

1977-78Overall: 14-12


12/2 SAN DIEGO STATE# W 80-7912/3 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE# W 78-6812/3 CAL POLY POMONA# L 50-9512/9 at Santa Clara W 67-4212/10 at Stanford L 65-7312/12 CHICO STATE L 67-7412/13 SACRAMENTO STATE W 88-6712/17 FRESNO STATE W 77-571/12 POMONA COLLEGE W 65-381/14 CAL POLY POMONA* L 52-911/21 WHITTIER W 101-411/25 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 58-761/27 at Cal State Los Angeles* W 73-671/28 at UC Irvine* W 81-722/1 SAN DIEGO STATE L 50-622/3 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 77-84

Year-by-Year Results

Mary Stallard (center) coached the Mustangs to back-to-back winning re-cords in 1976-77 and ’77-78.

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Women’s BasketballMustang History

2/4 PEPPERDINE L 68-792/10 at Hawai’i W 58-542/11 at Hawai’i W 60-492/14 STANFORD W 66-602/17 UC IRVINE* W 58-392/18 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 77-472/24 at Cal State Northridge* L 67-742/25 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 65-923/3 at UC Santa Barbara* L 53-703/4 vs. Pepperdine& L 55-63# Cal Poly Invitational (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)* Southern California Athletic Association game

& Azusa Pacific Tournament (Azusa, Calif.)

1978-79Overall: 7-19


11/17 Nevada# W 71-7011/17 Pepperdine# L 54-7111/18 Cal Poly Pomona# L 60-11212/1 at San Diego State L 37-5012/2 at Biola L 55-8512/8 CAL STATE STANISLAUS W 100-2412/9 FRESNO STATE L 53-6812/14 at Sacramento State L 60-6312/15 at Chico State L 38-4812/18 at Cal State Hayward W 48-4012/19 at Stanford L 51-751/6 at San Jose State L 31-961/12 at UC Irvine* W 55-531/13 at Cal State Los Angeles* L 59-1051/17 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 63-751/19 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 50-591/20 OCCIDENTAL W 61-491/26 at Fresno State L 43-632/2 UC IRVINE* W 57-452/3 CAL POLY POMONA* L 43-912/9 at Cal State Northridge* L 52-642/10 at Occidental W 64-592/16 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 46-812/17 at Pepperdine L 49-742/24 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* L 61-862/28 at UC Santa Barbara* L 50-60# Cal Poly Invitational (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)* Southern California Athletic Association game

1979-80

Overall: 18-11Southern California Athletic Association: 6-4

Head Coach: Marilyn McNeil11/16 WYOMING# L 70-7611/17 FRESNO STATE# L 65-8211/17 UC SANTA BARBARA# W 85-7311/30 at Cal State Hayward W 64-5012/1 at Stanford L 49-7812/7 at Sacramento State W 78-5912/13 at Fresno State L 70-8212/15 at UC Davis W 74-5712/17 at Nevada L 70-7812/19 at Sonoma State W 75-441/4 PACIFIC W 83-741/9 UC SANTA BARBARA* W 83-741/11 LA VERNE W 102-531/12 OCCIDENTAL W 72-591/18 at Cal State Los Angeles* W 78-771/19 at Azusa Pacific W 67-551/25 UC IRVINE* W 58-541/26 CAL POLY POMONA* W 64-621/29 BIOLA W 80-742/1 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 55-542/2 FRESNO STATE W 68-602/8 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* L 77-802/9 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS W 63-622/12 at UC Santa Barbara* L 71-822/22 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 55-852/23 at UC Irvine* L 55-602/29 at Cal State Northridge* W 70-523/6 vs. Cal State Los Angeles% L 80-853/8 vs. Cal St. Dominguez Hills% L 75-77

# Cal Poly Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)* Southern California Athletic Association game

% SCAA Tournament (Pomona, Calif.)

1980-81Overall: 12-16

Southern California Athletic Association: 6-6Head Coach: Marilyn McNeil

11/20 FRESNO STATE# W 65-5611/21 SANTA CLARA# W 58-5511/21 STANFORD# L 59-6412/5 vs. Air Force$ W 77-6412/6 at UC Davis$ L 49-5012/7 vs. UC Santa Barbara$ L 67-7412/12 at Stanford L 72-7812/14 at San Jose State L 73-82

12/15 at San Francisco L 47-6912/17 at Biola L 71-9312/18 at Pepperdine L 68-9412/19 vs. Pacific^ L 60-7412/20 vs. San Diego^ W 100-581/9 at UC Irvine* L 68-76

University Archives, California Polytechnic State University

Laura Buehning helped lead the Mustangs to a program-record 12-game winning streak as a sophomore.

Year-by-Year Results (Continued)

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1/10 at San Diego* L 60-621/16 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 66-631/18 PACIFIC L 62-811/23 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 55-661/24 at Cal State Los Angeles* W 77-671/30 PEPPERDINE W 63-551/31 UC SANTA BARBARA* W 64-632/6 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* L 85-882/7 CAL POLY POMONA* L 71-742/12 at UNLV W 85-832/14 at Cal State Northridge* W 60-522/20 SAN DIEGO* W 77-662/21 UC IRVINE* W 64-552/28 at UC Santa Barbara* L 69-71

# Cal Poly Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)$ UC Davis Tournament (Davis, Calif.)

^ UC Santa Barbara Tournament (Santa Barbara, Calif.)

* Southern California Athletic Association game

1981-82Overall: 21-12

California Collegiate Athletic Association: 6-6Head Coach: Marilyn McNeil

11/17 SANTA CLARA# L 50-5711/20 SAN DIEGO# W 61-4911/21 IOWA# L 57-6411/27 FRESNO STATE W 66-6211/28 SAN JOSE STATE L 56-8212/3 vs. Pacific Lutheran$ W 81-6212/4 vs. UC Santa Barbara$ L 58-6212/5 at UC Davis$ W 75-5612/12 at Pacific W 85-7512/14 at Nevada W 58-5212/15 at San Francisco W 77-6512/16 at UC Davis W 83-7312/18 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills^ W 74-6712/19 vs. Cal State Los Angeles^ W 74-6012/20 at UC Santa Barbara^ W 76-731/1 at San Francisco State& W 64-601/2 vs. New Orleans& L 77-841/8 at Fresno State W 65-641/9 at UC Santa Barbara L 61-631/14 at Cal State Los Angeles* W 74-591/16 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 74-641/21 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 84-681/23 at UC Riverside* L 62-711/28 BIOLA W 58-56

1/30 at Chapman* L 55-612/3 CAL POLY POMONA* L 67-762/6 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 64-602/11 at Cal State Northridge* W 83-742/13 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* W 79-732/19 UC SANTA BARBARA W 67-652/20 UC RIVERSIDE* L 62-682/25 CHAPMAN* L 70-722/27 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 67-84

# Cal Poly Straw Hat Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)

$ UC Davis Tournament (Davis, Calif.)^ UC Santa Barbara Tournament

(Santa Barbara, Calif.)& San Francisco State Tournament

(San Francisco)* California Collegiate Athletic Association game

1982-83Overall: 8-20


11/18 HAWAI’I# W 79-7311/19 PACIFIC# L 74-10011/20 SAN JOSE STATE# L 55-7412/3 vs. Humboldt State$ L 51-5912/4 vs. Fresno State$ L 49-5912/11 at Cal State Hayward W 75-6712/12 at Pacific L 68-8612/13 at San Francisco L 68-7412/14 at UC Davis W 68-6112/15 at Sacramento State L 64-6512/17 vs. Wayland Baptist^ L 58-7312/18 vs. Oklahoma^ L 79-8612/19 vs. Hawai’i Pacific^ W 99-411/6 FRESNO STATE L 52-631/14 at UC Riverside* L 69-771/15 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 47-931/21 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 62-701/22 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 48-471/28 at Chapman* L 57-751/29 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* L 68-862/4 at UC Santa Barbara L 60-622/11 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 59-562/12 CHAPMAN* L 44-452/18 at Cal State Los Angeles* W 67-652/19 at Cal State Northridge* L 80-82

2/25 CAL POLY POMONA* L 51-682/26 UC RIVERSIDE* L 59-633/4 SAN DIEGO W 57-39


$ Cal State Hayward Tournament (Hayward, Calif.)

^ Hawai’i Invitational (Honolulu)* California Collegiate Athletic Association game

1983-84Overall: 14-14


11/17 UC SANTA BARBARA# L 65-7611/18 PACIFIC# L 55-6611/19 UC DAVIS# W 72-6112/2 UC DAVIS W 50-4812/11 at Cal State Stanislaus L 65-67 (OT)12/12 at Pacific L 63-9112/13 at San Francisco State L 58-6412/14 at Fresno State L 47-7812/15 at UC Santa Barbara W 57-5212/17 at U.S. International W 75-6112/18 at San Diego L 40-4112/19 at UC San Diego W 69-5712/21 vs. Idaho State$ W 84-7012/31 at Chico State$ W 71-621/2 vs. Chapman$ L 58-761/4 REGINA W 65-461/14 at UC Riverside* L 63-691/19 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* L 62-771/21 CHAPMAN* L 44-581/26 at Cal State Northridge* W 82-761/28 at Cal State Los Angeles* W 71-642/4 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 51-612/9 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 68-662/11 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 77-592/16 at Chapman* L 67-692/18 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 83-652/25 UC RIVERSIDE* W 75-583/1 CAL POLY POMONA* L 41-55


$ Chico State Tournament (Chico, Calif.)* California Collegiate Athletic Association game

1984-85


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Overall: 10-18California Collegiate Athletic Association: 4-8

Head Coach: Marilyn McNeil11/15 UC IRVINE# L 40-6711/16 UC SANTA BARBARA# L 58-6011/23 at UC Davis$ W 68-4811/24 vs. Chapman$ L 40-6011/29 vs. Oregon Tech^ W 69-4211/30 vs. Pacific^ L 59-6712/1 vs. University of British Columbia^ W 57-5412/5 SAN FRANCISCO STATE W 72-6012/7 FRESNO STATE L 55-6812/22 at San Francisco L 61-7412/30 at UC Santa Barbara L 58-661/2 at Molloy College L 67-711/4 at NYIT W 68-541/5 at Army W 50-43

1/10 UC RIVERSIDE* L 71-731/12 at Cal State Los Angeles* L 55-641/17 at Cal State Northridge* W 50-481/19 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 41-541/26 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 77-76 (OT)2/1 CHAPMAN* L 43-582/5 Cal State Bakersfield L 18-272/7 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* L 63-832/9 SAN DIEGO L 47-492/14 CAL POLY POMONA* L 60-922/16 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 82-682/21 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 69-642/23 at UC Riverside* L 72-852/28 at Chapman* L 59-79

# Cal Poly Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)$ UC Davis Tournament (Davis, Calif.)

^ Cal State Hayward Tournament

(Hayward, Calif.)* California Collegiate Athletic Association game

1985-86Overall: 15-12


11/22 at Cal Lutheran W 83-6611/23 at UC Santa Barbara L 56-8011/25 AUSTRALIAN NATL. TEAM L 59-9111/29 at San Jose State W 67-6312/3 FRESNO PACIFIC W 69-4312/7 PACIFIC W 67-6512/13 vs. Chico State# W 78-7212/14 at Sacramento State# L 70-8012/20 at San Francisco L 63-7512/21 at San Francisco State W 57-5512/30 UC SANTA BARBARA L 73-791/3 at Sacramento State! W 67-581/4 vs. Army! W 75-591/9 at UC Riverside* L 58-651/11 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* W 63-591/16 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 80-701/18 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 74-611/23 CHAPMAN* W 63-591/25 NORTHERN ARIZONA L 66-711/31 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 63-732/1 SACRAMENTO STATE L 62-702/8 at Chapman* L 62-742/13 at Cal State Los Angeles* W 71-632/15 at Cal State Northridge* L 60-702/20 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 71-552/22 UC RIVERSIDE* W 79-662/25 CAL POLY POMONA* L 58-78

# Sacramento State Tournament (Sacramento, Calif.)

! Cal Poly Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)* California Collegiate Athletic Association game

1986-87Overall: 12-16

California Collegiate Athletic Association: 5-7Head Coach: Jill Orrock

11/22 CAL LUTHERAN W 73-4811/28 at Santa Clara L 51-8611/29 at Saint Mary’s L 67-7412/1 at Pacific L 56-7912/4 SONOMA STATE W 65-40


Sherrie Atteberry (14) finished her career in 1986-87 as the Mustangs’ No. 2 all-time scorer and No. 1 rebounder.

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12/6 at UC Santa Barbara L 69-74 (OT)12/12 at Fresno Pacific L 53-6112/16 CAL STATE HAYWARD W 73-5612/18 at Sonoma State W 65-4512/19 at UC Davis W 74-6312/28 CHICO STATE W 77-7312/29 at Fresno State L 53-1051/2 UC DAVIS# L 54-691/3 BOISE STATE# L 64-651/9 SAN FRANCISCO STATE W 63-601/15 at Chapman* L 76-801/17 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* W 72-491/22 UC RIVERSIDE* W 86-801/24 CAL POLY POMONA* L 62-901/29 at Cal State Los Angeles* L 74-861/31 at Cal State Northridge* L 58-682/5 CHAPMAN* W 59-582/7 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 65-632/12 at UC Riverside* L 60-632/14 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 43-672/19 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 58-532/21 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 55-652/27 CAL POLY POMONA% L 49-72

# Cal Poly Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)* California Collegiate Athletic Association game% CCAA Tournament (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)

1987-88Overall: 10-16


11/20 UC DAVIS W 74-5711/22 SACRAMENTO STATE W 79-6311/30 at Cal Lutheran W 94-6012/4 vs. UC Davis# L 63-7212/5 vs. Biola# W 69-3812/11 at UC Davis L 64-7412/12 at Cal State Stanislaus W 63-5812/18 SAINT MARY’S L 75-8212/19 FRESNO PACIFIC L 63-6912/29 SANTA CLARA L 67-721/3 FRESNO STATE L 48-761/6 HUMBOLDT STATE W 74-551/9 at Azusa Pacific L 54-561/14 KNOX (AUS.) RAIDERS L 50-561/21 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 67-551/23 CHAPMAN* W 67-661/28 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 67-64

1/30 at Cal State Northridge* L 62-71

2/4 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 60-78

2/6 UC RIVERSIDE* W 73-66

2/11 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* L 51-57

2/13 at Chapman* L 73-82

2/18 at Cal State Los Angeles* L 66-74

2/20 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 66-76

2/25 CAL POLY POMONA* L 59-75

2/27 at UC Riverside* L 65-66

# Cal State Hayward Tournament

(Hayward, Calif.)

* California Collegiate Athletic Association game

1988-89Overall: 13-13

California Collegiate Athletic Association: 5-7

Head Coach: Jill Orrock

11/18 SO. CALIFORNIA COLLEGE# W 90-23

11/19 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE# L 60-72

11/25 at Sonoma State L 66-72

11/26 at UC Davis W 75-58

11/29 UC SANTA BARBARA L 63-70

12/2 at San Francisco State W 68-48

12/8 SONOMA STATE W 74-33

12/13 CAL STATE HAYWARD W 75-66

12/16 at Puget Sound W 84-80

12/17 at Seattle Pacific L 66-88

12/19 at Seattle L 69-78

12/30 UC DAVIS L 58-61

1/6 CAL LUTHERAN W 106-72

1/7 at Fresno Pacific W 95-76

1/19 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* L 62-89


Russia Madden, who grabbed 605 rebounds during her Mustang career, earned All-CCAA honors as a senior in 1989-90.

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1/21 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 69-781/26 at UC Riverside* W 73-701/28 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 72-992/2 CHAPMAN* L 79-822/4 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 59-482/9 at Cal State Los Angeles* W 81-792/11 at Cal State Northridge* L 47-742/16 UC RIVERSIDE* W 77-572/18 CAL POLY POMONA* L 56-612/23 at Chapman* L 71-782/25 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* W 55-48

# Cal Poly Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)* California Collegiate Athletic Association game

1989-90Overall: 13-14


11/18 UC DAVIS# W 65-6411/25 SAN FRANCISCO STATE W 81-4512/1 vs. UC Santa Cruz! W 83-2312/2 at Cal State Hayward! L 45-5612/7 FRESNO PACIFIC W 71-6312/9 at Cal State Stanislaus L 57-6112/12 UC SANTA BARBARA L 59-6912/15 vs. Minnesota Duluth^ L 49-7112/16 at North Dakota State^ L 55-8612/19 at Fresno State L 61-8212/28 at UC Davis L 56-6312/30 at Humboldt State L 73-8312/31 at Chico State W 65-591/4 AZUSA PACIFIC W 83-621/11 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 65-681/13 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 73-521/18 UC RIVERSIDE* W 83-681/20 CAL POLY POMONA* L 75-821/25 at Chapman* L 72-841/27 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* W 79-632/8 at UC Riverside* W 63-622/10 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 58-772/15 CHAPMAN* W 73-702/17 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 73-572/22 at Cal State Northridge* W 74-68 (2 OT)2/24 at Cal State Los Angeles* L 77-813/1 vs. Cal State Northridge% L 64-71

# Cal Poly Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)! Pioneer Invitational (Hayward, Calif.)

^ North Dakota State Tournament (Fargo, N.D.)

* California Collegiate Athletic Association game% CCAA Tournament

1990-91Overall: 14-13


11/16 CAL STATE HAYWARD# W 57-5511/17 CAL STATE STANISLAUS# W 66-5211/23 vs. Nebraska-Omaha! W 64-5911/24 at UC Davis! L 59-7611/30 vs. Clarion State^ L 39-7612/1 vs. Oregon Tech^ W 92-3612/7 vs. South Dakota State& L 60-6512/8 vs. Eastern Montana& L 43-6912/14 at Cal State Hayward L 58-6112/15 at San Francisco State W 69-5112/17 SO. CALIFORNIA COLLEGE W 83-4812/29 FRESNO STATE L 45-6012/31 TEXAS A&I W 73-711/2 HUMBOLDT STATE W 75-711/5 UC DAVIS L 57-661/9 SACRAMENTO STATE L 61-731/18 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* W 59-571/19 CHAPMAN* W 72-611/26 at Cal State Los Angeles* L 65-662/1 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 49-722/2 at UC Riverside* L 52-692/8 at Chapman* L 63-692/9 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 61-452/16 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 65-572/22 UC RIVERSIDE* W 80-672/23 CAL POLY POMONA* W 74-652/28 vs. Cal State Los Angeles% L 47-61

# Cal Poly Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)! UC Davis Tournament (Davis, Calif.)

^ Cal State Stanislaus Tournament (Turlock, Calif.)

& Sacramento State Tournament (Sacramento)* California Collegiate Athletic Association game

% CCAA Tournament

1991-92Overall: 15-12 (6-6 CCAA)


11/22 at Sonoma State W 56-4911/23 at UC Davis L 51-64

11/30 CAL STATE HAYWARD W 76-63

12/6 UC DAVIS L 56-75

12/7 EASTERN MONTANA W 69-65

12/13 at Fresno State L 57-103

12/14 at Fresno Pacific L 64-76

12/18 at Cal State Hayward W 69-64

12/20 at Cal State Stanislaus W 64-57

12/30 CAL STATE STANISLAUS W 73-69

12/31 EMPORIA STATE W 61-57

1/2 at Western New Mexico L 68-80

1/3 at Southern California College W 65-44

1/4 at Biola W 73-56

1/11 at Cal State Los Angeles* W 66-52



1/24 CHAPMAN* L 67-78

1/25 CAL ST. SAN BERNARDINO* L 58-60

1/31 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* L 56-72

2/7 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 83-70


Christine Rodness, a former all-conference guard in two different leagues, made eight 3-pointers during the 82-73 win over Cal State Stanislaus on Jan. 12, 1994 — still tied for the all-time single-game CCAA record.

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2/8 CAL POLY POMONA* L 67-752/14 at UC Riverside* W 88-81 (2OT)2/15 at Chapman* W 69-632/21 at Cal State San Bernardino* W 68-592/22 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* L 52-692/26 vs. Cal St. Dominguez Hills% L 47-59* California Collegiate Athletic Association game

% CCAA Tournament

1992-93Overall: 10-13


12/3 vs. Bellarmine# (Ky.) L 68-8612/4 at Angelo State# L 69-7612/5 vs. Fort Lewis# W 72-5812/12 at Fresno Pacific W 71-6612/17 at San Francisco State W 68-6312/29 at Cal State Stanislaus! L 66-6912/30 vs. Alaska Anchorage! L 65-811/2 UC DAVIS L 52-841/6 FRESNO STATE L 78-811/9 CAL STATE STANISLAUS L 70-901/16 at Cal State San Bernardino* W 86-751/21 UC RIVERSIDE* W 84-771/23 CHAPMAN* W 88-491/28 CAL POLY POMONA* L 61-671/30 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* L 54-612/4 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 85-682/6 WEST TEXAS STATE W 61-562/11 CAL ST. SAN BERNARDINO* L 55-812/13 at UC Riverside* L 72-812/19 at Chapman* W 96-532/20 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 60-772/25 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* L 52-612/27 at Cal State Los Angeles* W 82-60

# Dr. Pepper Lady Buffs Classic (Canyon, Texas)

! Coors Light Invitational (Turlock, Calif.)* California Collegiate Athletic Association game

1993-94Overall: 8-16


11/26 MESA STATE W 76-6911/27 WEST TEXAS STATE L 66-8512/3 vs. Emporia State# L 76-85

12/4 vs. Adams State# W 71-60

12/12 at Sacramento State L 58-89

12/17 at Fresno State L 40-72

12/18 at Cal State Stanislaus W 63-54

12/20 at UC Davis L 54-91

12/29 UNIVERSITY OF D.C.! W 79-69

12/30 WAYNE STATE! L 72-73

1/7 at Sonoma State L 67-79

1/12 CAL STATE STANISLAUS W 82-73

1/15 at Chapman W 71-58

1/20 CAL ST. DOMINGUEZ HILLS* L 56-78

1/22 CAL POLY POMONA* L 54-94


1/29 at Cal State Los Angeles* L 57-76

2/3 CAL ST. SAN BERNARDINO* L 57-84

2/5 at Cal State Northridge L 66-82

2/12 at Cal State Dominguez Hills* L 64-78



2/24 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES* W 75-62

2/26 at Cal State San Bernardino* L 58-111

# Al Kaly Shriners Tournament (Pueblo, Colo.)

! Cal Poly Invitational (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)

* California Collegiate Athletic Association game

1994-95

Stephanie Brown Trafton aver-aged 5.5 rebounds as a true freshman in 1998-99 before a knee injury cut the 6-foot-4 center’s career short prema-turely in her sopho-more season.

Also a track and field star, however, she went on to win the Olympic gold medal in the discus competition in Bei-jing in the summer of 2008.

In doing so, the former Mustang became the first American woman to win the gold in the event since the 1932 Games.

On May 4, 2012, she also set an all-time Ameri-can record with a throw of 222 feet, 3 inches.


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Overall: 5-22American West Conference: 2-4

Head Coach: Jill Orrock11/25 at Northern Arizona L 67-7811/28 at San Francisco L 53-9111/30 at UC Santa Barbara L 55-9612/2 at Oregon State# L 39-8912/3 vs. Memphis# W 82-8112/10 at Pepperdine L 55-7612/12 CAL ST. SAN BERNARDINO W 72-6712/18 at Santa Clara! L 66-9512/19 vs. Kent State! L 59-7212/20 at Saint Mary’s L 50-9812/29 at Montana^ L 42-7912/30 vs. Northeast Louisiana^ W 72-571/2 at Idaho L 60-751/5 FRESNO STATE L 60-801/8 SAN DIEGO L 52-761/14 SOUTHERN UTAH* L 57-761/28 UC DAVIS L 57-752/1 at Cal State Northridge* W 101-832/4 SACRAMENTO STATE* L 74-792/11 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 60-532/14 at Cal State Fullerton L 78-1032/17 at Sacramento State* L 57-752/20 at Loyola Marymount L 57-812/25 at Southern Utah* L 65-773/3 at Wyoming L 71-923/4 at Colorado State L 62-833/10 vs. Sacramento State% L 61-88

# Corvallis Gazette-Times Tournament(Corvallis, Ore.)

! Santa Clara Tournament (Santa Clara, Calif.)^ Montana Tournament (Missoula, Mont.)

* American West Conference game% American West Conference Tournament

(Cedar City, Utah)

1995-96Overall: 5-23

American West Conference: 2-4Head Coach: Karen Booker

11/7 PERTH (AUS.) BREAKERS L 47-6711/24 vs. Houston# L 45-7911/25 vs. Long Beach State# L 51-6612/1 at Idaho State! L 67-7712/2 Akron! L 53-7812/9 at Fresno State L 43-55

12/13 at Cal State Fullerton L 49-7112/15 at Loyola Marymount L 65-8312/17 PEPPERDINE L 63-7212/19 SAINT MARY’S L 59-8212/29 NORTHERN ARIZONA L 69-8912/30 WYOMING W 67-511/1 MONTANA STATE L 57-701/5 at San Diego L 53-591/7 at San Diego State L 31-641/9 at Arizona L 39-751/15 CAL BAPTIST W 67-531/17 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 56-631/26 at Long Beach State L 64-751/27 at Sacramento State* W 80-692/4 at San Jose State L 61-852/8 SACRAMENTO STATE* L 62-872/10 at Southern Utah* L 44-672/15 at Nevada L 53-642/17 at Cal State Northridge* W 75-492/20 CAL ST. SAN BERNARDINO W 92-682/24 SOUTHERN UTAH* L 45-593/1 vs. Sacramento State% L 61-77

# Pepsi Shootout (Eugene, Ore.)! Gate City Bengal Shootout (Pocatello, Idaho)

* American West Conference game% American West Conference Tournament

(Northridge, Calif.)

1996-97Overall: 4-23

Big West Conference: 3-12Head Coach: Karen Booker

11/12 DENMARK NATIONAL TEAM L 70-8211/22 at Pepperdine L 43-7811/24 MONTANA L 75-7911/29 vs. Saint Louis# L 62-8611/30 vs. Bucknell# L 54-6412/6 IDAHO STATE! L 67-7212/7 FRESNO PACIFIC! W 67-5912/14 at Weber State L 64-8112/20 SAN JOSE STATE L 57-6212/30 FRESNO PACIFIC L 79-83 (OT)1/3 at Santa Clara L 52-671/4 at San Francisco L 42-1011/10 at New Mexico State* L 64-701/13 at UC Santa Barbara* L 60-1021/17 at UC Irvine* L 47-661/19 at Cal State Fullerton* W 86-731/23 PACIFIC* L 57-651/25 LONG BEACH STATE* W 70-672/2 NEVADA* L 54-622/7 at Boise State* L 35-79


Stephanie Osorio was a three-year starter for the Mustangs from 1996-97 through 2000-01.

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2/9 at Idaho* L 59-702/14 NORTH TEXAS* L 54-632/16 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 59-782/21 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 67-602/23 UC IRVINE* L 63-752/27 at Long Beach State* L 63-803/1 at Pacific* L 49-61

# Nebraska Cablevision Tournament (Lincoln, Neb.)

! Cal Poly Holiday Inn Express Tournament (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)

*Big West Conference game

1997-98Overall: 6-20

Big West Conference: 3-12Head Coach: Faith Mimnaugh

11/15 WEBER STATE W 70-5811/20 at Cal L 58-9411/25 SANTA CLARA L 44-9312/6 GONZAGA L 73-8312/13 at San Diego W 58-4912/16 TENNESSEE-MARTIN L 76-9112/19 at San Jose State L 64-7312/21 at Sacramento State W 84-7912/30 at South Florida L 51-7412/31 at Central Florida L 66-801/7 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 80-711/9 BOISE STATE* L 61-741/11 IDAHO* L 76-921/18 at Nevada* L 54-861/22 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 79-961/24 at North Texas* W 63-581/27 at Cal State Northridge L 75-861/30 UC IRVINE* L 64-812/1 CAL STATE FULLERTON* L 64-722/6 at Long Beach State* L 58-752/8 at Pacific* W 63-592/13 LONG BEACH STATE* L 58-752/15 PACIFIC* L 61-682/20 at UC Santa Barbara* L 44-1142/26 at Cal State Fullerton* L 74-873/1 at UC Irvine* L 63-72

* Big West Conference game

1998-99Overall: 8-18

Big West Conference: 2-13

Head Coach: Faith Mimnaugh11/13 at San Jose State L 61-7111/16 CAL BAPTIST W 84-4811/20 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 84-7511/24 at Montana L 66-7711/27 vs. Siena# L 66-8511/28 vs. Air Force# W 78-6412/5 SAN DIEGO W 68-5812/12 FRESNO PACIFIC W 92-6512/19 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE L 74-84

12/30 at Gonzaga W 60-551/4 at Fresno State L 62-891/8 at Boise State* L 58-681/10 at Idaho* L 64-851/15 NORTH TEXAS* W 75-671/22 at UC Santa Barbara* L 46-881/24 NEVADA* W 75-74 (OT)1/28 at UC Irvine* L 55-631/30 at Cal State Fullerton* L 80-882/5 PACIFIC* L 58-76


Odessa Jenkins was selected to the All-Big West Conference Tournament Team at guard in 2000-01.

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2/7 LONG BEACH STATE* L 51-872/12 at Pacific* L 54-662/14 at Long Beach State* L 59-802/19 at New Mexico State* L 51-682/21 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 60-842/25 CAL STATE FULLERTON* L 61-702/27 UC IRVINE* L 63-66# Montana State Tournament (Bozeman, Mont.)


1999-00Overall: 9-19


11/20 UC RIVERSIDE L 71-8011/22 at Arizona State L 68-8411/23 at Cal Lutheran W 66-5012/3 at South Florida L 75-8612/4 at Mississippi L 66-7912/11 SAN JOSE STATE W 76-6412/15 at Loyola Marymount L 60-7712/19 at Eastern Washington L 67-8012/21 at Gonzaga L 48-7012/30 SACRAMENTO STATE W 73-581/7 PEPPERDINE L 55-731/11 FRESNO STATE W 69-651/14 IDAHO* L 59-711/16 BOISE STATE* L 66-751/23 at North Texas* L 64-671/27 at UC Santa Barbara* L 72-961/29 at Nevada* L 74-832/4 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 94-552/6 UC IRVINE* W 74-692/11 at Long Beach State* L 65-692/13 at Pacific* L 57-752/18 LONG BEACH STATE* L 73-902/20 PACIFIC* L 81-822/25 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 63-852/27 NEW MEXICO STATE* W 68-533/2 at UC Irvine* W 77-673/4 at Cal State Fullerton* W 88-653/8 at Nevada% L 64-89

* Big West Conference game% Big West Conference Tournament

(Reno, Nev.)

2000-01Overall: 12-17


11/18 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 73-6111/22 GONZAGA W 60-5111/25 SACRAMENTO STATE W 75-6811/28 at UC Riverside W 72-5312/2 NORTHERN ARIZONA W 67-6012/9 at Pepperdine L 64-7912/13 SANTA CLARA L 61-8512/16 at Portland L 54-7812/18 at Portland State W 49-4412/21 at San Francisco L 63-711/2 SAN DIEGO STATE L 63-731/4 IDAHO STATE L 43-701/ 7 at Air Force L 68-861/13 at UC Santa Barbara* L 48-741/19 at UC Irvine* L 44-601/21 at Cal State Fullerton* W 87-591/26 IDAHO* W 56-491/28 BOISE STATE* L 51-592/2 at Long Beach State* L 70-802/4 at Pacific* L 57-692/9 UC SANTA BARBARA* W 76-702/16 UC IRVINE* L 63-692/18 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 85-522/23 at Idaho* L 59-742/25 at Boise State* L 69-843/1 LONG BEACH STATE* W 72-623/3 PACIFIC* L 45-693/7 vs. Pacific# W 79-763/9 vs. Long Beach State# L 68-93

* Big West Conference game# Big West Conference Tournament

(Anaheim, Calif.)

2001-02Overall: 11-17


11/16 at San Diego State L 54-6311/20 CAL L 69-7111/23 at Northern Arizona# L 58-6511/24 vs. Jacksonville State# W 70-4611/28 at Loyola Marymount L 46-5412/9 at Santa Clara L 56-9012/14 FRESNO PACIFIC W 105-6312/17 PORTLAND W 74-7112/19 SAN FRANCISCO L 69-73 (OT)

1/3 at Idaho State L 59-73

1/5 at Idaho* W 71-62

1/8 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 65-42

1/11 UC RIVERSIDE* L 50-70

1/13 PACIFIC* L 53-66

1/15 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 69-59

1/20 at UC Santa Barbara* L 47-66

1/24 at Long Beach State* L 60-69

1/26 at UC Irvine* W 75-60

2/1 IDAHO* L 44-55

2/8 at Cal State Northridge* L 72-78

2/10 at Pacific* L 73-80

2/13 PORTLAND STATE W 69-52

2/17 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 68-81

2/22 UC IRVINE* W 59-55

2/24 LONG BEACH STATE* W 67-64


3/2 at Cal State Fullerton* W 74-47

3/6 vs. Long Beach State% L 72-77

# Northern Arizona Tournament (Flagstaff, Ariz.)


% Big West Conference Tournament

(Anaheim, Calif.)


Kari Duperron led the Mustangs in scoring as a senior in 2002-03, when she earned her second consecutive spot on the all-conference team.

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2002-03Overall: 10-17


11/22 CAL ST. SAN BERNARDINO W 62-59 (OT)11/25 at Portland State L 68-8611/27 UNLV L 62-7912/2 at Sacramento State W 60-4912/4 at Cal L 41-6312/6 AIR FORCE L 67-70 (OT)12/16 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 54-6512/19 at Navy L 66-7012/21 at Maryland-Eastern Shore W 64-6212/30 ARKANSAS STATE W 73-681/2 at Cal State Fullerton* L 76-84 (OT)1/4 at UC Riverside* W 86-671/9 IDAHO* W 63-351/16 at Pacific* L 50-631/18 at Cal State Northridge* W 67-541/25 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 49-651/30 LONG BEACH STATE* W 61-562/1 UC IRVINE* L 61-732/5 at Idaho* W 85-792/13 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L 54-622/15 PACIFIC* L 58-712/20 at UC Santa Barbara* L 43-822/27 at UC Irvine* L 74-863/1 at Long Beach State* L 65-753/6 UC RIVERSIDE* L 67-773/8 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 82-703/12 vs. Long Beach State# L 62-76


(Anaheim, Calif.)

2003-04Overall: 14-14


11/21 SACRAMENTO STATE W 77-6411/23 PORTLAND STATE W 75-63 (OT)11/25 at Arkansas State L 60-8912/4 AIR FORCE W 76-5512/6 UC DAVIS W 71-5812/13 at Loyola Marymount L 66-6712/16 at UTEP L 62-8012/21 at San Francisco L 62-64

12/30 at UNLV L 57-831/3 UC IRVINE* W 60-561/5 LONG BEACH STATE* W 68-641/8 at Idaho* L 53-841/10 at Utah State* L 73-761/17 at UC Santa Barbara* L 45-691/22 PACIFIC* W 75-631/24 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 74-641/29 at Cal State Fullerton* L 81-831/31 at UC Riverside* W 85-722/5 UTAH STATE* W 69-442/7 IDAHO* L 59-702/14 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 42-642/19 at Cal State Northridge* L 46-672/21 at Pacific* L 69-782/26 UC RIVERSIDE* W 83-762/28 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 89-633/4 at Long Beach State* W 64-563/6 at UC Irvine* W 78-713/11 vs. Long Beach State# L 55-58


(Anaheim, Calif.)

2004-05Overall: 11-16


11/19 NAVY W 72-6511/26 at Portland W 55-5111/28 at Portland State W 66-4312/3 SACRAMENTO STATE W 73-6512/5 SAN FRANCISCO L 56-6112/11 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 66-5912/18 at New Mexico State L 55-6012/28 at UC Irvine* W 55-4812/30 at Long Beach State* L 48-571/6 IDAHO* W 72-691/8 UTAH STATE* L 60-711/13 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 64-881/15 UC DAVIS W 69-621/20 at Pacific* W 65-661/22 at Cal State Northridge* L 67-691/27 CAL STATE FULLERTON* L 57-641/29 UC RIVERSIDE* L 43-632/3 at Utah State* L 52-572/5 at Idaho* L 70-812/10 at UC Santa Barbara* L 54-78

2/15 at UC Davis L 66-71

2/17 CAL ST. NORTHRIDGE* L 81-83 (2 OT)

2/19 PACIFIC* W 71-52

2/24 at UC Riverside* L 60-69 (OT)

2/26 at Cal State Fullerton* L 65-66

3/3 LONG BEACH STATE* W 66-60

3/5 UC IRVINE* L 65-79


2005-06Overall: 13-14


Head Coach: Faith Mimnaugh

11/18 CAL STATE LOS ANGELES W 86-78

11/21 at Mercer W 74-66

11/25 vs. James Madison! L 63-74

11/26 at Long Island! W 72-68

11/29 at San Francisco L 67-71

12/3 PORTLAND STATE W 92-84

12/17 NEW MEXICO STATE L 65-63

12/19 PORTLAND W 81-68

12/21 at Loyola Marymount L 63-57

12/29 at UC Riverside* W 87-53

1/2 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 81-74


Emilie Ravn, shown celebrating at the 2006 Big West Tournament, went on to help Denmark to a silver medal at the 2008 Nordic Championships.

1/7 at UC Irvine* W 99-721/9 at Long Beach State* L 58-781/13 UC DAVIS L 59-731/21 at UC Santa Barbara* W 82-711/26 at Pacific* L 53-871/28 at Cal State Northridge* W 83-532/4 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 71-802/9 at UC Davis L 63-702/12 UC RIVERSIDE* L 47-482/16 LONG BEACH STATE* L 59-742/18 UC IRVINE* L 69-832/25 at Cal State Fullerton* L 67-763/2 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 80-673/4 PACIFIC* W 84-453/8 vs. Pacific# W 94-673/9 vs. UC Riverside# L 63-73! Long Island Turkey Classic (Long Island, N.Y.)


(Anaheim, Calif.)

2006-07Overall: 14-14


11/11 at Nevada L 62-7611/14 OREGON STATE W 68-6511/17 at Santa Clara L 54-7311/20 San Jose State W 71-5911/25 at Portland W 77-75 (OT)11/28 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 62-6412/2 SAN FRANCISCO W 60-3812/7 at San Diego State L 68-70 (OT)12/9 at San Diego L 69-7412/16 vs. Southern Miss^ L 77-8312/17 vs. Saint Mary’s^ L 64-7712/28 at Cal State Fullerton* L 49-6412/30 at UC Riverside* L 65-751/4 UC IRVINE* L 73-841/6 LONG BEACH STATE* W 61-501/11 at UC Davis L 64-781/20 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 62-681/25 PACIFIC* W 77-621/27 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 78-722/1 UC DAVIS W 69-602/8 at Long Beach State* W 67-562/10 at UC Irvine* W 65-622/17 at UC Santa Barbara* W 71-68

2/22 UC RIVERSIDE* W 64-582/24 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 75-643/1 at Cal State Northridge* L 60-673/3 at Pacific* W 72-583/8 vs. Long Beach State# L 67-70

^ Flint Hills Resources Islander Invitational(Corpus Christi, Texas)


(Anaheim, Calif.)

2007-08Overall: 13-19


11/10 at Oregon State L 64-7311/13 at San Jose State W 74-7011/15 HOUSTON W 53-4811/20 at UCLA L 83-10711/23 FAIRFIELD! L 50-6011/24 WRIGHT STATE! W 80-7611/29 SAN DIEGO STATE L 70-8012/1 SAN DIEGO L 53-6212/8 at Loyola Marymount L 64-8012/12 SANTA CLARA L 72-7912/15 at San Francisco L 67-7712/18 at Pittsburgh L 58-831/3 at Cal State Northridge* W 78-661/5 at Long Beach State* W 76-591/10 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 55-541/12 UC IRVINE* W 92-551/17 at Cal State Bakersfield L 59-641/19 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 58-751/24 at Pacific* L 88-89 (OT)1/26 at UC Davis* W 62-612/2 UC RIVERSIDE* L 55-672/7 at UC Irvine* W 84-652/9 at Cal State Fullerton* L 55-702/16 at UC Santa Barbara* L 72-74 (OT)2/21 UC DAVIS* L 47-532/23 PACIFIC* L 69-75 (OT)2/27 at UC Riverside* W 54-523/6 LONG BEACH STATE* L 62-783/8 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 71-553/12 vs. UC Irvine# W 76-613/13 vs. Pacific# W 79-763/14 vs. UC Santa Barbara# L 77-57

! Cal Poly Holiday Beach Classic

(San Luis Obispo, Calif.)* Big West Conference game

# Big West Conference Tournament (Anaheim, Calif.)

2008-09Overall: 21-11


11/14 at Pepperdine L 72-7911/16 at New Mexico State W 75-5311/22 at San Diego W 70-6411/26 UCLA L 48-5711/28 MISSOURI-KANSAS CITY! W 69-6211/29 IDAHO! W 77-6012/3 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 77-8612/7 SAN FRANCISCO W 85-8312/14 at Houston L 57-6812/18 at Illinois-Chicago W 72-6012/20 EASTERN WASHINGTON W 71-621/2 UC RIVERSIDE* L 48-66

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Jessica Eggleston was a back-to-back All-Big West Conference First Team forward in 2005-06 and 2006-07.

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1/4 LONG BEACH STATE* W 74-661/8 at Cal State Fullerton* L 53-671/10 at UC Irvine* W 54-491/17 at UC Santa Barbara* L 45-551/22 PACIFIC* W 68-581/24 UC DAVIS* W 64-601/27 at Cal State Bakersfield W 76-671/31 at Cal State Northridge* W 68-612/5 UC IRVINE* W 61-512/7 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 72-612/14 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 62-662/19 at UC Davis* W 62-472/21 at Pacific* W 74-642/26 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 70-602/28 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD L 66-763/5 at Long Beach State* W 70-633/7 at UC Riverside* L 61-743/12 vs. Cal State Northridge# W 74-653/13 vs. UC Riverside# W 58-573/14 vs. UC Santa Barbara# L 57-64

! Cal Poly Holiday Beach Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)


(Anaheim, Calif.)

2009-10Overall: 18-11


11/13 at Oregon State L 61-7111/15 NEW MEXICO STATE W 90-8611/21 PEPPERDINE W 62-5911/28 ILLINOIS! L 47-5611/29 CAL STATE BAKERSFIELD! W 89-8012/5 SAN DIEGO L 65-7312/13 at San Francisco W 73-5212/16 at Eastern Washington W 66-5912/19 at Loyola Marymount L 63-8012/22 at Santa Clara W 63-5512/29 SEATTLE W 94-661/4 UC IRVINE* W 73-611/7 at Pacific* W 63-531/9 at UC Davis* L 72-771/14 Cal State FULLERTON* W 76-73 (OT)1/16 LONG BEACH STATE* W 86-631/21 at UC Riverside* L 59-761/23 at Cal State Northridge* W 73-60

1/28 UC SANTA BARBARA* W 67-621/30 at Cal State Bakersfield L 81-832/4 UC DAVIS* W 69-482/6 PACIFIC* W 99-662/11 at Long Beach State* L 65-722/13 UC RIVERSIDE* W 58-512/20 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 100-782/25 at Cal State Fullerton* L 63-702/27 at UC Santa Barbara* L 70-853/6 at UC Irvine* W 83-543/12 vs. UC Riverside# L 51-54


* Big West Conference Game# Big West Conference Tournament

(Anaheim, Calif.)

2010-11Overall Record: 18-13


11/12 at Seattle W 74-5711/17 at Fresno State W 72-6711/19 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT L 58-7711/22 at Illinois L 63-10412/3 at Arizona State L 58-6912/4 vs. Lamar L 83-8612/12 at Minnesota L 52-6612/15 SAN FRANCISCO W 80-5512/18 at San Jose State W 73-6412/20 at Pepperdine L 45-8012/30 SANTA CLARA L 65-73 (OT)1/2 LONG BEACH STATE* W 83-721/6 PACIFIC* W 84-741/8 UC DAVIS* W 75-651/13 at Cal State Fullerton* W 75-721/15 at UC Irvine* W 72-701/19 UC RIVERSIDE* W 57-481/22 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 82-521/27 at UC Santa Barbara* W 54-512/3 at UC Davis* L 61-812/5 at Pacific* W 83-732/12 UC IRVINE* W 80-702/17 at Cal State Northridge* L 65-682/19 at UC Riverside* L 70-782/24 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 78-582/26 LONG BEACH STATE* W 61-483/5 UC SANTA BARBARA* L 64-78

3/8 CAL STATE FULLERTON# W 73-70

3/11 vs. Pacific# W 70-55

3/12 vs. UC Davis# L 49-66

3/17 CAL& L 60-74

* Big West Conference games

# Big West Conference Tournament

& WNIT game



Head Coach: Faith Mimnaugh

11/13 at Oregon L 93-102

11/16 at San Francisco W 82-66

11/20 FRESNO STATE L 76-79

11/26 AUSTIN PEAY! W 79-69

11/27 SAN JOSE STATE! W 71-55

11/30 PEPPERDINE L 78-80

12/4 at Saint Mary’s L 62-65

12/11 at Sacred Heart L 62-65

12/14 at Long Island L 61-69

12/17 at San Diego L 52-69


Rachel Clancy came to Cal Poly in 2007-08 after captaining the Irish youth national program for several years.

12/19 at Loyola Marymount L 72-7312/21 at San Diego State L 78-7912/31 UC SANTA BARBARA* W 61-581/5 at Cal State Fullerton* W 76-691/12 UC RIVERSIDE* W 71-431/14 UC IRVINE* L 60-621/19 at Cal State Northridge* L 77-791/21 at Long Beach State* L 67-741/26 PACIFIC* W 74-641/28 UC DAVIS* W 87-652/4 at UC Santa Barbara* W 67-522/8 at Cal State Bakersfield W 95-782/11 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 66-482/16 at UC Irvine* W 76-632/18 at UC Riverside* W 69-472/23 LONG BEACH STATE* W 68-412/25 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 70-56

3/1 at UC Davis* L 61-653/3 at Pacific* W 88-663/6 CAL STATE FULLERTON# W 71-533/9 vs. Long Beach State# L 48-513/14 at Washington& L 71-90


* Big West Conference games# Big West Conference Tournament

& WNIT game



11/9 at Oklahoma State L 59-9011/12 at Oregon State W 72-62

11/17 SAN DIEGO W 69-5011/19 at Cal L 61-8711/23 STEPHEN F. AUSTIN† W 75-6411/25 BAKERSFIELD† W 75-7111/29 SAINT MARY’S L 67-7012/2 at Nevada W 72-6312/16 SAN DIEGO STATE L 56-7312/18 SAN FRANCISCO L 67-7112/20 LOYOLA MARYMOUNT W 84-711/3 at Long Beach State* L 52-621/5 at UC Irvine* W 64-461/10 UC DAVIS* W 73-711/12 PACIFIC* W 96-95 (3 OT)1/19 UC SANTA BARBARA* W 66-471/24 at Hawai’i* L 43-611/26 at Cal State Northridge* L 70-80 (2 OT)1/31 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W 78-40

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Mustang point guard Jonae Ervin led the nation in assist-to-turnover ratio in 2011-12, at 2.7. A four-year starter, Ervin helped lead Cal Poly to Big West regular-season championships as a freshman and sophomore, as well as the conference tournament title as a junior, culminating in a trip to the NCAA Tournament.

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2/2 UC RIVERSIDE* W 79-562/7 at Pacific* W 62-592/9 at UC Davis* L 69-792/16 at UC Santa Barbara* W 65-562/21 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* W 66-492/23 HAWAI’I* W 47-432/28 at UC Riverside* W 94-593/2 at Cal State Fullerton* W 72-473/7 UC IRVINE* W 76-363/9 LONG BEACH STATE* L 58-713/15 vs. UC SANTA BARBARA# W 62-433/16 vs. PACIFIC# W 63-493/24 vs. Penn State! L 55-85

† Cal Poly Holiday Beach Classic (San Luis Obispo, Calif.)


(Anaheim, Calif.)! NCAA Tournament (Baton Rogue, La.)

2013-14

Overall Record: 18-14Big West Conference: 11-5

Head Coach: Faith Mimnaugh11/8 vs. Duquesne† L, 69-8411/9 vs. Harvard† L, 76-8311/15 at Stanford L, 51-8611/18 NEW MEXICO STATE W, 72-6411/21 NEVADA W, 82-5711/23 at Saint Mary’s L, 69-7711/29 AKRON& W, 84-7411/30 SAN FRANCISCO& W, 76-6512/7 BAKERSFIELD W, 63-5412/16 at Pepperdine W, 80-7712/18 at Portland L, 76-8312/20 at Oregon L, 87-12412/28 at UCLA L, 89-961/8 at Hawai’i* W, 78-74 (OT)1/11 UC SANTA BARBARA* W, 88-701/16 at Cal State Northridge* L, 76-811/18 at Long Beach State* W, 107-102 (OT)1/23 CAL STATE FULLERTON* W, 69-65

1/25 UC RIVERSIDE* W, 89-721/30 at UC Davis* W, 81-722/1 at UC Irvine* W, 84-792/8 HAWAI’I* W, 62-602/13 CAL STATE NORTHRIDGE* L, 57-832/15 LONG BEACH STATE* L, 72-852/20 at Cal State Fullerton* L, 77-782/22 at UC Riverside* W, 83-722/27 UC DAVIS* L, 69-773/1 UC IRVINE* W, 92-87 (OT)3/8 at UC Santa Barbara* W, 79-683/14 vs. Hawai’i# W, 66-523/15 vs. Cal State Northridge# L, 58-733/20 at San Diego! L, 59-82

† Maggie Dixon Classic (Chicago)& Cal Poly Holiday Beach Classic

(San Luis Obispo, Calif.)* Big West Conference game

# Big West Conference Tournament (Anaheim, Calif.)

! WNIT game


Photos by Ian BillingsAt left, Mustang guard Kristen Ale celebrates with the 2013 Big West Conference Tournament championship trophy. To

the right, the team enjoys some down time before practicing for the first round of the NCAA Tournament at LSU.

All-Americans

1981-82WBCA First TeamLaura Buehning

2011-12AP Honorable Mention

Kristina Santiago

Big WestConference

Player of the Year

2009-10Kristina Santiago

2010-11Rachel Clancy


2012-13Molly Schlemer

All-Big WestConference

1996-97Honorable MentionStephanie Osorio

1998-99Honorable Mention

Caroline Rowles

2000-01Second Team

Odessa JenkinsHonorable Mention

Caroline Rowles

2001-02Second Team

Odessa Jenkins

Honorable MentionKari DuperronKatie Paterson


Kari DuperronHeather Journey


Katie Paterson

2004-05Honorable MentionJessica Eggleston

2005-06First Team

Jessica Eggleston

2006-07First Team

Jessica EgglestonSecond Team

Megan HarrisonHonorable Mention

Toni Newman

2007-08First Team

Megan Harrison

2008-09First Team

Kristina SantiagoSecond Team

Megan HarrisonHonorable Mention

Lisa McBride

2009-10First Team

Kristina SantiagoHonorable Mention

Rachel ClancyBrittany Lange

2010-11First Team

Rachel ClancySecond Team

Abby BloetscherHonorable Mention

Jonae Ervin

2011-12First Team

Kristina SantiagoSecond TeamKayla Griffin

Honorable MentionAshlee BurnsJonae Ervin

2012-13First Team

Molly SchlemerHonorable Mention

Ariana ElegadoJonae ErvinKayla Griffin

2013-14First Team

Ariana ElegadoMolly Schlemer

Honorable MentionJonae Ervin

All-AmericanWest Conference

1994-95First Team

Susanne CareySecond Team

Christine RodnessHonorable Mention

Kellie Hoffman

1995-96First Team

Kellie HoffmanSecond Team

Christina Carrillo

Sherron LeeHonorable Mention

Rona BevienAva Garrett

All-CaliforniaCollegiateAthletic

Association

1984-85Second TeamSue Farmer

1985-86First Team

Sherrie Atteberry

Honorable MentionCarol Mills

1986-87First Team

Sherrie AtteberrySecond Team

Janet Jorgensen

1987-88First Team

Jody HasselfieldHonorable Mention

Julie Jordan

1988-89Second Team

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Photo by Ian BillingsAriana Elegado (left) and Molly Schlemer

celebrate being named to the All-Big West Conference Tournament Team at the Honda Center in Anaheim on March 16, 2013.

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Jody HasselfieldDeborah Vettel

1989-90First Team

Jody HasselfieldSecond Team

Russia MaddenHonorable Mention

Gina Cardinet

1990-91First Team

Chris RoyersHonorable Mention

Deanne CoxVanessa Hornbuckle

1991-92Second TeamBeth Nelson

1992-93First Team

Christine RodnessSecond TeamCarrie Schmidt

Honorable MentionSuzanne Carey

1993-94First Team

Christine RodnessHonorable Mention

Suzanne Carey

All-Big WestTournament

Team

2000-01Odessa Jenkins

2007-08Becky Tratter

2008-09Megan Harrison

Lisa McBride

2010-11Abby BloetscherRachel Clancy


2012-13Ariana ElegadoMolly Schlemer

2013-14Ariana ElegadoMolly Schlemer

All-Big WestConferenceFreshman

Team

1998-99Caroline Rowles

2000-01Katie Paterson

2002-03Courtney Uphoff

2003-04Sparkle Anderson

2006-07Ashlee StewartTamara Wells


2010-11Jonae Ervin

Big WestConference

Hustle Playerof the Year



2002-03Kari Duperron

2011-12Jonae Ervin

2012-13Kayla Griffin

2013-14Taryn Garza

Big WestConference

Coach ofthe Year

1999-00(co) Faith Mimnaugh

2010-11Faith Mimnaugh

AcademicAll-Americans

1981-82Laura Buehning


NCAA PostgraduateScholarship

Winners

1981-82Laura Buehning

1989-90

Jody Hasselfield

Big WestConference

Scholar-Athlete

of the Year

2006-07Jessica Eggleston


All-Big WestConference

AcademicTeam

1996-97Lauren AndradeRae-Anne Yip

1997-98Heather Lee

1998-99Jennifer Sorosky

1999-00Jennifer Sorosky

2000-01Kristy Baker

Caroline RowlesJennifer Sorosky

2002-03Sarah Grieve

Michelle HenkeHeather Journey

Megan Turner

2003-04Jennifer DooleySarah Grieve

Courtney Uphoff

2004-05

Courtney CameronJennifer DooleySarah Grieve

Michelle Henke

2005-06Kaysen Brennan

Courtney CameronJennifer Dooley

Jessica EgglestonSarah Grieve

Michelle Henke

2006-07Kaysen Brennan

Jessica Eggleston




Abby Bloetscher

2012-13Nikol AllisonKayla Griffin

Caroline Reeves

2013-14Maddison Allen

Cal PolyFemale

Athlete ofthe Year




Awards and Honors (Continued)

2014-15 cal poly women's basketball information guide

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