chico state wildcats 2015-16 basketball media guide

Men’s Basketball: 2014-15 CCAA Champions, 4 straight NCAA Tournaments Women’s Basketball: 10 NCAA Tournament appearances in the past 13 years#ChicoUKnow! ////

Chico State Wildcats2015-16 BasketballMedia Guide

2015-16 Men's Basketball ScheduleDay Date Opponent Time PlaceSun. Nov. 8 Arizona (exhibition) 5:00 Tucson, AZFri. Nov. 13 Montana State-Billings (neutral site) 6:00 HaywardThur. Nov. 19 Dominican 7:00 San RafaelTues. Nov. 24 Academy of Art 7:30 San FranciscoFri.-Sat. Nov. 27-28 Carl’s Jr. Mac Martin Invitational CHICO Fri. Nov. 27 Cal State East Bay vs. Simpson 5:30 CHICOFri. Nov. 27 ChicoStatevs.SeattlePacific 7:30 CHICOSat. Nov.28 CalStateEastBayvs.SeattlePacific 5:30 CHICOSat. Nov. 28 Chico State vs. Simpson 7:30 CHICO Tues. Dec. 1 William Jessup 7:30 RocklinFri. Dec. 4 San Francisco State* 7:30 San FranciscoSat. Dec. 5 Cal State East Bay* 7:30 HaywardWed. Dec. 9 Cal State Stanislaus (non-conference) 7:30 TurlockSat. Dec. 12 Cal State San Marcos* 7:30 CHICOSat. Dec. 19 Sonoma State* 7:30 Rohnert ParkThur. Dec. 31 Cal State Los Angeles* 3:00 CHICOSat. Jan. 2 Cal State Dominguez Hills* 7:30 CarsonThur. Jan. 7 Humboldt State* 7:30 ArcataSat. Jan. 9 Cal Poly Pomona* 7:30 PomonaFri. Jan. 15 San Francisco State* (Faculty/Staff Night) 7:30 CHICOSat. Jan. 16 Sonoma State* (Alumni Association Night) 7:30 CHICOThur. Jan. 21 Cal State San Marcos* 7:30 OceansideSat. Jan. 30 Cal State Stanislaus* 7:30 CHICOFri. Feb. 5 Cal State East Bay* 7:30 CHICOSat. Feb. 6 Cal State Monterey Bay* (Art Acker Night) 7:30 CHICOFri. Feb. 12 UC San Diego* 7:30 La JollaSat. Feb. 13 Cal State San Bernardino* 7:30 San BernardinoFri. Feb. 19 Cal Poly Pomona* 7:30 CHICOSat. Feb. 20 Humboldt State* (Senior Night) 7:30 CHICOThur. Feb. 25 Cal State Dominguez Hills* 7:30 CHICOSat. Feb. 27 Cal State L.A.* 7:30 Los AngelesTues. Mar. 1 CCAA Championship Tournament - 1st Round TBA TBDFri.-Sat. Mar. 4-5 CCAA Championship Tournament - Semis & Final TBA StocktonFri.-Mon. Mar. 11-14 NCAA Championship Tournament - West Regional TBA TBDWed.-Sat. Mar. 23-26 NCAA Championship Tournament - Elite Eight TBA Frisco, TX

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Wildcat Men:2015-16 Schedule ................................ inside coverRoster/Quick Facts ...............................................2Team Photo ........................................................3Season Outlook ................................................4-5Head Coach Greg Clink .........................................6Assistant Coaches ................................................7Player Profiles ................................................ 9-152014-15 Results ................................................ 172014-15 Individual/Team Statistics ...................... 192014-15 Record When/Player Highs ..................... 202014-15 CCAA Wrap-up ..................................... 21Coaching History/Conference Titles ...................... 22Team Records ................................................... 23Individual Records ............................................. 24Top Ten Lists - Season ........................................ 25Top Ten Lists - Career ........................................ 26Individual Honors .............................................. 27Wildcats in the Postseason .................................. 28Season Category Leaders ................................... 29Series Results .............................................. 30-31All-Time Roster............................................. 33-34CCAA Opponents ............................................... 35

Wildcat Women:2015-16 Schedule ............................................. 39Roster/Quick Facts ............................................. 40Team Photo ...................................................... 41Season Outlook .............................................42-43Head Coach Brian Fogel ...................................... 44Assistant Coaches .............................................. 45Player Profiles ...............................................46-492014-15 Results ................................................ 502014-15 Individual/Team Statistics ...................... 512014-15 Record When/Player Highs ..................... 522014-15 CCAA Wrap-up ..................................... 53Wildcats in the Postseason .................................. 54Coaching History/Conference Titles ...................... 55Team Records ................................................... 56Individual Records ............................................. 57Top Ten Lists - Season ........................................ 58Top Ten Lists - Career ........................................ 59Individual Honors .............................................. 61Season Category Leaders ................................... 62Series Results ...............................................63-65All-Time Roster.................................................. 66 CCAA Opponents ............................................... 67

The 2015-16 Chico State basketball media guide is a product of the Chico State Sports Information Department. Design and layout by Rory Miller. Writing, research, and editing by Luke Reid and Rory Miller. Additional research by Don Alger. The California State University is committed to providing equal opportunities to male and female students in all campus programs, including intercollegiate athletics.

Chico State athletics are funded in part by student instructionally related activities fees.

Also Inside:Administration ..................................................37 Campus Information ..........................................68

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No Name Pos Ht Wt Yr Hometown Previous School Major 2 Trevor Priest** G 6-6 190 Jr. San Jose Santa Teresa HS Business Management 5 Robert Duncan** G 6-3 185 Jr. Granite Bay AF Academy Prep Entrepreneurship10 Joseph Lynch G 5-11 180 Fr. Redding Liberty Christian HS Biology11 Jalen McFerren* G 5-10 160 So. Oakland Castro Valley HS Business 12 Marvin Timothy F 6-9 240 Fr. Elk Grove Franklin HS Pre-Nursing15 Tanner Giddings* F 6-10 220 Sr. Windsor Fresno State Business Marketing20 Nate Ambrosini G 6-4 195 Fr. Fortuna Fortuna HS Business Management22 Tyler Harris* G 6-4 190 So. Bakersfield Bakersfield Christian Kinesiology25 Christopher Magalotti*** C 6-10 250 Sr. Stockton St. Mary’s HS Business Management31 Jesse Holmes G 6-2 195 Fr. Chico AF Academy Prep Mechanical Engineering32 Keith Datu F 6-7 210 Fr. Santa Maria St. Joseph HS Kinesiology33 Corey Silverstrom* G 6-5 190 So. Fresno Bullard HS Communications34 Drew Kitchens*** G/F 6-4 200 Sr. Carlsbad La Costa Canyon HS Finance41 Vinnie Safin G 6-4 190 Fr. Rocklin Rocklin HS Business 44 Isaiah Ellis* F 6-8 220 So. Antelope Antelope HS Kinesiology45 Justin Briggs C 6-9 235 Fr. W. Sacramento River City HS Business *Number of Chico State basketball letters won. Head Coach: Greg Clink (Chico State, '94) – 8th yearAssistant Coach: Lucas Gabriel – 2nd year Assistant Coach: Justin Blake – 4th yearHead Athletic Trainer: Scott Barker, ATC

School ...................... Chico StateAddress ...................... Chico, CA 95929-0300Established/Enrollment .. 1887 (Chico Normal School)/16,000University President ..... Dr. Paul J. Zingg (Belmont Abbey, '68)Athletic Director .......... Anita Barker (Ohio Northern, '85)Associate Athletic Director .. Mitch Cox (Chico State, '81)Nickname/Colors ......... Wildcats/Cardinal and WhiteNational Affiliation ....... NCAA Division II Conference ................. CCAAField/Capacity ............. Acker Gym (1,997)Web site ..................... www.chicowildcats.com

Head Coach ............ Greg ClinkAlma Mater ............. Chico State, '94 Coach’s Phone ......... 530-898-5160Coach's Email ......... [email protected]'s Record........ 129-80 (7 years)2014-15 Record ...... 22-8 (18-4) 1st in CCAAReturning/Lost ........ Lettermen: 9/3 Starters: 3/2SID/Assistant .......... Luke Reid/Rory MillerSID Phone .............. 530-898-4658 SID Email ............... [email protected]/Basketball FAX .. 530-898-6582

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team. The defending CCAA Champions and 2014 NCAA West Region Champions open the season ranked No. 17 in the nation. “We’ve had high expectations on us for the last four years so it’s not something new,” Clink said. “We deal with those expectations by going out and working hard every day in practice and by becoming as close-knit a team as we can.” Clink’s expectations on his 2015-16 team, which features returning starters Tanner Giddings, Drew Kitchens and Robert Duncan, and nine letterwinners from last season’s 22-8 team, are more about the recipe than the results. “I want us to be one of the top defensive teams in the country and tap our potential as a group,” Clink said. “If we can do that, wins will take care of themselves.” With 11 freshmen and sophomores on the 16-man roster, Clink and assistant coaches Lucas Gabriel and Justin Blake have been working hard to maximize every minute of each practice, pushing the team to ascend a steep learning curve. Clink is excited about the response they’re getting. “We’ve got a group that is extremely coachable and aspires to be great,” Clink said. “We’ve really challenged them in our early practices and they respond every day.” The program has three seniors – Christopher Magalotti, Kitchens and Giddings – two juniors in Duncan and Trevor Priest, four sophomores (Jalen McFerren, Tyler Harris, Corey Silverstrom and Isaiah Ellis) and seven freshmen. Despite his team’s relative youth, Clink believes the team’s depth is one of its strengths. He hopes to utilize that depth to take advantage of a new NCAA rule lowering the shot clock to 30 seconds. “We can extend a little more defensively than we have in the past and try to force the other team to eat more of the shot clock before getting into their offense,” Clink said. The Wildcats have depth in the post. Magalotti, Giddings, Ellis and redshirt freshmen Marvin Timothy and Keith Datu all stand 6-feet-7 or higher. (Redshirting freshman Justin Briggs is 6-9.) Clink plans to lean on the multi-talented Giddings more on the offensive end. The 6-foot-10 transfer

By Luke ReidSports Information Director

“The expectations that others put on us will never be as high as the ones we have for ourselves.” – Chico State Men’s Basketball Coach Greg Clink. Following four consecutive trips to the NCAA Championship Tournament and two California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) titles during that span, expectations are high for the Chico State men’s basketball

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“We need Tanner to be more assertive on the offensive end,” Clink said. “He’s got to actively seek the ball. He’s got to actively seek shots. We need him to be aggressive in creating scoring opportunities.” Magalotti is a chiseled 6-11 lane clogger Clink believes is primed for his best season yet. Ellis is a 6-8 sparkplug, capable of igniting the team on both ends. Timothy has exhibited enormous potential and athleticism, while Datu has an inside-outside offensive skill set unique to the group. The Wildcats have depth on the wings. Kitchens and Duncan will draw the starting assignments. Silverstrom, Priest, Harris and redshirt freshman Nate Ambrosini are angling for minutes. While Giddings, Ellis and Datu can stretch the floor from their post positions, the Wildcats’ wings have

from Fresno State was a Second Team All-CCAA selection last season on the strength of his defensive acumen and basketball IQ. He ranked third on the team in scoring at 7.6 points per game. But with a soft touch around the rim, the ability to beat his counterparts down the floor, and a steady perimeter stroke, the potential for more is there.

The Wildcats have depth at the point guard position. After seeing significant time last season as fifth-year senior Mike Rosaroso’s understudy, McFerren will take the reigns of the offense. And he’ll have help. Harris will see some time at the point, along with local products Jesse Holmes and Joseph Lynch. Holmes, who hails from Chico High School right across the street, could also see some minutes at the wing position. Lynch, a pure point guard, is a redshirt freshman from Liberty Christian High School in Redding. “Jalen really improved over the course of the summer, developing his perimeter jump shot while improving his speed and quickness,” Clink said. “He’s an extremely confident player who is extremely hard to guard. He can create offense for himself and create shots for others.” For Holmes, who spent his first two years in college playing football, it must feel at times like he never left the gridiron. “Our practices are extremely competitive. On the edge sometimes,” Clink said. “But when we walk out of the gym we’ve got our arms around each other and we understand that we got better that day because of how we competed against each other.” The ’Cats will begin competing against other teams on Nov. 8, in a highly anticipated exhibition game against the University of Arizona that will be broadcast on the Pac-12 Network. They open the regular season against Montana State-Billings Nov. 13 at the CCAA/GNAC Pioneer Challenge at Cal State East Bay. That’s the first of three straight games in the Bay Area before the Wildcats open their home campaign with the Carl’s Jr. Mac Martin Invitational against Seattle Pacific and Simpson University Nov. 27-28. Clink sees it all as part of the process of relationship building and developing a roadmap to holistic success for his players and program. “Our focus is on building great relationships: player to player and coach to player,” Clink said. “We foster a culture of caring about one another on a daily basis through what we do in the classroom, in the community, on the basketball court and in the weight room.” It all seems to be paying off. “This is an exciting group to coach,” Clink said. “Our team chemistry and character are extremely high. This is a group of guys that really cares about each other. I foresee them really enjoying playing together.” If the Wildcats win as much as the outsiders expect them to, while enjoying playing together as much as Clink expects them too, the team’s fans can expect one heck of an entertaining 2015-16 season. Of course, Clink will be expecting even more.

enough range to really spread a defense out. Kitchens is on pace to become the 14th Wildcat with 100 or more made 3-pointers. Duncan (who led the team in scoring and assists last season while earning First Team All-CCAA and Second Team All-West Region honors) and Silverstrom are threats to score from beyond the arc or driving to the basket. Harris hit a team-high 44 percent of his 3-point attempts last season. Priest shot a team-high 61 percent from the floor. Another sharpshooter, freshman Vinnie Safin, is redshirting. “We have a pretty good shooting team,” Clink said. “We’re going to want to push the ball up the floor and get into offense quickly. The pace of our offense needs to be good. We need to be good about shot selection and deciding whose hands we want the ball in when we have a short shot clock.”

Chico State Head Coach Greg Clink with Wildcats players (L-R) Trevor Priest, Christopher Magalotti and Tanner Giddings.

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Greg Clink - Head Coach Greg Clink is in his eighth year as the head coach of the Chico State men’s basketball program. The former Wildcats player and assistant coach has led the ’Cats to six straight postseason appearances, including four consecutive NCAA Championship Tournament berths, a 2014 trip to the Elite 8 and two California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) titles. The CCAA Coach of the Year in 2012 and 2015, Clink enters the 2015-16 season with a career 129-80 record in his seven years as Wildcat head coach. Over the last four seasons his teams have gone 91-35 – a .722 winning percentage. Under Clink’s tutelage, Chico State players have earned a combined 17 postseason conference awards, seven All-West Region selections and two All-America honors. Clink led the Wildcats to another successful season in 2014-15, recording a 22-8 record and capturing the program’s second CCAA championship in four years. Chico State won 14 of its final 15 games to finish atop the conference standings, then in postseason play reached the CCAA Championship Tournament final before making its fourth straight NCAA Championship Tournament appearance. The ’Cats defense held opposing teams to an average of 60.7 points a game, ranking fourth in the nation. Clink guided the Wildcats to a 25-8 record in 2013-14 – matching the program’s highest single-season win total – and a third place finish in the CCAA. But it was in postseason play that the ’Cats really shined. After reaching the finals of the CCAA Championship Tournament, the Wildcats won three straight to claim the NCAA West Regional title and reach the NCAA Championship Tournament Elite 8 for the first time in the program’s history.

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RECORDYear School Overall Pct.08-09 Chico State 8-19 .29709-10 Chico State 16-13 .55210-11 Chico State 14-13 .51911-12 Chico State 25-8 .75812-13 Chico State 19-11 .63313-14 Chico State 25-8 .75814-15 Chico State 22-8 .733

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Clink’s 2012-13 Chico State squad notched a 19-11 overall record, reaching the CCAA Championship Tournament finals for the second straight year and earning an invitation to the NCAA Championship Tournament. The 2011-12 season was a truly memorable one for Clink and the Wildcats. Chico State finished 25-8 – tying a nearly 30-year-old school record for victories in a single season – and hoisted the program’s first conference championship banner since 1994. The ’Cats went on to play in the CCAA Championship Tournament final and reach the NCAA Championship Tournament for the first time since 2005, where they notched the program’s first NCAA Tournament victory in over 50 years. Clink led Chico State to a 14-13 record in 2010-11, as the team made its second consecutive CCAA Championship Tournament appearance. The Wildcats were productive in the classroom as well, winning the 2010-11 University Foundation Board of Governors Award for Academic Excellence. Clink’s 2009-10 Wildcats went 16-13, doubling the team’s win output from the previous year and delivering the program’s first winning season since 2004-05. Chico State concluded the campaign by notching its first-ever CCAA Championship Tournament victory. In his first year at the helm, Clink installed a gritty, fast-paced style of play and guided the ’Cats to an 8-19 record in 2008-09 – the most wins posted by a Wildcat squad in three years. The 11th head coach in the 100-year history of Chico State men’s basketball, Clink was no stranger to the Wildcats program when he replaced 21-year coaching legend Puck Smith. Playing under Smith, Clink was part of three Chico State Northern California Athletic Conference (NCAC) title teams from 1992-94, earning the team’s Most Inspirational Player award as a senior. Clink remained with the Wildcats as an assistant coach under Smith during the 1994-95 and 95-96 seasons. Clink joined the UC Davis coaching staff for the 1996-97 season. The Aggies finished 20-9 that year, winning the NCAC crown and advancing to the NCAA Championship Tournament. After spending the 1997-98 season as head coach at Gavilan Community College (where he played his first two years of college ball), Clink logged two years as an assistant at UC Santa Barbara. He returned to UC Davis for the 2000-01 season and remained part of the coaching staff (becoming the Aggies’ Associate Head Coach in 2006) until he was hired to take over the Chico State men’s basketball program in April, 2008. A 1994 Chico State graduate, Clink received a bachelor’s degree in physical education. He earned his master’s degree in physical education at Chico State in 2000. Clink and his wife, Courtney, were married in the summer of 2002. The couple has three sons: twins Justin and Tyler, and younger brother Ryan.

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Rams win three straight Central Valley Conference titles, make two State Final Four appearances and capture the 2012 State Championship. As a player, Gabriel helped Northern Arizona University capture back-to-back regular season Big Sky championships and notch a National Invitational Tournament (NIT) appearance in 2006. He earned All-Golden Valley Conference honors at College of the Siskiyous and was a First Team All-League selection at Amphitheater High School in Tucson, Ariz. Gabriel graduated from Northern Arizona University in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in speech communications. He completed his master’s degree in education from Chico State in 2010. Gabriel and his wife, Lindsey Brown Gabriel, have one daughter, Scarlett Rogue.

joining Clink’s staff. Blake’s coaching background includes stints as an assistant at Dublin High School and several years working with club and summer league teams in Chico and throughout the North State. As a player, Blake was a forward for Dublin High School, where he earned two varsity letters with the Gaels. Blake is currently working towards earning his bachelor’s degree in communications from Chico State.

Lucas Gabriel - Assistant Coach Lucas Gabriel is in his second year as Head Assistant Coach for the Chico State men’s basketball team. Returning to the program in which he served as an assistant from 2008-10, Gabriel was a major contributor to the Wildcats winning the 2014-15 California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) title and reaching the NCAA Championship Tournament. In between Chico State coaching stints, Gabriel served as Head Assistant Coach at Nebraska’s Bellevue University, helping guide the Bruins to a 29-6 record, the Midlands Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship and the NAIA Championships Sweet 16. As the Head Assistant Coach at Fresno City College from 2010-13, Gabriel helped the

Justin Blake - Assistant Coach Justin Blake is in his fourth season as an assistant coach for the Wildcats. As part of Greg Clink’s coaching staff, Blake has helped guide Chico State to the 2014-15 California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) title, an NCAA West Region crown and an Elite Eight appearance in 2013-14, and three consecutive trips to the NCAA Championship Tournament. In addition to his on-court responsibilities, Blake oversees the player’s academic progress, is involved in scouting and player development, and is co-director of the Wildcats’ youth camp program. Blake served as Chico State’s team manager during the 2011-12 season prior to

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GuardThird year in the Wildcats’ program…Scored career-high 12 points Nov. 25, 2014 vs. William Jessup…Pre-Chico Days: A 2012 graduate of Santa Teresa High School in San Jose…Three-time Blossom Valley Athletic League/Mt. Hamilton Division MVP…Central Coast Section Senior of the Year in 2011-12…First Team All-Santa Clara County selection…Named Junior of the Year by the San Jose Mercury Register…Led the Saints to the 2010-11 Central Coast Section title and the CIF North Region finals…Also lettered in track…Holds school record in the high jump (6-feet-5)…Personal: Born 6/1/94 in San Jose…Son of Mitch (his high school coach) and Kari…Has one older sister, Amanda…Sports hero is NBA All-Star Kevin Durant…Enjoys fishing, golf and spending time with family and friends…Majoring in business management.

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Year GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct ORB DRB Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg13-14 9-0 43 4.8 3- 6 .500 0-0 .000 2- 7 .286 2 5 7 0.8 4 0 2 5 1 0 8 0.914-15 22-0 79 3.6 11-18 .611 0-0 .000 4- 9 .444 2 7 9 0.4 9 0 8 11 0 3 26 1.2Totals 31-0 122 3.9 14-24 .583 0-0 .000 6-16 .375 4 12 16 0.5 13 0 10 16 1 3 34 1.1

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Year GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct ORB DRB Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg13-14 9- 0 29 3.2 3- 8 .375 1- 3 .333 5- 8 .625 0 3 3 0.3 5 0 2 9 0 3 12 1.314-15 30-30 903 30.1 153-279 .548 27-82 .329 84-121 .694 36 70 106 3.5 43 0 69 69 3 41 417 13.9Totals 39-30 932 23.9 156-287 .544 28-85 .329 89-129 .690 36 73 109 2.8 48 0 71 78 3 44 429 11.0

Led the Wildcats in scoring and assists last season…Second on the team in rebounds…First Team All-CCAA and Second Team All-West Region selection…Twice named CCAA Player of the Week…Scored 20 or more points six times in 2014-15…Scored career-high 23 points Jan. 31 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills and March 6 against Cal State Stanislaus…Averaged 18.3 points in three postseason games…Pre-Chico Days: Redshirted during 2011-12 season at United States Air Force Academy Preparatory School in Colorado Springs, Colo…A 2011 graduate of Granite Bay High School…Led the Grizzlies to Sierra Foothill League title his senior year…Two-time All-SFL selection…Personal: Born 3/22/93 in Sacramento…Son of Rob Duncan and Jim and Louise Gavin…Enjoys hiking and outdoor activities…Business entrepreneurship major.

Year GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct ORB DRB Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg14-15 30-0 460 15.3 27-66 .409 10-32 .313 19-25 .760 6 51 57 1.9 39 0 33 27 3 16 83 2.8

Appeared in every Wildcat game as a true freshman in 2014-15…Fourth on the team in steals and fifth in assists…Scored career-high seven points three times last season…Scored six points and dished out five assists in his Chico State debut Nov. 14 vs. Pacific Union…Pre-Chico Days: Graduated from Castro Valley High School in 2014…Twice named First Team All-West Alameda County Foothill League…Earned WACFL Senior of the Year award and All-State Honorable Mention in 2013-14…Member of the Trojans’ 2011-12 North Coast Section championship team…Also lettered in track…Was 2014 state runner-up in 4x100 relay…Personal: Born 3/21/96 in Oakland…Son of Todd McFerren and Gina Carradine…Has two older siblings, Jordon and Asia…Enjoys hiking and traveling…Always prays during the tipoff…Business major.

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ForwardSecond Team All-CCAA selection in 2014-15…Third on the team in scoring…Scored in double digits eight times…Posted 16-point, seven rebound performance Jan. 3 vs. UC San Diego…Pre-Chico Days: Played two seasons at Fresno State…Named the Bulldogs’ Most Improved Player as a freshman and received Service Award honors as a sophomore…Two-time All-Mountain West Conference Academic award winner…A 2012 graduate of Windsor High School…Set the school’s career scoring record with 1,307 points…Named Sonoma County League MVP and All-Empire Athlete of the Year as a senior…Personal: Born 4/17/94 in Windsor…Son of Alec and Barbara…Has two siblings, Collin and Gabrielle…Sports hero is Michael Jordan…Enjoying cooking…Majoring in business marketing.

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Third year in the Wildcats’ program…Scored career-high 10 points Nov. 25, 2014 vs. William Jessup…Pre-Chico Days: Attended U.S. Air Force Academy Preparatory School in Colorado Springs, Colo. in 2012-13…Graduated from Bakersfield Christian High School in 2012…Holds school’s career scoring record…Helped lead Eagles to two South Sequoia League titles…Two-time All-SSL and All-Area First Team selection…Earned ESPN Division IV All-State “Next 10” and National Christian School First Team All-America honors as a senior…Personal: Born 7/9/93 in Bakersfield…Son of Don and Leticia…Has one younger brother, Tanner…Biggest sports thrill is accepting his first basketball scholarship…Enjoys writing poetry…Eats a Snickers bar before every game…Kinesiology major.

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CenterStarted 17 games for the Wildcats in 2014-15…Scored a career-high 15 points (on 7-for-7 shooting) in the Nov. 14 season opener vs. Pacific Union…Appeared in 31 games as a sophomore…Pre-Chico Days: A 2011 graduate of Saint Mary’s High School in Stockton…Earned four letters in basketball…Named the team’s Most Improved Player all four years…Helped lead the Rams to the Sac-Joaquin Section championship as a senior…Member of the 2009-10 Tri-City League championship team…Led the league in blocked shots as a junior…Also lettered in soccer and track…Personal: Born 2/10/93 in Daly City…Son of Manuel Magalotti and Tamara Ward…Has two older siblings, Derek and Sean…Enjoys traveling…Plans to go skydiving someday…Majoring in business management.

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Year GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct ORB DRB Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg12-13 7- 0 25 3.6 2- 4 .500 0-0 .000 3- 4 .750 2 10 12 1.7 6 0 0 2 4 0 7 1.013-14 31- 0 200 6.5 19-34 .559 0-0 .000 9-16 .563 24 27 51 1.6 44 1 3 11 10 1 47 1.514-15 26-17 280 10.8 25-48 .521 0-0 .000 8-19 .421 21 27 48 1.8 44 0 7 17 8 5 58 2.2Totals 64-17 505 7.9 46-86 .535 0-0 .000 20-39 .513 47 64 111 1.7 94 1 10 30 22 6 112 1.8

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GuardThird year in the Wildcats’ program…Knocked down three 3-pointers en route to a career-high 12-pont performance Nov. 15, 2014 vs. Alaska Anchorage…Pre-Chico Days: A 2013 graduate of Bullard High School in Fresno…Led the Knights to three consecutive Valley Championships…Named the County/Metro Athletic League MVP and Fresno Bee Co-Player of the Year as a senior…Earned Division I First Team All-State honors from Cal-Hi Sports…Third Team All-State Elite Squad selection…Personal: Born 4/10/95 in Fresno…Son of Stace and Susan…Has two older siblings, Dan and Amanda…Sports hero is former NBA star Steve Nash…Biggest sports thrill is hitting the winning shot in a big game…Enjoys playing video games…Best advice ever received: “first to serve, last to be served”…Communications major…Plans to play professional basketball.

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Year GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct ORB DRB Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg12-13 28- 0 221 7.9 22- 60 .367 9- 37 .243 2- 8 .250 13 15 28 1.0 8 0 15 17 1 1 55 2.013-14 33- 0 408 12.4 34- 89 .382 16- 49 .327 8-20 .400 9 29 38 1.2 31 0 23 16 2 6 92 2.814-15 25-18 624 25.0 62-156 .397 37-105 .352 21-31 .677 1 41 42 1.7 53 1 38 26 2 16 182 7.3Totals 86-18 1253 14.6 118-305 .387 62-191 .325 31-59 .525 23 85 108 1.3 92 1 76 59 5 23 329 3.8

Tied for team lead in 3-pointers in 2014-15…Scored 10 or more points in a game 10 times last season…Twice drained four 3-pointers in a game…Matched career high with 14 points Jan. 24 vs. Cal State Monterey Bay…Appeared in 33 games for the Wildcats in 2013-14…Pre-Chico Days: A 2011 graduate of La Costa Canyon High School in Carlsbad…Named the Mavericks’ MVP after leading team to the Avocado West League title and the CIF San Diego Section I championship as a senior…Named First Team All-AWL, First Team All-CIF and San Diego Section Division I Player of the Year in 2011…Second Team All-AWL as a junior…Personal: Born 4/3/93 in San Diego…Son of Jamie and Linda…Has one older sister, Haley…Sports hero is Kobe Bryant…Enjoys music and going to the beach…Would like to skydive someday…Finance major.


Second on the team in offensive rebounds and fourth in total boards last season…Scored career-high 14 points Nov. 14, 2014 vs. Pacific Union and Jan. 23, 2015 against Cal State East Bay…Delivered 13-point, nine rebound performance Jan. 17 vs. Sonoma State…Pre-Chico Days: A 2013 graduate of Antelope High School…Earned four letters in basketball…Capital Athletic League MVP as a senior…Helped lead Titans to back-to-back Sac-Joaquin Section Division II titles after reaching the section title game as a sophomore…A Second Team Sacramento Bee All-Metro selection in 2012-13…Rated 22nd on the NorCal Preps prospect list…Also lettered in football and volleyball…Personal: Born 3/30/95 in Oakland…Son of LaShawnda Barker…Has a twin sister, Tyler… Sports hero is Jackie Robinson…Enjoys fishing…Kinesiology major.

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#12 Marvin <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< 6-9 > Fr / F Redshirted last season…Pre-Chico Days: A 2014 graduate of Franklin High School in Elk Grove…Averaged eight points, nine rebounds and two blocked shots a game as a senior…Two-time First Team All-Delta Valley League selection…Ranked 39th among California prospects by NorCal Preps…Honor Roll student…Personal: Born 4/26/96 in Sacramento…Son of Charles and Rose…Has two older siblings, Charles and Stacy…Sports hero is Dwight Howard…Biggest sports thrill is playing in front of a big crowd…Has always wanted to skydive…Best advice ever received: “stay focused; family first; education is important”…Gets focused by listening to music before every game…Would buy everything if money were no object…Pre-nursing major…Wants to continue playing basketball professionally.

#10 Joseph >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>5-11 > Fr / GRedshirted last season…Pre-Chico Days: A 2014 graduate of Liberty Christian High School in Redding…Led the Patriots to three straight North Section titles (two in Chico State’s own Acker Gym)…Scored 1,437 points in his prep career…Five Star League MVP as senior…Three-time All-Section selection…Personal: Born 12/8/95 in Palm Springs…Son of Lori Lynch…Has one older brother, Anthony…Sports hero is Kobe Bryant…Biggest sports thrill is hitting a game-winning shot as time expires…Biggest non-basketball thrill is snowboarding…Enjoys weightlifting, studying and politics…Says the best things about Chico are the atmosphere and support…Plans to someday play basketball in a foreign country…Best advice ever received: “someone is always trying to work harder; don’t let them”…Claims to be a neat freak…Always plays with a dime in his shoe…Would travel for a few years after graduating if money were no object…Biology major.

#31 Jesse <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< 6-2 > Fr / G One of seven freshmen on the Wildcats’ roster…Pre-Chico Days: Redshirted for the Butte College football program last season…Attended the Air Force Academy Prep School on a football scholarship out of high school…A 2013 graduate of Chico High School…Northern Section MVP in 2012 and two-time First Team All-Northern Section selection...Led Panthers to three straight Division II section titles and the 2012 Northern California regional semifinals…Eastern Athletic League MVP in 2012…Cal-Hi Sports Second Team Grid-Hoop All-State selection as a senior and a Third Team pick as a junior…Earned three letters in football…Finished his prep gridiron career as the Northern Section’s all-time leader in receptions and receiving yards…Personal: Born 5/31/94 in Chico…Son of Larry Holmes and Carol Denning…Has three siblings: Kieffer, Rex and Nina…Enjoys spending time with friends and family…Loves to cook…Majoring in mechanical engineering.

#20 Nate >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>6-4 > Fr / GRedshirted last season…Pre-Chico Days: A 2014 graduate of Fortuna High School…Led Huskies to back-to-back Humboldt-Del Norte Big 5 championships…Two-time HDN Most Valuable Player…Earned three First Team All-HDN accolades…All-County selection as a sophomore…A Gold Honor Roll student throughout high school…Presidential Honor Roll recipient as a senior…Personal: Born 8/19/95 in Eureka…Son of Chris and Deedra…Sports hero is Kobe Bryant…Biggest sports thrill was hitting a 3-pointer at the buzzer in the Dick Niclai Tournament championship game to send the contest into overtime…Biggest non-sports thrill is riding The Grizzly rollercoaster at Great America…Enjoys the outdoors and wakeboarding…Says the best things about Chico are the weather, the community and the campus…Best advice ever received: “always believe in yourself”…Would live in Italy or Maui if money were no object…Majoring in business management.

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#41 Vinnie <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< 6-4 > Fr / G One of two true freshmen on the Wildcats’ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2015 graduate of Rocklin High School…Helped lead the Thunder to 2013 Sac-Joaquin Section semifinals…Earned four letters in basketball…Two-time All-Sierra Foothill League selection…Scored 13 points in 2015 Optimist All-Star Game…Personal: Born 1/8/97 at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota…Son of Jeff Safin and Gabrielle Giorgi…Has four siblings: Gianna, Isabella, Eric and Lexi…Sports hero is L.A. Clippers guard J.J. Redick…Biggest sports thrill was playing at Arco Arena…Biggest non-sports thrill was visiting New York City…Enjoys music…Would like to visit Luxembourg and Italy…Says the best thing about Chico is the culture…Best advice ever received: “nothing is impossible”…Wants to meet actor Will Smith…Would travel the world if money were no object…Business major.

#32 Keith >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>6-7 > Fr / FRedshirted last season…Pre-Chico Days: A 2014 graduate of St. Joseph High School in Santa Maria…Averaged 19.3 points, 9.5 rebounds and 2.3 blocks a game as a senior…Twice named First Team All-Pac 7 League…First Team All-CIF Southern Section 4A selection…Scholar athlete…Personal: Born 3/19/96 in Santa Maria…Son of Janet Datu…Has two older sisters, Tiffani and Brittani…Sports hero is Kobe Bryant…Biggest sports thrill is dunking on someone…Enjoys music and poetry…Says the best thing about Chico is the family and community feel…Plans to someday travel the world…Spent over 300 volunteer hours at his hometown hospital…Best advice ever received: “make moves, not statements”…Wants to meet Michael Jordan…Would buy a car if money were no object…Kinesiology major…Plans to pursue a career as a physical therapist.

#45 Justin >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>6-9 > Fr / COne of two true Wildcat freshmen in 2015-16…Pre-Chico Days: A 2015 graduate of River City High School in West Sacramento…Helped lead Raiders to 2015 Tri-County Conference championship and 2014 Sierra Valley League title…NorCal Preps’ 31st ranked high school player in 2015…Also lettered in football…Personal: Born 9/19/97 in Okinawa, Japan…Son of Kirk Briggs and Lori Jordan…Has one older sister, Brittany…Sports hero is L.A. Clippers guard Jamal Crawford…Biggest sports thrill is winning back-to-back league titles…Biggest non-sports thrill is volunteering with special needs children…Enjoys swimming and video games…Says the best things about Chico are the culture and the people…Plans to visit Hawaii someday…Best advice ever received: “play with a purpose”…Wants to meet actor/comedian Kevin Hart…Would travel the country if money were no object…Majoring in business.

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES (22-8) (10-4) (9-2) (3-2)CONFERENCE (18-4) (9-2) (9-2) (0-0)NON-CONFERENCE (4-4) (1-2) (0-0) (3-2)

DATE OPPONENT SCORE ATTND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11/14/14 vs Pacific Union^ W 104-62 154 (15) MAGALOTTI, Chris (6) GIDDINGS, Tanner (6) McFERREN, Jalen11/15/14 vs Alaska Anchorage^ W 74-64 187 (18) DUNCAN, Robert (7) ELLIS, Isaiah11/25/14 WILLIAM JESSUP W 97-64 486 (21) DUNCAN, Robert (8) SEMPLE, Jordan11/28/14 DOMINICAN@ L 61-67 670 (18) SEMPLE, Jordan (9) SEMPLE, Jordan11/29/14 AZUSA PACIFIC@ L 61-75 695 (15) DUNCAN, Robert (5) HARRIS, Tyler12/05/14 at CSU Dominguez Hills* W 69-59 235 (14) BARTON, Jordan (14) SEMPLE, Jordan12/6/14 at Cal State L.A.* W 62-46 274 (22) SEMPLE, Jordan (8) BARTON, Jordan12/13/14 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 59-47 639 (13) SEMPLE, Jordan (13) SEMPLE, Jordan12/20/14 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* L 60-62 OT 836 (15) DUNCAN, Robert (9) SEMPLE, Jordan01/02/15 at Cal Poly Pomona* W 51-50 615 (11) DUNCAN, Robert (5) DUNCAN, Robert (11) SEMPLE, Jordan (5) SEMPLE, Jordan01/03/15 at UC San Diego* L 53-69 302 (16) GIDDINGS, Tanner (10) SEMPLE, Jordan01/09/15 HUMBOLDT STATE* L 73-74 OT 943 (16) GIDDINGS, Tanner (10) SEMPLE, Jordan01/10/15 CSU SAN BERNARDINO* W 75-73 OT 994 (14) SEMPLE, Jordan (8) SEMPLE, Jordan01/16/15 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* W 61-59 3 OT 817 (13) DUNCAN, Robert (13) SEMPLE, Jordan01/17/15 SONOMA STATE* W 64-59 1273 (13) ELLIS, Isaiah (10) SEMPLE, Jordan01/23/15 at Cal State East Bay* W 56-44 413 (14) ELLIS, Isaiah (9) SEMPLE, Jordan01/24/15 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 78-56 501 (16) SEMPLE, Jordan (10) SEMPLE, Jordan01/30/15 CAL STATE L.A.* W 64-59 1694 (12) DUNCAN, Robert (10) SEMPLE, Jordan01/31/15 CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* W 67-57 1027 (23) DUNCAN, Robert (6) DUNCAN, Robert (6) SEMPLE, Jordan02/06/15 UC SAN DIEGO* W 72-64 1159 (19) DUNCAN, Robert (10) SEMPLE, Jordan02/07/15 CAL POLY POMONA* W 60-52 1697 (19) DUNCAN, Robert (10) SEMPLE, Jordan02/12/15 at CSU San Bernardino* W 73-72 OT 210 (22) DUNCAN, Robert (12) SEMPLE, Jordan02/14/15 at Humboldt State* L 65-71 1859 (18) DUNCAN, Robert (6) DUNCAN, Robert (6) SEMPLE, Jordan02/20/15 at Sonoma State* W 80-43 1188 (18) DUNCAN, Robert (9) SEMPLE, Jordan02/21/15 at San Francisco State* W 65-57 631 (25) SEMPLE, Jordan (12) SEMPLE, Jordan02/27/15 CSU MONTEREY BAY* W 76-66 894 (20) DUNCAN, Robert (9) BARTON, Jordan02/28/15 CAL STATE EAST BAY* W 87-61 1992 (15) ROSAROSO, Mike (9) SEMPLE, Jordan03/06/15 vs Cal State Stanislaus# W 72-60 628 (23) DUNCAN, Robert (8) SEMPLE, Jordan03/07/15 vs Cal Poly Pomona# L 57-62 OT 446 (20) DUNCAN, Robert (9) SEMPLE, Jordan03/13/15 vs California Baptist% L 61-67 477 (14) SEMPLE, Jordan (11) SEMPLE, Jordan

* - California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) conference game^ - Sonoma State Ron Logsdon Basketball Classic game@ - Carl's Jr. Mac Martin Invitational game# - CCAA Championship Tournament game% - NCAA Championship Tournament West Regional game

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192014-15 Final Statistics |---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----|## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------05 DUNCAN, Robert..... 30-30 903 30.1 153-279 .548 27-82 .329 84-121 .694 36 70 106 3.5 43 0 69 69 3 41 417 13.945 SEMPLE, Jordan..... 30-24 873 29.1 123-266 .462 13-38 .342 75-123 .610 66 203 269 9.0 75 2 64 69 51 42 334 11.115 GIDDINGS, Tanner... 30-29 712 23.7 92-185 .497 2-5 .400 41-62 .661 42 62 104 3.5 53 0 23 35 12 14 227 7.631 ROSAROSO, Mike..... 30-30 789 26.3 59-167 .353 37-111 .333 67-81 .827 8 66 74 2.5 32 0 66 48 1 28 222 7.434 KITCHENS, Drew..... 25-18 624 25.0 62-156 .397 37-105 .352 21-31 .677 1 41 42 1.7 53 1 38 26 2 16 182 7.333 SILVERSTROM, Corey. 23-0 427 18.6 49-113 .434 22-58 .379 15-23 .652 13 37 50 2.2 31 0 19 36 1 20 135 5.944 ELLIS, Isaiah...... 28-0 388 13.9 66-117 .564 0-0 .000 30-50 .600 57 44 101 3.6 55 2 13 21 7 12 162 5.841 BARTON, Jordan..... 24-1 380 15.8 41-89 .461 0-0 .000 47-91 .516 51 40 91 3.8 55 0 8 31 5 4 129 5.422 HARRIS, Tyler...... 29-1 285 9.8 28-54 .519 19-43 .442 7-14 .500 11 24 35 1.2 31 0 15 26 0 4 82 2.811 McFERREN, Jalen.... 30-0 460 15.3 27-66 .409 10-32 .313 19-25 .760 6 51 57 1.9 39 0 33 27 3 16 83 2.825 MAGALOTTI, Chris... 26-17 280 10.8 25-48 .521 0-0 .000 8-19 .421 21 27 48 1.8 44 0 7 17 8 5 58 2.202 PRIEST, Trevor..... 22-0 79 3.6 11-18 .611 0-0 .000 4-9 .444 2 7 9 0.4 9 0 8 11 0 3 26 1.2 TEAM............... 33 37 70 2.3 0 4 0------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total.............. 30 6200 736-1558 .472 167-474 .352 418-649 .644 347 709 1056 35.2 520 5 363 420 93 205 2057 68.6 Opponents.......... 30 6200 629-1570 .401 159-495 .321 404-552 .732 284 593 877 29.2 573 - 286 409 64 203 1821 60.7

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SCORING.................. 2057 1821

Points per game........ 68.6 60.7

Scoring margin......... +7.9 -

FIELD GOALS-ATT.......... 736-1558 629-1570

Field goal pct......... .472 .401

3 POINT FG-ATT........... 167-474 159-495

3-point FG pct......... .352 .321

3-pt FG made per game.. 5.6 5.3

FREE THROWS-ATT.......... 418-649 404-552

Free throw pct......... .644 .732

REBOUNDS................. 1056 877

Rebounds per game...... 35.2 29.2

Rebounding margin...... +6.0 -

ASSISTS.................. 363 286

Assists per game....... 12.1 9.5

TURNOVERS................ 420 409

Turnovers per game..... 14.0 13.6

Turnover margin........ -0.4 -

Assist/turnover ratio.. 0.9 0.7

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STEALS................... 205 203

Steals per game........ 6.8 6.8

BLOCKS................... 93 64

Blocks per game........ 3.1 2.1

WINNING STREAK........... 10 -

Home win streak........ 9 -

ATTENDANCE............... 15177 8759

Home games-Avg/Game.... 14-1084 11-624

Neutral site-Avg/Game.. - 5-378

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Chico State...... 951 1050 47 5 4 2057

Opponents........ 784 978 52 5 2 1821

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POINTS25 - Jordan Semple, vs. San Francisco State, 2/21/1523 - Robert Duncan (2x), last vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 3/6/1522 - Robert Duncan, vs. Cal State San Bernardino, 2/12/1422 - Jordan Semple, vs. Cal State L.A., 12/6/1421 - Robert Duncan, vs. William Jessup, 11/25/1420 - Robert Duncan (2x), last vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 3/7/1519 - Robert Duncan (2x), last vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 2/7/1519 - Jordan Semple, vs. William Jessup, 11/25/1418 - Robert Duncan (3x), last vs. Sonoma State, 2/20/1518 - Jordan Semple, vs. Dominican, 11/28/14

FIELD GOALS MADE10 - Jordan Semple, vs. San Francisco State, 2/21/15 9 - Robert Duncan, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 3/6/15

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS16 - Robert Duncan, vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 3/7/15

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min 6 made)1.000 (7-7) - Robert Duncan, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, 3/17/151.000 (7-7) - Chris Magalotti, vs. Pacific Union, 11/14/14 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 4 - Drew Kitchens (2x), last vs. Cal State East Bay, 2/28/15 3 (8x) - last Drew Kitchens, vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 3/7/15 THREE-POINT FG PERCENTAGE (Min 3 made)1.000 (3-3) - Tyler Harris, vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills, 12/5/14

FREE THROWS MADE 8 - Mike Rosaroso, vs. Cal Sate Dominguez Hills, 12/5/14

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS13 - Jordan Semple, vs. Alaska Anchorage, 12/15/14

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min 6 made)1.000 (6-6) - Robert Duncan, vs. Cal State L.A., 1/30/15 .889 (8-9) - Mike Rosaroso, vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills, 12/5/14 REBOUNDS14 - Jordan Semple, vs. Dominguez Hills, 12/5/1413 - Jordan Semple (2x), last vs. San Francisco State, 1/16/1512 - Jordan Semple (2x), last vs. San Francisco State, 2/21/1511 - Jordan Semple, vs. California Baptist, 3/13/1510 - Jordan Semple (7x), last vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 2/7/15 9 - Jordan Semple (6x), last vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 3/7/15 9 - Jordan Barton, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, 2/27/15 9 - Isaiah Ellis, vs. Sonoma State, 1/17/15

ASSISTS 7 - Robert Duncan, vs. Cal State East Bay, 2/28/15 7 - Tyler Harris, vs. William Jessup, 11/25/14 6 - Robert Duncan, vs. UC San Diego, 1/3/15 6 - Jordan Semple, vs. Azusa Pacific, 11/29/14

STEALS 5 - Robert Duncan, vs. San Francisco State, 2/21/15 4 - Robert Duncan, vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 3/7/15 4 - Mike Rosaroso, vs. Cal State East Bay, 2/28/15 4 - Jordan Semple, vs. San Francisco State, 2/21/15 BLOCKS 4 - Jordan Semple (4x), last vs. Cal Baptist, 3/13/15 3 - Jordan Semple (5x), last vs. UC San Diego, 2/6/15

WILDCAT MEN’S BASKETBALL’Cats overall record ............. 22-8, 18-4 CCAA

RECORDS WITH STARTING LINEUPS:Duncan, Giddings, Rosaroso, Kitchens, Semple ............ 9-3Duncan, Giddings, Rosaroso, Magalotti, Semple ........... 8-3Duncan, Giddings, Rosaroso, Magalotti, Kitchens ......... 4-1Duncan, Barton, Rosaroso, Kitchens, Semple............... 1-0Duncan, Giddings, Rosaroso, Magalotti, Harris ............. 0-1

CHICO STATE RECORD WHEN: ‘Cats play at home ............................... 10-4‘Cats play on the road ............................ 9-2‘Cats play at a neutral site ...................... 3-2

‘Cats lead at the half ............................ 19-2‘Cats trail at the half .............................. 2-6‘Cats are tied at the half ......................... 1-0

‘Cats go into overtime ............................ 3-3

‘Cats tie or outrebound opponent ........... 19-4‘Cats are outrebounded by opponent ........ 3-4

‘Cats score fewer than 60 points .............. 3-2‘Cats score 60-69 points ......................... 8-5‘Cats score 70-79 points ......................... 7-1‘Cats score 80-89 points ......................... 2-0‘Cats score 90 or more points .................. 2-0

‘Cats allow fewer than 60 points ............ 13-0‘Cats allow 60-69 points ......................... 7-5‘Cats allow 70-79 points ......................... 2-3‘Cats allow 80-89 points ......................... 0-0‘Cats allow 90 or more points .................. 0-0

‘Cats shoot better FG% than opponent ... 19-4‘Cats shoot worse FG% than opponent ..... 3-4

‘Cats shoot 45% or better (FGs) ............ 13-2‘Cats shoot less than 45% (FGs) .............. 9-6

Opponents shoot 45% or better (FGs) ...... 1-3 Opponents shoot less than 45% (FGs) .... 21-5

‘Cats attempt more FTs than opponent ... 16-2‘Cats attempt fewer FTs than opponent ..... 6-4Free throws attempted are even .............. 0-2

‘Cats shoot 70% or better (FTs) ............... 9-0‘Cats shoot less than 70% (FTs) ............ 13-8

‘Cats commit fewer or same turnovers ... 12-3‘Cats commit more turnovers ................ 10-5

‘Cats player scores 20 points or more ....... 7-1

Longest winning/losing streaks .............. 10/2

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Scoring GP Pts. Avg. Jacob Thomas, CSUSB 21 366 17.4Terrence Drisdom, CPP 31 470 16.5 Austin Bryan, HSU 30 442 14.7 Evan Zeller, CSUMB 28 412 14.7Allan Guei, HSU 30 432 14.4

Rebounding Off. Def. Avg. Jordan Semple, CSUC 66 203 9.0Wes Bartole, CSUS 76 140 7.7Rob Walters, CSUS 61 153 7.4Darnell Martin, CSUDH 43 114 6.8Justin Sadler, CSUDH 76 115 6.8

Assists GP Ast. Avg.Bren Haley, SFSU 26 131 5.0Malik Morgan, HSU 29 145 5.0Jacari Whitfield, CSUEB 28 115 4.1Isaiah Morton, CSUSB 26 92 3.5Patrick Lefiti, CSUMB 27 94 3.5

Steals GP Stls. Avg.Terrence Drisdom, CPP 31 80 2.6Jacob Thomas, CSUSB 21 40 1.9Everett Turner, CSUSB 26 49 1.9Barry Bell, CPP 31 57 1.8Udun Osakue, SFSU 26 44 1.7Bren Haley, SFSU 26 43 1.7

3-Point Baskets GP 3FG Avg.Austin Bryan, HSU 30 83 2.8Jacob Thomas, CSUSB 21 57 2.7Evan Zeller, CSUMB 28 63 2.2Nick Grieves, CSUEB 25 55 2.2Jacari Whitfield, CSUEB 28 60 2.1James Davis, SSU 21 44 2.1

Free Throw Percentage FTM FTA Pct.Austin Bryan, HSU 91 101 .901Jacari Whitfield, CSUEB 63 72 .875Drew Dyer, UCSD 48 56 .857David Ahern, SSU 68 80 .850James Davis, SSU 82 98 .837

2014-15 Men's Final Standings CCAA OverallSchool W L Pct. Home Away W L Pct.y(!) - Chico State 18 4 .818 10-4 12-4 22 8 .733y(!) - Cal Poly Pomona 17 5 .773 13-3 11-4 24 7 .774 y - Humboldt State 15 7 .682 14-1 8-7 22 8 .733y - Cal State Stanislaus 14 8 .636 9-3 9-8 18 11 .621y - UC San Diego 14 8 .636 8-3 8-8 16 11 .593y - CSU San Bernardino 12 10 .545 8-3 4-11 12 14 .462 Cal State Monterey Bay 9 13 .409 8-6 5-9 13 15 .464Sonoma State 9 13 .409 7-7 5-7 12 14 .462San Francisco State 9 13 .409 9-3 2-12 11 15 .423 Cal State L.A. 8 14 .364 6-7 4-9 10 16 .385Cal State East Bay 4 18 .182 4-8 2-14 6 22 .214CSU Dominguez Hills 3 19 .136 4-9 3-12 7 21 .250

y - CCAA Championship Tournament participant! - NCAA Championship Tournament participant

ccaa chaMpionship tournaMentQuarterfinals,March5(atStocktonArena,Stockton) No. 4 Cal State Stanislaus 61, No. 5 UC San Diego 46No. 3 Humboldt State 92, No. 6 Cal State San Bernardino 87 (OT)(No. 1 Chico State and No. 2 Cal Poly Pomona earned first round byes)

Semifinals,March6(atStockton)Chico State 72, Cal State Stanislaus 60Cal Poly Pomona 78, Humboldt State 68

Championship, March 7 (at Stockton)Cal Poly Pomona 62, Chico State 57 (OT)

ncaa West regionalQuarterfinals,March13(atFelixEventCenter,Azusa)No. 1 Azusa Pacific 75, No. 8 Western Oregon 67No. 3 Cal Baptist 67, No. 6 Chico State 61No. 5 Cal Poly Pomona 62, No. 4 Dixie State 60No. 7 Seattle Pacific 81, No. 2 BYU-Hawaii 69

Semifinals,March14(atAzusa)Azusa Pacific 77, Cal Poly Pomona 67Cal Baptist 78, Seattle Pacific 77

Championship, March 16 (at Azusa)Azusa Pacific 91, Cal Baptist 79

First Team All-CCAAG Austin Bryan .................... Humboldt StateG James Davis ..................... Sonoma StateG Terrence Drisdom .............. Cal Poly PomonaG Robert Duncan ................Chico StateG Allan Guei ........................ Humboldt StateG Chris Read ....................... Cal State StanislausG Jacob Thomas .................. Cal State San BernardinoF Jordan Faison ................... Cal Poly Pomona F Jordan Semple ................Chico State F Udun Osakue .................... San Francisco State

Second Team All-CCAAG Barry Bell........................ Cal Poly PomonaG Adam Kile ....................... UC San Diego G Malik Morgan ................... Humboldt StateG Isaiah Morton .................. Cal State San BernardinoG Evan Zeller ...................... Cal State Monterey Bay G/F JJ Mina ........................... Sonoma StateG/F Hunter Walker ................. UC San DiegoF Drew Dyer ...................... UC San DiegoF/C Tanner Giddings. ............Chico StateF/C Rob Walters..................... Cal State Stanislaus

Player of the Year: Terrence Drisdom, Cal Poly PomonaFreshman of the Year: Malik Morgan, Humboldt StateNewcomer of the Year: Jacob Thomas, Cal State San BernardinoCoach of the Year: Greg Clink, Chico State

All-CCAA Honorable Mention: G - Bren Haley, San Francisco State; Alex Fertig, Cal State Monterey Bay; Daniel Rodriguez, Cal Poly Pomona; Everett Turner, Cal State San Bernardino; Jacari Whitfield, Cal State East Bay. F - Greg Anderson, Cal State Monterey Bay; Wes Bartole, Cal State Stanislaus; Rakim Brown, Humboldt State; Justin Sadler, Cal State Dominguez Hills.

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All-Time Chronology Overall ConferenceCoach Seasons Years W L Pct. W L Pct.Kerchival Thomas (1913-17) 4 9 5 .643 -- -- -----No team-WWI (1917-19) -- -- -- ---- -- -- -----Carl Schreiter (1919-21) 2 7 2 .778 -- -- -----George Sperry (1921-23) 2 3 5 .375 1 2 .333Art Acker (1923-47) 24 334 205 .620 117 77 .603Gene Maxey (1947-61) 14 197 202 .493 103 59 .636Don Scott (1961-67) 6 80 76 .513 38 36 .514Gene Anderson/Bill Colvin (1967-68) 1 7 19 .269 4 10 .286Jerry Waugh (1968-70) 2 30 20 .600 16 10 .615Pete Mathiesen (1970-87) 17 243 233 .511 112 96 .538Puck Smith (1987-08) 21 287 295 .493 175 189 .481Greg Clink (2008-15) 7 129 80 .617 90 62 .592Totals 100 1326 1142 .537 656 541 .548

CCC - California Coast Conference (1922-1929)FWC - Far Western Conference (1930-1982)NCAC - Northern California Athletic Conference (1982-1998)CCAA - California Collegiate Athletic Association (1998-present)

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Championships1936-37 FWC1940-41 FWC1948-49 FWC1949-50 FWC1951-52 FWC (tie)1952-53 FWC1953-54 FWC1957-58 FWC (tie)1964-65 FWC (tie)1973-74 FWC (tie)1975-76 FWC (tie)1978-79 FWC (tie)1980-81 FWC1983-84 NCAC1990-91 NCAC1991-92 NCAC1992-93 NCAC1993-94 NCAC (tie)2011-12 CCAA2014-15 CCAA

Year-By-Year Overall Conf.Year Coach W L W L1914 Kerchival Thomas 0 3 1915 Kerchival Thomas 2 1 1916 Kerchival Thomas 4 1 1917 Kerchival Thomas 3 0 1918 No team due to WWI 1919 No team due to WWI 1920 Carl Schreiter 2 1 1921 Carl Schreiter 5 1 1922 George Sperry 0 1 1923 George Sperry 3 4 1 2 1924 Art Acker 4 3 2 1 1925 Art Acker 7 3 1 3 1926 Art Acker 13 7 8 2 1927 Art Acker 11 7 9 3 1928 Art Acker 18 6 15 5 1929 Art Acker 19 7 14 3 1930 Art Acker 15 5 6 4 1931 Art Acker 11 10 3 7 1932 Art Acker 15 7 8 2 1933 Art Acker 11 11 1 7 1934 Art Acker 9 15 3 5 1935 Art Acker 16 8 6 2 1936 Art Acker 13 11 3 5 1937 Art Acker 18 6 6 2 1938 Art Acker 9 15 2 6 1939 Art Acker 22 9 5 3 1940 Art Acker 14 6 6 21941 Art Acker 23 4 6 01942 Art Acker 14 12 2 41943 Art Acker 14 6 5 11944 Art Acker 13 9 1945 Art Acker 19 4 1946 Art Acker 12 141947 Art Acker 14 20 6 10

Overall Conf.Year Coach W L W L 1948 Gene Maxey 14 14 10 6 1949 Gene Maxey 22 13 14 2 1950 Gene Maxey 20 14 14 2 1951 Gene Maxey 17 12 7 3 1952 Gene Maxey 14 17 9 3 1953 Gene Maxey 12 21 8 4 1954 Gene Maxey 20 8 8 2 1955 Gene Maxey 20 6 8 2 1956 Gene Maxey 12 13 6 4 1957 Gene Maxey 6 20 2 8 1958 Gene Maxey 12 17 7 3 1959 Gene Maxey 8 17 5 5 1960 Gene Maxey 12 13 3 7 1961 Gene Maxey 8 17 2 8 1962 Don Scott 14 15 6 6 1963 Don Scott 13 13 6 6 1964 Don Scott 16 9 8 4 1965 Don Scott 16 9 9 3 1966 Don Scott 10 15 2 10 1967 Don Scott 11 15 7 71968 Gene Anderson/ Bill Colvin 7 19 4 101969 Jerry Waugh 15 9 8 6 1970 Jerry Waugh 15 11 8 4 1971 Pete Mathiesen 6 19 3 91972 Pete Mathiesen 14 12 6 6 1973 Pete Mathiesen 18 8 9 31974 Pete Mathiesen 20 10 9 3 1975 Pete Mathiesen 11 15 6 41976 Pete Mathiesen 23 9 10 2 1977 Pete Mathiesen 12 15 6 6 1978 Pete Mathiesen 3 27 1 11 1979 Pete Mathiesen 16 11 8 41980 Pete Mathiesen 12 15 4 81981 Pete Mathiesen 18 11 9 3

Overall Conf.Year Coach W L W L 1982 Pete Mathiesen 10 17 5 7 1983 Pete Mathiesen 16 11 7 7 1984 Pete Mathiesen 25 10 13 1 1985 Pete Mathiesen 16 12 8 6 1986 Pete Mathiesen 13 14 5 7 1987 Pete Mathiesen 10 17 3 9 1988 Puck Smith 8 19 3 9 1989 Puck Smith 11 16 5 9 1990 Puck Smith 13 14 4 10 1991 Puck Smith 22 10 12 2 1992 Puck Smith 22 10 12 2 1993 Puck Smith 23 7 12 2 1994 Puck Smith 15 13 10 41995 Puck Smith 17 12 9 51996 Puck Smith 14 13 7 71997 Puck Smith 10 16 6 81998 Puck Smith 17 10 8 61999 Puck Smith 8 19 5 172000 Puck Smith 14 13 11 112001 Puck Smith 11 14 9 132002 Puck Smith 6 21 4 182003 Puck Smith 18 9 15 72004 Puck Smith 17 11 14 82005 Puck Smith 18 10 13 72006 Puck Smith 9 18 8 122007 Puck Smith 7 20 5 172008 Puck Smith 7 20 3 172009 Greg Clink 8 19 5 152010 Greg Clink 16 13 11 112011 Greg Clink 14 13 10 122012 Greg Clink 25 8 16 62013 Greg Clink 19 11 14 82014 Greg Clink 25 8 16 62015 Greg Clink 22 8 18 4100-year totals 1326 1142 656 541

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Most points scored (both teaMs)232, (111-121) vs. CS Sacramento (2/9/1988)

largest Winning Margin84, (133-49) vs. Cal. Christian (11/20/1993)

largest losing Margin63, (67-130) at U of Washington (12/1/1992)

FeWest points scoredGame: ..... 5 vs. San Jose Normal (1921-22)

FeWest points alloWedGame: ..... 7 vs. Santa Barbara (1928-29)Season: .. 29.7 ppg (1944-45)

Most Wins in a roW13, end of 1931-32 to beginning of 1932-33

Most losses in a roW14, 1977-78

Most Wins in a season25, 1983-84, 2011-12 and 2013-14

Most conFerence Wins in a roW11, 1953-54 through 1954-55

Most conFerence Wins in a season18, 2014-15

highest season Winning percentage.852, (23-4) 1941-42

loWest season Winning percentage.100, (3-27) 1977-78

Victories oVer diVision i schools1991 ........ Chico State 67, St. Mary's 641982 ........ Chico State 82, Stanford 781973 ........ Chico State 81, Montana State 73

national poll - Final ranking1992-93 ... 17th

pointsGame: ..... 133, vs. California Christian (11/20/93)Season: ... 2,586 (1983-84)Season Average/Game: ..... 89.6 (1989-90)

points alloWedGame: ..... 131, vs. Sacramento State (1/12/88)Season: ... 2,438 (1987-88)Season Average/Game: ..... 90.3 (1987-88)

Field goalsGame: .... 54, vs. California Christian (11/20/93)Season: .. 970 (1973-74)Season Average/Game: ..... 32.33 (1973-74)

Field goals atteMptedGame: .... 111, vs. Williamette (1966-67)Season: .. 2,237 (1973-74)Season Average/Game: ..... 76.4 (1972-73)

Field goal percentageGame: .... .726 (45-of-62), vs. Pacific Union (11/14/14)Season: .. .512 (1,037-of-2,024), 1983-84

3-point Field goalsGame: .... 18, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (2/5/05)Season: .. 267 (2013-14)Season Average/Game: ..... 9.29 (2004-05)

3-point Field goals atteMptedGame: .... 40, vs. Hawaii-Hilo (3/11/05)Season: ... 781 (2011-12)Season Average/Game: .....25.1 (2004-05)

3-point percentage (MiniMuM 10 atteMpts)Game: .... .692 (9-of-13), vs. Columbia Christian (12/15/89)Season: .. .422 (81-of-192), 1986-87

Free throWs MadeGame: .... 39, vs. Fresno Pacific (12/2/74)Season: .. 576 (1952-53)Season Average/Game: ..... 20.57 (1953-54)

Free throW percentage (MiniMuM 20 atteMpts)Game: ..... .950 (19-of-20), vs. Cal State Stanislaus (2/19/00)Season: ... .757 (1953-54)

reboundsGame: ..... 88, vs. Southern Oregon (1972-73)Season: ... 1,572 (1973-74)Season Average/Game: ..... 54.7 (1972-73)

blocksGame: ..... 11, vs. Columbia Christian (12/20/85)............... 11, vs. Whittier College (12/29/85)............... 11, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay (1/25/13)Season: ... 116 (2012-13)Season Average/Game: ..... 3.87 (2012-13)

turnoVersGame: .... 32, vs. Cal Poly Pomona (11/18/89)Season: .. 559 (1990-91)Season Average/Game: .....19.6 (2000-01)

assistsGame: .... 38, vs. San Jose Christian (12/15/95)Season: .. 597 (1983-84)Season Average/Game: ..... 18.8 (2004-05)

stealsGame: .... 19, vs. Northwest Nazarene (11/19/04)Season: .. 288 (1991-92)Season Average/Game: ..... 9.2 (2007-08 )

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pointsGame: ...... 42, Daveris Hester (at CSU D. Hills, 3/7/03)Season: .... 749, George Maderos, 1952-53Career: ..... 2,377, George Maderos, 1951-55

Field goalsGame: ...... 18, Tim Taylor (at Toledo, 12/4/82)Season: .... 264, George Maderos, 1952-53Career: ..... 831, George Maderos, 1951-55

Free throWs MadeGame: ...... 19, Bob Fidler (vs. Reno Nevada, 2/4/55)Season: .... 221, George Maderos, 1952-53Career: ..... 715, George Maderos, 1951-55

3-point Field goalsGame: ...... 10, Jay Harrie (vs. Biola, 11/18/95) Season: .... 94, Pat Condon, 1989-90Career: ..... 276, Scott Land, 2001-05

reboundsGame: ...... 28, Jeff Carter (vs. S.F. State, 1/7/84)Season: .... 363, Rich Nelson, 1971-72Career: ..... 927, Jordan Semple, 2011-15

assistsGame: ...... 15, Mike Wysong (vs. Sac. State, 1/19/79)Season: .... 202, Tim Haley, 2004-05Career: ..... 582, Justin Argenal, 2005-09

stealsGame: ...... 8, Justin Argenal (vs. CSU Mont. Bay, 2/4/06)................ 8, Deon Robinson (12/11/98 & 12/12/98)................ 8, Jay Harrie (vs. San Jose Chr. 12/15/95)Season: .... 73, Frankie Rodriguez, 1993-94Career: ..... 211, Justin Argenal, 2005-09

blocksGame: ...... 7, Richard Ross (vs. Columbia Chr., 1/20/85)Season: .... 62, Richard Ross, 1985-86Career: ..... 153, Jordan Semple, 2011-15

Field goal percentage (Minimum 200 Attempts)Season: .... .603, Vince Enos, 1996-97 (123-204)Career: ..... .576, Don Fowler, 1988-90 (235-408)

Free throW percentage(Minimum 70 Attempts)Season: .... .943, Darroll Phillips, 2007-08 (83-88)(Minimum 100 Attempts)Career: ..... .846, Jon Baird, 2006-07 & 09-10 (121-143)

3-point Field goal percentage Season: .... .508, Brian Faulstich, 2003-04 (64-126)Career: ..... .472, Todd Testerman, 1998-00 (76-161)

scoring aVerageSeason: .... 22.71, George Maderos, 1953-54Career: ..... 20.85, George Maderos, 1951-55

Men's Individual Recordssingle gaMe high - points42 Daveris Hester (2002-03 at CS Dom. Hills)41 Gary Melugin (1975-76 at SF State) 40 George Maderos (1954-55 vs. N. Reno)40 Andre Speech (1997-98 vs. Seattle Pacific) 39 Tim Taylor (1982-83 vs. Toledo) 39 Frankie Rodriguez (1993-94 vs. Hayward St.) 38 Bryant Tyler (1995-96 vs. Hayward St.) 38 Deon Robinson (1998-99 vs. Sonoma State)37 Andy Bocian (2005-06 vs. Sonoma State)

single gaMe high - rebounds28 Jeff Carter (1983-84 vs. SF State) 26 Jan Hill (1967-68 vs. Nevada-Reno) 26 Mike Harski (1972-73) 26 Dave Moore (1972-73) 23 Rich Hogan (1988-89 vs. CP Pomona) 21 Tom Papathakis (1977-78) 21 Aaron Martella (1992-93 at Humboldt St.)20 Fred Obermiller (1961-62) 20 Shawn Hicks (1987-88 vs. San Bernardino) 19 Don Fowler (1988-89 vs. Ala-Fairbanks)

single season double-double leaders14 Shawn Hicks (1987-88)11 Bryant Tyler (1995-96)11 Aaron Martella (1992-93)11 Rich Hogan (1989-90)10 Jordan Semple (2013-14) 9 Derek Byrd (1996-97) 9 David Fluker (1990-91) 8 Derrick Armstrong (1981-82) 7 Richard Ross (2x) (1984-85, 1985-86) 7 Jeff Carter (1984-85) 7 Andre Speech (1997-98) 7 Greg Miller (1999-00)

career double-double leaders22 Jordan Semple (2011-15)21 Aaron Martella (1990-94)20 Rich Hogan (1987-89)19 Bryant Tyler (1994-96)17 Shawn Hicks (1986-88)15 Derrick Armstrong (1980-82)14 Richard Ross (1984-86)13 Derek Byrd (1996-98)12 David Fluker (1990-92)12 Jim Schreiner (1974-78)12 Jeff Carter (1983-85)

career triple-double leaders 1 Pat Galos (12/07/2005 vs. Cal State Stanislaus) 18 pts—10 Rebs—10 Asts

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25Men's Top Ten Lists - Seasonscoring aVerage (Min. 18 gMs)22.71 George Maderos 1953-5422.70 George Maderos 1952-5322.50 George Maderos 1954-5521.19 Scott Land 2002-0319.56 Andy Bocian 2008-09 19.46 Tony Prescott 1993-9419.41 Andre Speech 1997-9818.73 Roland Holcomb 1969-70 18.72 Jayson Vossler 1994-95 18.56 Bill Jones 1964-65

total points 749 George Maderos 1952-53 636 George Maderos 1953-54 551 Scott Land 2002-03 543 Jayson Vossler 1994-95 528 Andy Bocian 2008-09 524 Homer Rivers 1983-84 524 Andre Speech 1997-98 514 Anthony Hilliard 1992-93 506 Tony Prescott 1993-94 504 Jake Hodges 1990-91

rebounding aVg. (Min. 18 gMs) 13.96 Rich Nelson 1971-72 12.62 Dave Moore 1972-73 12.57 Jan Hill 1967-68 12.56 Mike Harski 1972-73 12.48 Bill Jones 1964-65 12.16 Rich Hogan 1989-9010.10 Mike Harski 1973-74 10.04 Shawn Hicks 1987-88 9.74 Jeff Carter 1983-84 9.73 Bryant Tyler 1995-96 total rebounds 363 Rich Nelson 1971-72 331 Jeff Carter 1983-84 328 Dave Moore 1972-73 314 Mike Harski 1972-73 312 Bill Jones 1964-65 303 Mike Harski 1973-74 289 Jan Hill 1967-68 283 Aaron Martella 1992-93 272 Dave Moore 1973-74 271 Shawn Hicks 1987-88

Free throWs Made 221 George Maderos 1952-53 212 George Maderos 1953-54 158 Jayson Vossler 1994-95 151 George Maderos 1954-55 145 Roland Holcomb 1969-70 139 Rich Nelson 1971-72 139 Tony Prescott 1993-94 130 George Maderos 1951-52 127 Bob Fowler 1954-55 124 Rashad Parker 2013-14

3-point pct. (Min. 30 Made) .508 Brian Faulstich (64-126) 2003-04 .495 Todd Testerman (55-111) 1999-00 .485 Ryan Curry (32-66) 1986-87 .473 Bryant Tyler (62-131) 1994-95 .466 Jon Baird (82-176) 2006-07 .454 Joe Ross (30-66) 1986-87 .452 Scott Land (89-197) 2002-03 .451 James Staniland (32-71) 2011-12 .447 Terry Grundy (51-114) 1989-90 .431 Pat Condon (94-218) 1989-90

Made 3-pointers 94 Pat Condon 1989-90 89 Scott Land 2002-03 87 Scott Land 2004-05 84 Jake Hodges 1990-91 83 Darroll Phillips 2007-08 83 Jon Baird 2009-10 82 Scott Land 2001-02 82 Jon Baird 2006-07 80 Kenny Gleason 1991-92 79 Giordano Estrada 2013-14

assists aVg. (Min. 18 gMs) 7.21 Tim Haley 2004-05 6.48 Justin Argenal 2006-07 5.92 Mike Wysong 1978-79 5.46 Deon Robinson 1998-99 5.44 Justin Argenal 2005-06 5.41 Antone Curtis 1992-93 5.15 Justin Argenal 2007-08 5.04 Deon Robinson 1997-98 5.00 Jayson Vossler 1994-95 5.00 Jay Harrie 1995-96

total assists 202 Tim Haley 2004-05 175 Justin Argenal 2006-07 157 Antone Curtis 1992-93 154 Tim Taylor 1983-84 148 Mike Wysong 1978-79 147 Justin Argenal 2005-06 146 Homer Rivers 1983-84 145 Jayson Vossler 1994-95 142 Deon Robinson 1998-99 140 Jay Flores 2011-12

Free throW pct. (Min. 50 Made) .943 Darrol Phillips (83-88) 2007-08 .897 Jay Harrie (52-58) 1995-96 .869 Brian Faulstich (73-84) 2003-04.868 Rashad Parker (59-68) 2012-13 .856 Jon Baird (89-104) 2009-10 .855 Mike Wysong (59-69) 1978-79.855 Jason Conrad (59-69) 2011-12 .848 Ken Guido (67-79) 1975-76 .848 Deon Robinson (78-92) 1999-00 .842 Tony Prescott (139-165) 1993-94

total blocks 62 Richard Ross 1985-86 53 Andre Speech 1997-98 51 Jordan Semple 2014-15 43 Jordan Semple 2013-14 42 Ross Wilkins 1986-87 37 Jake Hodges 1990-91 35 Jason Conrad 2012-13 33 Jeff Carter 1984-85 33 Jayson Vossler 1994-95 33 Terence Pellum 2010-11 block aVerage (Min. 18 gMs) 2.29 Richard Ross 1985-86 1.96 Andre Speech 1997-98 1.70 Jordan Semple 2014-15 1.55 Ross Wilkins 1986-87 1.30 Jordan Semple 2013-14 1.22 Terence Pellum 2010-11 1.21 Jason Conrad 2012-13 1.20 Shane Miller 1998-99 1.18 Jeff Carter 1984-85 1.15 Jake Hodges 1990-91 1.15 Ben Perak 2001-02

steals aVerage (Min. 18 gMs) 2.71 Frankie Rodriguez 1993-94 2.58 Deon Robinson 1998-99 2.44 Justin Argenal 2005-06 2.41 Deon Robinson 1997-98 2.16 Jay Harrie 1995-96 2.05 Nick Nanez 1996-97 1.97 Jayson Vossler 1994-95 1.96 Tim Haley 2004-05 1.96 Justin Argenal 2007-08 1.96 Kenny Gleason 1991-92

total steals 73 Frankie Rodriguez 1993-94 67 Deon Robinson 1998-99 66 Justin Argenal 2005-06 65 Deon Robinson 1997-98 63 Kenny Gleason 1991-92 59 Antone Curtis 1991-92 57 Jayson Vossler 1994-95 57 David Fluker 1991-92 55 Tim Haley 2004-05 55 Jake Hodges 1990-91

Field goal pct (Min. 100 Made) .627 Will Bonner (111) 2004-05 .603 Vince Enos (123) 1996-97 .601 Randy Rick (158) 1983-84 .594 Tim Taylor (171) 1982-83 .584 Ben Perak (111) 2003-04 .581 Don Fowler (126) 1988-89 .576 Richard Ross (181) 1984-85 .572 Doug Stevenson (158) 1990-91 .571 Don Fowler (109) 1989-90 .570 Mike Clark (154) 1983-84

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Men's Top Ten Lists - Careercareer assists leaders 582 Justin Argenal 2005-09 497 Deon Robinson 1997-2001 387 Jay Flores 2009-12 349 Tim Taylor 1980-84 287 Tim Haley 2003-05 280 Antone Curtis 1991-93 272 Damario Sims 2009-13 257 Brian Faulstich 2002-04 254 Homer Rivers 1982-84 233 Chico White 1979-82

career steals leaders 211 Justin Argenal 2005-09 203 Deon Robinson 1997-2001 139 Jordan Semple 2011-15 137 Jay Flores 2009-12 110 Antone Curtis 1991-93 108 Tim Haley 2003-05 106 Kenny Gleason 1989-92 94 David Fluker 1990-92 92 Sean Park 2010-14 88 Mark Rasberry 1990-92 88 Tony Prescott 1992-94 88 Josh Jackson 2007-09, 10-12

career Fg pct. leaders (Min. 200) .576 Don Fowler 1988-90 .575 Will Bonner 2001-05 .573 Randy Rick 1982-84 .570 Richard Ross 1984-86 .548 Mike Clark 1982-84 .547 Rich Hogan 1987-90 .545 Tim Taylor 1982-84 .541 Aaron Martella 1990-94 .536 Jeff Carter 1983-85 .531 Shawn Hicks 1986-88 career gaMes played leaders 126 Jordan Semple 2011-15 119 Damario Sims 2009-13 119 Sean Park 2010-14 117 Amir Carraway 2010-14 115 Tim Taylor 1980-84 114 George Maderos 1951-55 114 Jason Conrad 2009-13 113 Josh Jackson 2007-09, 10-12 112 Aaron Martella 1990-94 112 Jordan Barton 2011-15

career point leaders 2377 George Maderos 1951-55 1567 Scott Land 2001-05 1468 Vere Butler 1948-52 1445 Tommie Tipton 1944-48 1439 Andy Bocian 2005-07, 08-09 1351 Deon Robinson 1997-2001 1300 Jordan Semple 2011-15 1227 Sean Park 2010-14 1191 Damario Sims 2009-13 1164 Amir Carraway 2010-14

career ppg leaders20.85 George Maderos 1951-55 19.41 Andre Speech 1987-8817.77 Andy Bocian 2005-07, 08-0917.66 Richard Ross 1985-8617.61 Scott Land 2001-0517.52 Tony Prescott 1993-9417.41 Derrick Armstrong 1981-8217.32 Roland Holcomb 1969-70 17.28 Bill Jones 1965-66 17.13 Anthony Hilliard 1992-93 career 3-point leaders 276 Scott Land 2001-05 190 Damario Sims 2009-13 179 Kenny Gleason 1989-92 165 Jon Baird 2006-07, 09-10 153 Jay Flores 2009-12 149 Pat Condon 1989-91 149 Deon Robinson 1997-2001 142 Rashad Parker 2010-14 138 Amir Carraway 2010-14 136 Justin Argenal 2005-09 career 3-point pct. leaders (Min. 50) .472 Todd Testerman 1998-00 .455 Brian Faulstich 2002-04 .434 Ryan Curry 1986-88 .429 Bryant Tyler 1994-96 .427 Jon Baird 2006-07, 09-10 .426 James Staniland 2011-13 .416 Pat Condon 1989-91 .414 Scott Land 2001-05 .403 Daveris Hester 1997-98, 2002-03 .401 Jay Harrie 1995-96

career rebound leaders 927 Jordan Semple 2011-15 751 Billy Jones 1964-66 722 Rich Nelson 1969-72 688 Aaron Martella 1990-94 617 Mike Harski 1972-74 600 Dave Moore 1972-74 597 Jim Schreiner 1974-78 556 Roderick Hawkins 2007-11 545 Rich Hogan 1987-89 541 Jeff Carter 1983-85

career block leaders 153 Jordan Semple 2011-15 89 Ben Perak 2000-04 87 Richard Ross 1984-86 84 Jason Conrad 2009-13 64 Amir Carraway 2010-14 62 Jeff Carter 1983-85 60 Terence Pellum 2009-11 53 Aaron Martella 1990-94 53 Andre Speech 1997-98 49 Jason Van Eck 2001-05 career Free throW leaders 715 George Maderos 1951-55 333 Roderick Hawkins 2007-11 322 Sean Park 2010-14 311 Jason Van Eck 2001-05 306 Deon Robinson 1997-2001 294 Amir Carraway 2010-14 289 Andy Bocian 2005-07, 08-09 263 Ken Piercy 1952-56 259 Jordan Semple 2011-15 246 Rich Nelson 1969-72

career Ft pct. leaders (Min. 100) .846 Jon Baird 2006-07, 09-10 .838 Brian Faulstich 2002-04 .822 Ken Guido 1975-77.821 Rashad Parker 2010-14 .816 Andy Bocian 2005-07, 08-09 .814 Bob Fidler 1954-55 .813 Jay Flores 2009-12 .808 Amir Carraway 2010-14 .800 Tony Prescott 1992-94.778 Justin Argenal 2005-09

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27 Men's Individual Honors1987-PresentALL-AMERICAThird Team2011-12 Jay Flores

Honorable Mention2014-15 Jordan Semple

ALL-WEST REGIONFirst Team1990-91 Jake Hodges2011-12 Jay Flores2014-15 Jordan Semple

Second Team1994-95 Jayson Vossler1995-96 Jay Harrie1996-97 Andre Speech1998-99, 00-01 Deon Robinson1999-00 Greg Miller2002-03, 04-05 Scott Land2004-05 Tim Haley2011-12 Damario Sims2014-15 Robert Duncan

CONFERENCE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER1990-91 Jake Hodges1991-92 David Fluker (Co-MVP)1993-94 Aaron Martella (Co-MVP)2011-12 Jay Flores

CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR1990-91 Puck Smith1991-92 Puck Smith1992-93 Puck Smith2011-12 Greg Clink2014-15 Greg Clink

CCAA FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2001-02 Will Bonner

CCAA NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR2006-07 Jon Baird

First Team1988-89, 89-90 Rich Hogan1990-91 Jake Hodges1990-91 Doug Stevenson1991-92 David Fluker1992-93 Antone Curtis1993-94 Aaron Martella1993-94 Tony Prescott1993-94 Frankie Rodriguez1994-95 Bryant Tyler1994-95 Jayson Vossler1995-96 Jay Harrie1996-97, 97-98 Derek Byrd1997-98 Andre Speech2002-03, 04-05 Scott Land2003-04 Brian Faulstich2004-05 Tim Haley2005-06 Andy Bocian2009-10 Jon Baird2011-12 Jay Flores2011-12 Damario Sims2013-14, 14-15 Jordan Semple2014-15 Robert Duncan

Second Team1990-91 David Fluker1991-92 Kenny Gleason1991-92 Antone Curtis1992-93 Aaron Martella1992-93 Anthony Hilliard1999-00 Greg Miller2000-01 Deon Robinson2001-02 Scott Land2002-03 Daveris Hester2004-05 Will Bonner2005-06 Justin Argenal2006-07 Jon Baird2007-08 Darroll Phillips2008-09 Andy Bocian2010-11 Jay Flores2010-11 Roderick Hawkins2012-13 Damario Sims2012-13, 13-14 Amir Carraway2012-13, 13-14 Rashad Parker2013-14 Sean Park2014-15 Tanner Giddings

ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONS

Aaron Martella 1993-94

Jake Hodges 1990-91

Conference Most Valuable PlayersSince 1990

David Fluker 1991-92

Jay Flores 2011-12

Puck Smith (left) and Greg Clink (right) are the lone Wildcat bosses to win Conference Coach of the Year honors.

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Wildcats in the Postseason

CCAA Championship TournamentAll-Time CCAA Championship Tournament Record: 8-62014-15 Semifinals Chico State 72, Cal State Stanislaus 60 Final Cal Poly Pomona 62, Chico State 572013-14 1st Round Chico State 78, San Franciso State 66 Semifinals Chico State 77, Cal Poly Pomona 73 Final Cal State Stanislaus 82, Chico State 702012-13 1st Round Chico State 80, CSU Dominguez Hills 78 Semifinals Chico State 80, CSU San Bernardino 73 Final Cal Poly Pomona 78, Chico State 642011-12 1st Round Chico State 52, CSU Dominguez Hills 45 Semifinals Chico State 76, Sonoma State 74 Final Humboldt State 89, Chico State 76 2010-11 1st Round CSU Dominguez Hills 75, Chico State 592009-10 1st Round Chico State 63, CSU Dominguez Hills 60 Semifinals Cal Poly Pomona 80, Chico State 77

NCAA Championship Tournament West RegionalAll-Time NCAA Championship Tournament Record: 5-162014-15 1st Round California Baptist 67, Chico State 612013-14 1st Round Chico State 77, Cal Baptist 71 2nd Round Chico State 94, CSU San Bernardino 77 Final Chico State 81, Cal State Stanislaus 80 2012-13 1st Round Cal Poly Pomona 69, Chico State 612011-12 1st Round Chico State 75, Humboldt State 68 2nd Round Western Washington 74, Chico State 65 2004-05 1st Round Hawaii-Hilo 83, Chico State 812003-04 1st Round CSU San Bernardino 92, Chico State 601992-93 1st Round Alaska Anchorage 72, Chico State 70 2nd Round Grand Canyon 103, Chico State 981991-92 1st Round Cal State Bakersfield 99, Chico State 78 2nd Round Grand Canyon 88, Chico State 87 1990-91 1st Round Alaska Anchorage 74, Chico State 69 2nd Round UC Riverside 90, Chico State 821980-81 1st Round Puget Sound 62, Chico State 60 2nd Round Eastern Montana 54, Chico State 491973-74 1st Round UC Riverside 62, Chico State 51 2nd Round Cal Poly San Luis Obispo 81, Chico State 631957-58 1st Round Chico State 76, Linfield (OR) 62 2nd Round Fresno State 69, Chico State 56

Far Western Conference Championship TournamentAll-Time FWC Championship Tournament Record: 0-21982-83 1st Round Humboldt State 72, Chico State 681981-82 1st Round Sacramento State 62, Chico State 60

NCAC Shaughnessy PlayoffsAll-Time NCAC Shaughnessy Record: 10-7

1994-95 1st Round Chico State 113, Humboldt State 82 2nd Round Chico State 86, UC Davis 79 Final UC Davis 102, Chico State 651993-94 1st Round Chico State 80, Humboldt State 65 2nd Round San Francisco State 89, Chico State 761992-93 1st Round Chico State 80, San Francisco State 77 Final Chico State 86, Cal State Stanislaus 801991-92 1st Round Chico State 101, Sonoma State 97 (2 OT) 2nd Round UC Davis 71, Chico State 57 Final Chico State 77, UC Davis 751990-91 1st Round Chico State 97, Cal State Stanislaus 88 2nd Round San Francisco State 86, Chico State 77 Final Chico State 76, San Francisco State 721984-85 1st Round Humboldt State 55, Chico State 491983-84 1st Round Chico State 95, Sacramento State 77 2nd Round San Francisco State 55, Chico State 51 Final San Francisco State 74, Chico State 72

NCAA Championship Tournament Elite EightAll-Time NCAA Championship Tourament Elite Eight Record: 0-12013-14 1st Round South Carolina Aiken 85, Chico State 70

The 2013-14 NCAA Western Region Champion Chico State Wildcats.

29Men's Season Category Leaders

Season Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Free Throws 3-Pointers2014-15 417, Robert Duncan 269, Jordan Semple 96, Robert Duncan 42, Jordan Semple 51, Jordan Semple 84, Robert Duncan 37, M.Rosaroso,D. Kitchens2013-14 496, Rashad Parker 268, Jordan Semple 100, Rashad Parker 48, Jordan Semple 43, Jordan Semple 124, Rashad Parker 66, Rashad Parker2012-13 337, Rashad Parker 189, Jordan Semple 103, Damario Sims 26, Damario Sims 35, Jason Conrad 78, Amir Carraway 64, Rashad Parker2011-12 368, Damario Sims 201, Jordan Semple 140, Jay Flores 49, Jay Flores 30, Jordan Semple 91, Amir Carraway 54, Damario Sims2010-11 344, Roderick Hawkins 162, Terence Pellum 129, Jay Flores 42, Jay Flores 33, Terence Pellum 119, Roderick Hawkins 58, Jay Flores2009-10 406, Jon Baird 188, Roderick Hawkins 118, Jay Flores 46, Jay Flores 27, Terence Pellum 117, Roderick Hawkins 83, Jon Baird2008-09 528, Andy Bocian 130, Roderick Hawkins 121, Justin Argenal 47, Justin Argenal 7, Justin Argenal 100, Andy Bocian 56, Andy Bocian2007-08 462, Darroll Phillips 115, Frank Igbekoyi 139, Justin Argenal 53, Justin Argenal 20, Frank Igbekoyi 83, Darroll Phillips 83, Darroll Phillips2006-07 410, Andy Bocian 137, Andy Bocian 175, Justin Argenal 45, Justin Argenal 17, Frank Igbekoyi 75, Andy Bocian 82, Jon Baird2005-06 501, Andy Bocian 151, Andy Bocian 147, Justin Argenal 66, Justin Argenal 25, Pat Galos 114, Andy Bocian 47, Justin Argenal2004-05 451, Scott Land 151, Will Bonner 202, Tim Haley 55, Tim Haley 19, Jason Van Eck 89, Jason Van Eck 87, Scott Land2003-04 371, Brian Faulstich 139, Ben Perak 123, Brian Faulstich 53, Tim Haley 24, Ben Perak 77, Ben Perak 64, Brian Faulstich 2002-03 551, Scott Land 166, Ben Perak 134, Brian Faulstich 32, Brian Faulstich 24, Ben Perak 70, Jason Van Eck 89, Scott Land2001-02 443, Scott Land 156, Ben Perak 89, Ed Washington 44, Ed Washington 31, Ben Perak 86, Jason Van Eck 82, Scott Land 2000-01 361, Deon Robinson 121, Alan Case 105, Deon Robinson 32, Deon Robinson 10, Ben Perak 90, Deon Robinson 40, J. Cameron-Marshall1999-00 429, Greg Miller 192, Greg Miller 114, Deon Robinson 39, Deon Robinson 13, Greg Miller 82, Greg Miller 55, Todd Testerman 1998-99 432, Deon Robinson 135, Deon Robinson 142, Deon Robinson 67, Deon Robinson 30, Shane Miller 110, Deon Robinson 48, Deon Robinson 1997-98 524, Andre Speech 221, Andre Speech 136, Deon Robinson 65, Deon Robinson 53, Andre Speech 108, Andre Speech 48, Andre Speech1996-97 369, Derek Byrd 209, Derek Byrd 58, R.McNeill, N.Nanez 45, Nick Nanez 12, Gary Schuler 93, Vince Enos 46, Rain McNeill1995-96 409, Jay Harrie 253, Bryant Tyler 125, Jay Harrie 54, Jay Harrie 29, Bryant Tyler 75, Bryant Tyler 77, Bryant Tyler1994-95 543, Jayson Vossler 251, Bryant Tyler 145, Jayson Vossler 57, Jayson Vossler 33, Jayson Vossler 158, Jayson Vossler 62, Bryant Tyler1993-94 506, Tony Prescott 255, Aaron Martella 120, Tony Prescott 73, Frankie Rodriguez 24, Aaron Martella 139, Tony Prescott 50, F. Rodriguez1992-93 514, Anthony Hilliard 283, Aaron Martella 157, Antone Curtis 51, Antone Curtis 17, Aaron Martella 113, Aaron Martella 58, Tony Prescott1991-92 499, David Fluker 252, David Fluker 123, Antone Curtis 63, Kenny Gleason 14, David Fluker 126, Antone Curtis 80, Kenny Gleason1990-91 504, Jake Hodges 249, David Fluker 109, Jake Hodges 55, Jake Hodges 37, Jake Hodges 108, Jake Hodges 84, Jake Hodges1989-90 417, Pat Condon 231, Rich Hogan 113, Terry Grundy 37, Terry Grundy 24, Don Fowler 66, Terry Grundy 94, Pat Condon1988-89 382, Rich Hogan 226, Rich Hogan 102, Geraud Moncure 48, Jay Haro 23, Don Fowler 70, Rich Hogan 40, Jay Haro1987-88 406, Shawn Hicks 271, Shawn Hicks 80, Geraud Moncure 43, Shawn Hicks 9, Alan Peterson 71, Shawn Hicks 55, Jay Haro1986-87 282, Shawn Hicks 165, Shawn Hicks 133, Frank Lopez 30, Frank Lopez 42, Ross Wilkins 46, Shawn Hicks 32, Ryan Curry1985-86 459, Richard Ross 206, Richard Ross 53, Kele Fitzhugh 41, Richard Ross 62, Richard Ross 83, Richard Ross No 3-Point Line1984-85 477, Richard Ross 243, Jeff Carter 56, Kent Apley 22, James Broughton 27, Jeff Carter 87, Richard Ross No 3-Point Line1983-84 524, Homer Rivers 331, Jeff Carter 154, Tim Taylor 41, Homer Rivers 29, Jeff Carter 114, Homer Rivers No 3-Point Line1982-83 379, Homer Rivers 147, Kevin Haysbert 108, Homer Rivers 40, Tim Taylor 17, Joe Martinez 87, Homer Rivers No 3-Point Line1981-82 418, D. Armstrong 215, D. Armstrong 86, Joe Del Bene 42, Tim Taylor 14, D. Armstrong 114, D. Armstrong No 3-Point Line1980-81 470, D. Armstrong 216, D. Armstrong 99, Chico White Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 91, Ricky Knight No 3-Point Line1979-80 291, Eddie Teague 168, Steve Lopez 52, Eddie Teague Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 71, Eddie Teague No 3-Point Line1978-79 481, Wayne Burden 173, Mark Pepper 148, Mike Wysong Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 80, Wayne Burden No 3-Point Line1977-78 377, Jim Schreiner 189, Tom Papathakis 38, Jim Schreiner Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 51, Jim Schreiner No 3-Point Line1976-77 289, Gary Melugin 147, Jim Schreiner 56, T.Fruhwirth, K.Guido Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 64, Gary Melugin No 3-Point Line1975-76 440, Gary Melugin 214, Gary Melugin 81, Tim Fruhwirth Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 108, Gary Melugin No 3-Point Line1974-75 434, Joe Casteel 216, Joe Casteel 54, Joe Casteel Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 78, Tom Ganley No 3-Point Line1973-74 399, Dave Moore 303, Mike Harski 86, Joe Casteel Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 59, Tom Ganley No 3-Point Line1972-73 356, Dave Moore 328, Dave Moore 102, Tim Gallagher Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 72, E. Christensen No 3-Point Line1971-72 479, Rich Nelson 363, Rich Nelson Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 139, Rich Nelson No 3-Point Line1970-71 293, Paul Meranda 247, Rich Nelson Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 71, Rich Nelson No 3-Point Line1969-70 487, Roland Holcomb 220, Roland Holcomb Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 145, Roland Holcomb No 3-Point Line1968-69 379, Roland Holcomb 200, Roland Holcomb Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 94, Roland Holcomb No 3-Point Line1967-68 306, Erick Nielsen 289, Jan Hill Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 86, Erick Nielsen No 3-Point Line1966-67 —Not Available— —Not Available— Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled —Not Available— No 3-Point Line1965-66 322, Kelly Bane 221, Kelly Bane Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 66, Kelly Bane No 3-Point Line 1964-65 464, Bill Jones 312, Bill Jones Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 158, Bill Jones No 3-Point Line 1963-64 —Not Available— —Not Available— Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled —Not Available— No 3-Point Line 1962-63 340, Mike Leitner 236, Wes Walsvick Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 94, Mike Leitner No 3-Point Line 1961-62 392, Wade Wall Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 82, Wade Wall No 3-Point Line 1960-61 301, Wilbur Smith Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 69, Harold Von Bargen No 3-Point Line 1959-60 246, Bob Sherrard Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 71, Wade Wall No 3-Point Line

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Men's Series Results• denotes home game+ denotes alternate site

Academy of Art(2-0)12/19/09+ W 63-5811/13/11• W 83-36

Alaska-Anchorage(1-2) 03/15/91+ L 69-7403/12/93+ L 70-7211/15/14+ W 74-64

Alaska-Fairbanks(3-5) 12/28/88• W 100-9212/29/92• L 83-9212/29/95• W 98-8901/02/96• L 80-8601/03/00 L 92-9512/21/03+ L 75-8012/18/05+ L 80-8811/12/11• W 84-73

AzusaPacific(0-2)12/02/93• L 74-10811/29/14• L 61-75 Bethany College(3-0) 12/27/97• W 89-5512/10/02• W 102-6411/22/10• W 63-44

Biola University(1-1) 11/19/93+ L 67-7011/18/95+ W 77-76

BYU-Hawaii (0-1) 11/19/01• L 80-87

Cal Baptist(1-1)03/14/14+ W 77-7103/13/15+ L 61-67

California Christian (1-0) 11/20/93+ W 133-49

Cal Lutheran (1-0)11/17/89+ W 95-80

Cal Poly Pomona (17-28)12/10/88• W 96-7811/18/89 W 104-9512/28/90• W 85-6912/30/92• W 92-8111/15/97 L 62-8212/29/97• W 86-7812/20/98 L 56-7202/12/99• L 72-8512/19/99• L 61-7802/11/00 L 79-8501/20/01 W 91-8202/23/01• L 57-9301/05/02• L 71-8102/15/02 L 57-7601/10/03• W 88-8402/15/03 W 73-7201/02/04 L 75-8902/28/04• W 75-8901/14/05 L 52-7302/19/05 L 64-6801/13/06 W 76-6102/18/06• L 54-6701/12/07 L 44-7602/17/07• L 60-7301/11/08• L 61-64

02/16/08 L 49-7201/02/09 W 55-4702/07/09• L 51-5901/03/10• W ot 72-7002/05/10 L 61-6903/05/10+ L 77-8001/15/11 L 68-8202/18/11• W 62-5812/03/11 L 50-6402/03/12• W 75-5511/30/12• L 64-6702/02/13 L 76-8903/09/13+ L 64-7803/15/13 L 61-6901/23/14 L 64-6703/01/14• L 66-6903/07/14+ W 77-7301/02/15 W 51-5002/07/15• W 60-5203/07/15+ L ot 57-62 Cal Poly San Luis Obispo (1-1)12/30/87• W 79-7412/30/88• L 76-79

CSUBakersfield (6-14)03/13/92 L 78-9912/02/94 L 57-8501/08/99• W 63-5702/19/99 L 53-6601/19/00 L 48-8702/18/00• W 84-7901/13/01• L 67-8403/02/01 L 62-8001/13/02 L 59-7902/22/02• L 78-7901/17/03 L 79-9302/22/03• W 65-6001/09/04• L ot 77-8103/06/04 L 83-9301/29/05• W 82-8003/04/05 L 63-8001/28/06 L 76-8303/03/06• W 73-6901/06/07• W 61-5502/08/07 L 54-74

CSU Dominguez Hills(22-17)12/06/96+ L 68-7512/11/98 L 82-9802/05/99• W 95-8012/11/99• W 92-8102/04/00 W 78-7012/17/00 L 74-8302/10/01• W 80-7212/07/01• W 85-6702/02/02 L ot 86-8902/01/03• W 81-7803/07/03 W 97-7201/31/04 W 80-7302/06/04• W 72-6401/15/05• W 78-7602/18/05 W 80-7301/14/06 W 80-7602/17/06• L 67-7512/02/06 L 60-6802/02/07• L 56-6601/25/08 L 65-8802/29/08• W 75-6601/16/09• L 54-8302/21/09 L 60-7301/23/10• L 40-5502/25/10 L 66-7503/02/10 W 63-6012/31/10 L 65-7601/28/11• L 66-7603/01/11 L 59-7501/13/12• L 46-4902/18/12 W 66-5702/28/12• W 52-4501/19/13 L 41-67 02/22/13• W 76-5903/05/13• W 80-7801/10/14• W 79-65

02/15/14 W 85-6012/05/14 W 69-5901/31/15 W 67-57

Cal State East Bay(23-11) 01/16/88 L 72-8202/05/88• L 81-9701/14/89• L 87-10002/18/89 L 65-6801/26/90• W 91-8102/16/90 L 97-11001/11/91 W 68-6002/23/91• W 56-5101/17/92 L 72-7502/15/92• W 90-7701/23/93 W 84-8302/05/93• W ot 101-9701/07/94 W 91-7802/19/94• W 88-8001/13/95 W 76-6302/11/95• W 104-8401/13/96• L 83-8902/09/86 W 75-7401/11/97 L 53-6502/07/97• L 58-8001/17/98 L 84-10402/13/98• W 75-6101/09/10 W 68-5302/12/10• W 71-6701/08/11• W 65-4702/10/11 L 66-7201/20/12 W 93-7602/24/12• W 61-4701/26/13• W 68-4302/28/13 W 67-6601/17/14• W 83-7502/22/14 W 70-5601/23/15 W 56-4402/28/15• W 87-61

Cal State L.A. (19-17)11/29/90• W 79-7112/07/96+ L 58-6112/12/98 L 69-7502/06/99• L 62-7212/10/99• W 68-5602/05/00 L 68-7812/18/00 L 57-7102/09/01• L 60-6512/08/01• L 63-7602/01/02 L 59-7601/31/03• W 75-7403/08/03 W 81-6701/30/04 W 66-6402/07/04• W 76-6501/28/05• W 81-6103/05/05 W 72-6201/27/06 L 55-7703/04/06• W 80-6901/05/07• W 72-5802/10/07 L 85-9901/26/08 L 51-8202/28/08• L 72-9301/17/09• L 49-6702/20/09 W ot 76-7401/22/10• W 62-6102/26/10 W 68-6212/30/10 L 62-7101/29/11• L 53-7101/14/12• W 69-6602/17/12 L 60-6601/18/13 L 53-5402/23/13• W 70-6001/11/14• W 75-4602/14/14 W 63-6112/06/14 W 62-4601/30/15• W 64-59

CSU Monterey Bay(13-9) 12/03/04 L ot 89-9402/05/05 W 102-7212/02/05• W 87-8102/04/06 L 66-8001/20/07• L ot 104-106

02/23/07 L 86-9901/04/08• W 83-7102/09/08 L 67-7912/05/08 L 84-8701/31/09• L 71-7812/05/09 W 74-7301/29/10• L 58-6101/22/11• W 73-6802/24/11 W 68-6601/21/12 W 82-6102/23/12• W 73-5401/25/13• W 81-6403/01/13 W 91-6001/18/14• L 72-7302/21/14 W 87-8001/24/15 W 78-5602/27/15• W 76-66

CSU Sacramento(0-5) 01/12/88 L 100-13102/09/88• L 111-12111/18/88 L 96-12412/01/88• L 77-9112/09/89• L 91-106

CSU San Bernardino (15-25) 12/28/87• W 102-10111/23/91+ W 81-7312/29/96• L 87-9001/16/99 L 56-6902/27/99• L ot 71-7501/14/00• L 83-8502/26/00 L 59-6501/19/01 L 52-8202/24/01• L 72-8701/04/02• L 68-7402/16/02 L 45-7101/11/03• L 77-10802/14/03 L 60-7801/03/04 L 68-7002/27/04• L 57-8303/12/04 L 60-9201/07/05• W 80-7502/12/05 W ot 107-10501/06/06 L 59-6702/11/06• W 60-5701/12/07 L 56-6202/16/07• L 82-8301/12/08• L 54-7602/15/08 W 63-6001/03/09 L 57-7502/06/09• L 67-8401/02/10• L 74-8502/06/10 L 53-6001/14/11 L 61-7502/19/11• L 60-6701/06/12• W 63-5602/11/12 W 73-5801/12/13 W 69-6502/15/13• W 64-6103/08/13+ W 80-7301/03/14 L 81-8402/08/14• W ot 86-8203/15/14+ W 94-7701/10/15• W ot 75-7302/12/15 W ot 73-72

CSU Stanislaus (33-28)01/15/88• L 73-9202/06/88 L 92-10301/28/89 L 88-9702/25/89• L 88-9511/22/89 W 94-8901/04/90• L 101-11102/03/90 L 89-10801/12/91 W 82-7702/22/91 W 84-7203/05/91• W 97-8801/18/92 W 79-7502/14/92• W ot 82-8001/22/93 L ot 96-10102/06/93• W 82-6603/05/93• W 86-8001/08/94 L 70-84

02/18/94• L ot 95-10411/24/94+ W 82-7901/14/95 W 108-9502/10/95• W 78-6501/12/96 W ot 85-8302/10/96• W 78-7301/10/97• L 57-7102/08/97 L 69-7901/16/98• L 80-9102/14/98 W 80-6601/09/99• L 64-7602/20/99 L 72-8601/07/00 W 85-7702/19/00• W 77-7201/11/01 L 69-8402/23/02• W 78-7701/18/03 W 93-8202/21/03• W 92-8201/10/04• W 91-7803/05/04 L 78-8012/08/04 W 74-6402/02/05• W 100-8412/07/05• W 111-10502/01/06 L 76-9112/16/06• L 85-8712/20/06 L 77-8511/28/07 L 82-8601/31/08 L 70-8101/21/09 W 52-5102/25/09• L ot 67-7401/19/10 L 56-6602/09/10• W 72-6411/18/10 W 64-5912/08/10• W 61-5912/07/11 L ot 77-7901/02/12• W 63-5912/06/12• L 66-6812/29/12 W 86-4811/16/13 L ot 78-8012/14/13• W 88-6703/08/14+ L 70-8203/17/14+ W 81-80 12/13/14 W 59-4712/20/14• L ot 60-6203/06/15+ W 72-60

Central Washington (3-4)12/28/91• W 2ot 99-9411/24/01 L 76-9611/29/03• W 94-8311/26/04• W 99-7911/18/05 L 88-10711/25/06• L 78-9211/17/07 L 81-89

Chaminade(0-1)11/29/05• L 67-81

Chapman College(2-3)11/20/89 L 79-8012/29/89• W 100-8011/16/90 L 80-10312/30/90• L 68-7012/28/92• W 93-82

College of Notre Dame(18-3)12/19/87• W 77-6801/27/89 W 91-7202/24/89• W 83-7601/05/90• W 86-6402/02/90 W 95-7501/25/91 W 78-6602/09/91• W 69-5401/10/92• W 81-6302/22/92 L 56-5801/15/93• W 90-8102/13/93 W 72-6501/21/94 W 86-8202/05/94• W 109-9901/07/95• W 84-6302/18/95 L 3ot 111-11201/20/96• W 100-7902/03/96 W 66-62

01/18/97 W 72-6902/01/97• W 87-7701/10/98• W 65-6102/21/98 L 74-7712/15/89• W 103-6012/21/91• W 102-45

Colorado Christian (1-0)11/24/94+ W 82-79

Colorado Springs (1-0)12/28/93• W 76-66

Columbia Christian (3-0)11/24/87• W 77-6912/15/89• W 103-6012/21/91• W 102-45

Concordia University(1-0)11/17/95+ W 73-70

Dominican University (9-1)12/04/88• W 106-7012/19/92 W 105-7412/28/96• W 94-7511/24/00• W 99-9011/23/01• W 93-7211/29/02• W 73-6411/19/03• W 89-6411/27/10• W 71-5211/29/13• W 86-5611/28/14• W 61-67 Eastern Montana(1-6)12/03/87• L 81-8912/19/88 L 63-9012/21/88 L 68-7112/21/90 L 52-7912/22/90 L 61-7012/29/91• L 69-7512/12/92 W ot 78-75

FresnoPacific(3-0)11/19/90 W 87-7811/29/91• W 73-7111/14/97+ W 79-78

Grand Canyon(7-10) 12/30/89• L 93-9503/14/92+ L 87-8802/13/93+ L 98-10312/19/98 L 65-7602/13/99• L 54-6212/18/99• L ot 81-8902/12/00 L 77-8012/08/00• W 73-6502/03/01 W ot 84-83 01/19/02• L 77-8503/01/02 L 2ot 105-10801/25/03 L 71-7402/28/03• W 94-7901/16/04 W 87-7202/21/04• W 93-5011/24/04• W 84-7012/21/04 W 73-68

Hawaii-HIlo(1-1)03/11/05+ L 81-8311/15/05• W 90-77

HawaiiPacific(1-0)11/24/07• W 75-64

Holy Names(6-0)12/22/96• W 89-7911/28/97• W 100-9612/29/99• W 65-5111/26/99• W 99-76

Since 1987

3112/13/02• W 82-6111/09/13• W 75-43

Humboldt State(23-30) 01/30/88 L 70-8202/26/88• W 102-9301/21/89 L 56-6602/10/89• W ot 77-7401/20/90• L ot 70-7502/24/90 L 58-7502/02/91 W 68-4502/28/91• W 61-5202/01/92• W 53-5003/02/92 W ot 87-8501/30/93 W 64-5902/27/93• W 89-8301/29/94 W 94-8902/24/94• L 87-9103/02/94 W 80-6512/30/94• W 92-7101/28/95• L 79-9302/23/95 L 2ot 92-93 03/01/95• W 113-82 01/05/96• L 78-8002/17/96 L 59-9001/03/97 L 76-9202/15/97• W 91-7801/23/98• W 93-7202/07/98 W 96-9112/30/98• L 78-9712/30/99• W 85-7111/25/00• L 89-10911/30/02• L 69-8712/20/03 L 78-9511/27/04• W 77-7411/26/05• L 74-9412/17/05 L 71-8501/27/07 L 56-7403/01/07• L 75-9001/18/08 L 93-9702/23/08• L 71-9301/09/09• L 61-6502/14/09 L 60-7801/14/10 L 60-7202/20/10• L 53-6012/03/10• L ot 81-8402/05/11 L 60-6512/17/11 W 65-6301/28/12• W 67-6103/03/12+ L 76-8903/09/12+ W 75-6812/01/12• W 63-4801/31/13 L 73-8001/25/14 W 82-7002/28/14• W 81-7301/09/15• L ot 73-7402/14/15 L 65-71

Kent State(0-1)11/30/87 L 66-90

Lewis & Clark College(1-0)11/27/09• W 74-62

Lewis & Clark State (1-0)12/28/95• W 99-91

The Master's College (0-2)12/30/93• L 71-9112/30/95• L 79-84

Menlo College(3-0)12/29/00• W 86-6211/23/07• W 66-6111/22/11• W 73-49

Nevada-Reno(0-1)01/04/88 L 77-99

Northern Kentucky(1-0)12/29/88• W 91-89

Northwest Christian(1-0)11/26/10• W 85-72Northwest College(1-0)12/28/94• W 91-85Northwest Nazarene (1-1)11/19/04+ W ot 91-8911/16/07+ L 77-91Notre Dame de Namur(1-0)12/18/09+ W 71-56Oregon State(0-1)11/23/99 L 48-92Oregon Tech (8-7)12/11/87• L 80-8201/03/89 W 93-8712/28/89• W 91-8901/02/90• L 95-9812/03/90 W 98-8912/29/90• W 94-9111/26/91• W 76-6812/06/92 W 82-8011/23/93• L 101-10812/10/94 L 89-10012/12/95• L 94-9911/26/96 L 89-9512/20/97• W 75-7011/16/01 W 95-9312/21/02• L 64-71PacificUnionCollege(6-0)12/04/07• W 98-6712/11/08• W 87-3412/10/09• W 84-6812/11/10• W 69-4011/19/11• W 76-3911/14/14+ W 104-62PacificaUniversity(2-0)12/29/11• W 67-4911/17/12• W 70-35Puget Sound(5-2)01/03/91• W 79-7812/07/91 L 85-10011/23/92• W 81-7412/06/93 L 87-9811/19/94• W 85-8212/02/95 W ot 88-8301/03/98• W 83-76Quincy College(1-0)01/02/93• W 81-77St. Cloud State(1-0)11/29/08 W 74-49St. Martin's(2-1)12/18/89• W 94-8011/29/97• W 88-7411/16/08+ L 69-86St. Mary's (Calif.) (1-2)12/04/87 L 53-10311/28/88 L 57-9512/12/90 W 67-64San Francisco State (39-22)01/23/88• L ot 82-8402/19/88 L 88-10601/13/89• W 74-6602/17/89 W 89-8801/27/90• L 73-8602/17/90 L 69-8601/26/91 W 84-6602/08/91• W 78-60

03/08/91• L 77-7603/09/91• W 76-7201/11/92• W 87-7902/21/92 W 87-8001/16/93• W 76-7302/12/93 W 82-6603/02/93• W 80-7701/15/94• W 77-7402/11/94 L 73-8203/04/94 L 76-89 01/21/95• W 84-7602/03/95 L 79-8101/19/96 L 68-6902/02/96• W 75-6201/17/97• W 103-8801/31/97 W 85-8401/09/98 W 85-7402/20/98• W 94-7812/04/98• W 80-7301/29/99 W 87-6812/04/99 W 70-6001/28/00• W 66-5501/06/01• W 78-7102/16/01 L 77-9112/14/01 L 68-7102/08/02• L 71-7901/03/03 L 72-9602/08/03• W 87-6601/23/04• W 77-7202/14/04 W 65-6201/22/05 L 77-7902/25/05• W 95-6801/21/06• W 88-6102/24/06 L 64-6801/18/07• W 66-5602/24/07 W 82-6601/05/08• L 66-6702/08/08 L 61-66 12/06/08 L 49-6001/30/09• L 64-6612/04/09 W 66-5101/30/10• W 72-6001/21/11• L 70-8302/25/11 L ot 62-6412/01/11 W 72-6602/04/12• W 61-4401/05/13• W 72-5002/08/13 L 59-6312/06/13 W 67-5002/01/14• W 71-5703/06/14+ W 78-6601/16/15• W 3ot 61-5902/21/15 W 65-57

San Jose Christian(3-0)01//06/92 W 89-5912/17/94• W 74-7012/15/95• W 118-90

Santa Clara University(0-4)12/16/87 L 80-9711/27/93 L 55-11112/22/01 L 67-9212/18/04 L 74-87

Seattle University (1-2)12/22/06• W 75-4712/20/07+ L 74-9511/15/08 L 58-61

SeattlePacific (3-8)11/22/91+ L 80-10312/06/91 L 65-7912/19/94• L 84-8912/04/95 L 60-6112/13/96• W ot 88-8312/06/97 L 95-10211/28/03• W 93-9111/20/04 L 80-8411/28/09• L 44-6511/24/12• L 47-7911/30/13• W 73-70

Simpson College (4-0)11/13/98 W 88-3912/10/11 W 82-5912/14/12• W 80-5211/23/13 W 70-47

Sonoma State(28-31)01/22/88 W 73-7002/20/88• L 94-9701/06/89 L 74-10302/03/89• L 66-7601/13/90 L 73-9602/10/90• L 2ot 100-10401/18/91• W 110-7502/16/91 W 90-8601/24/92• W 69-6602/08/92 W 74-5903/03/92• W 2ot 101-97010/9/93 W 92-7702/19/93• W 88-7301/14/94• W 76-7402/12/94 W 90-7901/20/95• W 80-7402/04/95 W 94-8301/06/96• W 94-8902/16/96 L 78-8501/04/97 W 94-8102/14/97• L 62-7701/24/98• W 60-5702/06/98 L 80-8102/24/98 L 75-8512/05/98• L 79-9401/30/99 L 77-8612/03/99 L 81-10501/28/00• W 71-6901/05/01• W 66-6402/17/01 L ot 73-8112/15/01 L 60-9002/09/02• L 89-10201/04/03 L 61-7402/07/03• L 70-7401/24/04• W 70-5702/13/04 L 91-9701/22/05 L 89-9902/26/05 L 67-8701/20/06• L 85-9602/25/06 L 82-9201/25/07 L 67-7603/03/07• L 55-7101/19/08 L 51-6602/22/08• L 71-9001/10/09• W ot 72-6202/13/09 L ot 62-7101/16/10 L 58-7702/19/10• L 78-8512/04/10• W 69-6502/03/11 W 80-7712/19/11 L 54-6101/27/12• L 59-6203/02/12+ W 76-7401/04/13• W 82-6502/09/13 W 71-6012/07/13 W 79-6801/31/14• W 76-6801/17/15• W 64-5902/20/15 W 80-43

South Carolina Aiken(0-1)03/26/14+ L 70-85

Southern Colorado (1-2)12/30/91• W 71-6311/26/94• L 66-6911/22/96+ L 91-98

Southern Oregon(8-3)12/12/87• L 64-82 12/03/88 W 102-9412/02/89• W 97-9012/01/90 L 102-11012/10/91• W 95-8011/24/92 W 99-7712/11/93• W 86-69

11/21/94 L 86-9011/28/95• W ot 94-9011/19/96 W 76-6811/18/97• W 101-6701/16/10 L 58-7702/19/10• L 78-85Southwest Baptist (1-0)11/24/98• W 68-51Tarleton State (0-1)11/17/06 L 63-86Texas A&M Commerce (0-1)11/18/06+ L 66-89Toledo (0-1)11/28/87 L 50-75UniversityofthePacific(0-2)12/14/96 L 55-9011/20/98 L 58-102UC Davis (17-21)01/08/88• W 81-7302/12/88 L 69-9501/07/89 L 74-9502/04/89• L 72-7501/12/90 L 81-8302/09/90• W 101-8301/19/91• L 66-6802/15/91 L 81-8401/25/92• W 84-7002/07/92 W 75-6303/03/92• L 57-7103/07/92• W 77-7501/08/93 W 55-5202/20/93• L 70-7501/22/94 W 63-6102/04/94• W 72-6801/06/95• W 76-7402/17/95 L ot 78-8503/03/95 W 86-7903/04/95 L 65-10201/27/96 L 75-9002/22/96• L 62-7002/28/96 L 79-9401/25/97• L 52-6702/20/97 L 56-8001/31/98 L 67-8601/20/99• L 73-7901/23/99 L 71-10201/19/00 L 60-9501/22/00• W 84-6501/24/01• W 89-7301/27/01 L ot 82-9001/23/02 W 103-8701/26/02• W 72-6812/07/02• W 70-6512/29/02 W 70-6712/03/03 L 69-9512/06/03• W 77-67UC Irvine (0-1)11/21/97 L 66-74UC Riverside (4-6)03/16/91+ L 82-9012/29/93• L 73-8111/25/94+ W ot 99-9411/20/95 L 71-8512/30/96• L 74-8612/30/97• W 82-6501/15/99 L 70-7102/26/99• W 72-62 01/15/00• L ot 81-8902/25/00 W 77-75UC San Diego(18-12)12/09/00• W 76-6602/02/01 L 64-6801/18/02• L ot 87-88

03/02/02 L 91-10101/24/03 W 92-6903/01/03• W 89-8201/17/04 W 85-7602/20/04• W 108-9801/08/05• W 80-5402/11/05 W 82-6601/07/06 L 41-6102/10/06• L 56-7012/01/06 W 74-6702/03/07• L 54-6912/01/07 L 55-6502/01/08• L 49-6201/24/09 L 63-6902/26/09• W 60-5701/07/10 W 77-6802/13/10• W 58-4201/07/11• W 68-5502/12/11 W 60-5601/07/12• W 66-5602/10/12 W 71-6401/11/13 L 62-6502/16/13• W 64-6101/04/14 W 73-5002/07/14• L 64-6601/03/15 L 53-6902/06/15 W 72-64

UC Santa Cruz(2-1)11/29/89• W 99-6411/27/92 L 75-7912/18/93• W 100-69

US International(1-0)12/08/90 W 114-104

U. of Colo. - Colo Springs (2-0)11/28/08• W 77-6711/23/12• W 68-44

University of Washington (0-2)12/03/91 L 47-9412/01/92 L 67-130

Western Montana (1-0)12/11/92+ W 78-69

WesternNewMexico (0-1)12/29/94• L 87-92

Western Oregon (1-2)11/19/05+ L 85-9711/24/06• W 83-5411/21/08 L 77-81

Western State College (1-1)11/23/96+ L 80-10411/27/99• W ot 107-105

Western Washington (0-2)12/04/93 L 73-10503/10/12 L 65-74

Whittier (1-0)12/29/87• W 111-73

Willamette University(1-0)12/22/07+ W 80-66

William Jessup(1-0)11/25/14• W 97-64

Wisconsin-Parkside(0-1)11/22/08+ L 84-94

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AAbittan, Simon ... 1977-78Adams, Joe ........ 1977-78Albrecht, Steve .. 1971-74Alexander, Darryl . 1988-89Allred, David ...... 1992-95Alston, Mike ....... 1980-81Andrews, Lamar . 1991-94Apley, Kent ........ 1983-85Appel, Nate ....... 2011-14Argenal, Justin ... 2005-09Armstrong, Derrick . 1980-82Ash, Robert ....... 2006-09

Bahr, Chris ........ 1990-92Baird, Jon . 2006-07, 09-10Baker, Maurice . 2005-06, 07-08Bane, Kelly ........ 1965-66Barbosa, Loren ... 1989-90Barnes, Steve .... 1977-78Barron, Art ........ 1995-96Barton, Bryan .... 1983-84Barton, Jordan ... 2011-15Battinich, Bob . 1995-97, 98-99Beaman, Bob ..... 1970-71Beck, Raymond .. 1995-96Bell, Brian ......... 1994-96Bell, Mike .......... 1967-68Bellini, Pat ......... 1965-66Benjamin, Abdul . 1998-2000Best, Rob .......... 1998-99Bertuca, Tony ..... 1969-71Beyer, Jason ...... 2002-03Bidwell, Kary ...... 1985-87Bieber, Brad ....... 1987-88Bocian, Andy . 2005-07, 08-09Bonner, Will ....... 2001-05Boyle, Ed ........... 1968-70Bradley, Shane ... 2005-08Branch, Danny ... 1992-93Brantley, Pat ...... 1982-83Brian, Bob ......... 1979-81Broughton, James.. 1984-86Brown, Ron ........ 1994-96Bunting, Bob ...... 1977-79Burden, Wayne .. 1978-79Burks, Nate ....... 1998-99Butcher, Andy .... 2001-05Byrd, Derek ....... 1996-98

Cameron-Marshall, James ..1999-2002Canning, Brian ... 1993-96Carling, Jeff ....... 1985-86Carlson, Clay ..... 1994-96Carmine, Roger .. 1970-71Carr, Colin ......... 2003-05Carraway, Amir .. 2010-14Carter, Jeff......... 1983-85Carter, Tom ........ 1966-68

Case, Alan ......... 2000-01Casteel, Joe ....... 1973-75Castro, Pete ....... 1978-80Caver, Leffage .... 1992-93Chik, Dale ......... 1972-74Christensen, Ed .. 1966-67Christensen, Eric . 1972-74Christian, Kevin .. 1989-90Clark, Mike ........ 1982-84Clark, Yancy ...... 1981-82Clements, Bob . 1972-73,74-75Clink, Greg ........ 1992-94Condon, Pat ....... 1989-91Connolly, Steve .. 1970-71Conrad, Jason .... 2009-13Conrad, Mark ..... 1965-66Conrad, Mark ..... 1969-70Contente, Jarred .. 2005-06Cooley, Keyon .... 2000-01Covarrubias, Lance . 1985-86Cox, Gary .......... 1965-66Crawford, Jeff .... 1982-84Crowley, John .... 1976-77Crupper, Duane .. 1986-88Curry, DeShawn . 2001-02Curry, Ryan ....... 1984-88Curtis, Antone .... 1991-93Curtis, Dan ........ 1997-98

Daigle, Henry ..... 1968-70Dalton, Brandon . 1978-80Davis, Drew ....... 2007-08Davis, Lamont .... 1994-95DeKock, Dan ...... 1974-75Del Bene, Joe ..... 1980-82Dennis, Kim ....... 1974-77Dent, MacKenzie . 2001-02Devine, Chris ..... 1993-96Dickinson, Pete .. 1984-85Dickson, Phillip ... 1975-76Dinaburg, Eric .... 1991-92Donnell, Tom ..... 1965-66Duncan, Robert .. 2013-15Durr, Raphael ..... 1992-93Dwyer, Bob ........ 1970-71Dyslin, Mike ....... 1978-80

Egly, Brian ......... 1967-69Elliott, Dave ....... 2000-01Ellis, Isaiah ........ 2014-15Enos, Vince ........ 1996-97Erickson, Brian ... 2005-07Estrada, Giordano . 2013-14Evans, Ken ........ 1984-85Ewing,Robin ....... 1981-83

Faulstich, Brian .. 2002-04Fitzhugh, Kele .... 1984-86Fitzsimmons, Tom . 1965-67

Ferrin, Andrew ... 2006-08Flores, Jay ......... 2009-12Fluker, David ...... 1990-92Foster, James ..... 1979-81Fowler, Don ....... 1988-90Fox, Bill ............. 1974-75France, Dennis ... 1966-67Fruhwirth, Tim ... 1975-77

Gabriel, Mike .. 1966-68,69-70Gallagher, Tim .... 1971-73Galos, Pat .......... 2005-06Ganley, Tom ....... 1973-75Ganzel, Jason .... 1996-97Garretson, Greg . 1993-95Garrison, Mike .... 1984-85Gera, Steve ....... 1970-71Giddings, Tanner .. 2014-15Girsch, Pat ......... 1965-66Gleason, Kenny .. 1988-92Gleason, Skipper 1993-95Glover, Raphael .. 1993-94Gonzalez, David . 1987-89Gooch, Todd ...... 1983-84Graves, Zach ..... 2008-11Greene, Jim ....... 1989-90Grey, Todd .. 1988-89, 90-91Groelz, Ryan .1991-93,94-95Grundy, Terry ..... 1988-90Guido, Ken ........ 1975-77Guthrie, Marty ... 1989-90

Habedanck, Gary . 1973-75Habel, Greg ....1999-2001Haley, Tim ......... 2003-05Hamm, Scott ..... 1978-79Hanafee, Joel ..... 2000-03Harding, Duaine . 1976-77Harker, Jason ..... 1992-94Haro, Jay ........... 1987-89Harper, Don ....... 1977-78Harrie, Jay ......... 1995-96Harrington, Tom . 1967-68Harris, Travis ..... 2005-07Harris, Tyler ....... 2014-15Harski, Mike ....... 1972-74Harvey, Tom ...... 1990-91Hashbarger, Chuck ..1980-81Haugen, Paul ..... 1976-77Hawkins, Roderick . 2007-11Haysbert, Kevin .. 1982-84Hearns, Hugh ..... 1977-79Heller, Chris ....... 1990-92Henderson, Jon .. 2000-02Henegar, Beau ..1999-2001, 03-05Hester, Daveris . 1997-98, 2002-03Hicks, Sam ........ 2011-13Hicks, Shawn ..... 1986-88Hill, Bennie ........ 1980-81

Hill, Jan ............. 1966-68Hill, Mike ........... 1976-78Hilliard, Anthony..1991-93Hodges, Jake ..... 1990-91Hogan, Rich ....... 1987-90Holcomb, Roland .1968-70Holcomb, Ted ..... 1973-74Holt, Rod ........... 1985-87Hook, Gary ........ 1982-83Hollister, John .... 1975-77Houser, Matt ...1998-2000Hudson, Angelo .. 1985-87Huffer, Todd ....... 1988-90Hulburt, Conor ... 2002-03

Igbekoyi, Frank .. 2006-08Isaacs, Randy .... 1984-86Isom, Vincent .... 1981-82

Jackson, Josh ..2007-09, 10-12Johnson, Bob ..... 1966-69Johnson, Doug ... 1965-66Johnson, Jim ...... 1966-68Johnson, Marcus . 1981-82Johnson, Steve .. 1970-71Jones, Billy ........ 1965-66Jones, Bob ......... 1968-70Jones, Buck ....... 1970-71Jones, Olajuwon . 2005-07Joshua, Dominic .1999-2000

Keenan, Mike ..... 1982-83Kelly, Cole ......... 2006-07Kemp, Paul ........ 1997-99Kennedy, Bain .... 1997-98Kimbrell, Greg .... 1981-82Kitchens, Drew ... 2012-15King, Dan .......... 1965-66Klick, Tim .......... 1969-72Knight, Ricky ..... 1980-82Knorr, Steve ...... 1980-83Koehl, Dave ....... 1966-68Kremenliff, George ..1975-77Krocheski, Chris . 1991-92

Lambert, Anthony . 1997-98Lambrecht, Jim .. 1965-66Land, Scott ........ 2001-05Lawrence, Julian . 1994-96Leday, Mark ....... 1995-96Lee, Arlandos ..... 1972-75Lee, Powell ........ 2009-10Lemenager, Mark . 1970-71Levingston, Andre . 1987-88Lewis, Rodney .... 2003-06Linz, Mark ......... 1987-88Little, Doug ....... 2003-05Lonnegren, Nick . 2008-10Lopez, Frank ...... 1986-88Lopez, Steve ...... 1978-80

1965-presentLovisolo, Jake .2009-13Lucas, Jay ......... 1979-80

Maciula, Robbie .. 1995-97Magalotti, Chris .. 2012-15Martella, Aaron .. 1990-94Martin, Mike ....... 2007-08Martin, Rich ....... 1972-74Martinez, Joe ..... 1981-83Mathiesen, Marty ..1978-80,84-86Mathiesen, Pat ... 1983-87McCain, James ... 1996-97McCollum, Travis .2002-05McCormick, D. ... 1971-72McCowan, Lee .... 2000-02McCusker, Doug . 1988-89McDaniel, Tony ... 1982-83McFerren, Jalen .. 2014-15McGrath, Connor .2012-13McNeill, Rain ...... 1996-97Melton, Woody ... 1996-98Melugin, Gary .... 1975-77Meranda, Paul .... 1970-71Merriman, Chuck . 2000-01Miles, Tyronne .... 1997-99Miller, Canyon .... 2008-09Miller, Greg .....1998-2000Miller, Shane ...1998-2000Miramontez, Jeff . 1982-83Miranda, Paul . 1968-69, 70-71Mitchell, Mike ..... 1986-88Moll, Casey ........ 2007-08Moncure, Geraud .. 1987-89Moore, Dave ...... 1972-74Morthel, Robert .. 1990-91Mottram, John .... 1978-80Moyer, Spencer .. 2009-13Muhammad, Maluchi . 1995-96Murphy, Steve .... 1970-71

Nachbar, Ken ..... 1981-82Nanzel, Nick ...... 1996-97Nelson, Rich ...... 1969-72Nestande, Ken ... 1981-82Newman, Andy ... 1993-94Nickelson, Dexter .1988-89Nielsen, Erick ..... 1966-69Nishikawa, Tom .. 1992-94Nye, Darren ....... 2009-10

Oliveira, D. ....... 1971-72Oliveria, Mike ..... 1965-67Olmstead, Rick ... 1965-66Olson, Adam ...... 2003-05

Palmer, Gary ...... 1982-84Papathakis, Tom . 1974-78Parent, Kevin ..... 2005-06Park, Sean ......... 2010-14

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Parker, Rashad .. 2010-14Paul, Jeff .......... 1974-75Paul, Kai ........... 2002-03Pellum, Terence . 2009-11Pendo, Ned ....... 1993-95Pepper, Mark ..... 1978-80Perak, Ben ........ 2000-04Percich, Bill ....... 1973-74Perry, Bill ......... 1974-75Peterson, Alan ... 1986-88Phagura, Manny . 1995-96Phillips, Darroll .. 2007-08Phillips, Drian .... 2013-14Piluso, Steve ..... 1968-70Pollard, Duane .. 1966-67Prescott, Tony ... 1992-94Prestwood, Jim .. 1965-66Price, Brandon .1999-2000Priest, Trevor ...... 2013-15

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Ramallo, Saulo .. 1996-97Raspberry, Mark .1990-92Rathbun, David . 1974-75Rausa, Mike ...... 1997-98Redd, Mike ....... 1992-93Reed, Earl ........ 1979-81Reed, Ron ........ 1965-66Reiland, Dave ... 1977-78Reischling, Mark 1966-68Rick, Randy ...... 1982-84

Riley, D. .......... 1971-72Rinell, Ron ........ 1982-83Rivers, Homer ... 1982-84Roberts, Chris ... 1985-87Robinson, Deon .1997-2001Robinson, James .1985-86Rock, Don ........ 1998-99Rodriguez, Frankie . 1993-94Roman, Mike ..... 1975-77Romo, Rick ....... 1968-69Rosaroso, Mike .. 2011-15Ross, Jacob ...... 1998-99Ross, Joe .......... 1985-87Ross, Richard .... 1984-86Russell, Junior ... 2008-09Rutherglen, Mike 1970-73Ryan, Mark ....... 1970-71

Santiago, Luis ... 2007-08Schafer, Mike .1999-2000Scheitlin, Andy .. 2006-07Schreiner, Jim ... 1974-78Schroeder, Bob .. 1966-67Schuler, Gary .... 1996-98Schwerdt, Jim ... 1966-67Scott, Antonio ... 1996-97Scott, Ken ........ 1978-79Scott, R. .......... 1971-72Sealock, Mike .... 1977-78Seals, Brian ...... 2009-10Sedlacek, Todd .. 1980-81Semple, Jordan . 2011-15

Severns, Dave .. 1977-78Sinayoko, Shawki . 1988-90Sharp, Chris . 2008-09, 10-11Sheley, Greg ..... 1987-89Shellebarger, Kyle . 1998-99Shepherd, John . 1993-94Silverstrom, Corey . 2014-15Simonds, Joel ... 1998-99Sims, Damario .. 2009-13Sims, York ........ 2008-09Slacke, James ... 1972-73Sligh, Brandon .. 2004-07Small, Milo ....... 1996-97Smallwood, Bob . 1967-68Smiddy, Ron ..... 1970-71Smith, Daniel .... 2001-03Smith, Jason ..... 1998-99Smith, Leonard . 1974-75Smith, Marc ...... 1969-70Smith, Marquis .. 1997-98Smith, Ryan ...... 2005-08Smith, Tony ...... 1983-84Smoots, Jerald .. 1981-82Soto, Jesse ....... 2007-08Speech, Andre .. 1997-98Speyer, Dale ..... 1967-68Staniland, James . 2011-13Stenseth, Jeff.... 1990-91Stevenson, Doug . 1989-91Stockhammer, Michael . 2005-07Stockwell, Mike . 1977-78Stokes, Harold .. 1970-71

Stone, Ethan ..... 2009-10Strand, Dave .... 1968-69Sukavaneshwar, Jugan . 2000-01Sumlin, LaCurtis .2006-09Sutton, Ross ..... 1979-81

Tacheria, Scott .. 1973-74Taylor, Jason ..... 1989-92Taylor, Rod........ 1969-70Taylor, Roy ........ 1997-98Taylor, Tim ........ 1980-84Teague, Eddie ... 1978-80Teague, Narcippa . 2002-04Testerman, Todd .1998-2000Thompson, Kelib .2003-06Thompson, Liddell .1994-96Thompson, R. .. 1971-72Torres, Drew ..1999-2000Treglown, Dick .. 1967-68Trout, Steve ...... 1996-98Tyler, Bryant ..... 1994-96

Udy, Marty ........ 1988-90Ullrich, Larry ..... 1966-67

Van Eck, Jason .. 2001-05Varnell, Gary..... 1977-78Vernon, Jack ..... 1985-86Vierra, Vern ...... 1972-73Vossler, Jason ... 1993-95Voth, Bradley .... 1992-93

Walberg, Todd ... 1975-77Walker, Coby ..... 2007-09Walker, Vince .... 1983-84Wagner, Rob ..... 1978-81Ward, Walter ..... 1983-84Washington, Ed . 2001-02Weber, Mark ..... 1970-71Webster, Chuck . 2003-05White, Chico ..... 1979-81Wilkins, Ross .... 1986-87Williams, Makeiva . 1992-93Williams, R. ..... 1971-72Williams, Tony ... 1989-90Willenborg, Chad . 1995-96Wilson, Charles . 2007-08Wilson, Willie .... 1993-94Winter, Dean ..... 1972-73Wise, Russ ........ 1966-67Wolski, Tim ....... 1996-97Woods, Jack ...... 1984-87Wynne, Sharhron . 1993-94Wysong, Mike ... 1978-79

Yonge, Chris ..... 1984-85

Zalunardo, Bob . 1965-66Zarecky, Barry .. 1967-70Zarecky, Gary ... 1965-66Zanze, Rod ....... 1975-76

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Although he predates the media guide's all-time roster, George Maderos deserves special mention as the greatest player in Chico State basketball history. During his four years as a Wildcat (1951-55), Maderos scored 2,377 points and averaged 20.85 points per game - both school records that have stood for 60 years. Maderos also starred on (and later coached)theChicoStatefootball,trackandboxingteams,andwentontoplaytwoyearsof professional football with the San Francisco 49ers. Maderos was a charter member of the Chico Sports Hall of Fame in 1973 and in 1986 was among the initial inductees into the Chico State Sports Hall of Fame.

35CCAA OpponentsCal State San Marcos

Nickname: CougarsEnrollment: 11,600

Head Coach: Jim SaiaRecord at School: 104-25 (4 yrs)

2014-15 Record: 30-4 (final season in NAIA)SID: Matt Berson, 760-750-7114

Series since 1987: No meetings prior to 2015-16

Stanislaus StateNickname: Warriors

Enrollment: 8,000Head Coach: Larry Reynolds

Record at School: 89-79 (6 yrs)2014-15 Record: 18-11 (14-8), T4th

SID: Hung Tsai, 209-667-3168Series since 1987: Chico State leads, 33-28

Humboldt State Nickname: Lumberjacks

Enrollment: 7,300Head Coach: Steve Kinder

Record at School: 92-52 (5 yrs)2014-15 Record: 22-8 (15-7) 3rd

SID: Andrew Goetz, 707-826-3631Series since 1987: Humboldt State leads, 30-23

San Francisco StateNickname: Gators

Enrollment: 30,000Head Coach: Paul Trevor


SID: Joe Danahey, 415-338-1579Series since 1987: Chico State leads, 39-22

Sonoma StateNickname: Seawolves

Enrollment: 8,000Head Coach: Pat Fuscaldo


SID: Tyler Lobe, 707-664-2478Series since 1987: Sonoma State leads, 31-28

UC San DiegoNickname: Tritons

Enrollment: 25,278Head Coach: Eric Olen

Record at School: 31-22 (2 yrs)2014-15 Record: 16-11 (14-8), T4thSID: Scott Flanders, 858-534-8437

Series since 1987: Chico State leads, 18-12

Cal Poly PomonaNickname: Broncos Enrollment: 22,000

Head Coach: Greg KamanskyRecord at School: 316-124 (15 yrs)

2014-15 Record: 24-7 (17-5) 2ndSID: Greg Salvage, 909-869-2812

Series since 1987: Cal Poly Pomona leads, 28-17

Cal State Dominguez Hills Nickname: Toros

Enrollment: 14,583Head Coach: Steve Becker

Record at School: 7-21 (1 year)2014-15 Record: 7-21 (3-19) 12th

SID: Mel Miranda, 310-243-3764Series since 1987: Chico State leads, 22-17

Cal State East BayNickname: PioneersEnrollment: 14,749

Head Coach: Gus ArgenalRecord at School: 13-43 (2 yrs)

2014-15 Record: 6-22 (4-18), 11thSID: Steve Connolly, 510-885-4509


Cal State Los AngelesNickname: Golden Eagles

Enrollment: 20,000Head Coach: Dieter Horton

Record at School: 10-16 (1 year)2014-15 Record: 10-16 (8-14), 10th

SID: Paul Helms, 323-343-5308Series since 1987: Chico State leads, 19-17

Cal State Monterey BayNickname: OttersEnrollment: 5,002

Head Coach: Rob BishopRecord at School: 68-123 (7 yrs)

2014-15 Record: 13-15 (9-13), T7thSID: Kevin Gilmore, 831-582-3118


Cal State San BernardinoNickname: CoyotesEnrollment: 17,000

Head Coach: Jeff OliverRecord at School: 261-111 (13 yrs)

2014-15 Record: 12-14 (12-10), 6thSID: Mark Reinhiller, 909-537-3001

Series since 1987: Cal State San Bernardino leads, 25-15

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Anita Barker is in her 14th year as the Athletic Director for the University’s 13 intercollegiate athletics teams. Barker has successfully worked to build on the prior success of the department and continues to focus on improving fundraising and marketing efforts to offer more athletic grant-in-aid to deserving student-athletes. She also served as President of the Division II Athletics Directors Association from 2012-14. Under Barker’s guidance, 2014-15 produced another outstanding year for Chico State Athletics. With seven sports reaching the NCAA Championships, the Wildcats finished 44th among all Division II schools in the final Learfield Sports Directors’ Cup standings. Chico State was among the final eight teams vying for the D-II men’s golf title, while men’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, softball and men’s and

Athletic Director - Anita Barker

Dr. Paul J. Zingg, California State University, Chico’s 15th president, is in his 12th year of service at the University. Chico State, one of 23 campuses in The California State University System, is a comprehensive, four-year university whose motto “Today Decides Tomorrow” guides 16,000 students through their undergraduate and graduate education. Prior to being named president at Chico State, Zingg was provost and vice president for academic affairs at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo from 1995 to 2004. Before that he served as the dean of the College of Liberal Arts at Cal Poly, 1993-1995. Zingg served as dean of the School of Liberal Arts at Saint Mary’s College of California from 1986-1993. Previously, he spent several years at the University of Pennsylvania,

University President - Dr. Paul J. Zingg

serving as assistant to the president from 1984-1986, as an American Council on Education Fellow in Academic Administration and special assistant to the president in 1983-1984, and as vice dean of the School of Arts and Sciences, 1979-1983. Zingg received his Ph.D. in history in 1974 from the University of Georgia, Athens; an M.A. in history in 1969 from the University of Richmond, Virginia; and a B.A. in history in 1968 from Belmont Abbey College, North Carolina. He has published ten books and nearly 100 articles on American higher education, student learning, educational leadership, sports history, and intercollegiate athletics. He has also acted as a sports history consultant to several presses, the media, museum curators, and on Ken Burns’ acclaimed television documentary series, Baseball, in 1994. Zingg was appointed a fellow of the American Council on Education in 1983-1984, has received support for his research from the National Endowment for the Humanities, and has served on several national boards and commissions for higher education.

women’s track and field all competed for national championships. Chico State also finished second in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Commissioner’s Cup rankings, awarded to the conference’s member institution with the highest aggregate ranking in eight of the CCAA’s 12 championship sport offerings. Chico State claimed conference titles in men’s and women’s cross country, men’s basketball and women’s track and field in 2014-15, with second place finishes in women’s soccer and men’s track and field. During the 2009-10 school year, Barker was honored for her individual achievements when the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics (NACDA) named her the 2009 Division II West Region Athletic Director of the Year. In addition to maintaining competitive sports programs, one of Barker’s top priorities is to continue to improve the student-athlete experience at Chico State. That is being accomplished through a focus on the Student Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC) and the implementation of fall kickoff and spring wrap up barbecues to thank all the athletes who give so much to the University. Prior to her current position, Barker served as the University’s associate athletic director alongside athletic director Don Batie, who held the position for seven years. As associate athletic director, Barker served as the senior women's administrator, supervised staff, and developed departmental policy and procedures, among numerous other duties. Barker has worked in the athletic department since 1990, when she was hired as the assistant athletic trainer. She began working in athletic administration in 1995, when she was appointed the assistant athletic director and senior women’s administrator. In 1997, she was promoted to associate athletic director. Barker graduated from Ohio Northern University in 1985 and received her master’s from the University of Arizona in Tucson in 1987. She has worked at all three divisions in the NCAA. Barker and her husband Scott, the Wildcats’ head athletic trainer, have two children, Luke (a former Chico State student-athlete) and McKena (a current member of the Wildcat women’s basketball team).

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Day Date Opponent Time PlaceFri.-Sat. Nov. 13-14 CCAA/Pac West Challenge - Coslet Classic CHICOFri. Nov. 13 Sonoma State vs. Holy Names 5:30 CHICOFri. Nov. 13 Notre Dame de Namur 7:30 CHICOSat. Nov. 14 Sonoma State vs. Notre Dame de Namur 5:30 CHICO Sat. Nov. 14 Holy Names 7:30 CHICOSat.-Sun. Nov. 21-22 Western Oregon Hampton Inn D2 Shootout Monmouth, Ore.Sat. Nov. 21 Western Oregon 2:00 MonmouthSun. Nov. 22 Saint Martin's 12:00 MonmouthFri. Dec. 4 San Francisco State* 5:30 San FranciscoSat. Dec. 5 Cal State East Bay* 5:30 HaywardTues. Dec. 8 Fresno Pacific 5:30 FresnoSat. Dec. 12 Cal State San Marcos* 5:30 CHICOSat. Dec. 19 Sonoma State* 5:30 Rohnert ParkThur. Dec. 31 Cal State Los Angeles* 1:00 CHICOSat. Jan. 2 Cal State Dominguez Hills* 5:30 CarsonThur. Jan. 7 Humboldt State* 5:30 ArcataSat. Jan. 9 Cal Poly Pomona* 5:30 PomonaFri. Jan. 15 San Francisco State* (Faculty/Staff Night) 5:30 CHICOSat. Jan. 16 Sonoma State* (Alumni Association Night) 5:30 CHICOThur. Jan. 21 Cal State San Marcos* 5:30 San MarcosSat. Jan. 23 Simpson University 7:00 CHICO Sat. Jan. 30 Stanislaus State* 5:30 CHICOFri. Feb. 5 Cal State East Bay* 5:30 CHICOSat. Feb. 6 Cal State Monterey Bay* (Art Acker Night) 5:30 CHICOFri. Feb. 12 UC San Diego* 5:30 La JollaSat. Feb. 13 Cal State San Bernardino* 5:30 San BernardinoFri. Feb. 19 Cal Poly Pomona* 5:30 CHICOSat. Feb. 20 Humboldt State* (Senior Night) 5:30 CHICOThur. Feb. 25 Cal State Dominguez Hills* 5:30 CHICOSat. Feb. 27 Cal State Los Angeles* 7:30 Los AngelesTues. Mar. 1 CCAA Championship Tournament - First Round TBD TBDFri.-Sat. Mar. 4-5 CCAA Championship Tournament - Semis & Championship TBD Stockton Fri.-Mon. Mar. 11-14 NCAA Championship Tournament - West Regional TBD TBDTue.-Wed. Mar. 22-23 NCAA Championship Tournament - Quarter & Semifinals TBD Sioux Falls, S.D.Mon. Apr. 4 NCAA Championship Tournament - Final TBD Indianapolis, Ind.

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No Name Pos Ht Yr Hometown Previous School Major 3 Whitney Branham* G 5-7 So. Stevenson Ranch West Ranch HS Undeclared 4 Irie Stokes G 5-5 Fr. Chino Upland HS Kinesiology10 Sherise Porchia G 5-6 Jr. Boise, Idaho Idaho State Social Work11 Sammy DeHart G/F 5-11 Fr. Nevada City Nevada Union HS Undeclared12 Natalie Valenzuela* F 6-1 So. Saugus Chaminade Prep Undeclared21 Lauren Johnson* G 5-8 So. Mountain View St. Francis HS Sociology23 Michelle Townsend G 5-9 Jr. Hayward Chabot CC Psychology24 Tyler Prange** G 5-9 Jr. Anaheim Canyon HS Communications30 Brooke Bowen* G/F 5-9 Sr. Vancouver, WA Clark CC Business Marketing32 Kayla Taylor F 5-10 So. Concord Diablo Valley CC Business Administration33 Ashtyn Anderson** F 5-11 Jr. Fontana Etiwanda HS History40 Haley Cremen* F 5-11 So. Napa Justin-Siena HS Kinesiology41 McKena Barker F 6-0 Fr. Chico Pleasant Valley HS Public Administration

*Number of Chico State basketball letters won. Head Coach: Brian Fogel (Sonoma State, '90) – 8th yearAssistant Coach: Ali Mollet – 4th yearAssistant Coach: Brett Cauchi – 3rd yearGraduate Assistant Athletic Trainer: Tiffani Regacho, ATCHead Athletic Trainer: Scott Barker, ATC

School ...................... Chico StateAddress ...................... Chico, CA 95929-0300Established/Enrollment .. 1887 (Chico Normal School)/16,000University President ..... Dr. Paul J. Zingg (Belmont Abbey, '68)Athletic Director .......... Anita Barker (Ohio Northern, '85)Associate Athletic Director .. Mitch Cox (Chico State, '81)Nickname/Colors ......... Wildcats/Cardinal and WhiteNational Affiliation ....... NCAA Division II Conference ................. CCAAField/Capacity ............. Acker Gym (1,997)Web site ..................... www.chicowildcats.com

Head Coach ............ Brian FogelAlma Mater ............. Sonoma State, '90 Coach’s Phone ......... 530-898-5123Coach's Email ......... [email protected]'s Record........ 124-78 (7 years)2014-15 Record ...... 10-16 (7-15) T8th in CCAAReturning/Lost ........ Lettermen: 7/5 Starters: 2/3SID/Assistant .......... Luke Reid/Rory MillerSID Phone .............. 530-898-4658 SID Email ............... [email protected]/Basketball FAX .. 530-898-6582

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Sitting (L-R): Kayla Taylor, Ashtyn Anderson, Lauren Johnson, Brooke Bowen.Standing (L-R): Sherise Porchia, Sammy DeHart, Haley Cremen, Irie Stokes, Natalie Valenzuela, Tyler Prange, McKena Barker,

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to rebuild. As a result, the Wildcats head into 2015-16 with a roster loaded with a handful of talented new players and young but skillful returners that possess the how-to, the know-how and the willingness to invest some “sweat equity” to the team’s fortunes. Though the Wildcats boast just one senior, Fogel is impressed with his youthful roster. “I like our energy; I like the direction we’re pulling in practice,” he said prior to the season. “I’m very optimistic. I really like this group, and I feel like better days lay ahead of us. It is kind of exciting in a sense that we do only have one senior, but I feel like the kids that we brought in and the players that have returned from a year ago want to do better than what they showed last season.” Fogel had several items on his offseason shopping list – beefing up the Wildcats’ presence under the basket, adding depth to the team’s defense and perimeter shooting, and installing a true point guard to run the offense – and he heads into the season feeling every need has been checked off. Whitney Branham, who ran the point last season effectively enough to be named the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Freshman of the Year, will serve a different role in 2015-16. “This year we’re moving Whitney back to the wing, which is her natural position and where she feels most comfortable,” Fogel said. “But you could see by playing the point last season how beneficial it was to Whitney’s development and growth in understanding passing angles and delivering the ball.” Fogel is hoping that as a wing, Branham can build on her solid 10 points per game average and 34 3-pointers of a year ago. Brooke Bowen (9.3 points and 5.5 rebounds a game in 2014-15), the Wildcats’ lone senior, will also be playing a new position this year, and Fogel feels that will make her productivity soar. “Brooke played underneath the basket the majority of the time last year, which was uncharacteristic for her style of play,” he said. “This season we’re going to bring her back to the wing, and I think you’ll see her shooting percentage really increase.” Joining Branham and Bowen on the perimeter are returners Tyler Prange and Lauren Johnson and junior college standout Michelle Townsend (Chabot College). “Tyler’s done a nice job of getting stronger, and I think she’s going to be a better 3-point shooter and

By Rory MillerAssistant Sports Information Director

Following a 2014-15 campaign that saw the Chico State women’s basketball team finish 10-16 and the program miss out on the postseason for the first time since 2003, Head Coach Brian Fogel could have easily gone into full tear-down mode and assembled a new team from the ground up. Perhaps taking a page out of This Old House, Fogel and assistants Ali Mollet and Brett Cauchi opted to remodel than

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and leading Chabot to the program’s first CCCAA State Championship. “Michelle is an excellent shooter,” Fogel said. “I’m confident she and Whitney will complement each other very well on the perimeter.” True freshman Sammy DeHart, late of Nevada Union High School in Nevada City, will see time at both guard and forward positions. “Sammy has a little bit of size and pretty strong underneath the basket,” Fogel said. “We’re hoping she can help us with the rebounding as well.” So with Branham now playing on the wing, who will be running the point? That honor will go to junior Sherise Porchia, a transfer from Idaho State. “Coming from a Division I program, it wasn’t surprising to find Sherise has a real strong work ethic and practices hard every single day,” Fogel said. “She’s really athletic and outstanding in the open floor. When she becomes more comfortable with what we do in our half-court set, our offense will really be able to execute efficiently.” Also vying for minutes at point guard is true freshman Irie Stokes, a star at Chino’s Upland High School. “It’s the first time that Irie’s ever really been in a program that is as structured as ours, but she’s like a sponge. She’s picking up little things constantly,” Fogel said. “What I like about Irie is she’s more of a scorer than she is a true point guard, so that will add a dimension that we haven’t had here in awhile.” Returners Natalie Valenzuela and Haley Cremen, redshirt freshman McKena Barker and junior college transfer Kayla Taylor (Diablo Valley CC) will handle the bulk of the Wildcats’ work underneath the bucket. “Kayla and Haley are our back-to-the-basket, pound it inside type of players,” said Fogel. “The other posts are more perimeter players; 10-15 feet, turn and face up to the basket to try to beat you off the bounce. With the personnel we have to complement them, I think we’ll be able to give our posts the chance to utilize their talents.” The 6-foot-1 Valenzuela delivered a solid freshman season in 2014-15, and is expected to be even more effective in the paint this season. “Natalie’s a lot stronger this year,” Fogel said. “For her to be able to get out on the floor and figure out how physical the game is and the speed of the game is only going to enhance her performance.” Fogel is high on Taylor, who ranked fourth in the Big 8 Conference in rebounding and sixth in scoring last season. “Kayla will be a strong post presence for us,” he said. “She’s extremely athletic and runs the floor well. I anticipate that Kayla will be a force inside, consistently giving us five to six rebounds a game.” Cremen is hoping to build on her freshman season. “Haley came on strong towards the end of last year, and looked more comfortable each time she was on the court,” Fogel said. “She should be a big contributor underneath.” Barker is also ready to aid the Wildcat cause after redshirting last season. “To be able to settle in and practice as a redshirt freshman last year was very positive for McKena,” Fogel said. “I look for her to step in and make a significant contribution as well.” One player who unfortunately won’t be able to help the ’Cats on the court this season is junior forward Ashtyn Anderson. A rebounding machine (she averaged 13.5 boards per 40 minutes last season), Anderson will miss all of 2015-16 after undergoing knee surgery. Despite being on the sidelines, she remains a vital part of the team. “Her spirit is something that all of us admire,” Fogel said. “Ashtyn is the eternal optimist, and while she won’t be able to contribute on the floor, there’s other ways she will be a factor. The team sees how hard Ashtyn works on the side, and it’s really inspirational. So we’re taking it slow and looking down the road for next year, because we really want her to compete and show everybody what she can do.” Shoring up the Wildcats’ defense is a work in progress heading into the season, but Fogel is encouraged by his team’s efforts. “It’s coming,” he said. “Defense starts with your point guard in being able to contain the dribbler and make teams initiate their offense away from the basket. We weren’t real strong at doing that last year, so it’s something that we’re working on. It’s a collaborative effort right now. I think we understand how important it is, and our defense is something that going to improve each and every game as the season progresses.” Fogel knows exactly what the latest edition of the Wildcats have to do to win in 2015-16. “We have to be tough on the defensive end; we have to contest shots,” he said. “We have to stay close on the rebounding end, and keep our opponents from getting second and third scoring opportunities. Offensively, we want to limit our turnovers and we need to get to the foul line and knock down our free throws. If we can do that, I’m confident we’ll be a contender in the CCAA.” When postseason play rolls around in March, Chico State fans will know if the team remodel qualifies Fogel for master builder status. The Wildcats are confident they have the tools and the talent to get the job done in 2015-16.

more productive this season,” Fogel said. “Lauren didn’t get as many opportunities as some of the other freshmen last year because we were senior-heavy at the wing position. She gained valuable experience when she did play, and that’s only going to help us this season.” Townsend joins the Wildcats after leading all California JC players with 98 3-pointers last season

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Brian Fogel - Head Coach Brian Fogel is in his eighth season as Head Coach of the Chico State women’s basketball team. Since taking over the program in 2008-09, Fogel has continued the Wildcats’ long tradition of excellence, compiling a 124-78 record, a California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) regular season title, six postseason appearances and four NCAA Championship Tournament berths. Entering the 2015-16 season, Fogel boasts a career record of 213-127 in 12 years as an NCAA head coach. Several Chico State players have been recognized for their individual efforts during Fogel’s tenure. Over his seven seasons at the helm, the Wildcats have claimed 18 All-CCAA honors, three West Region recipients and one All-America. Fogel was named the CCAA Coach of the Year in 2012-13. Fogel’s 2014-15 Wildcats squad – comprised of only one returning starter, eight new players and six freshmen – posted a 10-16 record, but proved a tough opponent, with five of the team’s losses decided by five points or less. The Wildcats boasted a 19-10 record in 2013-14, finishing second in the CCAA with a 14-8 conference record. Chico State earned its 10th trip to the NCAA Championship Tournament since the 2002-03 season and advanced to the West Region semifinals. Chico State claimed the program’s 12th conference crown in 2012-13 while posting an overall record of 23-6, matching Fogel’s highest single season win total as Wildcats coach. In postseason play, the ’Cats reached the semifinals of the CCAA Championship Tournament and were one of three CCAA schools to advance to the NCAA Championship Tournament. Fogel’s 2011-12 Wildcat squad won its final five regular season games to post an 18-11 record and a fifth place finish in CCAA. Chico State’s postseason was highlighted by a road victory over rival Humboldt State in the opening round of the CCAA Championship Tournament and an NCAA Championship Tournament berth. Despite battling injuries and a lineup that at times featured four freshmen on the floor, Fogel guided Chico State to a 15-12 record in 2010-11 and a

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RECORDYear School Overall Pct.98-99 UC Davis 22-6 .78699-00 UC Davis 22-7 .75900-01 UC Davis 18-9 .66701-02 UC Davis 15-12 .55602-03 UC Davis 12-15 .44408-09 Chico State 16-13 .55209-10 Chico State 23-10 .69710-11 Chico State 15-12 .55611-12 Chico State 18-11 .62112-13 Chico State 23-6 .79313-14 Chico State 19-10 .65514-15 Chico State 10-16 .385

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fifth place finish in the CCAA, earning another postseason appearance. Chico State’s 2009-10 season was one of the program’s most exciting in years. Just a game over .500 midway through the season, Fogel rallied the Wildcats to a huge finish, winning 10 straight and 13 of 14 to post a 23-10 overall record and a third place CCAA finish. The late-season surge vaulted Chico State into postseason play, where the Wildcats came within one victory of capturing the CCAA Championship Tournament before reeling off big wins over Western Washington and Humboldt State to reach the NCAA Championship Tournament’s Sweet 16. In his first year as Chico State head coach, Fogel led the Wildcats to a 16-13 record in 2008-09 and steered the ’Cats to the CCAA Championship Tournament semifinals. Fogel served as a Chico State assistant coach in 2007-08, helping lead the Wildcats to a school record-tying 28 wins. He was named the fifth head coach in the program’s history August 4, 2008. Prior to coming to Chico, Fogel served as head coach of the UC Davis men’s basketball program, posting an 89-49 record over five seasons and making two trips to the NCAA Championship Tournament. His 1999-2000 Aggies squad advanced all the way to the Sweet 16. Fogel’s coaching career began in the 1989-90 season, immediately following his graduation from Sonoma State. He helped coach his alma mater to a Northern California Athletic Conference (NCAC) title and NCAA Tournament berth. After assisting at UC Berkeley the following season, Fogel was part of the San Francisco State coaching staff in 1991. Fogel’s first head coaching assignment came in 1994-95 at Skyline Community College where his team compiled a 16-14 record and advanced to the Northern California Regional Championships. He joined the UC Davis staff for the 1995-96 season and served as an assistant coach for three years. An All-NCAC player while at Sonoma State, Fogel still ranks fifth on the school’s career 3-pointers list with 141 and fourth in career 3-point shooting percentage (.429). He played his first two years of collegiate ball at Santa Monica College. Fogel earned his bachelor’s degree in physical education from Sonoma State in 1990 and his master’s degree in health, physical education and recreation from Saint Mary’s College in 1992. Fogel and his wife, Kerry, have two daughters, Katrina and Brooke.

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Northwest Basketball Camp’s Italian team. Mollet considers helping players she’s mentored at the high school or junior college level earn scholarships the highlight of her coaching career. Mollet played her college ball at Sacramento State, spending three seasons as part of the Hornets’ backcourt corps. She was a prep star at San Jose’s Del Mar High School, earning four First Team All-Blossom Valley Athletic League honors as well as being named the league’s freshman, sophomore, junior and senior of the year. A McDonald’s All-America nominee as a senior, Mollet still ranks near the top of the school’s career points and assists leaders, and is a member of the Del Mar High School Hall of Fame. Mollet received her bachelor’s degree in digital media communications from Sacramento State in 2008. She earned her master’s degree in kinesiology-sport performance from Sac State in 2010.

Cauchi played two years at Solano Community College and one year at Linfield College in McMinnville, Ore. before deciding to concentrate solely on coaching. Cauchi was a star guard at Dixon High School, earning Second Team All-Capital Valley Conference honors as a senior. Cauchi earned his bachelor’s degree in English from Chico State in May, 2015.

Ali Mollet - Assistant Coach Ali Mollet is in her fourth season as assistant coach for the Chico State women’s team. Since joining Brian Fogel’s staff in 2012, her contributions have helped the Wildcats win a California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) title and earn two trips to the NCAA Championship Tournament. Prior to arriving in Chico, Mollet served as assistant coach and Director of Women’s Basketball Operations at Sacramento State in 2010-11 and spent two seasons as an assistant at Sacramento City College. The San Jose native has coached at the camp and club levels since 2008, assisting for the West Valley Basketball Club in 2012 and twice traveling to Rome to coach the

Brett Cauchi - Assistant Coach Assistant Brett Cauchi is in his third season as a member of Brian Fogel’s coaching staff. Cauchi was a part of Chico State’s 2013-14 team that notched a second place finish in the California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) and reached the semifinals of the NCAA Championship Tournament West Regionals. Before coming to Chico, Cauchi built his coaching resume working extensively with AAU and high school level players. For two seasons, Cauchi coached the AAU Frosh boys’ team for the respected NorCal Wildcats program, while also providing instruction for similar organizations including Point Guard College, Earn Your Spot Basketball Training and 1% Club Training.

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GuardEarned CCAA Freshman of the Year honors last season…Second on the Wildcats in scoring and assists…Led the ’Cats in 3-point shooting percentage…Scored 10 or more points 14 times…Posted career-high 19 points Jan. 17 vs. Sonoma State and Feb. 6 against UC San Diego…CCAA All-Academic selection…Pre-Chico Days: A 2014 graduate of West Ranch High School in Stevenson Ranch…Three-time First Team All-Foothill League selection…Earned First Team All-Santa Clarita Valley honors as a senior…Named Second Team All-CIF in 2013-14…All-CIF Honorable Mention as a sophomore and junior…Received 2014 United States Marine Corps Distinguished Athlete Award…Personal: Born 2/29/96 in Woodland Hills…Daughter of Richard and Kristen…Undecided on a major.

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Second on the Wildcats in blocked shots in 2014-15…Scored career-high 10 points in back-to-back games Jan. 23-24 vs. Cal State East Bay and Cal State Monterey Bay…Pre-Chico Days: A 2014 graduate of Chaminade College Preparatory School in West Hills…Helped lead the Eagles to four straight Mission League titles, two CIF crowns and the program’s first state championship…Earned All-ML, All-CIF and All-Area honors…Personal: Born 1/4/96 in Glendale…Daughter of Al and Wendy…Has two younger siblings, Ariana and Nigel…Sports hero is Olympic swimmer Michael Phelps…Biggest sports thrill was winning the state championship her senior year in high school…Enjoys swimming and watching Lena Dunham in the TV show Girls…Wants to meet actor Shia LaBeouf…Undecided on a major.

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GuardPosted career-high 12 points Nov. 22 against Alaska Fairbanks…CCAA All-Academic award winner…Pre-Chico Days: Graduated from Mountain View’s St. Francis High School in 2014…Earned First Team All-West Catholic Athletic League honors and the school’s Outstanding Senior Athlete award as a senior…All-WCAL Honorable Mention as a junior…A member of the 2012-13 Lancers squad that captured the Section D-II championship and finished as state runner-up…Also lettered in track…WCAL 100-meter hurdles and triple jump champion in 2012…Personal: Born 4/25/96 in Spokane, Wash…Daughter of Jennifer Johnson…Has four siblings: Brandon, Tyler, Logan and Gabe…Sports hero is her brother Tyler, who plays for the NBA’s Miami Heat…Enjoys singing…Sociology major.

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GuardAppeared in 25 games for the Wildcats last season, including her first collegiate start…Hit 43 percent of her 3-point shots…Scored career-high 10 points Dec. 6 vs. Cal State L.A…Played 20 games as a true freshman in 2013-14…Pre-Chico Days: A 2013 graduate of Canyon High School in Anaheim Hills…Helped lead the Comanches to the school’s first-ever CIF section championship in 2011…Two-time All-Century League selection…Named Second Team All-CIF as a sophomore…Selected to the 2013 Orange Country Register All-Star Team…Personal: Born 8/8/94 in Fullerton…Daughter of Robert and Jaci…Has one older sister, Jessica…Sports hero is legendary UCLA basketball coach John Wooden…Enjoys hiking and movies…Has always wanted to go skydiving…Works as a vendor at Angels Stadium during the summer…Communications major.

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Year GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct ORB DRB Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg13-14 20-0 167 8.4 9-38 .237 4-26 .154 0-1 .000 3 9 12 0.6 10 0 10 6 1 3 22 1.114-15 25-1 284 11.4 20-58 .345 12-28 .429 4-7 .571 10 29 39 1.6 27 1 18 16 0 4 56 2.2Totals 45-1 451 10.0 29-96 .302 16-54 .296 4-8 .500 13 38 51 1.1 37 1 28 22 1 7 78 1.7

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Led the Wildcats in rebounding and blocks in 2014-15…Third on the team in scoring…Posted a pair of double-doubles and scored 10 or more points 12 times…Poured in a season-high 19 points Jan. 24 vs. Cal State Monterey Bay…Pre-Chico Days: Played at Clark College in Vancouver, Wash. in 2013-14…Named Northwest Athletic Association of Community Colleges MVP while leading Penguins to NWAACC West Conference title…Spent freshman year at Seattle Pacific…A 2012 graduate of Skyview High School in Vancouver…Earned 4A All-Tournament First Team and MVP honors as a senior…Alternative Press First Team All-State selection…Three-time First Team Greater St. Helen’s League and All-Region selection…Personal: Born 12/2/93 in Vancouver, Wash…Daughter of Steve and Jennifer…Has one older brother, Blake…Business marketing major.

Year GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct ORB DRB Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg13-14 21-0 165 7.9 16- 35 .457 0-0 .000 5- 9 .556 18 37 55 2.6 25 0 4 17 1 1 37 1.814-15 24-0 317 13.2 29- 74 .392 0-0 .000 25-40 .625 41 66 107 4.5 39 0 10 29 4 10 83 3.5Totals 45-0 482 10.7 45-109 .413 0-0 .000 30-49 .612 59 103 162 3.6 64 0 14 46 5 11 120 2.7

Third on the Wildcats in rebounding and led the team in offensive boards in 2014-15…Posted a double-double with career-high 11 points and 12 rebounds Jan. 16 vs. San Francisco State…Scored 10 points as a redshirt freshman Mar. 14, 2014 vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills in the first round of the NCAA Championship Tournament…Pre-Chico Days: A 2012 graduate of Etiwanda High School…Led Eagles to three straight league championships…First Team All-Baseline League and League MVP as a senior…First Team All-CIF and Second Team All-State in 2011-12…Second Team All-BL her junior year…Also lettered in swimming…Personal: Born 5/21/94 in Pomona…Daughter of Anders and Chrissy…Has three younger siblings: Alyssa (who plays basketball at University of Nevada Las Vegas), Aidan and Alec…Majoring in history.

Ashtyn #33

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One of two true freshmen on the Wildcats’ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2015 graduate of Upland High School…Averaged 25 points, 3.8 rebounds, 5.2 assists and 3.5 steals as a senior to earn her third First Team All-Baseline League honor…Named league’s co-MVP in 2014-15…Also lettered in track…Personal: Born 11/27/97 in Pomona…Daughter of Jerrick Stokes and Lisa Heaps…Has three siblings: Sage, Chase and Osys…Sports hero is NBA Most Valuable Player Stephen Curry…Biggest non-sports thrill is getting a perfect score on an essay…Enjoys listening to music and spending time with friends…Would like to someday travel to Europe…Says the best thing about Chico is the scenery…Owns the entire Twilight series…Has to be given a bounce pass at the free throw line before every game…Wants to meet music artist J. Cole…Kinesiology major…Plans a career as an athletic trainer or sports therapist.

#10 Sherise >>>>>>>>>>>>>5-6 > Jr / GTransfer from Division I Idaho State…Pre-Chico Days: Played two seasons for the Bengals…Appeared in 26 games in 2014-15 and was named team’s Defensive Player of the Year…Earned Big Sky Conference All-Academic honors…A 2013 graduate of Centennial High School in Boise, Idaho…Two-time First Team All-5A Southern Idaho Conference selection…Named First Team All-State as a junior…Received U.S. Army Reserve Spirit of Victory National Scholar Athlete Award in 2013…Also earned four letters in track…Personal: Born 8/20/94 in Boise, Idaho…Daughter of Jerron and Margie…Has one older sister, Branzell…Sports hero is Michael Jordan…Biggest sports thrill is “team chemistry and team play”…Enjoys movies, food and “being crafty”…Plans to someday travel the world to see new and different places…Wants to meet Venus and Serena Williams…Majoring in social work.

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Scored career-high eight points in season finale Feb. 28 vs. Cal State East Bay…CCAA All-Academic selection…Pre-Chico Days: A 2014 graduate of Justin-Siena High School in Napa…Led Braves to NorCal regional championship as a senior…All-Marin County Athletic League, All-Metro and All-State selection in 2013-14…Named to NorCalpreps.com Division IV All-Northern California Team…Received Napa County Athlete of the Year honors as a senior…Three-time Napa All-County Player of the Year…Named All-MCAL three times…MCAL Player of the Year as a junior…Napa All-County Newcomer of the Year as a freshman in 2010-11…Also lettered in softball…Personal: Born 6/13/95 in Napa…Daughter of Bill and Penni…Has two siblings, Jessica and Jacob…Enjoys watching movies…Kinesiology major.

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#23 Michelle <<<<<<<<<< 5-9 > Jr / GTransfer from Chabot College in Hayward…Pre-Chico Days: Led the Gladiators to a conference title and the program’s first CCCAA State Championship in 2014-15…Tied for the state lead in 3-pointers (98) last season…First Team All-Coast Conference North and Third Team All-State selection…Played the 2013-14 season at Foothill College in Los Altos…A 2012 graduate of Hayward’s Mt. Eden High School...All-Hayward Area Athletic League Honorable Mention as a senior…Also lettered in volleyball and swimming…Personal: Born 4/27/94 in Hayward…Daughter of Daniel and Marisa…The youngest of seven siblings…Sports hero is Serena Williams…Biggest sports thrill was winning the state junior college championship…Enjoys reading, music and spending time with family…Says the best things about Chico are “my teammates and the beautiful campus”…Wants to meet Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green…Majoring in psychology.

#11 Sammy >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>5-11 > Fr / G-FOne of three freshmen on the Wildcats’ roster…Pre-Chico Days: A 2015 graduate of Nevada Union High School in Grass Valley…Helped lead Lady Miners to a pair of Sierra Foothill League championships…Two-time First Team All-SFL selection…Personal: Born 10/1/97 in Grass Valley…Daughter of Barbara DeHart…Has one older brother, Brent…Sports hero is Michael Jordan…Biggest sports thrill was beating Sacramento High School during her junior year…Enjoys being outside and spending time with family…Plans to one day go skydiving…Says the best thing about Chico is “how beautiful it is”…Best advice ever received: “don’t give up”…Makes sure to talk to her grandpa before every game…Would travel the world if money were no object…Undecided on a major.

#32 Kayla >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>5-10 > So / FTransfer from Diablo Valley College in Pleasant Hill…Pre-Chico Days: Played one year for the Vikings…Averaged 12.2 points and 9.0 rebounds a game to lead DVC to Big 8 Conference co-championship and the California Community College Athletic Association (CCCAA) North Region finals...First Team All-Big 8 Conference and Second Team All-State selection…Also starred as a middle blocker for the Diablo Valley CC volleyball team…A 2014 graduate of Clayton Valley Charter High School in Concord…Averaged over 16 points and eight rebounds a game as a senior to earn Diablo Valley Athletic League honors while leading the Eagles to the CIF Division II State Regional semifinals…Two-time First Team All-DVAL selection…Personal: Born 1/1/96 in Walnut Creek…Daughter of Wes and Irina…Sports hero is NHL Hall of Famer Wayne Gretzky…Enjoys golf…Plans to someday visit her mother’s hometown of Kiev, Ukraine…Majoring in business administration.

#41 McKena <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< 6-0 > Fr / F Redshirted last season…Pre-Chico Days: A 2014 graduate of Pleasant Valley High School in Chico…Helped lead the Vikings to two straight Eastern Athletic League titles and 2012-13 Northern Section championship…Earned First Team All-EAL and Second Team All-Northern Section honors as a senior…Named PV’s 2014 Senior Athlete of the Year…Won two section/master’s championships while also earning four letters in swimming…Personal: Born 6/23/96 in Chico…Daughter of Scott and Anita…Has one older brother, Luke, a former All-America pitcher for the Chico State baseball team…Sports hero is Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte…Biggest non-sports thrill is going on a rope swing into the Feather River…Enjoys watching shows and movies and going on adventures…Says the best things about Chico are the food, the great people and Upper Bidwell Park…Plans to someday go to Australia…Claims to dislike chocolate ice cream…Majoring in public administration.

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RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES (10-16) (5-7) (5-8) (0-1)CONFERENCE (7-15) (4-7) (3-8) (0-0)NON-CONFERENCE (3-1) (1-0) (2-0) (0-1)

DATE OPPONENT SCORE ATTND HIGH POINTS HIGH REBOUNDS----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11/15/14 DOMINICAN@ W 68-54 471 (17) WOMACK, Hannah (10) BOWEN, Brooke11/21/14 at Dixie State^ W 70-68 469 (17) WOMACK, Hannah (5) DI CROCE, Chanelle (5) WALKER, Michelle11/22/14 vs Alaska Fairbanks^ L 77-81 415 (15) WARD, Annie (9) DI CROCE, Chanelle11/30/14 at Holy Names W 70-40 70 (16) WARD, Annie (8) BOWEN, Brooke12/05/14 at CSU Dominguez Hills* L 42-62 168 (13) BOWEN, Brooke (9) BOWEN, Brooke12/06/14 at Cal State L.A.* L 66-73 220 (15) BOWEN, Brooke (11) BOWEN, Brooke12/13/14 at Cal State Stanislaus* W 85-79 376 (25) WOMACK, Hannah (12) BOWEN, Brooke12/20/14 CAL STATE STANISLAUS* L 71-72 443 (23) WOMACK, Hannah (10) ANDERSON, Ashtyn01/02/15 at Cal Poly Pomona* L 76-81 589 (22) WOMACK, Hannah (8) WALKER, Michelle (8) ANDERSON, Ashtyn01/03/15 at UC San Diego* L 57-86 244 (13) WOMACK, Hannah (9) ANDERSON, Ashtyn01/09/15 HUMBOLDT STATE* L 84-89 643 (16) WOMACK, Hannah (5) ANDERSON, Ashtyn (5) WALKER, Michelle01/10/15 CSU SAN BERNARDINO* L 45-56 442 (14) BRANHAM, Whitney (8) WALKER, Michelle01/16/15 SAN FRANCISCO STATE* W 67-40 243 (15) WOMACK, Hannah (12) ANDERSON, Ashtyn01/17/15 SONOMA STATE* W 63-56 OT 648 (19) BRANHAM, Whitney (11) BOWEN, Brooke01/23/15 at Cal State East Bay* L 56-75 347 (18) WARD, Annie (8) WOMACK, Hannah01/24/15 at CSU Monterey Bay* W 68-53 289 (19) BOWEN, Brooke (6) BOWEN, Brooke (19) WARD, Annie01/30/15 CAL STATE L.A.* L 64-71 408 (13) BOWEN, Brooke (6) ANDERSON, Ashtyn01/31/15 CSU DOMINGUEZ HILLS* L 61-66 437 (18) WOMACK, Hannah (6) DI CROCE, Chanelle02/06/15 UC SAN DIEGO* W 76-70 488 (19) BRANHAM, Whitney (5) BRANHAM, Whitney02/07/15 CAL POLY POMONA* L 57-72 746 (15) WOMACK, Hannah (4) DI CROCE, Chanelle (4) BRANHAM, Whitney02/12/15 at CSU San Bernardino* L 52-71 210 (14) WOMACK, Hannah (4) ANDERSON, Ashtyn02/14/15 at Humboldt State* L 65-85 1450 (16) WARD, Annie (4) WALKER, Michelle (4) BRANHAM, Whitney02/20/15 at Sonoma State* W 56-51 888 (13) WOMACK, Hannah (8) ANDERSON, Ashtyn (8) WALKER, Michelle02/21/15 at San Francisco State* L 53-61 259 (13) BRANHAM, Whitney (11) BOWEN, Brooke02/27/15 CSU MONTEREY BAY* W 69-66 378 (14) BRANHAM, Whitney (11) BOWEN, Brooke (14) WALKER, Michelle (14) WOMACK, Hannah02/28/15 CAL STATE EAST BAY* L 45-58 1016 (9) WOMACK, Hannah (5) BRANHAM, Whitney

* - California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) conference game@ - Carl's Jr. Coslet Classic Tournament game^ - Dixie State Thanksgiving Classic Tournament game

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|---TOTAL---| |---3-PTS---| |----REBOUNDS----|## Player GP-GS Min--Avg FG-FGA Pct 3FG-FGA Pct FT-FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------11 WOMACK, Hannah..... 26-25 818 31.5 105-295 .356 47-174 .270 97-114 .851 6 72 78 3.0 79 3 72 62 2 39 354 13.603 BRANHAM, Whitney... 26-26 780 30.0 79-192 .411 34-95 .358 67-80 .838 23 58 81 3.1 72 2 66 47 0 18 259 10.030 BOWEN, Brooke...... 26-26 629 24.2 103-247 .417 10-45 .222 26-37 .703 36 108 144 5.5 64 1 32 56 17 24 242 9.320 WARD, Annie........ 26-26 730 28.1 80-231 .346 43-127 .339 18-19 .947 11 50 61 2.3 39 1 65 51 5 12 221 8.532 WALKER, Michelle... 26-26 547 21.0 65-165 .394 4-16 .250 39-50 .780 32 91 123 4.7 58 1 21 43 3 26 173 6.723 DI CROCE, Chanelle. 26-0 427 16.4 33-109 .303 11-38 .289 14-19 .737 25 48 73 2.8 28 0 22 25 4 9 91 3.533 ANDERSON, Ashtyn... 24-0 317 13.2 29-74 .392 0-0 .000 25-40 .625 41 66 107 4.5 39 0 10 29 4 10 83 3.512 VALENZUELA, Natalie 22-0 274 12.5 25-64 .391 0-3 .000 23-29 .793 12 24 36 1.6 24 0 12 15 12 10 73 3.310 BRIGNAC, Courtney.. 10-0 139 13.9 13-24 .542 0-3 .000 6-7 .857 5 13 18 1.8 9 0 8 17 1 11 32 3.224 PRANGE, Tyler...... 25-1 284 11.4 20-58 .345 12-28 .429 4-7 .571 10 29 39 1.6 27 1 18 16 0 4 56 2.240 CREMEN, Haley...... 20-0 156 7.8 16-39 .410 0-1 .000 12-25 .480 15 10 25 1.3 19 0 4 18 1 4 44 2.221 JOHNSON, Lauren.... 22-0 124 5.6 13-25 .520 0-1 .000 9-21 .429 11 18 29 1.3 18 0 4 10 3 7 35 1.6 TEAM............... 37 45 82 3.2 0 8 0------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Total.............. 26 5225 581-1523 .381 161-531 .303 340-448 .759 264 632 896 34.5 476 9 334 397 52 174 1663 64.0 Opponents.......... 26 5225 621-1525 .407 129-461 .280 365-517 .706 336 725 1061 40.8 453 - 358 435 72 205 1736 66.8

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SCORING................. 1663 1736

Points per game....... 64.0 66.8

Scoring margin........ -2.8 -

FIELD GOALS-ATT......... 581-1523 621-1525

Field goal pct........ .381 .407

3 POINT FG-ATT.......... 161-531 129-461

3-point FG pct........ .303 .280

3-pt FG made per game. 6.2 5.0

FREE THROWS-ATT......... 340-448 365-517

Free throw pct........ .759 .706

REBOUNDS................ 896 1061

Rebounds per game..... 34.5 40.8

Rebounding margin..... -6.3 -

ASSISTS................. 334 358

Assists per game...... 12.8 13.8

TURNOVERS............... 397 435

Turnovers per game.... 15.3 16.7

Turnover margin....... +1.5 -

Assist/turnover ratio. 0.8 0.7

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STEALS.................. 174 205

Steals per game....... 6.7 7.9

BLOCKS.................. 52 72

Blocks per game....... 2.0 2.8

WINNING STREAK.......... 2 -

Home win streak....... 2 -

ATTENDANCE.............. 6363 5579

Home games-Avg/Game... 12-530 13-429

Neutral site-Avg/Game. - 1-415

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POINTS25 - Hannah Womack, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 12/13/1423 - Hannah Womack, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 12/20/1422 - Hannah Womack, vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1/2/15

FIELD GOALS MADE 8 - Brooke Bowen, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 12/20/14 7 - Annie Ward (2x), last vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, 1/24/15 7 - Brooke Bowen (2x), last vs. Humboldt State, 2/14/15 7 - Hannah Womack, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 12/20/14

FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS17 - Hannah Womack (2x), last vs. Humboldt State, 1/9/1516 - Hannah Womack, vs. Sonoma State, 1/17/1516 - Brooke Bowen, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 12/20/1416 - Annie Ward, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 12/13/14

FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (Min 6 made).636 (7-11) - Brooke Bowen, vs. Humboldt State, 2/14/15.600 (6-10) - Brooke Bowen, vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1/2/15 THREE-POINT FIELD GOALS MADE 5 - Hannah Womack (2x), last vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1/2/15 5 - Annie Ward, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, 1/24/15 5 - Whitney Branham, vs. Sonoma State, 1/17/15 THREE-POINT FG ATTEMPTS13 - Hannah Womack, vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 1/2/1512 - Hannah Womack, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 12/13/14 THREE-POINT FG PERCENTAGE (Min 3 made)1.000 (4-4) - Annie Ward, vs. Humboldt State, 2/14/15 .714 (5-7) - Whitney Branham, vs. Sonoma State, 1/17/15

FREE THROWS MADE10 - Hannah Womack (2x), last vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 2/7/1510 - Whitney Branham, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 12/13/14

FREE THROW ATTEMPTS12 - Hannah Womack (2x), last vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 2/7/1512 - Whitney Branham, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 12/13/14

FREE THROW PERCENTAGE (Min 6 made)1.000 (8-8) - Natalie Valenzuela, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay,1/24/151.000 (8-8) - Whitney Branham, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 12/20/141.000 (7-7) - Hannah Womack, vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills, 1/31/151.000 (6-6) - Michelle Walker, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, 2/27/15 REBOUNDS12 - Ashtyn Anderson, vs. San Francisco State, 1/16/1512 - Brooke Bowen, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 12/13/1411 - Brooke Bowen (4x), last vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, 2/27/15

ASSISTS 8 - Whitney Branham, vs. Humboldt State, 2/14/15 7 - Hannah Womack (2x), last vs. UC San Diego, 2/6/15

STEALS 6 - Brooke Bowen, vs. Cal State Monterey Bay, 1/24/15 5 - Hannah Womack, vs. Humboldt State, 2/14/15 BLOCKS 3 - Natalie Valenzuela, vs. Cal State East Bay, 1/23/15 3 - Brooke Bowen (2x), last vs. San Francisco State, 1/16/15 3 - Chanelle Di Croce, vs. Sonoma State, 1/17/15

WILDCAT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL’Cats overall record ............10-16, 7-15 CCAA

RECORDS WITH STARTING LINEUPS:Branham, Womack, Ward, Bowen, Walker ...............10-15Branham, Prange, Ward, Bowen, Walker ..................... 0-1

CHICO STATE RECORD WHEN: ‘Cats play at home ................................. 5-7‘Cats play on the road ............................ 5-8‘Cats play at a neutral site ...................... 0-1

‘Cats lead at the half .............................. 8-3‘Cats trail at the half ........................... 1-12‘Cats are tied at the half ........................ 1-1

‘Cats go into overtime ............................ 1-0

‘Cats tie or outrebound opponent ............. 4-4‘Cats are outrebounded by opponent ...... 6-12

‘Cats score fewer than 60 points .............. 1-8‘Cats score 60-69 points ......................... 5-4‘Cats score 70-79 points ......................... 3-3‘Cats score 80-89 points ......................... 1-1‘Cats score 90 or more points .................. 0-0

‘Cats allow fewer than 60 points............... 6-2‘Cats allow 60-69 points ......................... 2-3‘Cats allow 70-79 points ......................... 2-6‘Cats allow 80-89 points ......................... 0-5‘Cats allow 90 or more points .................. 0-0

‘Cats shoot better FG% than opponent ..... 7-3‘Cats shoot worse FG% than opponent ... 3-13FG% is the same ................................... 0-0

‘Cats shoot 45% or better (FGs) .............. 1-1‘Cats shoot less than 45% (FGs) ............ 9-15

Opponents shoot 45% or better (FGs) ...... 1-7 Opponents shoot less than 45% (FGs) ...... 9-9

‘Cats attempt more FTs than opponent ..... 4-5‘Cats attempt fewer FTs than opponent ..... 6-8 Free throws attempted are even .............. 0-3

‘Cats shoot 70% or better (FTs) ............. 9-12‘Cats shoot less than 70% (FTs) .............. 1-4

‘Cats commit fewer or same turnovers ..... 8-7 ‘Cats commit more turnovers .................. 2-8Turnovers committed are even ................ 0-1

‘Cats player scores 20 points or more ....... 1-2

Longest winning/losing streaks ................ 2/5

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Scoring GP Pts. Avg. Jada Blackwell, CPP 30 588 19.6Stephanie Lopez, CSUEB 31 570 18.4 Ariel Marsh, CPP 30 518 17.3 Breanne Garcia, CSUDH 32 491 15.3Tori Breshers, CSUEB 31 438 14.1

Rebounding Off. Def. Avg. Farrah Shokoor, UCSD 62 287 12.5Brianna Harden, CSUSB 70 188 9.2A'Jaee Foster, HSU 99 162 9.0Talia Rayford, CSUDH 119 165 8.6Ashley Lovett, CPP 69 180 8.6

Assists GP Ast. Avg.Kersey Wilcox, HSU 29 151 5.2Stephanie Lopez, CSUEB 31 139 4.5Lauren Goecke, CPP 30 111 3.7Tyler Woods, CPP 29 106 3.7Alexcia Mack, CSUSB 28 89 3.2Kaija Powell, CSULA 22 70 3.2

Steals GP Stls. Avg.Farrah Shokoor, UCSD 28 58 2.1Jasmine Flanagan, SFSU 25 51 2.0Stephanie Lopez, CSUEB 31 63 2.0Jenna Bandy, CSUMB 27 51 1.9Briana Baker, CSUSB 28 50 1.8

3-Point Baskets GP 3FG Avg.Jae Shin, HSU 29 84 2.9Tayler Champion, CSUDH 32 82 2.6Ariel Marsh, CPP 30 68 2.3Camille Roberts, CSUS 20 44 2.2Hannah Womack, CSUC 26 47 1.8Danielle Gaumer, HSU 29 51 1.8

Free Throw Percentage FTM FTA Pct.Jenna Bandy, CSUMB 73 81 .901Ariel Marsh, CPP 118 131 .901Megan Shields, HSU 69 80 .863Breanne Garcia, CSUDH 147 172 .855Hannah Womack, CSUC 97 114 .851

2014-15 Women's Final Standings CCAA OverallSchool W L Pct. Home Away W L Pct.y(!) - CSU Dominguez Hills 19 3 .864 11-1 15-6 26 7 .788y(!) - Humboldt State 19 3 .864 12-1 11-5 23 6 .793 y(!) - Cal Poly Pomona 17 5 .773 10-2 11-7 21 9 .700y - UC San Diego 16 6 .727 10-3 8-7 18 10 .643y - CSU San Bernardino 14 8 .636 9-4 10-5 19 9 .679y - Cal State East Bay 13 9 .591 10-4 10-7 20 11 .645 Cal State L.A. 10 12 .455 6-8 5-7 11 15 .423Chico State 7 15 .318 5-7 5-9 10 16 .385Cal State Stanislaus 7 15 .318 5-8 4-9 9 17 .346 Cal State Monterey Bay 5 17 .227 4-9 3-11 7 20 .259Sonoma State 4 18 .182 4-10 2-10 6 20 .231San Francisco State 1 21 .045 1-11 0-14 1 25 .038

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ccaa chaMpionship tournaMentQuarterfinals,March5(atStocktonArena,Stockton) No. 5 Cal State San Bernardino 69, No. 4 UC San Diego 58No. 6 Cal State East Bay 75, No. 3 Cal Poly Pomona 70(No. 1 Cal State Dominguez Hills and No. 2 Humboldt State earned first round byes)Semifinals,March6(atStockton)Cal State Domgineuz Hills 69, Cal State San Bernardino 66 (OT)Cal State East Bay 73, Humboldt State 67Championship, March 7 (at Stockton)Cal State Dominguez Hills 76, Cal State East Bay 57

ncaa West regionalQuarterfinals,March13(atAnchorage,Alaska)No. 8 Point Loma 64, No. 1 Alaska-Anchorage 63No. 7 Cal Poly Pomona 61, No. 2 Cal State Dominguez Hills 57No. 6 Seattle Pacific 77, No. 3 Humboldt State 62No. 5 Cal Baptist 77, No. 4 Hawaii Pacific 69Semifinals,March14(atAnchorage)Cal Baptist 73, Point Loma 46Cal Poly Pomona 90, Seattle Pacific 74Championship, March 16 (at Anchorage)Cal Baptist 81, Cal Poly Pomona 58

First Team All-CCAAG Breanne Garcia................Cal State Dominguez HillsG Monay Lee ......................Cal State Dominguez HillsG Stephanie Lopez ..............Cal State East BayG Alexcia Mack ...................Cal State San BernardinoG Ariel Marsh .....................Cal Poly PomonaG Talia Rayford ...................Cal State Dominguez HillsG Kersey Wilcox..................Humboldt StateF Jada Blackwell .................Cal Poly Pomona F A'Jaee Foster ..................Humboldt StateF Farrah Shokoor ................UC San Diego

Second Team All-CCAAG Jenna Bandy .................... Cal State Monterey BayG Chelsea Barnes ................ Cal State San BernardinoG Chiara DiMarco ................. Cal State L.A.G Jae Shin .......................... Humboldt StateG Hannah Womack ............Chico State G/F Brianna Harden ................ Cal State San BernardinoF Tori Breshers .................... Cal State East BayF Tayler Champion ............... Cal State Dominguez HillsF Ashley Lovett ................... Cal Poly PomonaC Megan Shields .................. Humboldt State

Player of the Year: Jada Blackwell, Cal Poly PomonaFreshman of the Year: Whitney Branham, Chico StateNewcomer of the Year: A'Jaee Foster, Humboldt StateCoach of the Year: Joddie Gleason, Humboldt State

All-CCAA Honorable Mention: G - Miranda Seto, UC San Diego; Jasmine Washington, Cal State Stanislaus. G/F - Adriana Brodie, Cal State San Bernardino; Michelle Sutton, San Francisco State. F - McKennan Bertsch, UC San Diego; Riley Holladay, Cal State Stanislaus. C - Hannah Sourek, Sonoma State.

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NCAA Championship Tournament Elite Eight All-Time Elite Eight Record: 1-12005-06 Quarterfinal Chico State 67, Henderson State 66 Semifinal Grand Valley State 76, Chico State 63

NCAA Championship Tournament West Regional All-Time West Regional Record: 13-122013-14 1st Round Chico State 90, Dominguez Hills 70 2nd Round Cal Poly Pomona 89, Chico State 802012-13 1st Round Cal State Monterey Bay 66, Chico State 642011-12 1st Round UC San Diego 88, Chico State 66 2009-10 1st Round Chico State 79, Western Washington 68 2nd Round Chico State 86, Humboldt State 76 Final Seattle Pacific 76, Chico State 682007-08 1st Round Chico State 65, Northwest Nazarene 56 2nd Round Alaska Anchorage 65, Chico State 472006-07 1st Round Chico State 63, Cal State San Bernardino 50 2nd Round Chico State 75, Seattle Pacific 60 Final UC San Diego 80, Chico State 632005-06 1st Round Chico State 83, Humboldt State 69 2nd Round Chico State 83, Cal State Bakersfield 80 Final Chico State 72, Seattle Pacific 632004-05 1st Round Chico State 77, Cal Poly Pomona 59 2nd Round Chico State 85, Western Washington 75 Final Seattle Pacific 85, Chico State 702003-04 1st Round Cal Poly Pomona 74, Chico State 702002-03 1st Round Seattle Pacific 81, Chico State 701995-96 1st Round Chico State 68, UC Riverside 59 2nd Round UC Davis 80, Chico State 521987-88 1st Round Alaska-Anchorage 87, Chico State 711986-87 1st Round Chico State 76, Eastern Montana 67 2nd Round Cal Poly Pomona 56, Chico State 44

CCAA Championship TournamentAll-Time CCAA Championship Tourn. Record: 8-62013-14 Semifinals Dominguez Hills 64, Chico State 52 2012-13 1st Round Chico State 62, San Francisco St. 49 Semifinals Cal State L.A, 66, Chico State 532011-12 1st Round Chico State 62, Humboldt State 60 Semifinals CSU Monterey Bay 71, Chico State 65 2010-11 1st Round UC San Diego 76, Chico State 712009-10 1st Round Chico State 72, San Francisco St. 62 Semifinals Chico State 71, Cal Poly Pomona 56 Final Humboldt State 85, Chico State 552008-09 1st Round Chico State 45, Cal Poly Pomona 42 Semifinals Dominguez Hills 74, Chico State 612007-08 (Inaugural Tournament) 1st Round Chico State 62, Dominguez Hills 45 Semifinals Chico State 78, Cal Poly Pomona 74 Final Chico State 69, UC San Diego 63

NCAC Shaughnessy Playoffs All-Time NCAC Shaughnessy Record: 8-111997-98 1st Round Sonoma State 57, Chico State 461996-97 1st Round CS Stanislaus 83, Chico State781995-96 1st Round Chico State 78, CS Stanislaus 55 Semifinal Chico State 73, Humboldt State 47 Final UC Davis 58, Chico State 381994-95 1st Round UC Davis 71, Chico State 431993-94 1st Round Humboldt State 85, Chico State 531992-93 1st Round CS Stanislaus 81, Chico State 781991-92 1st Round CS Stanislaus 66, Chico State 631990-91 1st Round UC Davis 80, Chico State 79 (ot)1988-89 1st Round Chico State 61, UC Davis 59 Final CS Hayward 61, Chico State 441987-88 1st Round Chico State 79, S.F. State 60 Final Chico State 66, UC Davis 601986-87 1st Round Chico State 66, CS Hayward 48 Final Chico State 65, UC Davis 61 (2ot)1985-86 1st Round Chico State 73, CS Hayward 72 Final UC Davis 72, Chico State 631984-85 1st Round S.F. State 69, Chico State 68

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Wildcats in the WBCA National Poll Highest Ranking: No. 4 (Final 2005-06 Poll)Highest Preseason Ranking: No. 5 (2006-07)Highest Final Ranking: No. 4 (2005-06)Highest Regular Season Ranking: No. 6 - 3 times. (11/28/06, 1/16/07, and 1/23/07)Consecutive Weeks in the Top-25: 58 (1/12/05-4/1/08)

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Coaching History

Overall Conference Year Coach W L Pct W L Pct Finish1969-70 Fran Coslet 6 3 .667 4 2 .667 na1970-71 Fran Coslet 10 1 .909 8 0 1.000 1st1971-72 Fran Coslet 10 1 .909 5 0 1.000 1st1972-73 Fran Coslet 7 3 .700 4 1 .800 na1973-74 Fran Coslet 20 10 .667 9 3 .750 t1st1974-75 Fran Coslet 12 6 .667 6 1 .857 na1975-76 Fran Coslet 18 3 .857 10 0 1.000 1st1976-77 Fran Coslet 14 5 .737 10 2 .833 na1977-78 Fran Coslet 18 4 .818 12 2 .857 t1st1978-79 Fran Coslet 18 7 .720 12 2 .857 2nd1979-80 Fran Coslet 17 11 .607 13 1 .929 1st1980-81 Fran Coslet 19 9 .679 11 3 .786 t2nd1981-82 Fran Coslet 14 9 .609 9 5 .643 t3rd1982-83 Fran Coslet 13 11 .542 8 6 .571 4th1983-84 Fran Coslet 11 15 .423 7 7 .500 t4th1984-85 Fran Coslet 9 14 .391 8 6 .571 t2nd1985-86 Fran Coslet 17 12 .586 9 3 .750 t2nd1986-87 Fran Coslet 23 7 .767 11 1 .917 1st1987-88 Fran Coslet 19 10 .655 8 4 .667 3rd1988-89 Fran Coslet 13 13 .500 5 7 .417 5th1989-90 MA Lazzarini 10 16 .385 6 8 .429 5th1990-91 MA Lazzarini 13 15 .464 8 6 .571 t3rd1991-92 MA Lazzarini 19 8 .704 8 4 .667 3rd1992-93 MA Lazzarini 16 10 .615 9 3 .750 1st

Overall Conference Year Coach W L Pct W L Pct Finish1993-94 MA Lazzarini 11 15 .423 7 5 .583 3rd1994-95 MA Lazzarini 12 14 .462 7 5 .583 4th1995-96 MA Lazzarini 23 8 .742 11 3 .786 2nd1996-97 MA Lazzarini 13 12 .520 8 6 .571 3rd1997-98 MA Lazzarini 13 14 .481 8 6 .571 4th1998-99 MA Lazzarini 17 10 .630 13 7 .650 4th1999-00 MA Lazzarini 19 8 .704 13 7 .650 t3rd2000-01 MA Lazzarini 16 10 .615 13 9 .591 t3rd2001-02 MA Lazzarini 15 12 .556 10 12 .455 t6th 2002-03 Lynne Roberts 17 10 .630 15 7 .682 t2nd2003-04 Lynne Roberts 17 11 .607 13 9 .591 t4th2004-05 Lynne Roberts 24 6 .800 16 4 .800 1st2005-06 Lynne Roberts 28 4 .875 18 2 .900 1st2006-07 Molly Goodenbour 24 5 .828 18 4 .818 3rd2007-08 Molly Goodenbour 28 6 .823 17 3 .850 1st2008-09 Brian Fogel 16 13 .552 11 9 .550 5th2009-10 Brian Fogel 23 10 .697 16 6 .727 3rd2010-11 Brian Fogel 15 12 .556 12 10 .545 6th2011-12 Brian Fogel 18 11 .621 14 8 .636 t5th2012-13 Brian Fogel 23 6 .793 18 4 .818 1st2013-14 Brian Fogel 19 10 .655 14 8 .636 2nd2014-15 Brian Fogel 10 16 .385 7 15 .318 t8th

46-year totals 747 426 .637 479 226 .679

Coach Years W L Pct W L PctFran Coslet (1969-89) 20 288 154 .652 169 56 .751Mary Ann Lazzarini (1989-02) 13 197 152 .564 121 81 .599Lynne Roberts (2002-06) 4 86 31 .735 62 22 .738Molly Goodenbour (2006-08) 2 52 11 .825 35 7 .833Brian Fogel (2008-15) 7 124 78 .614 92 60 .605Totals 46 747 426 .637 479 226 .679

1970-71 NCIAC1971-72 NCIAC1973-74 NCIAC1975-76 NCIAC1977-78 GSC 1979-80 GSC

1986-87 NCAC1992-93 NCAC2004-05 CCAA2005-06 CCAA2007-08 CCAA2012-13 CCAA

NCIAC - Northern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (1969-1977)GSC - Golden State Conference (1977-1982)NCAC - Northern California Athletic Conference (1982-1998)CCAA - California Collegiate Athletic Association (1998-present)

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pointsGame: ..... 120, vs. Western New Mexico, 11/19/04Season: ... 2,657, 2004-05Season Average/Game: ..... 88.57, 2004-05

points alloWedGame: ...... 106, vs. Texas A&M Commerce, 1/29/97................ 106, vs. Central Washington, 12/5/97Season: .... 2,057, 2004-05Season Average Game: ..... 72.74, 2002-03

Field goalsGame: .... 47, vs. Western New Mexico, 11/19/04Season: ... 981, 2004-05Season Average/Game: ..... 32.70, 2004-05

Field goals atteMptedGame: .... 104, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 1/20/79Season: .. 2,255, 1986-87Season Average/Game: ..... 75.17, 1986-87

Field goal percentageGame: ..... .680 (34-50), vs. Utah State, 12/12/80Season: ... .472 (981-2,077), 2004-05

3-point Field goalsGame: .... 17, vs. Cal State L.A., 3/08/03Season: ... 248, 2004-05Season Average/Game: ..... 8.75, 2003-04

3-point Field goals atteMptedGame: ..... 46, vs. College of Notre Dame, 1/10/98Season: ... 683, 2004-05Season Average/Game: ..... 22.77, 2004-05

3-point percentage (MiniMuM 10 atteMpts)Game: ..... .667 (8-12), vs. CSU Stanislaus, 2/23/02Season: ... .394 (245-622), 2003-04

Free throWs MadeGame: .... 36, vs. San Francisco State, 2/3/95............... 36, vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 3/7/08Season: .. 505, 2005-06Season Average/Game: .....17.15, 1998-99

Free throWs atteMptedGame: .... 52, vs. San Francisco State, 2/3/95Season: .. 747, 1979-80Season Average/Game: ..... 26.68, 1979-80

Free throW percentage (MiniMuM 12 Made)Game: ..... 1.000 (13-13), vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 12/3/11Season: ... .759 (340-448), 2014-15

reboundsGame: ..... 66, vs. Hayward State, 2/14/76Season: ... 1,433, 2005-06Season Average/Game: ..... 47.40, 1986-87

Most turnoVersGame: ..... 40, vs. Baylor, 12/13/80Season: ... 688, 1980-81Season Average/Game: ..... 24.57, 1980-81

blocksGame: ..... 15, vs. Cal State Hayward, 1/11/91Season: ... 147, 1990-91Season Average/Game: ..... 5.25, 1990-91

assistsGame: ..... 33, vs. St. Martin's University, 12/21/05Season: ... 650, 2004-05Season Average/Game: ..... 21.67, 2004-05

stealsGame: ..... 29, vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 11/28/07Season: ... 396, 2005-06Season Average/Game: .....14.04, 1991-92

Most personal FoulsGame: ..... 40, vs. Southern Oregon (2OT), 11/23/97............... 36, vs. Southern Oregon (Regulation), 11/16/01Season: ... 603, 2005-06............... 603, 2009-10Season Average/Game: ..... 22.73, 2000-01

Most points scored (both teaMs)Game: .... 208 (112-96), at Bakersfield, 03/04/05

largest Winning Margin85 (100-15), vs. College of Notre Dame, 1/5/90

largest losing Margin47 (86-39), vs. Western Washington, 12/10/9347 (106-59), vs. Central Washington, 12/05/97

FeWest points scored(Both teaMs, 1981-82 to present)Game: ..... 82 (30-52), vs. UC Davis, 1/7/89

FeWest points scored(prior to ncaa, 1981)Game: ..... 21 (21-20), vs. Nevada Reno, 2/14/70

FeWest points scored(1981-82 to present)Game: .... 30 (30-54), vs. Simon Fraser, 11/24/96............... 30 (30-52), vs. UC Davis, 1/7/89

FeWest points alloWed(prior to ncaa, 1981)Game: ..... 12 (57-12), vs. Santa Clara, 3/7/70

FeWest points alloWed(1981-82 to present)Game: ..... 15 (100-15), vs. College of Notre Dame, 1/5/90

longest Winning streaks Overall: .... 14 games, 2005-06Home ...... 28 games, 2005-07

Women's Team Records

57pointsGame: ...... 37, Marissa Bradley, vs Texas A&M Comm., 12/27/97..................37, Lauren Himmelspach, vs Pomona, 3/11/05Season: .... 605, Amber Simmons, 2005-06Career: ..... 1,765, Marissa Bradley, 1997-01

Field goalsGame: ...... 15, Samantha Copenhaver (vs. SF State, 3/2/88)Season: .... 225, Iseth Cowan, 1995-96Career: ..... 633, Joddie Vossler, 1989-93

Free throWs MadeGame: ...... 20, Marissa Bradley (vs Texas A&M Com., 11/29/97)Season: .... 147, Cathy Sulinski, 1979-80Career: ..... 457, Marissa Bradley, 1997-01

3-point Field goalsGame: ...... 8, Tessa Isola (vs. Azusa Pacific, 12/5/96)................ 8, Audi Spencer (vs. Regis, 11/18/06)Season: .... 80, Marissa White, 2003-04Career: ..... 196, Audi Spencer, 2004-08

reboundsGame: ...... 22, Val Ritchie (vs. Humboldt State, 1/18/75)Season: .... 309, Amber Simmons, 2004-05Career: ..... 914, Michelle Vanden Bosch, 1993-97

assistsGame: ..... 17, Kim Abts (vs. Seattle Pacific, 12/18/04)Season: .... 290, Kim Abts, 2004-05Career: .... 747, Kim Abts, 2004-05

stealsGame: ...... 9, Mary Ann Lazzarini (vs. Nevada-Reno, 2/16/74)Season: .... 101, Lauren Himmelspach, 2004-05Career: ..... 217, Marissa Bradley, 1997-01

blocksGame: ...... 8, Iseth Cowan (2x, last vs. Riverside on 3/7/96)................ 8, Cathy Small, 1997-98Season: .... 104, Iseth Cowan, 1995-96Career: ..... 148, Michelle Flowers, 1989-92

Field goal percentage (Minimum 200 Attempts)Season: .... .566, Michelle Vanden Bosch, 1994-95 (125-221)Career: ..... .540, Maija Panttaja, 2001-05 (184-341)

Free throW percentage(Minimum 70 Attempts)Season: .... .855, Samantha Copenhaver, 1986-87 (77-90)(Minimum 150 Attempts)Career: ..... .832, Hannah Womack, 2012-15 (247-297)

single gaMe highs - points37 Marissa Bradley (1997-98 vs. Texas A&M Comm.) 37 Lauren Himmelspach (2004-05 vs. Cal Poly Pomona) 35 Samantha Copenhaver (1987-88 vs. S.F. State)34 Joddie Vossler (1992-93 at UC Riverside)34 Joelle Babula (1994-95 vs. Cal Poly Pomona)34 Haley Ford (2005-06 at St. Martin's)32 Karin Lyon (1984-85 vs. Humboldt State)32 Kim Abts (2003-04 at Sonoma State)31 Natasha Smith (2009-10 at Humboldt State)31 Lauren Himmelspach (2004-05 at Humboldt State)31 Jennifer Kern (2001-02 vs. St. Edward's U.)30 Joan Weinerth (1992-93 vs. UC Davis)30 Michelle Vanden Bosch (1994-95 at Sonoma State)30 Iseth Cowan (1995-96 vs. CSU Stanislaus)30 Justine McMahan (1999-00 at Cal State LA)30 Kim Abts (2002-03 vs. UC San Diego)30 Kim Abts (2003-04 vs. UC Davis)30 Haley Ford (2004-05 vs. Western New Mexico)30 Amber Simmons (2005-06 vs. UC San Diego) 30 Amber Simmons (2006-07 vs. CSU Monterey Bay)

single gaMe high - rebounds22 Val Ritchie (1974-75 at Humboldt State)21 Kerri Cameron (1998-99 vs. Humboldt State)21 Dyan Miller (1988-89 at S.F. State)21 Michelle Flowers (1991-92 vs. Puget Sound)21 Renee Goldoff (2007-08 vs. West Texas A&M)20 Michelle Vanden Bosch (1996-97 at Humboldt State)20 Jan Banks (1976-77 vs. Sacramento State)20 Leah Rice (2000-01 vs. Cal Poly Pomona)20 Renee Goldoff (2006-07 vs. Cal State Stanislaus)19 Becky Blankenship (1978-79 vs. UC Davis)19 Janette Oriza (1995-96 at CSLA)18 Terrianne Young (1981-82 vs. CSU Stanislaus)18 Joanne Hernandez (1986-87 vs. CSU Stanislaus)18 Iseth Cowan (1995-96 at CSU Stanislaus)18 Sharon Galligan (1978-79 vs. Humboldt State)18 Jennifer Kern (2000-01 vs. San Francisco State)18 Amber Simmons (2004-05, three times)

single season double-double leaders17 Amber Simmons (2005-06)16 Amber Simmons (2004-05)15 Iseth Cowan (1995-96)12 Kim Abts (2004-05)12 Michelle Vanden Bosch (1996-97)

career double-double leaders44 Amber Simmons (2004-07) 36 Michelle Vanden Bosch (1993-97)23 Kim Abts (2001-05)23 Samantha Copenhaver (1984-88)15 Iseth Cowan (1995-96)

career triple-double leaders 1 Heather Brite (12/20/1993 vs. Fresno Pacific) 14 pts—12 Rebs—11 Asts

scoring aVerageSeason: ................19.8, Lauren Himmelspach, 2004-054-year Career: ......16.5, Marissa Bradley, 1997-012-year Career: ......15.6, Lauren Himmelspach, 2004-061-year Career: ......17.4, Iseth Cowan, 1995-96

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Women's Top Ten Lists - Seasonsteals aVerage (Min. 18 gMs.) 3.37 Lauren Himmelspach 2004-05 3.11 Smilie Glenn 2001-02 2.90 Cathy Sulinski 1980-81 2.80 Lynn Hunnicutt 1975-76 2.79 Wendy Bates 1987-88 2.72 Heather Brite 1993-94 2.69 Tracy Anderson 1987-88 2.59 Joddie Vossler 1991-92 2.42 Annjanette Pitts 1989-90 2.42 Martha Hernandez 1994-95

total steals 101 Lauren Himmelspach 2004-05 84 Smilie Glenn 2001-02 81 Wendy Bates 1987-88 78 Tracy Anderson 1987-88 72 Amber Simmons 2005-06 72 Wendy Bates 1986-87 70 Joddie Vossler 1991-92 68 Lauren Himmelspach 2005-06 68 Heather Brite 1993-94 67 Amber Simmons 2006-07

block aVerage (Min. 18 gMs.) 3.35 Iseth Cowan 1995-96 2.70 Michelle Flowers 1991-92 1.96 Cathy Small 1997-98 1.78 Michelle Flowers 1990-91 1.67 Sharon Galligan 1980-81 1.58 Tami Stallions 1982-83 1.57 Amber Simmons 2004-05 1.48 Jessica Sperle 1999-00 1.46 Dyan Miller 1988-89 1.38 Amani Housen 1990-91 1.38 Joddie Vossler 1992-93 total blocks 104 Iseth Cowan 1995-96 73 Michelle Flowers 1991-92 53 Cathy Small 1997-98 48 Michelle Flowers 1990-91 47 Amber Simmons 2004-05 45 Sharon Galligan 1980-81 40 Jessica Sperle 1999-00 38 Tami Stallions 1982-83 38 Dyan Miller 1988-89 37 Amber Simmons 2005-06 total Minutes played (1982-Present)1048 Jade Smith-Williams 2007-081030 Samantha Copenhaver 1987-88 1020 Tracey Anderson 1987-88 1017 Michelle Vanden Bosch 1995-96 1013 Joddie Vossler 1992-93 990 Haley Ford 2004-05 979 Haley Ford 2005-06 978 Natasha Smith 2009-10 969 Marissa White 2003-04 965 Natasha Smith 2008-09

scoring aVerage (Min. 18 gMs.)19.80 Lauren Himmelspach 2004-0519.58 Joddie Vossler 1992-9318.91 Amber Simmons 2005-0618.37 Joddie Vossler 1991-9217.50 Marissa Bradley 2000-0117.44 Marissa Bradley 1999-0017.39 Iseth Cowan 1995-9616.93 Joddie Vossler 1990-9116.74 Marissa Bradley 1998-9916.71 Marissa White 2003-04

total points 605 Amber Simmons 2005-06 594 Lauren Himmelspach 2004-05 539 Iseth Cowan 1995-96 509 Joddie Vossler 1992-93 496 Joddie Vossler 1991-92 481 Tracey Anderson 1987-88 479 Amber Simmons 2006-07 474 Joddie Vossler 1990-91 471 Marissa Bradley 1999-00 468 Marissa White 2003-04 total rebounds 309 Amber Simmons 2004-05 303 Iseth Cowan 1995-96 298 Amber Simmons 2005-06 293 Kerri Cameron 1998-99 270 Michelle Vanden Bosch 1995-96 262 Samantha Copenhaver 1986-87 250 Amber Simmons 2006-07 248 Sharon Galligan 1980-81 242 Leah Rice 2002-03 239 Michelle Vanden Bosch 1996-97 239 Michelle Flowers 1991-92

rebounding aVerage (Min. 18 gMs.)10.85 Kerri Cameron 1998-9910.70 Amber Simmons 2004-0510.39 Michelle Vanden Bosch 1996-97 9.78 Iseth Cowan 1995-96 9.31 Amber Simmons 2005-06 8.96 Leah Rice 2002-03 8.86 Sharon Galligan 1980-81 8.85 Michelle Flowers 1991-92 8.84 Jennifer Borror 2005-06 8.81 Joddie Vossler 1992-93 Free throWs Made 147 Cathy Sulinski 1979-80 135 Marissa Bradley 1998-99 129 Marissa Bradley 2000-01 118 Michelle Vanden Bosch 1994-95 115 Joddie Vossler 1990-91 114 Amber Simmons 2005-06 114 Joddie Vossler 1990-91 112 Natasha Smith 2009-10 108 Michelle Vanden Bosch 1996-97 107 Tasha Henneman 1996-97

3-point % (Min. 30 Made).450 Jazmine Miller (58-129) 2012-13.437 Kim Abts (31-71) 2002-03.423 Marissa Bradley (41-97) 1997-98.420 Lauren Himmelspach (55-131) 2004-05.416 Audi Spencer (52-125) 2007-08.415 Marissa White (80-193) 2003-04.408 Darcy Power (38-93) 1988-89.407 Michelle Pietka (68-167) 2002-03.404 Michelle Pietka (63-156) 2003-04.400 Taylor Lydon (48-120) 2010-11

Made 3-pointers 80 Marissa White 2003-04 73 Kim Abts 2004-05 68 Michelle Pietka 2002-03 63 Amy Van Hollebeke 2005-06 63 Michelle Pietka 2003-04 61 Melissa Richardson 2009-10 59 Audi Spencer 2006-07 58 Melissa Richardson 2008-09 58 Haley Ford 2004-05 58 Haley Ford 2005-06 58 Jazmine Miller 2012-13 assists aVerage (Min. 18 gMs.)9.67 Kim Abts 2004-056.82 Kim Abts 2003-046.52 Kim Abts 2002-036.14 Courtney Hamilton 2013-145.04 Marissa Bradley 2000-014.84 Heather Brite 1993-944.66 Courtney Hamilton 2012-134.56 Courtney Hamilton 2010-114.48 Tasha Henneman 1995-964.37 Joan Weinerth 1991-92

total assists 290 Kim Abts 2004-05 191 Kim Abts 2003-04 178 Courtney Hamilton 2013-14 176 Kim Abts 2002-03 139 Tasha Henneman 1995-96 135 Courtney Hamilton 2012-13 134 Natasha Smith 2009-10 131 Marissa Bradley 1998-99 123 Jade Smith-Williams 2007-08 123 Courtney Hamilton 2010-11

Field goal % (Min. 100 Made) .566 Michelle Vanden Bosch (125) 1994-95 .550 Amber Simmons (182) 2004-05 .539 Jennifer Kern (110) 2000-01.525 Amber Simmons (244) 2005-06.525 Maija Panttaja (107) 2004-05.521 Audi Spencer (172) 2007-08.515 Joddie Vossler (206) 1992-93.511 Lauren Himmelspach (218) 2004-05.503 Joddie Vossler (186) 1991-92.502 Renee Goldoff (113) 2007-08

59Women's Top Ten Lists - Careercareer point leaders1765 Marissa Bradley 1997-011673 Joddie Vossler 1989-931521 Amber Simmons 2004-071460 Kim Abts 2001-051397 Samantha Copenhaver 1984-881371 Natasha Smith 2007-10, 11-121327 Audi Spencer 2004-081312 Michelle Vanden Bosch 1993-971231 Jazmine Miller 2010-141070 Michelle Pietka 2000-04

career rebound leaders 914 Michelle Vanden Bosch 1993-97 857 Amber Simmons 2004-07 805 Samantha Copenhaver 1984-88 634 Renee Goldoff 2005-09 626 Terrianne Young 1978-82 622 Joddie Vossler 1989-93 574 Michelle Flowers 1989-92 573 Sharon Galligan 1978-81 532 Christine Vest 2006-10 521 Haley Ford 2003-06

career steal leaders 217 Marissa Bradley 1997-01 206 Joddie Vossler 1989-93 201 Amber Simmons 2004-07 198 Heather Brite 1990-94 190 Natasha Smith 2007-10, 11-12 183 Tasha Henneman 1993-97 182 Audi Spencer 2004-08 176 Kim Abts 2001-05 173 Synchro Bull 2008-10, 11-13 169 Lauren Himmelspach 2004-06 career assist leaders 747 Kim Abts 2001-05 523 Courtney Hamilton 2010-14 406 Marissa Bradley 1997-01 387 Natasha Smith 2007-10, 11-12 366 Tasha Henneman 1993-97 315 Audi Spencer 2004-08 302 Heather Brite 1990-94 273 Synchro Bull 2008-10, 11-13 269 Joddie Vossler 1989-93 239 Melissa Richardson 2006-10

career gaMes played 130 Natasha Smith 2007-10, 11-12 3,709 mins 122 Audi Spencer 2004-08 3,064 mins 120 Christine Vest 2006-10 2,417 mins 119 Melissa Richardson 2006-10 2,967 mins 116 Cory Edwards 2005-09 2,137 mins 114 Courtney Hamilton 2010-14 3,216 mins 114 Jazmine Miller 2010-14 3,054 mins 112 Synchro Bull 2008-10, 11-13 2,839 mins 111 Samantha Copenhaver 1984-88 3,107 mins 110 Taylor Lydon 2007-11 1,798 mins

career 3-point leaders196 Audi Spencer 2004-08180 Kim Abts 2001-05174 Melissa Richardson 2006-10169 Michelle Pietka 2000-04163 Jazmine Miller 2010-14162 Marissa Bradley 1997-01143 Hannah Womack 2012-15140 Haley Ford 2003-06139 Alisha Valavanis 1995-99137 Marissa White 2002-04

career 3-point %(Min. 40 Made).398 Audi Spencer (196) 2004-08 .393 Michelle Pietka (169) 2000-04.391 Darcy Power (52) 1987-89.391 Lauren Himmelspach (90) 2004-06.390 Marissa White (134) 2002-04.386 Kim Abts (180) 2001-05.381 Niki Simons (40) 2005-07.375 Kassidy Johnson (42) 2000-04.369 Taylor Lydon (80) 2007-11.367 Joan Weinerth (41) 1991-93

career Free throW leaders457 Marissa Bradley 1997-01 416 Michelle Vanden Bosch 1993-97382 Joddie Vossler 1989-93318 Natasha Smith 2007-10, 11-12312 Kim Abts 2001-05291 Amber Simmons 2004-07285 Tasha Henneman 1993-97284 Jazmine Miller 2010-14247 Hannah Womack 2012-15245 Cathy Sulinski 1979-81

career block leaders 148 Michelle Flowers 1989-92 121 Jessica Sperle 1997-01 114 Amber Simmons 2004-07 104 Iseth Cowan 1995-96 84 Tami Stallions 1979-82 80 Courtney Hamilton 2010-14 72 Sharon Galligan 1978-81 72 Joddie Vossler 1989-93 60 Cathy Small 1996-98 57 Amani Housen 1989-91 career points per gaMe17.4 Iseth Cowan 1995-9616.9 Amber Simmons 2004-0716.6 Tracey Anderson 1987-8816.5 Marissa Bradley 1997-0115.9 Joddie Vossler 1989-9315.6 Lauren Himmelpsach 2004-0615.5 Marissa White 2002-0415.0 Cathy Sulinski 1979-8114.7 Amy McGary 1991-9214.3 Gia Albertazzi 1990-91

career Field goal %(Min. 200 Fg ) .536 Kara Scheitlin (392) 2000-05.520 Amber Simmons (604) 2004-07.512 Jennifer Kern (251) 2000-02.493 Michelle Vanden Bosch (448) 1993-97.492 Val Ritchie (240) 1973-77 .490 Iseth Cowen (225) 1995-96.487 Renee Goldoff (330) 2005-09.482 Joddie Vossler (633) 1989-93 .475 Kelli Gillman (235) 1982-84 .475 Audi Spencer (483) 2004-08.475 McKenzie Dalthorp (319) 2010-14

Kim AbtsSecond Team All-American,

CCAA Player of the Year2004-05

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First Team All-CCAA2002-03, 2003-04, 2004-05

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61All-AmericA, All-region, And All-conference Honorees • (1989-Present)ALL-AMERICAFirst Team2005-06 Amber Simmons

Second Team2004-05 Kim Abts

Honorable Mention1991-92, 92-93 Joddie Vossler1995-96 Iseth Cowan2013-14 Courtney Hamilton

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA TEAM1991-92 Joddie Vossler

CONFERENCE PLAYER OF THE YEAR1991-92 Joddie Vossler2004-05 Kim Abts

CONFERENCE COACH OF THE YEAR1992-93 Mary Ann Lazzarini2004-05, 2005-06 Lynne Roberts2007-08 Molly Goodenbour2012-13 Brian Fogel

CONFERENCE FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR2006-07 Jade Smith-Williams2010-11 Courtney Hamilton2014-15 Whitney Branham

NCAA WOMAN OF THE YEAR NOMINEE1993 Joddie Vossler1997 Michelle Vanden Bosch2005 Maija Panttaja

NCAC STUDENT ATHLETE OF THE YEAR1992-93 Joddie Vossler1996-97 Michelle Vanden Bosch

ALL-WEST REGIONFirst Team1999-2000 Marissa Bradley2003-04, 04-05 Kim Abts2005-06, 06-07 Amber Simmons2007-08 Audi Spencer

Second Team1997-98, 98-99, 2000-01 Marissa Bradley2003-04 Marissa White2004-05 Lauren Himmelspach2011-12 Synchro Bull2012-13 Jazmine Miller2013-14 Courtney Hamilton

ALL-CONFERENCE SELECTIONSFirst Team1990-91 Gia Albertazzi1991-92, 92-93 Joddie Vossler1991-92 Amy McGary1993-94, 94-95, 95-96 Michelle Vanden Bosch1995-96 Iseth Cowan1997-98, 98-99, 99-00, 00-01 Marissa Bradley2002-03, 03-04, 04-05 Kim Abts2003-04 Marissa White2004-05 Lauren Himmelspach2004-05, 05-06, 06-07 Amber Simmons2005-06 Haley Ford2007-08 Audi Spencer2007-08 Jade Smith-Williams2008-09, 09-10 Natasha Smith2011-12 Synchro Bull2012-13 Monnie Davidson-Mays2012-13, 13-14 Courtney Hamilton2012-13, 13-14 Jazmine Miller

Second Team1990-91 Joddie Vossler1991-92 Joan Weinerth1996-97 Michelle Vanden Bosch1996-97 Tasha Henneman2001-02 Jennifer Kern2001-02 Kara Scheitlin2002-03 Michelle Pietka2002-03 Marissa White2002-03 Leah Rice2004-05 Maija Panttaja2004-05 Haley Ford2005-06 Lauren Himmelspach2006-07 Niki Simons2006-07 Audi Spencer2006-07, 08-09 Renee Goldoff2009-10 Melissa Richardson2010-11 Molly Collins2010-11 Taylor Lydon2011-12 Natasha Smith2012-13 Synchro Bull2013-14 McKenzie Dalthorp2014-15 Hannah Womack

Marissa Bradley

Marissa White

Women's Individual Honors

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Women's Season Category Leaders

Michelle Vanden Bosch Joan Weinerth

Season Points Rebounds Assists Steals Blocks Free Throws 3-Pointers2014-15 354, Hannah Womack 144, Brooke Bowen 72, Hannah Womack 39, Hannah Womack 17, Brooke Bowen 97, Hannah Womack 47, Hannah Womack2013-14 383, Jazmine Miller 217, Analise Riezebos 178, Courtney Hamilton 64, Courtney Hamilton 29, Courtney Hamilton 95, Jazmine Miller 50, Jazmine Miller 2012-13 372, Jazmine Miller 173, Analise Riezebos 135, Courtney Hamilton 61, Monnie Davidson-Mays 26, Courtney Hamilton 66, Jazmine Miller 58, Jazmine Miller2011-12 353, Synchro Bull 151, Synchro Bull 87, Courtney Hamilton 59, Synchro Bull 15, Courtney Hamilton 68, Jazmine Miller 48, Jazmine Miller2010-11 279, Molly Collins 133, Taylor Lydon 123, Courtney Hamilton 27, Courtney Hamilton 20, Pauline Ferrall 55, Jazmine Miller 48, Taylor Lydon 2009-10 379, Natasha Smith 192, Pauline Ferrall 134, Natasha Smith 57, Melissa Richardson 20, Pauline Ferrall 112, Natasha Smith 61, Melissa Richardson2008-09 386, Natasha Smith 170, Renee Goldoff 95, Natasha Smith 52, Natasha Smith 17, Cory Edwards 97, Renee Goldoff 58, Melissa Richardson2007-08 450, Audi Spencer 185, Renee Goldoff 133, J. Smith-Williams 60, J. Smith-Williams 20, Amanda Monteith 95, J. Smith-Williams 52, Audi Spencer2006-07 479, Amber Simmons 250, Amber Simmons 76, Simons, Spencer 67, Amber Simmons 30, Amber Simmons 106, Amber Simmons 59, Audi Spencer2005-06 605, Amber Simmons 298, Amber Simmons 136, Audi Spencer 72, Amber Simmons 37, Amber Simmons 114, Amber Simmons 63, A. Van Hollebeke2004-05 594, L. Himmelspach 309, Amber Simmons 290, Kim Abts 101, L. Himmelspach 47, Amber Simmons 103, L. Himmelspach 73, Kim Abts2003-04 468, Marissa White 182, Michelle Pietka 191, Kim Abts 58, Marissa White 9, M. White, K. Johnson 105, Kim Abts 80, Marissa White 2002-03 426, Michelle Pietka 242, Leah Rice 176, Kim Abts 63, Marissa White 32, Leah Rice 85, Leah Rice 68, Michelle Pietka2001-02 363, Jennifer Kern 206, Jennifer Kern 101, Rexanne Simpton 84, Smilie Glenn 17, Kara Scheitlin 81, Jennifer Kern 32, Michelle Pietka2000-01 455, Marissa Bradley 194, Jennifer Kern 131, Marissa Bradley 48, Bradley, Whitman 23, Leah Rice 129, Marissa Bradley 46, Marissa Bradley1999-00 471, Marissa Bradley 149, Michelle Johnson 82, Marissa Bradley 59, Michelle Johnson 40, Jessica Sperle 97, Marissa Bradley 50, Marissa Bradley1998-99 452, Marissa Bradley 293, Kerri Cameron 107, Marissa Bradley 65, Michelle Johnson 25, Jessica Sperle 135, Marissa Bradley 50, Alisha Valavanis1997-98 387, Marissa Bradley 142, Nikki Turner 97, Marta Salas 58, Marissa Bradley 53, Cathy Small 96, Marissa Bradley 41, Marissa Bradley1996-97 300, M.Vanden Bosch 239, M.Vanden Bosch 93, Tasha Henneman 53, Tasha Henneman 8, M.Vanden Bosch 108, M.Vanden Bosch 44, Alisha Valavanis1995-96 539, Iseth Cowan 303, Iseth Cowan 139, Tasha Henneman 64, Tasha Henneman 104, Iseth Cowan 99, M.Vanden Bosch 32, Tessa Isola1994-95 368, M.Vanden Bosch 211, M.Vanden Bosch 93, Tasha Henneman 63, M. Hernandez 20, Joelle Babula 118, M.Vanden Bosch 28, M.Hernandez1993-94 281, M.Vanden Bosch 194, M.Vanden Bosch 121, Heather Brite 68, Heather Brite 25, Lisa Falleri 91, M.Vanden Bosch 18, M.Hernandez1992-93 509, Joddie Vossler 229, Joddie Vossler 111, Joan Weinerth 60, P. Hernandez 36, Joddie Vossler 94, J. Vossler, J. Weinerth 54, P.Hernandez1991-92 496, Joddie Vossler 239, Michelle Flowers 83, Joan Weinerth 70, Joddie Vossler 73, Michelle Flowers 114, Joddie Vossler 30, P.Hernandez1990-91 474, Joddie Vossler 197, Amani Housen 102, Gia Albertazzi 51, Joddie Vossler 48, Michelle Flowes 115, Joddie Vossler 11, Joddie Vossler1989-90 308, Annjanette Pitts 161, Michelle Flowers 81, Kim Taylor 63, Annjanette Pitts 27, Michelle Flowers 65, Gia Giordano 10, Laurie Cook1988-89 328, Annjanette Pitts 189, Dyan Miller 45, Darcy Power 50, Annjanette Pitts 38, Dyan Miller 65, Annjanette Pitts 38, Darcy Power1987-88 481, Tracy Anderson 212, S.Copenhaver 106, Wendy Bates 81, Wendy Bates 13, Rebecca York 78, Rebecca York 14, Darcy Power1986-87 439, S.Copenhaver 262, S.Copenhaver 120, Wendy Bates 72, Wendy Bates 11, Sue Eccleston 83, Kim Young 3, Kim Young1985-86 319, Deann Carlson 186, Deann Carlson 61, Paulina Pasalo 35, Carol Scott 24, J. Hernandez 81, Deann Carlson No 3-Point Line1984-85 345, Karin Lyon 146, S.Copenhaver 62, Jana Courson 37, Kathy Moylan 23, Chris Broach 73, Karin Lyon No 3-Point Line1983-84 390, Kelli Gillman 222, Kelli Gillman 86, Jill Johnson 60, Kelli Gillman 9, Chris Broach 68, Kelli Gillman No 3-Point Line1982-83 343, Tami Stallions 162, Tami Stallions 61, Shermagne Gunn 45, Tami Stallions 38, Tami Stallions 53, Tami Stallions No 3-Point Line1981-82 319, Terianne Young 194, Terrianne Young 67, Andrea Drake 36, Tami Stallions 24, Tami Stallions 67, Terrianne Young No 3-Point Line1980-81 370, Cathy Sulinski 248, Sharon Galligan 51, Andrea Drake 61, Cathy Sulinski 45, Sharon Galligan 98, Cathy Sulinski No 3-Point Line1979-80 335, Cathy Sulinski 225, Sharon Galligan 40, Barrie Hurlimann 25, Cathy Sulinski 29, Kathy Arendsen 147, Cathy Sulinski No 3-Point Line1978-79 255, Diana Honeycutt 181, Becky Blankenship 91, Debbie Kjellberg 16, Marty Shirey 8, Sharon Galligan 57, Kathy Arendsen No 3-Point Line1977-78 270, Mary Ann Macur 179, Janice Banks 66, Debbie Kjellberg 4, Kathy McQuillan Stat Not Compiled 45, Janice Banks No 3-Point Line1976-77 238, Mary Ann Macur 136, Janice Banks 54, Mary Ann Macur Stat Not Compiled Stat Not Compiled 37, Janice Banks No 3-Point Line1975-76 254, Val Ritchie 179, Janice Banks 48, Lynn Hunnicut 56, Lynn Hunnicut Stat Not Compiled 35, Janice Banks No 3-Point Line

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Academy of Art(1-0)11/19/10 W 73-55

Alaska-Anchorage (0-7) 12/17/86 L 77-7803/12/88 L 71-8712/07/90 L 69-88 12/08/90 L 70-74 12/17/93 L 55-60 12/03/94 L 62-6503/15/08 L 47-65

Alaska-Fairbanks (11-4) 01/05/78 W 99-6201/04/80 W 67-4712/04/81 L 51-7112/05/81 W 80-7112/31/82 W 65-5501/02/90 L 49-60 12/10/90 W 84-69 12/11/90 L 83-90 01/03/94 W 76-49 11/22/96 W 46-4311/19/05 W 96-68 11/24/07 W 74-6511/20/08 W 68-6411/22/08 W 68-4711/22/14 L 77-81

Angelo State (0-1) 12/05/92 L 43-55

AzusaPacific (2-0) 12/14/79 W 60-5712/05/96 W 84-57

Baylor University(0-1)12/13/80 L 50-89

Biola University(0-2)01/31/79 L 49-7503/07/80 L 59-78

Boise State University(0-1)01/03/81 L 50-61

Cal Lutheran (2-0) 01/05/98 W 76-6311/21/99 W 82-65

Cal Poly Pomona (23-24) 03/08/74 L na03/07/87 L 44-5612/16/87 L 58-7212/18/91 L 73-77 12/11/92 L 62-68 11/25/94 L 68-72 12/15/94 W 73-7012/20/98 L 55-6502/12/98 W 70-6012/19/99 W 64-5002/11/00 L 73-8501/20/01 L 81-9402/23/01 W 78-6901/05/02 L 83-9202/15/02 L 81-8801/10/03 L 62-6602/15/03 W 93-7301/02/04 W 107-9802/28/04 L 65-85

03/12/04 L 70-7401/14/05 W 68-6202/19/05 W 88-6703/04/05 W 77-5901/13/06 W 66-6002/18/06 W 67-5201/12/07 W 88-6802/17/07 W 73-5301/11/08 W 63-5102/16/08 W 76-6503/07/08 W 78-7401/02/09 L 61-6502/07/09 W 50-4303/03/09 W 45-4201/03/10 L 63-6502/05/10 L 48-5303/05/10 W 71-5601/15/11 L 42-6202/18/11 L 79-9312/03/11 L 55-7002/03/12 L 74-8311/30/12 W 68-5702/02/13 W 82-7301/23/14 W 62-4803/01/14 W 63-6103/15/14 L 80-8901/02/15 L 76-8102/07/15 L 57-72

Cal Poly San Luis Obispo(3-4) 01/09/75 W 63-1912/12/77 W 74-6712/15/78 W 48-3801/01/84 L 62-7112/13/85 L 72-7812/28/86 L 73-7712/31/89 L 59-64

California Baptist (0-1)11/26/83 L 59-61

CSUBakersfield(5-10)01/13/01 L 78-8203/02/01 L 78-9501/13/02 L 87-10302/22/02 L 77-7901/17/03 L 71-10102/22/03 L 80-9201/09/04 L 69-8003/06/04 L 60-7301/29/05 W 89-7003/04/05 W 112-9601/28/06 L 68-9203/03/06 W 78-6803/11/06 W 83-8001/06/07 W 70-6202/08/07 L 50-83

CSU Dominguez Hills(37-14) 12/04/82 L 73-7711/24/83 L 57-7812/08/84 L 66-7911/26/85 W 74-5212/07/85 W 68-4012/03/86 W 79-5012/29/86 L 61-6811/21/87 W 84-5812/12/87 W 83-6112/02/88 W 81-5312/10/88 W 58-4811/20/93 W 60-4712/09/95 W 47-4612/11/98 L 47-5502/05/99 W 76-6012/11/99 W 63-4602/04/00 W 67-5912/17/00 W 75-6602/10/01 W 79-6212/07/01 W 64-5202/02/02 W 67-4902/01/03 W 67-58

03/07/03 W 71-6001/31/04 W 67-5802/06/04 W 80-7101/15/05 L 71-7302/18/05 L 73-8401/14/06 W 75-5202/17/06 W 74-7312/02/06 L 54-7302/01/07 W 53-4801/25/08 W 70-5002/29/08 W 67-5003/04/08 W 62-4501/16/09 L 55-6302/21/09 L 50-6403/06/09 L 61-7401/23/10 W 85-3402/25/10 W 67-5412/31/10 W 71-5901/28/11 W 55-4201/13/12 W 82-5302/18/12 W 80-5301/19/13 W 70-6302/22/13 W 73-5801/10/14 W 80-7802/15/14 W 54-5103/07/14 L 52-6403/14/14 W 90-7012/05/14 L 42-6201/31/15 L 61-66

CSU Fullerton(0-2) 03/08/75 L 39-7403/10/77 L 50-75

CSU East Bay (Hayward) (53-16) 02/21/70 W 42-2702/21/71 W 51-3603/31/73 L 39-4301/12/74 W 34-3001/19/74 W na02/09/74 W 63-3601/25/75 W 62-4602/15/75 W 91-3901/31/76 W 82-4402/14/76 W 79-2201/15/77 W 69-3402/05/77 W 70-3602/02/78 W 81-4203/02/78 W 69-5201/13/79 W 70-3402/09/79 W 66-5802/01/80 W 64-5402/16/80 W 62-4201/23/81 W 63-4502/21/81 W 68-5801/15/82 L 70-8002/06/82 W 75-6901/29/83 L 68-7302/25/83 W 71-6501/06/84 W 67-4602/03/84 W 56-5201/12/85 W 49-4302/09/85 W 68-6501/18/86 L 53-5602/07/86 L 64-6702/19/86 W 73-7201/24/87 W 79-5802/14/87 W 73-6602/23/87 W 66-4801/16/88 W 67-5202/05/88 W 60-5601/14/89 L 50-5402/18/89 L 64-6803/03/89 L 44-6101/26/90 L 66-67 02/16/90 L 71-77 01/11/91 W 90-81 02/23/91 W 87-82 01/17/92 W 84-69 02/15/92 W 74-50 01/23/93 L 68-71 02/05/93 W 97-63 01/07/94 W 84-54 02/19/94 W 61-43

01/13/95 W 62-51 02/11/95 W 85-58 01/13/96 W 81-48 02/09/96 W 63-46 01/11/97 W 64-60 02/07/97 W 63-54 01/17/98 W 72-62 02/13/98 W 57-5501/09/10 W 78-6002/12/10 W 67-5201/08/11 W 74-4702/10/11 L 69-7401/20/12 W 60-5102/24/12 W 74-5901/26/13 W 56-5002/28/13 W 59-5601/17/14 L 61-6402/22/14 L 60-6301/23/15 L 56-7502/28/15 L 45-58

CSU Los Angeles (32-13) 01/10/74 W 70-1601/03/80 L 52-6611/27/85 W 73-6112/06/86 L 60-6712/11/87 L 67-6911/25/88 L 55-6612/16/91 W 88-52 11/23/94 W 61-56 12/08/95 W 66-44 12/13/96 W 72-6712/12/98 W 89-7602/06/99 W 77-6312/10/99 W 69-6402/05/00 W 69-5712/18/00 L 73-9102/09/01 L 63-6712/08/01 W 69-5502/01/02 W 78-6901/31/03 W 93-8203/08/03 W 98-7301/30/04 W 93-8202/07/04 W 81-6801/28/05 W 89-4903/05/05 W 83-6301/27/06 W 58-5403/04/06 W 91-4901/05/07 W 79-5402/10/07 W 74-5501/26/08 W 77-54 02/28/08 W 70-4201/17/09 W 73-4802/20/09 W 69-5901/22/10 L 54-5802/26/10 W 71-5212/30/10 W 68-5801/29/11 W 63-6001/14/12 L 56-5702/17/12 W 92-6001/18/13 W 73-6702/23/13 L 63-7703/08/13 L 53-6601/11/14 W 68-5802/14/14 L 71-8312/06/14 L 66-7301/30/15 L 64-71

CSU Monterey Bay (18-6) 12/03/04 W 110-6902/05/05 W 107-5312/02/05 W 107-4402/04/06 W 101-6601/20/07 W 67-5402/23/07 W 93-7601/04/08 W 81-5502/09/08 W 73-6712/05/08 L 46-5001/31/09 W 63-4312/05/09 W 71-5201/29/10 W 71-4401/22/11 L 38-5102/24/11 L 48-5401/21/12 W 63-58

1969-present 02/23/12 W 51-4703/02/12 L 65-7101/25/13 L 44-5103/01/13 W ot 84-7503/16/13 L 64-6601/18/14 W 62-4802/21/14 W 64-5601/24/15 W 68-5302/27/15 W 69-66

CSU Northridge (1-4) 01/08/77 L 54-6411/29/85 L 46-6111/21/86 L 61-6212/05/87 W 85-5811/17/89 L 56-77

CSU Sacramento (26-22) 30/19/70 W 43-3104/01/71 W 49-4203/02/72 W 50-3003/16/72 W 61-5303/15/73 W 46-4201/11/74 W 41-3902/19/74 W 63-5201/11/75 L 47-5702/01/75 L 51-5803/01/75 L 56-5803/09/75 L 52-6312/20/75 W 58-5301/03/76 W 67-5302/28/76 L 48-6003/12/76 W 68-6201/29/77 W 74-6202/17/77 L 64-8503/05/77 L 55-5801/07/78 W 88-6501/31/78 W 75-6802/21/78 W 59-5801/18/79 W 51-4702/20/79 W 69-6001/12/80 W 59-4602/08/80 W 58-5001/17/81 W 77-6702/13/81 W 67-5201/22/82 L 66-7602/13/82 L 54-6301/07/83 W 70-6902/05/83 L 54-7011/25/83 L 57-5801/21/84 L 63-6602/18/84 L 68-7001/25/85 L 36-6402/15/85 L 60-6601/22/86 L 67-8002/13/86 L 70-8801/14/87 W 77-7002/03/87 W 72-4801/12/88 L 62-7002/09/88 W 68-6411/19/88 W 87-8512/17/88 L 63-7511/22/89 W 90-75 12/20/89 L 59-64 12/22/90 L 66-7701/03/91 L 66-83 CSU San Bernardino (25-13) 12/11/95 W ot 71-68 12/16/95 W 68-55 12/14/96 L 55-7101/16/99 W 70-5202/27/99 W 70-4901/14/00 W 55-4402/26/00 W 78-6201/19/01 L 63-6402/24/01 W 70-6001/04/02 L 70-7502/16/02 L 55-6701/11/03 W 60-5702/14/03 L 33-6210/03/04 L 66-69

02/27/04 L 57-6201/07/05 W 75-5302/12/05 W 65-6001/06/06 W 76-4902/11/06 W 77-5601/13/07 W 68-4902/16/07 W 82-5503/09/07 W 63-5001/12/08 W 70-5902/15/08 L 51-6101/03/09 L 67-6802/06/09 W 58-4601/02/10 W 78-5102/06/10 W 61-5101/14/11 L 56-6102/19/11 L 60-7001/06/12 W 53-3902/11/12 W 64-5801/12/13 W 62-5602/15/13 W 81-6101/03/14 W 67-6402/08/14 W 74-7201/10/15 L 45-5602/12/15 L 52-71

CSU Stanislaus (52-29) 02/26/76 W 83-3001/12/78 W 87-2002/17/78 W 81-4401/20/79 W 89-2502/23/79 W 88-4501/11/80 W 103-4702/09/80 W 62-3501/30/81 W 75-3102/27/81 W 71-5001/23/82 W 73-5502/12/82 W 60-5201/08/83 W 56-5002/04/83 W 56-4501/20/84 W 56-4702/17/84 L 44-6401/26/85 L 60-6402/16/85 L 57-6201/17/86 W 60-5702/08/86 W 66-4801/30/87 L 55-5802/21/87 W 73-5501/15/88 L 73-8902/06/88 L 56-6201/28/89 L 59-8002/25/89 L 60-7401/04/90 L 64-79 02/03/90 L 68-78 01/12/91 L 60-70 02/22/91 L 76-77 01/18/92 L 49-54 02/14/92 W 83-76 03/03/92 L 63-66 01/22/93 W 69-58 02/06/93 W 72-58 03/02/93 L 78-81 01/08/94 L 57-69 02/18/94 L 62-67 01/14/95 L 49-67 02/10/95 W 65-53 01/12/96 W ot 71-66 02/10/96 W 78-61 02/27/96 W 78-55 01/10/97 W 66-64 02/08/97 W 69-63 02/25/97 L 76-83 01/16/98 W 62-59 02/14/98 L 71-7601/09/99 W 75-6002/20/99 L 63-7301/07/00 L 48-5002/17/00 W 82-7301/12/01 W 88-7703/03/01 W ot 86-8001/11/02 L 59-6502/23/02 W 89-6301/18/03 W 79-65

Women's Series Results

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02/21/03 L 67-7801/10/04 W 74-6203/05/04 W 73-6912/08/04 W 113-6402/02/05 W 110-6012/07/05 W 101-6502/01/06 W 97-3811/28/06 W 96-6312/16/06 W 90-6011/28/07 W 75-5101/31/08 W 86-7001/21/09 W ot 77-7502/25/09 W 68-5401/19/10 L 48-6302/09/10 W 68-5411/23/10 W 74-5911/27/10 W 88-8011/15/11 W 74-6101/02/12 L 68-6911/20/12 W 78-4212/15/12 W 68-5811/26/13 L 68-7112/21/13 L ot 82-8312/13/14 W 85-7912/20/14 L 71-72

Central Missouri (0-1) 11/26/93 L 62-80

Central Washington (1-1) 12/05/97 L 59-10612/19/97 W 77-55

Chapman College (1-2) 01/07/81 W 73-7211/23/88 L 80-85 12/02/89 L 60-72

Clarion University (0-1) 01/02/94 L 52-62

Colorado Christian (1-0) 11/17/90 W 71-68

Colorado Mesa(2-0)11/16/07 W 80-5511/18/11 W 62-59

Colorado State (0-1)01/01/83 L 53-61

DixieState(1-1)11/21/08 L ot 68-7011/21/14 W 70-68

Dominican University(3-1)11/24/09 W 79-6411/22/11 L 48-5111/09/13 W 88-6011/15/14 W 68-54

Eastern Montana(1-0)03/04/87 W 76-67

Evergreen State (1-0) 12/13/97 W 80-36

Florida Southern(1-0)12/05/00 W 91-79

Fort Lewis State (4-0)01/02/88 W 75-6601/03/92 W 78-51 12/04/92 W 83-56 12/31/93 W 65-61

Fort Valley State(1-0)11/23/07 W 86-68

FresnoPacific(2-3)01/02/92 L 66-6812/20/93 L ot 73-7511/14/98 L 70-9411/17/12 W 66-6311/12/13 W 79-47

Fresno State(1-1)03/07/74 L 49-5101/01/76 W 63-37

Grand Canyon(13-5) 12/06/91 W 106-82 11/17/95 W 70-62 12/30/95 L 55-59 11/21/97 W 84-7312/19/98 W ot 65-6302/13/99 W 84-5412/18/99 W 80-5502/12/00 L 64-7512/08/00 W 97-7902/03/01 W 66-5401/19/02 W 64-5103/01/02 L 70-7701/25/03 W 74-5402/28/03 W 68-6601/16/04 L 77-9002/21/04 W 89-7311/30/05 W 68-4712/20/08 L 57-67

Grand Valley State(0-1) 03/23/06 L 63-76

HawaiiPacific(1-0)11/20/10 W 64-46

Henderson State(2-0)11/26/99 W 81-6303/22/06 W 67-66

Holy Names (4-1) 11/15/97 L 76-8011/30/99 W 73-5412/31/01 W 70-6812/12/03 W 71-7011/30/14 W 70-40

Humboldt State (67-23)02/20/70 W 56-2602/28/70 W 43-2802/13/71 W 62-2102/12/72 W 71-2602/03/73 W 72-2502/02/74 W 50-1603/03/74 W 59-3401/18/75 W 81-3401/24/76 W 71-4202/21/76 W 49-3401/28/78 W 81-60

02/25/78 W 62-6101/26/79 W 79-3802/27/79 W 75-5601/26/80 W 68-4602/26/80 W 92-5501/10/81 W 80-5102/7/81 W 78-4501/9/82 W 81-7302/27/82 W 79-7301/15/83 W 65-5602/12/83 W 56-5501/14/84 W 86-4402/11/84 W 60-5601/19/85 W 55-5102/05/85 W 73-5701/03/86 W 74-5801/25/86 W 62-4501/09/87 W 62-4102/10/87 W 79-4712/04/87 W 78-5701/30/88 W 82-6702/26/88 W 99-6201/21/89 L 61-64 02/10/89 W 82-70 12/01/89 W 77-44 01/20/90 L 71-90 02/24/90 L 52-69 11/30/90 W 68-59 01/05/91 W 82-73 02/02/91 L 70-73 11/24/91 W 85-79 02/01/92 W 104-54 02/27/92 L 60-68 11/22/92 W 70-59 01/30/93 L 72-73 02/27/93 W 83-66 11/21/93 L 62-85 01/29/94 L 62-73 02/24/94 L 80-86 03/01/94 L 53-85 01/28/95 L 75-97 02/23/95 L 62-88 01/05/96 W 80-5502/17/96 W 67-5203/01/96 W 73-4701/03/97 L 57-67 02/15/97 W 72-6201/23/98 W 57-55 02/07/98 L 52-62 11/22/98 W ot 77-7411/23/02 W 103-8112/14/02 L 79-8211/22/03 W 70-4812/13/03 W 62-5012/03/04 W 83-6012/11/04 W 95-7411/18/05 W 90-8003/10/06 W 83-6901/26/07 L 82-9003/01/07 W 72-5001/18/08 W 59-3702/23/08 W 72-5701/09/09 W 76-7202/14/09 L 43-7401/14/10 W 73-7202/20/10 W 72-6103/06/10 L 55-8503/13/10 W 86-7612/03/10 W 64-6202/05/11 L 60-7612/17/11 L 62-7201/28/12 W 90-6702/28/12 W 62-6012/01/12 W 64-4901/31/13 W 76-6601/25/14 W 69-6602/28/14 L 50-6601/09/15 L 84-8902/14/15 L 65-85

Idaho State University(1-0)01/04/82 W 63-60

Kentucky State(1-0)12/21/08 W 59-55

Lewis-Clark State (0-1) 12/06/97 L 46-91

Long Beach State(0-2)03/05/71 L 38-6001/10/75 L 48-66

Loyola Marymount(0-1)12/09/88 L 57-63

Menlo College(1-0)11/19/99 W 57-43

Metro State (0-1) 11/21/92 L 68-78 Midland Lutheran(1-0) 12/27/91 W 76-71

Millersville (1-0) 12/31/94 W 71-63

Minnesota-Duluth (0-1) 12/16/89 L 69-72

Minnesota-Mankato(0-1) 11/27/99 L 59-66

Montana State-Billings (3-0) 11/19/95 W 84-7112/10/04 W 77-6512/28/07 W 73-59

Nebraska-Omaha (0-1)11/22/97 L 69-75

Nevada-Las Vegas(0-2)01/02/76 L 73-8303/11/76 L 61-85

Nevada-Reno (20-5) 02/14/70 W 21-2003/13/71 W 55-1502/19/72 W 62-2303/10/72 W 55-2703/25/72 W 55-3203/24/73 W 52-2902/16/74 W 72-3003/15/75 W 68-4503/04/77 W 79-5401/03/78 W 81-5202/03/78 W 88-7312/01/78 W 65-5601/04/79 W 74-5112/15/79 L 70-7302/12/80 W 60-4711/22/80 W 64-5012/19/80 W 70-5412/19/81 W 79-7202/09/82 W 58-4411/19/82 W 74-5712/18/82 L 54-7711/30/83 W 73-7111/27/84 L 55-7512/10/85 L 59-8012/09/89 L 66-72

NewMexico-Highlands(1-0)11/20/98 W 87-81

NewMexicoState (1-1)01/06/79 W 64-4812/06/79 L 52-63

Norfolk State University(0-1)11/26/88 L 52-58

U. of North Dakota (0-2) 11/19/94 L 75-8611/30/96 L 46-89

North Dakota State (0-1) 12/15/89 L 56-98

Northwest Nazarene (1-1) 12/30/02 L 78-9003/14/08 W 65-56

Notre Dame de Namur (17-0) 12/09/83 W 77-3712/06/85 W 75-4401/05/90 W 100-1502/02/90 W 86-2701/25/91 W 93-7002/09/91 W 84-2311/18/94 W 74-5312/09/94 W 54-3601/20/96 W 73-4202/03/96 W 74-4901/18/97 W 49-4502/01/97 W 68-4901/10/98 W 86-4702/21/98 W 97-4111/20/09 W 70-4112/12/12 W 69-4611/22/13 W 68-44

Oklahoma State (0-2)01/05/80 L 51-6001/05/82 L 64-100

Oregon State (1-0)01/26/74 W 48-33

Oregon Tech (5-0) 12/08/82 W 58-4312/09/83 W 49-4612/12/86 W 86-6812/29/88 W 74-5612/15/90 W 90-29

Patten College (1-0)12/29/99 W 84-52

Pepperdine University(0-1) 01/06/78 L 51-58

Point Loma College(1-0) 03/06/80 W 61-52

Pomona Pitzer(1-0)03/14/81 W 86-64

Portland State (1-3) 01/05/79 L 55-5801/04/81 L 56-6012/17/92 W 99-88 12/11/93 L 57-88

Puget Sound (5-1) 01/03/82 W Forfeit01/02/83 W 73-5911/25/87 W 67-6612/03/88 W 78-5212/01/90 L 52-60 01/04/92 W 74-60

Regis University (4-1) 12/07/91 W 99-67 11/23/96 W 64-56 11/28/97 L 73-7811/17/00 W 71-5811/18/06 W 77-52

Rollins College(0-1)12/04/00 L ot 91-92

Saginaw Valley (0-1) 11/21/92 L 73-80

St. Cloud State(0-1)12/28/07 L 60-72

St. Edward's University(1-0)11/23/01 W ot 86-79

St. Martin's College(4-0)11/19/84 W 79-6512/29/04 W 99-6612/21/05 W 106-6512/20/06 W 80-50

St. Mary's College(4-3)01/13/81 W 84-7002/03/81 W 85-4412/02/83 L 66-7312/07/84 L 55-7812/28/84 L 38-7812/20/86 W 81-7901/06/87 W 85-78

San Diego State(1-0)01/07/77 W 62-53

San Francisco State(70-22) 02/27/71 W 72-2803/18/72 W forfeit03/03/73 W 71-3003/02/74 W na02/14/75 W 84-2501/10/76 W 54-4502/13/76 W 73-5301/21/77 W 66-5102/19/77 L 78-8401/14/78 L 61-6602/11/78 W 55-4702/02/79 W 57-5502/17/79 L 48-5501/19/80 W 55-5002/22/80 W 52-3801/24/81 L 61-6702/20/81 L 64-7101/16/82 L 57-6102/05/82 W 62-4901/28/83 L 57-7402/26/83 L 48-7301/07/84 W 60-5902/04/84 L 63-7901/11/85 W 54-5302/08/85 L 69-7202/20/85 L 68-6912/14/85 W 73-4401/10/86 W 64-5202/01/86 W 85-7811/22/86 W 81-5401/17/87 W 78-65


6502/07/87 W 83-5601/23/88 W 75-6402/19/88 L 70-7303/02/88 W 79-6001/13/89 W 69-4102/17/89 W 73-59 11/18/89 W 68-4401/27/90 W 62-3802/17/90 W 93-4401/26/91 W 71-30 02/08/91 W 84-4201/11/92 W 81-41 02/21/92 W 80-39 01/16/93 W 86-52 02/12/93 W 64-5101/15/94 W 70-46 02/11/94 W 68-51 01/21/95 W 81-71 02/03/95 W 74-64 01/19/96 L ot 67-70 02/02/96 W 77-4901/17/97 L 53-5901/31/97 L 60-63 01/09/98 W 71-43 02/20/98 W 67-6412/04/98 L ot 68-6901/29/99 W 69-4612/04/99 W 67-5801/28/00 W 52-4901/06/01 W 77-6702/16/01 L 46-6412/14/01 W 78-5802/08/02 L 58-5901/03/03 W 78-5102/08/03 W 83-6801/23/04 L 71-8102/14/04 W 93-6801/22/05 W 93-6602/25/05 W 88-7401/21/06 W 76-6102/24/06 W 96-5501/18/07 W 80-5002/24/07 W 79-6201/05/08 W 61-4602/08/08 W 55-4612/06/08 W 51-4901/30/09 L 53-5812/04/09 W 67-4601/30/10 W 49-4303/02/10 W 72-6201/21/11 W 59-4602/25/11 W 60-5212/01/11 W 59-5402/04/12 W 63-5101/05/13 W 76-6002/08/13 W 54-5303/05/13 W 62-4912/06/13 L 65-8202/01/14 W 67-6601/16/15 W 67-4002/21/15 L 53-61

San Jose State(9-4)03/14/70 L 46-4703/06/71 W 53-3903/20/71 W 65-4203/04/72 W 49-3403/10/72 W 45-3703/17/73 L 42-4803/23/74 W 62-4103/22/75 W 82-5412/06/75 W 63-3301/22/77 W 53-5002/11/77 W 77-5012/29/78 L 29-6712/22/81 L 56-85

Santa Clara University(4-0)03/07/70 W 57-1201/16/76 W 79-3102/07/76 W forfeit12/30/78 W 60-56

SeattlePacific (6-12) 12/19/85 L 62-6611/27/87 L 66-7101/02/95 L 66-8003/14/03 L 70-8112/06/03 L 71-8812/18/04 L 81-8903/14/05 L 70-8512/09/05 W ot 80-7603/13/06 W 72-6312/09/06 W 61-5603/10/07 W 75-6012/08/07 L 60-6812/13/08 L 56-7612/21/09 L 44-6303/15/10 L 68-7612/11/10 L 56-5712/10/11 W 77-7212/08/12 W 89-77

Seattle University (0-1)11/21/84 L 70-84

Simon Fraser University(0-2)11/23/84 L 45-8011/24/96 L 30-54

Sonoma State (64-18) 03/04/71 W 55-3603/19/71 W 39-2702/25/72 W 59-4702/23/73 W 69-2202/23/74 W na01/21/78 W forfeit02/23/78 W forfeit02/03/79 W 69-3202/16/79 W 46-4002/02/80 W 82-4302/15/80 W 69-2701/16/81 W 73-5902/14/81 W 68-4201/29/82 W 72-6802/20/82 W 65-4501/21/83 L 57-6702/19/83 L 65-6901/28/84 W 65-5202/25/84 L 62-6701/18/85 W 72-6502/01/85 W 84-6701/11/86 W 70-4801/31/86 W 78-3801/23/87 W 91-4602/13/87 W 85-5201/22/88 W 70-5002/20/88 W 75-4401/06/89 W 72-7002/03/89 W 60-4501/13/90 W 77-65 02/10/90 W 60-50 01/18/91 W 88-74 02/16/91 L 56-64 01/24/92 W 69-53 02/08/92 W 85-68 01/09/93 W 75-62 02/19/93 W 88-70 01/14/94 W 66-65 02/12/94 W 72-64 01/20/95 W 70-64 02/04/95 W 70-63 01/06/96 W 79-45 02/16/96 W 82-49 01/04/97 L 58-62 02/14/97 W 57-47 01/24/98 L 55-63 02/06/98 L 64-79 02/24/98 L 46-5712/05/98 L 52-6001/30/99 W 67-6012/03/99 L 56-6501/29/00 L 74-7601/05/01 W 70-6402/17/01 W 74-64

12/15/01 L 77-9302/09/02 L 51-5901/04/03 L 65-6802/07/03 W 74-7101/24/04 W 76-6702/13/04 W 69-6601/21/05 L ot 87-9702/26/05 W 83-5701/20/06 W 81-5402/25/06 W 56-5101/25/07 W 50-4903/03/07 W 71-6801/19/08 L 46-4702/22/08 W 72-5201/10/09 W 64-5602/13/09 W 59-5101/16/10 L ot 66-67 02/19/10 W 71-3912/04/10 W 52-4102/03/11 W 64-4412/19/11 W 62-5601/27/12 L 45-5701/04/13 W 70-4802/09/13 W 66-4812/07/13 W 65-5801/31/14 W 79-4501/17/15 W ot 63-5602/20/15 W 56-51 Southern Oregon (24-10)02/21/75 W 78-na12/09/82 W 58-4912/31/83 W 71-6311/23/85 W 66-4601/07/86 W 62-5112/05/86 W 82-6212/13/86 W 73-4812/31/87 W 76-5412/30/88 W 85-5711/30/89 W 75-50 11/29/90 W 79-62 11/22/91 W 82-63 11/29/91 L 69-73 11/27/92 W ot 75-69 11/28/92 L 67-68 12/19/92 W 74-64 12/03/93 L 62-77 12/04/93 W 79-66 11/29/94 L 50-72 12/17/94 L 63-64 12/01/95 L 59-73 12/02/95 W 83-65 12/14/95 W 67-52 12/07/96 L 52-68 12/30/96 L 42-71 11/23/97 W 2ot 103-101 12/30/97 L 68-9411/21/98 L 64-7512/30/98 W 53-5111/20/99 W 60-4811/18/00 W 69-5211/16/01 W 94-7211/22/02 W 83-7411/21/03 W 82-47

Southern Utah State(1-1)12/27/85 L 55-6912/21/87 W 79-71

Stanford University (4-0)01/17/76 W 76-4802/06/76 W 64-3501/14/77 W 73-6202/12/77 W 83-35

TarletonState-Texas(1-0)11/28/98 W 62-58

TexasA&MCommerce(0-1) 11/29/97 L 81-106

TexasA&MInternational(1-0)11/21/09 W 79-65

UC Berkeley(4-1)03/30/73 W 62-2902/27/75 W 71-5612/05/75 W 58-3712/04/76 W 81-6911/28/78 L 56-72

UC Davis (31-45) 02/19/70 L 46-5403/12/70 L 34-5702/24/71 W 75-3903/11/72 L 33-4402/15/73 W 63-3002/12/74 W 65-2601/24/75 W 50-3702/27/75 W 45-3802/27/76 W 56-4902/04/77 W 60-5102/26/77 W 67-5701/26/78 L 60-6303/04/78 W 53-4903/07/78 L 48-5401/12/79 W 60-4802/10/79 L 49-5701/18/80 W 63-6202/23/80 L 48-6603/08/80 L 72-7701/31/80 L 62-6402/26/81 W 64-5803/12/81 L 52-5301/30/82 L 83-9002/19/82 W 70-6501/22/83 W 60-5602/18/83 W 65-6101/27/84 L 53-5402/24/84 L 55-6401/05/85 W 74-6402/02/85 L 58-6101/14/86 L 64-7002/15/86 W 62-5002/21/86 L 63-7201/31/87 W 75-6502/20/87 W 78-5202/2587 W 65-6101/08/88 W 84-4602/12/88 L 56-6403/04/88 W 66-6001/07/89 L 30-5202/04/89 L 43-6503/01/89 W 61-5901/12/90 L 45-69 02/09/90 L 62-64 01/19/91 L 57-63 02/15/91 L 66-70 02/27/91 L 79-80 01/25/92 L 66-70 02/07/92 L 64-74 01/08/93 L 63-72 02/20/93 W 102-78 01/22/94 L 51-88 02/04/94 W 66-63 01/06/95 L 45-79 02/17/95 L 59-86 02/28/95 L 43-71 01/27/96 L 54-57 02/22/96 L 46-66 03/03/96 L 38-58 03/08/96 L 52-80 01/25/97 L 35-62 02/20/97 L 55-77 01/28/98 L 50-75 01/31/98 L 65-8501/20/99 L 72-7501/23/99 L 69-7111/19/00 W 80-6501/22/00 L 59-6601/24/01 L 74-7701/27/01 W ot 83-7701/23/02 L 75-8201/26/02 W ot 82-70

12/07/02 W 88-8512/21/02 W 79-7412/02/03 W 87-8612/29/03 L 85-91

UC Riverside (7-5) 03/09/73 L 36-5112/28/85 L 64-6812/20/88 W 75-6311/19/90 L 74-89 11/23/91 W 73-62 12/12/92 W ot 85-78 11/26/94 L 55-79 03/07/96 W 68-5901/15/99 W 75-6502/26/99 W 68-6501/15/00 W 82-6702/25/00 L 57-74

UC San Diego(13-22)11/27/99 L 59-6112/09/00 L 65-7902/02/01 W 68-5101/18/02 W 64-6103/03/02 W 85-5301/24/03 L 68-7503/01/03 W 101-7701/17/04 L 71-7902/20/04 W 83-6701/18/05 W 93-6602/11/05 L 77-8001/07/06 L 77-7902/10/06 W 90-6812/01/06 W 79-6902/03/07 L 63-8003/12/07 L 63-8012/01/07 L 46-6002/01/08 W 60-5103/08/08 W 69-6301/24/09 L 38-6202/26/09 L 46-6001/07/10 L 62-7502/13/10 W 77-6701/07/11 L 53-7302/12/11 L 60-7103/01/11 L 71-7601/07/12 L ot 91-9702/10/12 L 76-9303/09/12 L 66-8401/11/13 L 65-7102/16/13 L 65-6701/04/14 L 65-7602/07/14 W 55-4201/03/15 L 57-8602/96/15 W 76-70

UC Santa Barbara(4-0) 03/07/75 W 59-3901/06/77 W 82-6312/13/77 W 63-5601/02/81 W 60-54

Univerisity of Arizona(0-1)12/07/79 L 61-63

UniveristyofthePacific(1-6)12/02/78 W 52-4512/01/79 L 62-7712/05/80 L 51-5912/11/81 L 61-7811/30/82 L 70-8812/03/83 L 55-8211/19/93 L 60-78

University of Portland(0-1)01/02/84 L 49-80

University of Oregon(0-1)12/11/82 L 68-102

U. of San Francisco(0-1)12/28/79 L 48-84

University of Tampa(1-0)11/23/13 W 77-67

Utah State University(1-0)12/12/80 W 80-66

Washburn (0-2) 01/02/93 L 63-76 11/27/93 L 43-75

Wayne State (1-0) 11/29/96 W 70-59

Weber State University(0-1)12/10/80 L 54-82

WestTexasA&M(1-1)12/08/79 L 39-4711/17/07 W 69-58

WesternNewMexico(2-1) 12/29/95 L 53-7311/24/01 W 80-5311/19/04 W 120-69

Western Oregon(5-0)11/17/01 W 67-4812/30/04 W 96-5212/20/05 W 89-3612/21/06 W 100-4912/21/07 W 73-61

Western Washington(9-9) 12/18/78 L 52-6212/15/83 L 57-6511/24/84 L 57-8512/18/84 L 46-7411/28/87 L 61-6611/16/90 L 54-67 12/20/91 W 69-54 12/10/93 L 39-86 11/18/95 W 82-7603/12/05 W 85-7512/10/05 L 81-9412/07/07 W 76-5612/12/08 W 59-5212/20/09 L 59-8003/12/10 W 79-6812/10/10 W ot 65-6212/09/11 W 66-6312/07/12 W 75-74

Whitworth College(1-0) 11/20/92 W 69-62

Willamette (1-0) 11/30/91 W 80-41


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Abts, Kim ............ 2001-05Albertazzi, Gia...... 1990-91Alston, Tiffany ...... 2002-03Anderson, Ashtyn . 2013-15Anderson, Tracey .. 1987-88Arendsen, Kathy ... 1979-80Ayres, Cindy ........ 1978-79

Babula, Joelle ...... 1993-96Banks, Janice ....... 1975-78Bass, Lanaya ....... 1994-95Bates, Wendy ....... 1986-88Bennett, Sarah ..... 1994-96Berggren, Anna .... 1987-91Bersinger, Laura ... 1993-94Blankenship, Becky ..1978-80Bloom, Shelley ..... 1984-85Borcich, Liz .......... 1998-99Borror, Jennifer .... 2006-07Bowen, Brooke ..... 2014-15Bradley, Marissa .. 1997-2001Branham, Whitney ...2014-15Brignac, Courtney . 2014-15Brite, Heather ...... 1990-94Brite, LeeAnn ....... 1994-97Broach, Chris ....... 1983-85Brown, Wanda...... 1974-75Bull, Synchro .2008-10, 11-13Burt, June ........... 2006-07Burton, Nancy ...... 1982-83

Cameron, Kerri .... 1998-2000Cannon, Lynn ....... 1970-72Carlson, Deann .... 1985-87Casamajor, Reecy . 1969-71Chambers, Sam ... 1995-96Cheda-Poncetta, Melissa .. 2001-02Coburn, Gayle ...... 1971-74Coffey, Erica ........ 1991-93Collingwood, Barb ....1973-75Collins, Molly .2007-08, 09-11Cook, Laurie ........ 1987-91Copenhaver, Samantha ... 1984-88Courson, Jana ...... 1982-85Cowan, Iseth ....... 1995-96Crammer, Heide ... 1991-93Cremen, Haley ..... 2014-15Cummings, Embrosha ..1997-98Curry, Megan ....1999-2000

Dalthorp, McKenzie ...2010-14Davi, Linda .......... 1978-80Davidson-Mays, Monnie . 2011-13Davis, LaShawnda ...1988-89Delgado, Lisa ....... 1990-91Delgadillo, Chris ... 1996-98Di Croce, Chanelle ...2014-15Dodd, Sue ........... 1970-71

Dodge, Janna ....... 1987-88Drake, Andrea ...... 1980-82Drawsky, Judy ...... 1977-78

Eccleston, Sue ..... 1982-87Edwards, Cory ...... 2006-09Eichhorn, Karen .... 1978-79Enos, Lynn........... 1970-71Erickson, Kellie ..... 2002-03Ezell, Laura .......... 1983-87

Falleri, Lisa .......... 1993-95Farrar, Heidi ......... 1993-95Ferrall, Pauline ..... 2009-11Flanagan, Tara ..... 1981-83Flinn, Chandra ..... 1996-97Flowers, Michelle .. 1989-92Ford, Haley .......... 2003-07Foster, Brandi ....... 2007-10

Gaeta, Jan ........... 1978-79Galligan, Sharon ... 1978-81Gates, Patty ......... 1993-94Gayaldo, Debbie ... 1981-83Gellenbeck, Kristi . 1988-89George, Jackie ..... 2005-06Gilbertson, Fran ... 1987-89Gillman, Kelli ....... 1982-84Giordano, Gia ....... 1989-90Girten, Katie ........ 2009-11Glenn, Smilie ....... 2001-02Goldoff, Renee ..... 2006-09Graf, Jody ............ 1979-80Graf, Virginia ....... 1972-75Gray, Dorise......... 1983-85Grilli, Sheri .......... 1977-79Gunn, Shermagne ..1982-83

Hamilton, Courtney ..2010-14Hardaway, Sue ..... 1969-70Harris, Laura ........ 1997-98Harrison, Courtney ..2008-12Harrison, Mary Ann ..1969-70Hartz, Barb .......... 1971-72Harvey, Judy ........ 1970-74Havens, Cari ....... 2003-04Haws, Jennifer ..... 1990-91Henderson, Amy ... 1992-93Henderson, Michaela ....1994-95Hendrix, Pauletta .. 1991-93Henneman, Tasha . 1993-97Henrickson, Ramona ... 1987-88Hernandez, Joanne .... 1985-87Hernandez, Martha ... 1993-95Himmelspach, Lauren ...2004-06Honeycutt, Diana .. 1977-79Horsman, Teal ...... 2000-01Housen, Amani ..... 1989-91Howard, Dana ...... 1996-97

Hranek, Carol ....... 1985-87Hull, Carol ........... 1980-84Hunnicutt, Lynn .... 1975-77Huntington, Shanti ..2001-02Hurlimann, Barrie . 1979-80

Isaac, Stephanie .. 1978-79Isola, Tessa ......... 1994-98

Jackson, Alexandra ..2004-05Johnson, Jill ......... 1980-85Johnson, Kassidy .. 2000-04Johnson, Lauren ... 2014-15Johnson, Michelle ...1999-2001Jones, Kelli .......... 1987-89Jones, Le Asia ...... 2003-04Jones, Mary Kay ... 1978-79Juarez, Mercedes .....2002-03Jukich, Megan ...... 1997-98

Karcher, Teresa .... 2006-07Karst, Kenna ........ 1993-94Kelley, Kris .......... 1994-96Kern, Jennifer ...... 2001-02Kettles, Kathryn ... 2002-03Kielty, Mary ......... 1982-83King, Barbara ....... 1990-91Kjellberg, Debbie .. 1977-79

Lauerman, Inez .... 1975-78Lazzarini, Mary Ann .1972-74Lienert, Jody ........ 1996-97Lindeman, Kathy .. 1994-95Lockett, Michelle... 1976-78Lydon, Taylor ....... 2007-11Lyon, Karin .......... 1983-85

Macur, Mary Ann ... 1974-78Marquardt, Kristin . 2009-11Martin, Connie ..... 1972-73Martin, Denise...... 1974-75Martin, Haley ....... 2003-04Mason, Kirsten ..... 2000-01Maxwell, JoAnne ... 1973-77McClurg, Sarah .... 2000-01McCrea, Erin ........ 1995-96McEvoy, Petra ...... 1981-82McGary, Amy ....... 1991-92McLaughlin, Kathy . 1971-73McMahan, Justine .1999-2000McNulty, Mary ...... 1980-81McQuillan, Kathy .. 1975-78Mendoza, Cindy .... 1984-85Messersmith, Sam . 2011-13Miles, Tonya ........ 1989-91Miller, Annelise ..... 2008-10Miller, Dyan ......... 1988-89Miller, Jazmine ..... 2010-14Monteith, Amanda ..2006-08

Moore, Terri ......... 1975-79Moylan, Kathy ...... 1984-86Muir, Donna ......... 1981-82

Neal, Kathy .......... 1969-70Nelson, Lisa ......... 1983-84Nesbitt, Liz .......... 1998-99Nixon, LaVerna ..... 1972-74

O’Connor, Erin ...... 2006-07Odom, Becky ....... 1992-94Oelsner, Sam ....... 2007-09Oriza, Janette ...... 1995-97Osa, Mary ............ 1969-70Otto, Judy .. 1992-93, 94-95

Palmer, Jessica ..... 2013-14Panttaja, Maija ..... 2001-05Pasalo, Paulina ..... 1985-86Pierano, Donna .... 1970-72Pietka, Michelle .... 2000-04Pitts, Annjanette .. 1988-90Porchia, Lytrischia.. 1981-84Power, Darcy ........ 1987-89Prange, Tyler ....... 2013-15Puente, Melina ..... 1987-91

Quigley, Michelle .1997-98, 99-00

Raber, Heidi ......... 1985-86Rebibo, Sarah ...... 2013-14Red, Rosemarie .... 1991-93Rene, Jennifer ...... 2010-12Rice, Leah .. 2000-01, 02-03Richardson, Melissa .2006-10Richie, Hillary ....... 1991-92Riezebos, Analise . 2010-11, 12-14Ritchie, Val .......... 1973-77Romero, Betsey .... 1985-86Ross, Mica ........1999-2000Rust, Kathy.......... 1973-75Ruedrich, Mary Anne . 1969-71Ruter, Sherry ....... 1988-89

Sadler, Wanda ...... 1975-77Salas, Marta ..1997-98, 99-00Saltzman, Jessica . 2000-01Sanchez, Ericka .... 1997-98Sanchez, Sue ....... 1986-87Sandburg, Coral ... 1971-73Scheflo, Karen...... 1984-85Scheitlin, Kara .. 2000-02, 03-05Schruf, Mickey ..... 1981-83Scott, Carol ......... 1982-87Scurlock, Megan ... 1998-99Segar, Jennifer ..... 1988-90Sewell, Crystal ..... 2011-12Sharp, Rhiannon... 1997-98Shirey, Marty ....... 1978-79

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Sievert, Sue ......... 1980-82Simons, Niki ....... 2006-07Simmons, Amber .. 2005-07Simpton, Roxanne . 2002-03Small, Cathy ........ 1996-98Smith, Darcy ....... 1983-87Smith, Louise ....... 1979-80Smith-Wiliams, Jade . 2006-08Smith, Natasha .2007-10, 11-12Spencer, Audi ....... 2004-08Spencer, Jackie .... 1977-78Sperle, Jessica ..1997-2001Stallions, Tami ..... 1979-83Stetson, Debbie ... 1980-84Stevens, Nancy .... 1978-81Stoute, Allison ..... 1991-93Sulinski, Cathy ..... 1979-81

Taylor, Jennifer ..... 1998-99Taylor, Kim .......... 1988-90Thomas, Jasmin ... 2008-09Tompkins, Jessica . 2003-04Turner, Alison ....... 1991-93Turner, Niki .......... 1997-99Turner, Quanisha .. 2009-10

Valavanis, Alexa .1995-98, 99-00Valavanis, Alisha .. 1995-99Valenzuela, Natalie ..2014-15Van Hollebeke, Amy ... 2005-06Vanden Bosch, Michelle . 1993-97Vessey, Erin ......... 1992-94Vest, Christine ..... 2006-10Vlamis, Barb ........ 1972-73Von Tillow, Jessica ..2007-08Vossler, Joddie ..... 1989-93

Wade, Lea ........... 1977-78Walker, Michelle.... 2013-15Ward, Annie ......... 2011-15Washington, Ashley .2007-09Washington, Sharon ..2011-13Wasson, Donna .... 1969-71Weinerth, Joan ..... 1991-93White, Marissa ..... 2003-04Williams, Caressa . 2011-12Whitman, Niesha .. 2000-01Wiecking, Shannon .1986-87Womack, Hannah . 2012-15

York, Rebecca ...... 1986-88Young, Delise ....... 2001-04Young, Kim .......... 1985-87Young, Terrianne .. 1978-82

Zanardi, Vicki ....... 1989-90Zimmerman, Marilyn . 1987-90

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67CCAA OpponentsCal State San Marcos

Nickname: CougarsEnrollment: 11,600

Head Coach: Renee Jimenez Record at School: 1st year

2014-15 Record: 16-16 (final season in NAIA)SID: Matt Berson, 760-750-7114

Series: No meetings prior to 2015-16

Stanislaus StateNickname: Warriors

Enrollment: 8,000Head Coach: Wayman StricklandRecord at School: 24-55 (3 yrs)

2014-15 Record: 9-17 (7-15), T8thSID: Hung Tsai, 209-667-3168

Series: Chico State leads, 52-29

Humboldt State Nickname: Lumberjacks

Enrollment: 7,300Head Coach: Joddie Gleason

Record at School: 188-122 (11 yrs)2014-15 Record: 23-6 (19-3) T1stSID: Andrew Goetz, 707-826-3631


San Francisco StateNickname: Gators

Enrollment: 30,000Head Coach: Dennis Cox


SID: Joe Danahey, 415-338-1579Series: Chico State leads, 70-22

Sonoma StateNickname: Seawolves

Enrollment: 8,000Head Coach: Mark Rigby

Record at School: 243-248 (18 yrs)2014-15 Record: 6-20 (4-18), 11th

SID: Tyler Lobe, 707-664-2478Series: Chico State leads, 64-18

UC San DiegoNickname: Tritons

Enrollment: 25,278Head Coach: Heidi VanDerveer

Record at School: 56-32 (3 yrs)2014-15 Record: 18-10 (16-6), 4thSID: Scott Flanders, 858-534-8437Series: UC San Diego leads, 22-13

Cal Poly PomonaNickname: Broncos Enrollment: 22,000

Head Coach: Danelle BishopRecord at School: 108-43 (5 yrs)2014-15 Record: 21-9 (17-5) 3rd

SID: Greg Salvage, 909-869-2812Series: Cal Poly Pomona leads, 24-23

Cal State Dominguez Hills Nickname: Toros

Enrollment: 14,583Head Coach: Molly GoodenbourRecord at School: 55-34 (3 yrs)

2014-15 Record: 26-7 (19-3) T1stSID: Mel Miranda, 310-243-3764Series: Chico State leads, 37-14

Cal State East BayNickname: PioneersEnrollment: 14,749

Head Coach: Suzy BarcombRecord at School: 68-75 (5 yrs)

2014-15 Record: 20-11 (13-9), 6thSID: Steve Connolly, 510-885-4509


Cal State Los AngelesNickname: Golden Eagles

Enrollment: 20,000Head Coach: Carter Shaw


SID: Paul Helms, 323-343-5308Series: Chico State leads, 32-13

Cal State Monterey BayNickname: OttersEnrollment: 5,002

Head Coach: Kerri NakamotoRecord at School: 15-37 (2 yrs)

2014-15 Record: 7-20 (5-17), 10thSID: Kevin Gilmore, 831-582-3118


Cal State San BernardinoNickname: CoyotesEnrollment: 17,000

Head Coach: Sue CrebbinRecord at School: 1st year

2014-15 Record: 19-9 (14-8), 5thSID: Mark Reinhiller, 909-537-3001


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Within minutes of arriving, visitors sense what so many already know—there’s something unique about the Chico Experience.

A comprehensive public university with about 16,000 students, California State University, Chico strikes a balance between the warm, social atmosphere of a small school and the educational and cultural opportunities of a large one.

The friendly welcome the campus community extends to newcomers might surprise those familiar with larger, more urban campuses. It’s a characteristic that extends to the classroom, where our students find that professors are not only experts in their fields but also accessible and invested in student success.

Chico State has been named a top-10 regional public university in the West by U.S. News & World Report every year since 1998, when the list originated. This recognition is testament to the quality of a Chico State education. The University has a strong and varied academic program, with over 300 degree programs offered through its seven colleges and five schools. Many programs, including teacher education and nursing, are known for their innovation and outreach to the University’s 12-county North State service region and beyond. Students have won recent national awards in areas such as computer science, journalism, political science, and construction management.

Facilities for music, drama, and art enable students to participate in cultural and educational experiences. A working farm, planetarium, and rich complement of advanced laboratories and modern technologies help students test and confirm theoretical learning. The University sponsors more than 240 student organizations, and over 500 cultural festivals, exhibits, concerts, and other public events occur on campus each year.

Chico State is frequently lauded as a nationwide leader in sustainable programs and practices. In 2014, the University was one of 22 schools named to The Princeton Review’s Green Honor Roll honoring environmentally friendly institutions.

Its beautiful, tree-filled campus is located in the heart of Chico, a college town that has been named one of the best art cities in the nation and features a rich cultural landscape of music, museums, and great dining. Chico is located 90 miles north of Sacramento, eight miles from the Sacramento River, and two miles from the foothills of the Sierra Nevada. Its Bidwell Park, at 3,600 acres, is one of the largest municipal parks in the nation. A creek flows through the park into Chico’s downtown and then through the middle of campus, reflecting the seamless connection between the University and the community.

The appeal of athletics at Chico State is the opportunity for student-athletes to participate at a high level of competition while pursuing a quality education. Chico State Athletics is one of top Division II programs in the country, and this legacy paired with fine facilities and excellent coaching results in Wildcat athletes who consistently achieve greatness, on the court and in the classroom.

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