Jeanette raced end to end to hit the winning basket with .1 second left to send Stanford to the Final Four where we play Oklahoma at 4PM PST on Easter Sunday.
Oklahoma finished 3rd in the Big 12, and has a record of 27-10 overall. They started 10-2 after the graduation of the Paris Twins, and also lost sharp shooter Whitney Hand in game 5 to a season ending injury. The Sooners then went 13-8 before the NCAAs, where they are 4-0. Every loss has been to a team than just played or in the case of Baylor and UConn, are still playing in the NCAA tournament.
The Sooners are led by 5-9 Jr and former Mitty star Danielle Robinson who is averaging 16.6 points per game and 5.3 assists per game. She has only 2 threes on the year, but does shoot 46% from the floor. And a very key stat, Robinson is good for 87% from the free throw line.
Nyeshia Stevenson is the other guard, a 5-10 Sr. She is the only three point threat, 86 on the year, at 33%. She is averaging 14.5 points per game, so more than a three point shooter.
Amanda Thompson is a 6-1 Sr Forward scoring 13 points per game, shooting 41% from the floor. Thompson is the team’s leading rebounder, 10.6 per game.
Abi Olajuwon is the Center, a 6-4 Sr. She is averaging 11 points and 7 rebounds pr game. She is shooting 50% but plays just 22 minutes per game. 6-3 Frosh Joanna McFarland is the other Center, 4 points and 4 rebounds in 15 minutes per game.
At the wing are two players Carlee Roethlisberger, a 6-1 Jr and Jasmine Hartman a 5-10 Soph. Roethlisberger has started 18 games and averaging 7 points and 4 rebounds and 24 minutes per game. Hartman has started 14 games and averages 20 minutes, 2 points and 2 rebounds.
In the last 2 games, wins over Notre Dame and Kentucky, the Sooners produced the following stats:
Stevenson, 52 points
Thompson, 30 points and 25 rebounds
Olajuwon, 26 points and 17 rebounds
Robinson, 31 points, 13 assists and 12 turnovers.
Sheri Coale is in her 14th season as the coach, having come to restart the program after it had been dropped by the Administration.
March 31, 2010
March 24, 2010
There’s Gold in River City
Ros “Good as GOLD”-Onwude hit 6 straight threes on her way to 26 points and 5 assists to lead Stanford to the Sweet 16 in Sacramento. We play Saturday at 6:05, or 6:04 or 6:07, love the NCAA. Nneka added 23 of her own, and 7 assists as Stanford scored 61 points in an amazing first half to beat Iowa.
We move to the Sweet Sixteen with the following seeds:
# 1 = all 4
# 2 = 2
# 3 = 3
# 4 = 1
# 5 = 1
# 7 = 2
#11 = 1
Stanford plays Georgia, and the other game at about 8:30 on Saturday will be 7 seed Gonzaga against 3 seed Xavier.
Georgia is 25-8 overall, earning them a # 5 seed. At one time they were 18-1 and # 6in the country, then they went 5-7 before their 2 tournament wins. Georgia holds wins over Oklahoma, Rutgers, Kentucky, LSU and Tennessee (at home). Three of those teams are still alive in the Tournament.
As a team on offense they are shooting 39% from the floor, 29% from three and 66% from the free throw line. They have an assist to turnover ratio of 1: 1.4 and on defense have 181 blocked shots.
As a comparison Stanford is shooting 47% from the floor, 35% from three and 73% from the free throw line. Our assist to turnover ratio is a great 1:.75 and we have blocked 148 shots.
An interesting stat, Georgia has outscored their opponents in the 2nd half by 4.4 points per game, Stanford has outscored their opponents by 9.7 points per game.
Georgia’s top two scorers are Sr Point Guard Ashley Houts and Frosh Guard Jasmine Jones, each with 12 points per game. Georgia doesn’t list a Center on their roster, but 6-2 Jr Porsha Phillips is averaging 9 points and leading the team with 8 rebounds per game. She is a transfer from LSU. 6-5 5th year Sr Angel Robinson is averaging 8 points and 8 rebounds. Rounding out the starting five, 6-1 Soph Meredith Mitchell is averaging 8 points per game.
Georgia plays 7 players. Off the bench are 6-2 frosh Jasmine Hassell, 6 points per game, and 6-3 frosh Anne Marie Armstrong, 5 points per game.
We move to the Sweet Sixteen with the following seeds:
# 1 = all 4
# 2 = 2
# 3 = 3
# 4 = 1
# 5 = 1
# 7 = 2
#11 = 1
Stanford plays Georgia, and the other game at about 8:30 on Saturday will be 7 seed Gonzaga against 3 seed Xavier.
Georgia is 25-8 overall, earning them a # 5 seed. At one time they were 18-1 and # 6in the country, then they went 5-7 before their 2 tournament wins. Georgia holds wins over Oklahoma, Rutgers, Kentucky, LSU and Tennessee (at home). Three of those teams are still alive in the Tournament.
As a team on offense they are shooting 39% from the floor, 29% from three and 66% from the free throw line. They have an assist to turnover ratio of 1: 1.4 and on defense have 181 blocked shots.
As a comparison Stanford is shooting 47% from the floor, 35% from three and 73% from the free throw line. Our assist to turnover ratio is a great 1:.75 and we have blocked 148 shots.
An interesting stat, Georgia has outscored their opponents in the 2nd half by 4.4 points per game, Stanford has outscored their opponents by 9.7 points per game.
Georgia’s top two scorers are Sr Point Guard Ashley Houts and Frosh Guard Jasmine Jones, each with 12 points per game. Georgia doesn’t list a Center on their roster, but 6-2 Jr Porsha Phillips is averaging 9 points and leading the team with 8 rebounds per game. She is a transfer from LSU. 6-5 5th year Sr Angel Robinson is averaging 8 points and 8 rebounds. Rounding out the starting five, 6-1 Soph Meredith Mitchell is averaging 8 points per game.
Georgia plays 7 players. Off the bench are 6-2 frosh Jasmine Hassell, 6 points per game, and 6-3 frosh Anne Marie Armstrong, 5 points per game.
March 16, 2010
Stanford starts Dancing
Stanford earned the # 1 seed, the # 2 seed overall and the NCAA, the Dance, begins at 7:30 Saturday at friendly Maples against UC Riverside.
First some Congratulations are in store:
1. Undefeated Pac 10 season
2. Won the Pac 10 Tourney, winning every game by 20 or more and holding every opponent to less than 50 points.
3. Becoming the first team in Pac 10 history to go undefeated through the league schedule and the Tournament.
4. Nneka named Pac 10 Player of the league
5. Joining Nneka on the all Pac 10 team, Jayne, Kayla and Jeanette.
6. Ros the co Pac 10 Defensive Player of the Year
7. Jos honorable mention Al frosh team.
Stanford was named the # 1 seed in the West Bracket, the Sacramento bracket. We will play Riverside and if successful play the winner of # 8 seed Iowa vs #9 seed Rutgers. This game will start at 5:16 on Saturday.
The Other seeds in our Regional:
# 2: Texas A&M
# 3: Xavier
# 4: Oklahoma State (their star Andrea Riley has been suspended for their first game)
# 5: Georgia
# 6: Vanderbilt
# 7: Gonzaga
I’m sure we’ll all get a great preview of this weekend’s teams from the fantastic Cyd, but briefly here is some advance information.
Riverside features three players you may know. Rheya Neabors transferred from Arizona and is averaging 8 points and almost 5 assists per game. Her twin Rhaya also transferred from Arizona and is averaging 11 points per game. Marissa Rivera was teammate of Candice Wiggins at LaJolla Country Day and is now in her 6th year. She missed 2 years with injuries and another transferring. She has been at TCU, Vanguard and now UC Riverside. She is averaging 10 points per game.
A 4th player is Mitty’s Nicole Anderson who is sitting out this season after transferring to Riverside.
Iowa starts a 6-5 Center, frosh Morgan Johnson, but their scoring comes from three under 6’ players each averaging 15 points per game. Iowa has made 252 threes, shooting 37%. For a comparison, we have made 202 threes, 34%. Another comparison, we have held opponents to 127 threes and 25%.
Let the Dancing begin.
First some Congratulations are in store:
1. Undefeated Pac 10 season
2. Won the Pac 10 Tourney, winning every game by 20 or more and holding every opponent to less than 50 points.
3. Becoming the first team in Pac 10 history to go undefeated through the league schedule and the Tournament.
4. Nneka named Pac 10 Player of the league
5. Joining Nneka on the all Pac 10 team, Jayne, Kayla and Jeanette.
6. Ros the co Pac 10 Defensive Player of the Year
7. Jos honorable mention Al frosh team.
Stanford was named the # 1 seed in the West Bracket, the Sacramento bracket. We will play Riverside and if successful play the winner of # 8 seed Iowa vs #9 seed Rutgers. This game will start at 5:16 on Saturday.
The Other seeds in our Regional:
# 2: Texas A&M
# 3: Xavier
# 4: Oklahoma State (their star Andrea Riley has been suspended for their first game)
# 5: Georgia
# 6: Vanderbilt
# 7: Gonzaga
I’m sure we’ll all get a great preview of this weekend’s teams from the fantastic Cyd, but briefly here is some advance information.
Riverside features three players you may know. Rheya Neabors transferred from Arizona and is averaging 8 points and almost 5 assists per game. Her twin Rhaya also transferred from Arizona and is averaging 11 points per game. Marissa Rivera was teammate of Candice Wiggins at LaJolla Country Day and is now in her 6th year. She missed 2 years with injuries and another transferring. She has been at TCU, Vanguard and now UC Riverside. She is averaging 10 points per game.
A 4th player is Mitty’s Nicole Anderson who is sitting out this season after transferring to Riverside.
Iowa starts a 6-5 Center, frosh Morgan Johnson, but their scoring comes from three under 6’ players each averaging 15 points per game. Iowa has made 252 threes, shooting 37%. For a comparison, we have made 202 threes, 34%. Another comparison, we have held opponents to 127 threes and 25%.
Let the Dancing begin.
March 9, 2010
Nneka Named Pac 10 Media Player of the Year
... by a panel of local and national media members who cover the Pac 10.
Joining Nneka on the 15 person All Pac 10 team are Jayne, Kayla and Jeanette. Ros was named to the All Defensive Team.
You can read all about it here:
http://www.pac-10.org/sports/w-baskbl/spec-rel/030910aae.html
The awards voted on by the league coaches will be announced tomorrow.
Joining Nneka on the 15 person All Pac 10 team are Jayne, Kayla and Jeanette. Ros was named to the All Defensive Team.
You can read all about it here:
http://www.pac-10.org/sports/w-baskbl/spec-rel/030910aae.html
The awards voted on by the league coaches will be announced tomorrow.
March 8, 2010
Stanford 18-0
Stanford is the first team since 2002 to go through the Pac 10 undefeated. Stanford did it then too.
We start play in the Pac 10 tournament Friday at 1:15PM against the winner of Thursday’s Arizona vs Washington State game.
Here is the Bracket:
http://www.pac-10.org/w-baskbl-tourney/
1. Stanford 18-0, 28-1.
Beat Cal at Cal 63-45. The Card held Cal to 28% shooting with Jos filling in for the injured Jayne. Jos had 8 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks. Nneka had 22 points and 14 rebounds while Kayla had 23 points and 10 rebounds. Ros had 6 assists and held Gray-Lawson to 4 of 13 from the floor.
2. UCLA 15-3, 22-7
Beat ASU 63-59. The Bruins had 22 turnovers, still one less than ASU. Jasmine Dixon once again led the Bruins with 14 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals. UCLA shot 51% and had three other players with 10 or 12 points.
Beat Arizona 70-61. Nikki Caldwell started her 3 Seniors and Erica Tukiainan responded with 20 points. Jasmine Dixon scored 17 and had 9 rebounds.
3. USC 12-6, 18-11
Beat Arizona 55-53. USC was up 12 at the half and barely held on to win. Kari Laplante led with 13 points, 6 rebounds and 3 blocked shots. Brianna Gilbreath scored on 10 shooting 4 of 15 from the floor, but had 8 assists.
Beat ASU 62-52. Ashley Corral had 20 points although committed 7 turnovers. Like Caldwell, Mr Cooper started his Seniors. This is the most wins for USC in4 years and the most conference wins in 5 years.
4. Cal 11-7, 17-12
Lost to Stanford 63-45. Alexis Gary-Lawson scored 15 and DeNesha Stallworth had 12 points and 13 rebounds.
5. ASU 9-9, 17-12
Lost at UCLA 63-59. Danielle Orsillo scored 14 points and had 5 steals. Alex Earl scored 11 points, 3 of 5 from three.
Lost to USC 62-52. Danielle Orsillo led with 13 points.
6. Oregon 7-11, 16-14 (has the tie breaker over Washington)
Lost at WSU 67-53 by shooting 27%. They were only 9 of 36 from three. Taylor Lilley was only 4 for 15 from three, but did lead the way with 16 points. Lilley now needs 5 threes to crack the NCAA top 10 season list. Amanda Johnson had 10 points, 4 blocks and 11 rebounds.
Lost to Washington 62-53. Looks like the Paul Westhead style of play just ran out of gas at the end of the season. Taylor Lilly scored 14 points, Amanda Johnson scored 10 and had 9 rebounds. Lilly needs 3 threes Friday to hit the NCAA top 10 in a season list.
6. Washington: 7-11, 12-16
Beat Oregon State 67-49, outscoring the Beavers 35-19 in the second half. Sami Whitcomb had 14 points and 3 steals, while Kristi Kingma added 11 points and led the team with 6 rebounds. The Huskies shot 48% from the floor.
Beat Oregon 62-53. Regina Rogers had 15 points and 8 rebounds in 16 minutes. Sami Whitcomb went 0 for 10 and only scored 1 point in her last home game for the Huskies.
8. Arizona 6-12, 13-16
Lost at USC 55-53. Ify Ibekwe scored 18 points and had 7 rebounds. The Wildcats had only 5 assists and 21 turnovers.
Lost at UCLA 70-61. Davelynn Whyte had 17 points and Reiko Thomas scored 20.
9. Washington State 3-15, 8-21
Beat Oregon 67 -53 as Jasmine Perkins hit 5 for 9 from three for 19 points and also had 10 rebounds. April Cook scored 16 points and Rosie Tarnowski had 10 rebounds. The Cougars out rebounded the Ducks by 17.
Lost to Oregon State 50-46 shooting only 25% from the floor. Perkins and Kiki Moore combined for a 3 for 20. April Cook, 5 for 17, scored 13 points. Katie Madison scored 13 points on just 5 shots, 7 of 8 from the free throw line, and had 11 rebounds.
10. Oregon State 2-16, 10-19
Lost at Washington 67-49. Talisa Rhea scored 12 points but was 0 for 8 from three.
Beat WSU 50-46. Kristen Tilleman scored 10 points and had 14 rebounds, Julie Futch scored 13 points and had 3 steals.
We start play in the Pac 10 tournament Friday at 1:15PM against the winner of Thursday’s Arizona vs Washington State game.
Here is the Bracket:
http://www.pac-10.org/w-baskbl-tourney/
1. Stanford 18-0, 28-1.
Beat Cal at Cal 63-45. The Card held Cal to 28% shooting with Jos filling in for the injured Jayne. Jos had 8 points, 9 rebounds and 3 blocks. Nneka had 22 points and 14 rebounds while Kayla had 23 points and 10 rebounds. Ros had 6 assists and held Gray-Lawson to 4 of 13 from the floor.
2. UCLA 15-3, 22-7
Beat ASU 63-59. The Bruins had 22 turnovers, still one less than ASU. Jasmine Dixon once again led the Bruins with 14 points, 7 rebounds and 3 steals. UCLA shot 51% and had three other players with 10 or 12 points.
Beat Arizona 70-61. Nikki Caldwell started her 3 Seniors and Erica Tukiainan responded with 20 points. Jasmine Dixon scored 17 and had 9 rebounds.
3. USC 12-6, 18-11
Beat Arizona 55-53. USC was up 12 at the half and barely held on to win. Kari Laplante led with 13 points, 6 rebounds and 3 blocked shots. Brianna Gilbreath scored on 10 shooting 4 of 15 from the floor, but had 8 assists.
Beat ASU 62-52. Ashley Corral had 20 points although committed 7 turnovers. Like Caldwell, Mr Cooper started his Seniors. This is the most wins for USC in4 years and the most conference wins in 5 years.
4. Cal 11-7, 17-12
Lost to Stanford 63-45. Alexis Gary-Lawson scored 15 and DeNesha Stallworth had 12 points and 13 rebounds.
5. ASU 9-9, 17-12
Lost at UCLA 63-59. Danielle Orsillo scored 14 points and had 5 steals. Alex Earl scored 11 points, 3 of 5 from three.
Lost to USC 62-52. Danielle Orsillo led with 13 points.
6. Oregon 7-11, 16-14 (has the tie breaker over Washington)
Lost at WSU 67-53 by shooting 27%. They were only 9 of 36 from three. Taylor Lilley was only 4 for 15 from three, but did lead the way with 16 points. Lilley now needs 5 threes to crack the NCAA top 10 season list. Amanda Johnson had 10 points, 4 blocks and 11 rebounds.
Lost to Washington 62-53. Looks like the Paul Westhead style of play just ran out of gas at the end of the season. Taylor Lilly scored 14 points, Amanda Johnson scored 10 and had 9 rebounds. Lilly needs 3 threes Friday to hit the NCAA top 10 in a season list.
6. Washington: 7-11, 12-16
Beat Oregon State 67-49, outscoring the Beavers 35-19 in the second half. Sami Whitcomb had 14 points and 3 steals, while Kristi Kingma added 11 points and led the team with 6 rebounds. The Huskies shot 48% from the floor.
Beat Oregon 62-53. Regina Rogers had 15 points and 8 rebounds in 16 minutes. Sami Whitcomb went 0 for 10 and only scored 1 point in her last home game for the Huskies.
8. Arizona 6-12, 13-16
Lost at USC 55-53. Ify Ibekwe scored 18 points and had 7 rebounds. The Wildcats had only 5 assists and 21 turnovers.
Lost at UCLA 70-61. Davelynn Whyte had 17 points and Reiko Thomas scored 20.
9. Washington State 3-15, 8-21
Beat Oregon 67 -53 as Jasmine Perkins hit 5 for 9 from three for 19 points and also had 10 rebounds. April Cook scored 16 points and Rosie Tarnowski had 10 rebounds. The Cougars out rebounded the Ducks by 17.
Lost to Oregon State 50-46 shooting only 25% from the floor. Perkins and Kiki Moore combined for a 3 for 20. April Cook, 5 for 17, scored 13 points. Katie Madison scored 13 points on just 5 shots, 7 of 8 from the free throw line, and had 11 rebounds.
10. Oregon State 2-16, 10-19
Lost at Washington 67-49. Talisa Rhea scored 12 points but was 0 for 8 from three.
Beat WSU 50-46. Kristen Tilleman scored 10 points and had 14 rebounds, Julie Futch scored 13 points and had 3 steals.
March 1, 2010
Moving into the final week
Looking ahead to the Pac 10 Tournament. Stanford will be the # 1 seed and UCLA the # 2 seed. Washington State, Oregon State and Washington will definitely be in the two play in games, and given this week's schedule it appears Arizona will be the 4th play in team. The winners of the play in games play UCLA and Stanford.
1. Stanford 17-0, 27-1.
Beat ASU 63-42. Jayne with 19 points and 8 rebounds. Kayla had 12 points and 6 rebounds and 4 assists.
Beat Arizona 75-48. Jayne broke the all time Pac 10 rebounding record. She had 11 points and 8 rebounds. Kayla, Jeanette and JJ had an incredible 16 assists and 2 turnovers combined. Nneka scored 15 points and had 9 rebounds. Kayla led all with 26 points and added 8 rebounds. Stanford made 10 threes, Kayla 4 of those.
Next Games: March 6 at Cal
2. UCLA 13-3, 20-7
Beat Oregon State 72-53. Markel Walker scored 19 points and 7 had rebounds. The Bruins played 10 players 14 or more minutes. Darxia Morris had 10 assists. Jasmine Dixon score 17 points.
Beat Oregon 91-75. Dixon scored 31 points and had 20 rebounds in one of the top performances of the year. Dorenna Campbell added 21 points. The Bruins out rebounded the Ducks by 27 and on the Offensive Boards by 16.
Next Games: March 4 ASU, March 6 Arizona
3. Cal 11-6, 17-11
Beat Arizona 58-52. Gennifer Brandon had 15 points and 14 rebounds to lead the Bears.
Lost to ASU 57-50. Cal shot only 36% and were out rebounded by 11. Alexis Gray-Lawson scored 16 points and had 7 rebounds, but took 23 shots.
Next Games: March 6 at Stanford
4. USC 10-6, 16-11
Beat Oregon in Eugene 87-84. Ashley Corral scored 23 points with 5 threes and dished out 12 assists to lead the Trojans. Brianna Gilbreath scored 20 points, Jackie Gemelos and Christina Marinacci 13 each.
Beat Oregon State 53-50. Heather Oliver hit 4 of 5 threes for 18 points. Ashley Corral had 7 assists but also 6 turnovers. Kari LaPlante had 9 rebounds.
Next Games: March 4 Arizona, March 6 ASU
5. ASU 9-7, 17-10
Lost to Stanford 63-42. Danielle Orsillo scored 12 to lead the Sun Devils. Becca Tobin had 10 rebounds.
Beat Cal 57-50. Orsillo scored 17 and Tobin scored 10 with 10 rebounds. Kayli Murphy also had 10 rebounds.
Next Games: March 4 at UCLA, March 6 at USC
6. Oregon 7-9, 16-12
Lost at home to USC 87-84. Taylor Lilley hit 4 threes, scored 22 points and had 5 assists. Micaela Cocks scored 16 points and had 4 assists.
Lost to UCLA 91-75. The Ducks were out rebounded by 27. They did hit 11 of 30 from three. Cocks had 24 points, 4 of 6 from three. Lilly scored 17, 5 of 13 from three. Amanda Johnson scored 13 and had 5 blocks and 3 steals.
Next Games: March 5 at Washington State, March 7 at Washington
7. Arizona 6-10, 13-14
Lost to Cal 58-52. Ify Ibekwe had 14 points and 11 rebounds.
Lost to Stanford 75-48. Ibekwe had 15 points and 12 rebounds, Davellyn Whyte scored 13 points.
Next Games: March 4 at USC, March 6 at UCLA
8. Washington: 5-11, 10-16
Beat WSU 70-54. Regina Rogers had a season best 23 points for the Huskies who played before 5,510 fans. Sami Whitcomb had 12 points, 13 rebounds and 6 steals.
Next Games: March 5 Oregon State, March 7 Oregon
9. Washington State 2-14, 7-20
Lost to Washington 70-54. April cook scored 14.
Next Games: March 5 Oregon, March 7 Oregon State
10. Oregon State 1-15, 9-18
Lost to UCLA 74-53. Talisa Rhea scored 15 points and Brittany Kennedy had 7 assists. Kristen Tilleman had 11 points and 8 rebounds.
Lost to USC 53-50. The Beavers only had 10 turnovers, but shot a poor 24%.
Next Games: March 5 at Washington, March 7 at Washington State
1. Stanford 17-0, 27-1.
Beat ASU 63-42. Jayne with 19 points and 8 rebounds. Kayla had 12 points and 6 rebounds and 4 assists.
Beat Arizona 75-48. Jayne broke the all time Pac 10 rebounding record. She had 11 points and 8 rebounds. Kayla, Jeanette and JJ had an incredible 16 assists and 2 turnovers combined. Nneka scored 15 points and had 9 rebounds. Kayla led all with 26 points and added 8 rebounds. Stanford made 10 threes, Kayla 4 of those.
Next Games: March 6 at Cal
2. UCLA 13-3, 20-7
Beat Oregon State 72-53. Markel Walker scored 19 points and 7 had rebounds. The Bruins played 10 players 14 or more minutes. Darxia Morris had 10 assists. Jasmine Dixon score 17 points.
Beat Oregon 91-75. Dixon scored 31 points and had 20 rebounds in one of the top performances of the year. Dorenna Campbell added 21 points. The Bruins out rebounded the Ducks by 27 and on the Offensive Boards by 16.
Next Games: March 4 ASU, March 6 Arizona
3. Cal 11-6, 17-11
Beat Arizona 58-52. Gennifer Brandon had 15 points and 14 rebounds to lead the Bears.
Lost to ASU 57-50. Cal shot only 36% and were out rebounded by 11. Alexis Gray-Lawson scored 16 points and had 7 rebounds, but took 23 shots.
Next Games: March 6 at Stanford
4. USC 10-6, 16-11
Beat Oregon in Eugene 87-84. Ashley Corral scored 23 points with 5 threes and dished out 12 assists to lead the Trojans. Brianna Gilbreath scored 20 points, Jackie Gemelos and Christina Marinacci 13 each.
Beat Oregon State 53-50. Heather Oliver hit 4 of 5 threes for 18 points. Ashley Corral had 7 assists but also 6 turnovers. Kari LaPlante had 9 rebounds.
Next Games: March 4 Arizona, March 6 ASU
5. ASU 9-7, 17-10
Lost to Stanford 63-42. Danielle Orsillo scored 12 to lead the Sun Devils. Becca Tobin had 10 rebounds.
Beat Cal 57-50. Orsillo scored 17 and Tobin scored 10 with 10 rebounds. Kayli Murphy also had 10 rebounds.
Next Games: March 4 at UCLA, March 6 at USC
6. Oregon 7-9, 16-12
Lost at home to USC 87-84. Taylor Lilley hit 4 threes, scored 22 points and had 5 assists. Micaela Cocks scored 16 points and had 4 assists.
Lost to UCLA 91-75. The Ducks were out rebounded by 27. They did hit 11 of 30 from three. Cocks had 24 points, 4 of 6 from three. Lilly scored 17, 5 of 13 from three. Amanda Johnson scored 13 and had 5 blocks and 3 steals.
Next Games: March 5 at Washington State, March 7 at Washington
7. Arizona 6-10, 13-14
Lost to Cal 58-52. Ify Ibekwe had 14 points and 11 rebounds.
Lost to Stanford 75-48. Ibekwe had 15 points and 12 rebounds, Davellyn Whyte scored 13 points.
Next Games: March 4 at USC, March 6 at UCLA
8. Washington: 5-11, 10-16
Beat WSU 70-54. Regina Rogers had a season best 23 points for the Huskies who played before 5,510 fans. Sami Whitcomb had 12 points, 13 rebounds and 6 steals.
Next Games: March 5 Oregon State, March 7 Oregon
9. Washington State 2-14, 7-20
Lost to Washington 70-54. April cook scored 14.
Next Games: March 5 Oregon, March 7 Oregon State
10. Oregon State 1-15, 9-18
Lost to UCLA 74-53. Talisa Rhea scored 15 points and Brittany Kennedy had 7 assists. Kristen Tilleman had 11 points and 8 rebounds.
Lost to USC 53-50. The Beavers only had 10 turnovers, but shot a poor 24%.
Next Games: March 5 at Washington, March 7 at Washington State
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