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1 Roa d r u n n e r Wo m e n s Bas k e t b a l l No t e b o o k FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FEBRUARY 3, 00 Contact: Marshall Fey, Assistant SID (mfey@csub.edu) (office) (fax) Sc h e d u l e Dat e Op p o n e n t Sc o r e /Time Nov. 9 Fresno Pacific (exh.) W, 87 6 Nov. 3 *Montana State L, Nov. 5 Univ. of Miami (Fla.) L, 93 Nov. Univ. of Hawaii W, Nov. 3 UC Irvine W, Nov. 8 ^vs. Univ. of Alabama L, Nov. 9 ^at Cal Poly L, Dec. 9 Utah Valley W, Dec. at Santa Clara W, Dec. 3 at UC Santa Barbara L, 5 79 Dec. 6 at Saint Mary s College L, 80 9 Dec. 9 #vs. Delaware State W, 7 37 Dec. 0 #at USC L, Dec. Miami University (Ohio) W, Dec. 9 San Jose State W, 86 6 Jan. at Fresno State L, 5 6 Jan. 6 UC Riverside W, Jan. at Cal State Northridge W, 9 7 Jan. 6 Seattle University W, 65 7 Jan. 8 UC Davis L, Jan. 0 at Univ. of the Pacific W, Jan. 3 at Long Beach State W, 7 68 Jan. 30 Cal Poly W, 83 8 Feb. Oregon State W, 57 5 Feb. 6 at UC Irvine 5 p.m. Feb. 7 Cal State Fullerton 7 p.m. Feb. 0 at Seattle University 7 p.m. Mar. 3 at SIU Edwardsville 5 p.m. Mar. 6 UC Santa Barbara 5 p.m. Bold=Home Game All Times Pacific *Played at Rabobank Arena ^Cal Poly SLO Tournament (San Luis Obispo, Calif.) #USC Women of Troy Classic (Los Angeles) Gam e No t e s CSU Ba k e r s f i e l d Ro a d r u n n e r s ( 9 o v e r a l l ) a t UC Ir v i n e An t e a t e r s (8 o v e r a l l ) Sa t u r d a y, Fe b r u a r y 6, 00 5 p.m. Bre n Ce n t e r Ir v i n e, Ca l i f. UC Irvine enters Saturday s contests winners of four of its last five games. The Anteaters are 6 5 at home on the year, winning their last four games inside the Bren Center. UCI is averaging 0. turnovers per game against a CSUB team that forces.6 opponent miscues. Mikah Marly Karros is averaging a double double (8.6p/.6r) while appearing in contests for UCI. Jade Smith Williams is the lone player on the roster without a negative assist-to-turnover ration (90a/90t). Opponents have outscored UCI, , in the second half of contests this season. Ser i e s Hi s t o r y This will be the fifth meeting between the two programs. CSUB leads all time, 3. The Roadrunners have captured the past three meetings including one earlier this season, Thi s Da t e in Ro a d r u n n e r Hi s t o r y Pre v i o u s Me e t i n g s Nov. 0, 007 L 6 7 (Away) Nov. 5, 008 W (Away) Dec. 30, 008 W 67 3 (Home) Nov. 3, 009 W (Home) CSUB is 0 all time when taking to the court on the sixth day of February. The Roadrunners captured a road win over Cal State San Bernardino, 6 63, during the season and blasted Cal State L.A. in Bakersfield, 96 7, back in 007. TEAM COMPARISONS TEAM G FG FGA PCT. 3P 3PA PCT. FT FTA PCT. O D TOT RPG PF DQ AST TO BLK STL PTS PPG BAKERSFIELD UC IRVINE LAST GAME S ROADRUNNER STARTERS NO. RUNNER POS YEAR HT GP GS PPG RPG MISC MIN QUICK FACT 3 Amber Williams G Fr steals 5. Has hit 5 three pointers on the season 3 Kelley Tarver G Sr assists 3.9 Leads team with +6 assist-to-turnover ratio Katie Williams G Sr pt fgm 3.7 Tied program record with 9 single season steals Phynique Allen G Sr assists 3. Hit game winning layup vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) 33 Tamiko Davis F Jr blocks.7 Tied career best blocks against Oregon State ( 0) LAST GAME S ROADRUNNERS OFF THE BENCH NO. RUNNER POS YEAR HT GP GS PPG RPG MISC MIN QUICK FACT Tiffany Belt G Sr pt fgm.7 Has hit career best six three pointers twice this season 3 Nikki Leon F Jr steals 9.3 Third on team in rebounds (9 total)

2 CSUB Ro a d r u n n e r Wo m e n s Ba s k e t b a l l No t e s Fe b r u a r y 3, 00 Pa g e o f 8 RUNNER QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY INFORMATION Enrollment 8,000 Founded 970 Nickname Roadrunners Colors Blue and Gold National Affiliation NCAA Div. I Conference Independent Arena Icardo Center (3,880) President Dr. Horace Mitchell Fac. Athletic Rep Dr. Jacqueline Kegley Athletic Director Rudy Carvajal Basketball Coaching Staff Head Coach Tim La Kose Alma Mater CS Northridge, 99 Record at CSUB (8+ yrs) Overall Record (6+ yrs) Assistant Coach Greg McCall Alma Mater CSUB 95 Assistant Coach Kristen Dowling Alma Mater University of Redlands 06 Assistant Coach Morgan Saso Alma Mater CSUB 09 Director of Operations Nikhol West Alma Mater CSUB 09 WOMen s Basketball Information Record 9 Home 9 Away/Neutral Record 9 0 Starters Returning/Lost /3 Letterwinners Returning/Lost 7/ PROGRAM HISTORY All Time Record (.73) NCAA Tournament Appearances Only school in NCAA history to reach NCAA tournament every year of its existence before moving to Division I in 007 All Time Postseason Record 6 6 CCAA Titles 3 ( ) MEDIA RELATIONS Asst. SID/WBB Contact Marshall Fey Office mfey@csub.edu Fax Website CSUB Ticket Office Office BLUE CSUB Athletics Office Office Fax ROADRUNNER GAME NOTES Last Time Out Senior Katie Williams scored a game high 6 points as the Roadrunners picked up their first victory over a Pac 0 member program on Tuesday, beating the Oregon State Beavers, 57 5, in the Icardo Center. CSUB forced 3 Beaver turnovers, converting them into 3 points. Senior Phynique Allen added points while freshman Amber Williams scored 0. Despite never trailing the entire second half, the Roadrunners were never comfortable as OSU tied the game with 3:6 remaining. But the Beavers would not score the rest of the way as Allen hit a layup and Amber Williams hit a free throw to give the game to the Runners. Pac 0 Woes No More With Tuesday s victory over Oregon State, the Roadrunners picked up their first win over a Pac 0 opponent. CSUB is now 3 all time against the BCS conference members. Women s basketball now joins men s soccer and wrestling as the only two CSUB programs to defeat a Pac 0 opponent. Pesky Anteaters A fast UC Irvine start almost led the an upset at the Icardo Center the last time these two programs met back on Nov. 3, 009. The Anteaters jumped out to an early seven point first half lead before CSUB eventually took the lead late in the half and held it through the second. Irvine would stick around, however, and shaved the Roadrunner lead down to one point midway through the second half. UCI would score seven of the game s final nine points but Katie Williams free throws with six second remaining gave CSUB a 77 7 lead and iced the game. Lauren Spinazze hit a three as time expired. Phynique Allen led the way with 7 points. Irvine s Kim Barnes had 0 points while hitting eight of her 5 shot attempts (53.3 percent). Turn What Overs With 3 games completed this season, CSUB remains one of the nation s best in terms of turnover margin. The Roadrunners have held a positive turnover margin in every game this season and forced at least 0 opponent turnovers in every game except two (, at USC Dec. 0, 009) (8, vs. Cal Poly Jan. 30, 00). Record (Tie) Breaker Katie Williams tallied four steals on Tuesday to tie the single season steals mark of 9. The record is also shared by Audrie Magdaleno who compiled 9 steals during the inaugural season. Williams is among the nation s defensive leaders, boasting an impressive.0 steals per outing. A Fresh Record The lone true freshman on this season s squad, Amber Williams, has certainly proven to her teammates that she belongs on the court. Against Cal State Northridge ( 0), Williams set a Roadrunner program record with eight three pointers, besting Gillian Lillich s 003 total of seven. The freshman has emerged as the team s third leading scorer (9.9). Holding 60 CSUB is an impressive 85 0 all time record when holding opponents under 60 points. Opponent Date Score H/A/N Utah Valley Dec. 9, Home Delaware State Dec. 9, Neutral Miami (Ohio) Dec., Home Seattle Jan. 6, Home Oregon State Feb., Home The 36 points allowed to Utah Valley is a program record. Last season, the Roadrunners held seven opponents under 60 points. From Deep The Roadrunners have shown they have a knack for hitting the long range shot this season. In fact, the CSUB record book has been updated twice this season for team three point field goal makes already. The 5 long distance bombs against Hawaii ( 09) lifted the Runners to a victory. While the Roadrunners bested that mark against UC Davis ( 8 0) with 6 makes from deep, the outcome did not fall in CSUB s favor, falling to the Aggies, Tarver Cements Legacy Senior Kelley Tarver made her 5th career appearance against Oregon State on Feb., which ties the program record for career games played. Former CSUB great Krista Arase made 5 appearances for the Roadrunners from , starting every contest. Tarver is scheduled to break Arase s careerstarts record on Feb. 0, at Seattle University. The Starters Are... Seniors Kelley Tarver, Phynique Allen, Katie Williams and junior Tamiko Davis have started every contest this season for the Roadrunners. Junior Nikki Leon has made four starts while senior Tiffany Belt has started nine times. Recently, freshman Amber Williams has moved her way into the starting slate, making starts in 0 of the past games.

3 CSUB R oadrunner W omen s B asketball N otes F ebruary 3, 00 P age 3 HEAD COACH TIM LA KOSE Tim La Kose took the reins of the Roadrunner women s program in 00 and has led the team to three CCAA titles (003, 0, 07), the 003 NCAA West Region title and a gaudy record (.730). He began his career at Cal Lutheran University where he led the Regals to a record and five NCAA Division III Tournament bids. Roadrunner COACHING RECORDS Greg Bruce (.778) 00 current.. Tim La Kose (.730) Roadrunner BIG WINS & LOSSES Largest ROADRUNNER Home Wins 63 pts (05 ) vs. CS Monterey Bay pts (06 ) vs. Hawaii Pacific pts (0 ) vs. CS Monterey Bay pts (0 5) vs. Western New Mexico pts (06 5) vs. CS Monterey Bay Knock on Wood Last year marked the fourth season in program history that the Roadrunners did not play an overtime contest. All time, CSUB is 5 3 in overtime contests. The last CSUB game that required extra time took place back on Dec. 8, 007, when the Roadrunners fell at Loyola Marymount, 95 90, in double overtime. The Future Signs CSUB has signed three incoming freshmen for the 00 season. The fall recruiting class includes Madison McKenney of Santa Margarita Catholic High School, Tyonna Outland of Lynwood High School and Marilyn Naderhoff of West Hills High School. Plenty of Points The 05 point effort against Hawaii was CSUB s first 00-plus point performance since Feb. 0, 007, against Cal State Stanislaus. This also marked the first time that the Roadrunners have surpassed the 00 point barrier against an NCAA Division I opponent. 00 Achieved With its Dec. victory over Miami, CSUB secured its 00th all time victory in just 73 total games (.73). In just under 0 seasons of existence, the Roadrunners have averaged more than 0 wins per year. Waiting for History Largest ROADRUNNER Road/NEUTRAL Wins 5 pts (9 65) vs. Western New Mexico pts (90 7) at Cal Poly Pomona pts (8 0) at CS Monterey Bay pts (95 58) at CS Monterey Bay pts (05 68) vs. Grand Canyon pts (7 37) vs. Delaware State Largest ROADRUNNER Home Losses 8 pts (93 ) vs. Miami (Fla.) pts (96 ) vs. Chico State pts (59 7) vs. CS San Bernardino pts (86 00) vs. Cal Poly Pomona pts (6 7) vs. UC San Diego of After becoming the only school in NCAA history to make the NCAA tournament every year of its existence while competing in Division II, the Runners will have to wait two more seasons before they can hope to build upon that distinction as a Division I school. CSUB will be NCAA Tournament eligible for the 00 season. Up Next CSUB will take its longest break of the season, days, before taking on Cal State Fullerton at the Icardo Center on Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. The Runners will be wearing special pink jerseys for the WBCA s Pink Zone promotion in support of breast cancer awareness. RPI WATCHING Largest ROADRUNNER Road/neutral Losses 7 pts (57 0) at UCLA pts (50 93) at Fresno State pts (56 93) at USC pts (53 83) vs. Boise State pts (5 79) at UC Santa Barbara pts (90 3) at Cal Poly Pomona (Jan. 3) CSUB remains one of the top NCAA Division I independent teams in the latest RPI rankings. RPI LW Team Florida Gulf Coast CSU Bakersfield S.C. Upstate North Dakota Bryant Central Arkansas SIU Edwardsville Longwood Record RPI Most Roadrunner Points IN ONE GAME 9 (9 65) vs. Western New Mexico (6 06) vs. CS Stanislaus (09 75) at Fresno Pacific (06 5) vs. CS Monterey Bay (06 ) vs. Hawaii Pacific NATIONALLY RANKED RUNNERS Most Points by Opponent IN ONE GAME 3 (90 3) at Cal Poly Pomona (96 ) vs. Chico State (93 ) vs. Miami (Fla.) (6 06) vs. CS Stanislaus (8 05) vs. Oklahoma Category Individual Steals Turnover Margin Steals per Game Three pointers per Game Scoring Offense Three point FG Percentage Individual Points Turnovers per Game Assists per Game ROADRUNNER Overtime Games (5 3 record) at Loyola Marymount (ot) vs. CS Dominguez Hills (ot) vs. UC San Diego at Cal Poly Pomona vs. CS Stanislaus at UC Davis at Cal Poly Pomona at UC San Diego LW Team N.C. Central South Dakota Seattle Presbyterian Savannah State Houston Baptist Winston Salem Record While CSUB is still not officially listed on the NCAA Division I statistical rankings, the Roadrunners entered the weekend among the Division I independent and national leaders in several categories. Team/Individual Katie Williams CSUB CSUB CSUB CSUB CSUB Katie Williams CSUB Phynique Allen Independent Rank media relations copy services provided by Ultrex National Rank 3 t6 t8 6 t t5 t35 t55 Amount

4 CSUB Ro a d r u n n e r Wo m e n s Ba s k e t b a l l No t e s Fe b r u a r y 3, 00 Pa g e o f 8 ROADRUNNER SINGLE GAME RECORDS Individual Records Points Heather Garay (3..03) vs. CS Stanislaus Field Goals Made Heather Garay (3..03) vs. CS Stanislaus Field Goals Attempted Katie McElree (3.5.05) vs. CS Stanislaus Free Throws Made Kelley Tarver (3.6.08) vs. Chicago State Free Throws Attempted (3X) last by Kelley Tarver (3.6.08) vs. Chicago State Three Pointers Made Amber Williams (..0) at CS Northridge Three Pointers Attempted Diane Dittburner (.6.0) at CS Stanislaus Rebounds Heather Garay (3..03) vs. CS Stanislaus Assists Jasmere Kirby (3..03) vs. CS Stanislaus Blocked Shots Rhonda Johnson (..06) vs. Sonoma State Steals Katie Williams (.9.09) vs. Utah Valley Team Records Points vs. Western New Mexico (.9.05) Points (first half) vs. Western New Mexico (.9.05) Points (second half) (3X) last vs. Western New Mexico (.9.05) Field Goals Made vs. Western New Mexico (.9.05) Field Goals Attempted vs. CS Monterey Bay (.3.0) Free Throws Made vs. Chico State (3..0) Free Throws Attempted vs. CS Stanislaus (3..03) Three Pointers Made vs. UC Davis (.8.0) Three Pointers Attempted at Cal Poly (.9.09) Rebounds at Loyola Marymount (.8.07) Assists vs. Western New Mexico (.9.05) Blocked Shots vs. CS Stanislaus (.7.06) Steals vs. Utah Valley (.9.09) Turnovers (most) at CS Stanislaus (..0) Turnovers (fewest) vs. Cal Poly (.30.0) Fouls (most) (3X) last at Cal State L.A. (.7.0) Fouls (fewest) at UC Davis (.5.09) CSUB Ac t i v e Ro s t e r As of Feb., 00 No. Name Ht Yr Pos Hometown/Last School 3 Amber WILLIAMS 5 7 Fr. G Fontana, Calif./Etiwanda HS 5 Jana SMITH 6 So. F Tehachapi, Calif./Tehachapi HS Tiffany BELT 5 8 Sr. G Bakersfield, Calif./West HS 3 Kelley TARVER 5 8 Sr. G Valencia, Calif./Valencia HS Katie WILLIAMS 5 9 Sr. G Las Vegas, Nev./Reedley College Phynique ALLEN 5 7 Sr. G San Diego, Calif./Eastern Washington 3 Lauren CARTER 6 0 Fr. F Moorpark, Calif./Moorpark HS 3 Nikki LEON 5 Jr. F Canyon Country, Calif./Canyon HS 33 Tamiko DAVIS 6 Jr. F Sacramento, Calif./San Jose State 3 Shawnee CARTER 6 Jr. F/C Studio City, Calif./Burroughs HS Head Coach: Tim LA KOSE (ninth season) Assistant Coaches: Greg McCALL, Kristen DOWLING, Morgan SASO Director of Operations: Nikhol WEST ROADRUNNER WOMEN S BASKETBALL OPPONENT TRACKER Records as of Feb. 3, 00 Rankings as of Feb., 00 Team Conf. W L Place W L Pct. *Rank Miami (Fla.) ACC 5 9th Montana State Big Sky 3 5 6th 0.76 Cal Poly Big West 6 nd Cal State Fullerton Big West 5th 9.9 Cal State Northridge Big West 7 8th Long Beach State Big West 3 th 8.00 UC Davis Big West 6 st UC Irvine Big West 5 5 5th 8.36 UC Riverside Big West 5 3 3rd UC Santa Barbara Big West 5th Univ. of the Pacific Big West 7 8th Utah Valley Great West 0 5 7th 8.8 Seattle University Independent SIU Edwardsville Independent Dartmouth Ivy League 3rd 7 0. Miami Univ. (Ohio) MAC 3 5 th Delaware State MEAC 7 9th Oregon State Pac 0 8 9th 9.50 USC Pac 0 7 nd Univ. of Alabama SEC 8 th Fresno State WAC 8 0 st Hawaii University WAC 3 5 6th 9.9 San Jose State WAC 6 9th Santa Clara University West Coast 6 7th Saint Mary s College West Coast 6 nd Aggregate Record of CSUB Opponents: (.397) * AP/USA Today ESPN Top 5 Division I Coaches Poll

5 CSUB Ro a d r u n n e r Wo m e n s Ba s k e t b a l l No t e s Fe b r u a r y 3, 00 Pa g e 5 o f ROADRUNNER WOMEN S BASKETBALL STATISTICS ALL GAMES O v e r a l l Re c o r d 9 Ho m e 9 3 Aw a y 5 Ne u t r a l ---TOTAL PTS REBOUNDS---- ## Player GP GS Min Avg FG FGA Pct 3FG 3FGA Pct FT FTA Pct Off Def Tot Avg PF FO A TO Blk Stl Pts Avg WILLIAMS, Katie ALLEN, Phynique WILLIAMS, Amber TARVER, Kelley DAVIS, Tamiko BELT, Tiffany LEON, Nikki SMITH, Jana CARTER, Lauren CARTER, Shawnee TM TEAM Total Opponents Date OPPONENT Score Margin ATTEND High Scorers High Rebounders Record.3.09 Montana State K. Williams () Davis (8) Univ. of Miami (Fla.) K. Williams (7) K. Williams (7) Univ. of Hawaii K. Williams (7) K. Williams (8).3.09 UC Irvine Allen (7) K. Williams & Leon (6).8.09 ^vs. Alabama K. Williams (7) K. Williams (5) ^Cal Poly K. Williams (9) K. Williams (8).9.09 Utah Valley Allen () Davis (0) Santa Clara K. Williams (3) Davis (0).3.09 UC Santa Barbara ,8 K. Williams (5) Smith (8) Saint Mary s College Allen () Allen (6) #vs. Delaware State K. Williams (6) Davis (8) #USC K. Williams () Davis (0) Miami University (Ohio) K. Williams () K. Williams (3) San Jose State K. Williams (35) K. Williams Fresno State 5 6 0,39 Allen (7) Davis () UC Riverside K. Williams (6) Davis () Cal State Northridge A. Williams () Leon (7) Seattle University K. Williams & Allen () Davis () UC Davis Tarver (9) Davis () Univ. of the Pacific Allen (9) K. Williams (3) Long Beach State Allen (7) K. Williams () Cal Poly A. Williams () K. Williams & Leon (7) Oregon State K. Williams (6) Davis (8) UC Irvine.7.0 Cal State Fullerton.0.0 Seattle University SIU Edwardsville UC Santa Barbara Bold indicates home game ^Cal Poly Tournament (San Luis Obispo, Calif.) #Women of Troy Classic (Los Angeles) SCORE BY HALVES ALL GAMES TEAM... st (Avg.) nd (Avg.) OT (Avg.) OT (Avg.) TOTAL (Avg.) RUNNERS (36.5) 908 (39.5),78 (76.0) Opponents (3.0) 865 (37.6),67 (7.6) ATTENDANCE SITE... DATES TOTAL AVG. Home...,7 395 Away , Neutral Total....3,79 5 MARGIN OF VICTORY & DEFEAT TEAM RUNNERS ( CSUB wins) 3 Opponents (9 opponent wins)

6 CSUB Ro a d r u n n e r Wo m e n s Ba s k e t b a l l No t e s Fe b r u a r y 3, 00 Pa g e 6 o f Pl a y e r Po i n t s Re b o u n d s As s i s t s Opponent Date Score W/L A. WILLIAMS SMITH BELT TARVER K. WILLIAMS ALLEN L. CARTER LEON DAVIS S. CARTER MONTANA STATE /3/ L DNP MIAMI (Fla.) /5/09 93 L HAWAII // W UC IRVINE /3/ W DNP vs. Alabama /8/ L DNP at Cal Poly /9/ L DNP UTAH VALLEY /9/ W DNP at Santa Clara // W DNP DNP at UC Santa Barbara /3/ L DNP at Saint Mary s College /6/ L DNP vs. Delaware State /9/ W 0-- DNP DNP at USC /0/ L 9--0 DNP DNP MIAMI (Ohio) // W 0-- DNP DNP SAN JOSE STATE /9/ W -0- DNP at Fresno State //0 5-6 L -3-0 DNP DNP UC RIVERSIDE /6/ W 6--3 DNP at Cal State Northridge //0 9-7 W -- DNP SEATTLE UNIVERSITY /6/ W 8-- DNP UC DAVIS /8/ L 0--0 DNP DNP DNP at Univ. of the Pacific /0/ W DNP at Long Beach State /3/ W 5-- DNP CAL POLY /30/ W -3- DNP DNP DNP OREGON STATE // W 0-5- DNP DNP DNP at UC Irvine /6/0 CAL STATE FULLERTON /7/0 at Seattle University /0/0 at SIU Edwardsville 3/3/0 UC SANTA BARBARA 3/6/0 starters by game Opponents Forward GUARD FORWARD Guard Guard Montana State (.3.09) K. Williams Leon Davis Tarver Allen Univ. of Miami (Fla.) (.5.09) K. Williams Leon Davis Tarver Allen Hawaii (..09) K. Williams Belt Davis Tarver Allen UC Irvine (.3.09) K. Williams Belt Davis Tarver Allen Univ. of Alabama (.8.09) K. Williams Leon Davis Tarver Allen Cal Poly (.9.09) K. Williams Leon Davis Tarver Allen Utah Valley (.9.09) K. Williams Belt Davis Tarver Allen Santa Clara (..09) K. Williams Belt Davis Tarver Allen UC Santa Barbara (.3.09) K. Williams Belt Davis Tarver Allen Saint Mary s College (.6.09) K. Williams Belt Davis Tarver Allen Delaware State (.9.09) K. Williams Belt Davis Tarver Allen USC (.0.09) K. Williams Belt Davis Tarver Allen Miami University (Ohio) (..09) K. Williams A. Williams Davis Tarver Allen San Jose State (.9.09) K. Williams A. Williams Davis Tarver Allen Fresno State (..0) K. Williams A. Williams Davis Tarver Allen UC Riverside (.6.0) K. Williams A. Williams Davis Tarver Allen Cal State Northridge (..0) K. Williams A. Williams Davis Tarver Allen Seattle University (.6.0) K. Williams A. Williams Davis Tarver Allen UC Davis (.8.0) K. Williams A. Williams Davis Tarver Allen Univ. of the Pacific (.0.0) K. Williams Belt Davis Tarver Allen Long Beach State (.3.0) K. Williams A. Williams Davis Tarver Allen Cal Poly (.30.0) K. Williams A. Williams Davis Tarver Allen Oregon State (..0) K. Williams A. Williams Davis Tarver Allen UC Irvine (.6.0) Cal State Fullerton (.7.0) Seattle University (.0.0) SIU Edwardsville (3.3.0) UC Santa Barbara (3.6.0)

7 CSUB Ro a d r u n n e r Wo m e n s Ba s k e t b a l l No t e s Fe b r u a r y 3, 00 Pa g e 7 o f 8 Led Te a m in Sc o r i n g Player No. High Katie Williams 35 Phynique Allen 7 7 Amber Williams Kelley Tarver 9 Led Te a m in Re b o u n d i n g Player No. High Katie Williams 0 3 Tamiko Davis 0 Nikki Leon 3 7 Jana Smith 8 Phynique Allen 6 Led Te a m in As s i s t s Player No. High Phynique Allen 5 0 Kelley Tarver 6 9 Katie Williams 6 Tiffany Belt 3 0 Po i n t Ga m e s Player No. High Katie Williams 35 Phynique Allen 8 7 Amber Williams Dou b l e Fi g u r e Sc o r i n g Player No. High Katie Williams 35 Phynique Allen 9 7 Amber Williams Kelley Tarver 0 9 Tiffany Belt 6 9 Tamiko Davis 6 9 Nikki Leon 6 Jana Smith 0 Dou b l e Fi g u r e Re b o u n d i n g Player No. High Tamiko Davis 8 Katie Williams 3 Kelley Tarver 0 Sea s o n Do u b l e Do u b l e s Player P/R P/A P/S TOT Katie Williams 5 Tamiko Davis Phynique Allen CSUB Re c o r d Wh e n Playing at home Playing on the road... 5 Playing on neutral court... Leading at Halftime... Trailing at Halftime... 6 Tied at Halftime... 0 Leading with 5:00 remaining... 0 Trailing with 5:00 remaining Tied with 5:00 remaining Playing in overtime Outrebounding opponents... Outrebounded by opponents... 7 Rebounding is even... 0 Having more fouls Having fewer/same fouls... 9 Having more turnovers Having fewer/same turnovers Shooting more free throws... Shooting fewer/same free throws Shooting 50% or better... 0 Shooting under 50% Opponents shoot 50% or better Opponents shoot under 50%... THE LAST TIME CSUB WOMEN S BASKETBALL Scored 00 Points: vs. Hawaii, 09 Allowed 00 Points: 93 vs. Miami (Fla.), 5 09 Scored 90 Points: 93 vs. Miami (Fla.), 5 09 Allowed 90 Points: 80 9 at Saint Mary s College, 6 09 Scored Under 50 Points: Never Allowed Under 50 Points: 7 37 vs. Delaware State, 9 09 Had 50 Rebounds: 66 at Loyola Marymount, 8 07 (school record) Won 0+ in a Row: 7, 8 07 thru 3 07 Won 5+ in a Row: 5, 9 09 thru 09 Lost 5+ in a Row: Never Postseason Win: 8 77 vs. Cal State L.A., (NCAA Div. II West Regional) Postseason Loss: vs. Chico State, 3 06 (NCAA Div. II West Regional Semifinals) Overtime Loss: ( ot) at Loyola Marymount, 8 07 Overtime Win: at Cal Poly Pomona, 05 Home Conference Loss: 6 7 vs. UC San Diego, 3 07 Road Conference Loss: 6 70 at Chico State, 6 07 A CSUB Player Scored 0 Points: () Heather Garay vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 3 03 An Opponent Scored 0 Points: (6) Lauri McIntosh, Cal Poly Pomona, 9 0 A CSUB Player Scored 30 Points: (35) Katie Williams vs. San Jose State, 9 09 An Opponent Scored 30 Points: (30) Riquana Williams, Miami (Fla.), 5 09 A CSUB Player Had 0 Rebounds: () Heather Garay vs. Cal State Stanislaus, 3 03 An Opponent Had 0 Rebounds: (0) Lena Gipson, Santa Clara, 09 A CSUB Player had 5 Rebounds: (5) Christine Kepenekian vs. Cal State Fullerton, 09 An Opponent Had 5 Rebounds: (5) Rachel Clancy, Cal Poly, 9 09 A CSUB Player Had 0 Assists: (0) Phynique Allen vs. Cal Poly, 30 0 A CSUB Player Had 5 Steals: (8) Katie Williams at Pacific, 0 0 Shooting better than opponents... 0 Shooting worse/same than opponents Scoring 50 or fewer points Scoring between Scoring between Scoring between Scoring between Scoring between Scoring more than Opponents score 50 or fewer Opponents score between Opponents score between Opponents score between Opponents score between Opponents score between 9 or more Biggest Lead vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) Biggest Halftime Lead at Cal State Northridge ( 0) Biggest Deficit at Saint Mary s College ( 6 09) Biggest Halftime Deficit at Saint Mary s College ( 6 09) A CSUB Player Had 5 Blocks: (5) Jessie Loring vs. Cal Poly Pomona, 0 06

8 CSUB Ro a d r u n n e r Wo m e n s Ba s k e t b a l l No t e s Fe b r u a r y 3, 00 Pa g e 8 o f S e a s o n Hi g h s CATEGORY.... ROADRUNNERS.... OPPONENTS Field Goals Made (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0)..., vs. Miami (Fla.) ( 5 09) Field Goals Attempted... 8, at Cal Poly ( 9 09)... 80, vs. Miami (Fla.) ( 5 09) Field Goal Pct % (3 60), vs. Hawaii ( 09) % (3 5), at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) 3 Pt. Field Goals Made , vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) (school record)... (X), last at Saint Mary s College ( 6 09) 3 Pt. Field Goals Attempted... 37, at Cal Poly ( 9 09)... 5, at Saint Mary s College ( 6 09) 3 Pt. Field Goal Pct % (5 8), vs. Hawaii ( 09) % (0 7), vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) Free Throws Made.... 7, vs. San Jose State ( 9 09)... 9 (X), last at Saint Mary s College ( 6 09) Free Throws Attempted... 37, vs. San Jose State ( 9 09)... 7, at Cal State Northridge ( 0) Free Throw Pct % (7 9), at Pacific ( 0 0) % (8 0), vs. Montana State ( 3 09) Offensive Rebounds...., at Cal Poly ( 9 09)... (X), last at Long Beach State ( 3 0) Defensive Rebounds... 30, at Pacific ( 0 0) , at Saint Mary s College ( 6 09) Total Rebounds... 8, at Pacific ( 0 0) (X), last at USC ( 0 09) Personal Fouls...., at Cal State Northridge ( 0)... 3, vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) Assists...., vs. Hawaii ( 09)... 7, vs. Alabama ( 8 09) Turnovers... 0 (3X), last vs. UC Davis ( 8 0)... 3, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) Blocked Shots... 8, vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09)..., vs. Montana State ( 3 09) Steals... 33, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) (school record)... 0 (X), last vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) Points, First Half (X), last at Cal State Northridge ( 0)... 59, at Saint Mary s College ( 6 09) Points, Second Half... 5, vs. Hawaii ( 09)... 6, vs. Miami (Fla.) ( 5 09) Most Points, Game... 05, vs. Hawaii ( 09)..., vs. Miami (Fla.) ( 5 09) S e a s o n Lo w s CATEGORY.... ROADRUNNERS.... OPPONENTS Field Goals Made.... 7, at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09)..., vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) (school record) Field Goals Attempted... 56, vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09)... 0, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) Field Goal Pct % (7 58), at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) % (3 55), vs. Delaware State ( 9 09) 3 Pt. Field Goals Made (X), last at Pacific ( 0 0)..., vs. Delaware State ( 9 09) 3 Pt. Field Goals Attempted... 7, vs. Montana State ( 3 09)... 7, vs. Delaware State ( 9 09) 3 Pt. Field Goal Pct.....3% (3 ), at Pacific ( 0 0).....8% ( 7), vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) Free Throws Made.... 3, vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0)... 8, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) Free Throws Attempted... 9 (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0)... 0, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) Free Throw Pct % (3 9), vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) % ( 0), at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) Offensive Rebounds.... 5, vs. Santa Clara ( 09)... 5 (X), last vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) Defensive Rebounds... 5 (X), last at Saint Mary s College ( 6 09)..., vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) Total Rebounds..., vs. Alabama ( 8 09)... 6, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) Personal Fouls (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0)... 3 (X), last at Fresno State ( 0) Assists.... 3, at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09)... 3, vs. Delaware State ( 9 09) Turnovers... 5, vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0)..., at USC ( 0 09) Blocked Shots... 0 (X), last vs. UC Davis ( 8 0)... 0 (X), last vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) Steals..., at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09)..., vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) Points, First Half... 0, at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09)... 0, vs. Delaware State ( 9 09) (school record) Points, Second Half... 6, vs. Oregon State ( 0)..., vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) (school record) Fewest Points, Game.... 5, at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09)... 36, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) (school record)

9 THE ROAD TO DIVISION I In May of 005, California State University, Bakersfield President Dr. Horace Mitchell announced that the University was initiating the process of moving the highly regarded CSUB athletics program from NCAA Division II to NCAA Division I status. For the Roadrunners, the academic year was the first in a five year process of reclassification set forth by the NCAA. Should they successfully complete the process, the Roadrunners would become a full NCAA Division I member in 00. The move dovetailed nicely with the University s emphasis on excellence in all CSUB disciplines and programs. In fact, the goal set forth in 00 was to make CSUB the top campus in the CSU system within 0 years. The move is not unprecedented. Many of CSUB s former rivals, including Cal Poly, UC Riverside, Cal State Northridge and UC Davis have made the jump in recent years. In fact, all nine of the current Big West Conference members began as NCAA Division II institutions. To take that one step further, DIVISION all Big West Conference members except UC Irvine were members of the California I Collegiate Athletic Association before making the jump to NCAA Division I status. Other former CCAA members who successfully made the jump to NCAA Division I include San Diego State, Fresno State, San Jose State and Pepperdine University. Moving to NCAA Division I status is not automatic. Beginning with an exploratory year, (which CSUB completed in ), institutions must complete a five year process to full NCAA Division I membership. Below is a year by year breakdown of the steps CSUB will take on the road to Division I: CSUB s NCAA Division I Timeline : Exploratory Year Completed Completed Considered NCAA Division II for scheduling against Division I opponents. Considered Division I when scheduling against Division II opponents. Compliance with all DI minimum contest requirements. Submit formal application and fee to the NCAA. Submit a strategic plan based on the plan submitted during exploratory year. Apply Division I legislation in all areas except scheduling. Submit an annual report Completed Considered NCAA Division I against all opponents. Full compliance with all NCAA Division I legislation and membership requirements, including scholarship minimums and Division I scheduling. Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan based on feedback from previous year Completed Attendance at NCAA Convention required by CEO, AD, SWA, FAR and Compliance Coordinator. Completion of NCAA athletics certification orientation visit. Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan based on feedback from previous year Successfully complete an NCAA athletics certification self study and evaluation visit. Submit an annual report and updated strategic plan based on feedback from previous year. 00 Full NCAA Division I Membership Should CSUB successfully navigate the five year transition process, it will become a full NCAA Division I member in July of 00.

10 009 0 Pl a y e r Ga m e /Ca r e e r Hi g h s #3 Amber Williams Freshman 5 7 Fontana, Calif. Etiwanda HS #3 Kelley Tarver Senior 5 8 Valencia, Calif. Valencia HS # Phynique Allen Senior 5 7 San Diego, Calif. Eastern Washington #33 Tamiko Davis Junior 6 Sacarmento, Calif. San Jose State CAREER AND SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Pts:, at Cal State Northirdge ( 0) Rbds.: 5 (3X), last vs. Oregon State ( 0) FGM: 8 (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) FGA: 6, vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) 3FGM: 8, at Cal State Northridge ( 0) (school record) 3FGA:, vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) FTM:, vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) FTA: (X), last vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) Assists:, vs. Hawaii ( 09) Blocks:, vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) Steals: 5, vs. Alabama ( 8 09) #5 Jana Smith Sophomore 6 Tehachapi, Calif. Tehachapi HS SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 0, vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09) Rbds.: 8, at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) FGM: 3, vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09) FGA: 7, at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) 3FGM: 3FGA: FTM: (X), last at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) FTA: 6 (X), last at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) Assists: (3X), last vs. Alabama ( 8 09) Blocks:, vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09) Steals: (3X), last at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) CAREER BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 5, vs. Houston Baptist ( 7 09) Rbds.: 8, at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) FGM: 6, vs. Houston Baptist ( 7 09) FGA:, vs. Houston Baptist ( 7 09) 3FGM: 3FGA: FTM: (X), last at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) FTA: 0, at UC Riverside ( 09) Assists: (5X), last vs. Alabama ( 8 09) Blocks: (X), last vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09) Steals: (3X), last vs. Pacific (3 5 09) # Tiffany Belt Senior 5 8 Bakersfield, Calif. West HS SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 9, vs. Hawaii ( 09) Rbds.: (X), last at Pacific ( 0 0) FGM: 6 (X), last at Cal Poly ( 9 09) FGA: 3 (X), last at Pacific ( 0 0) 3FGM: 6 (X), last at Cal Poly ( 9 09) 3FGA: 0 (X), last at Cal Poly ( 9 09) FTM: 3, at Pacific ( 0 0) FTA: 3, at Pacific ( 0 0) Assists: 3 (X), last vs. Santa Clara ( 09) Blocks:, vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09) Steals:, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) CAREER BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 9 (X), last vs. Hawaii ( 09) Rbds.: 5 (6X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 7 09) FGM: 7 (X), last at UT Pan American ( 08) FGA: (3X), last vs. Utah Valley ( 08) 3FGM: 6 (X), last at Cal Poly ( 9 09) 3FGA: 0 (X), last at Cal Poly ( 9 09) FTM: 6, at Utah Valley (3 08) FTA: 8, at Utah Valley (3 08) Assists:, vs. Cal State Stanislaus ( 0 07) Blocks:, vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09) Steals: 6, vs. Cal State L.A. ( 6 07) SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 9, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) Rbds.: 0, vs. Miami (Ohio) ( 09) FGM: 6, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) FGA:, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) 3FGM: 5, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) 3FGA: 9, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) FTM: 6 (X), last vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) FTA:, vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09) Assists: 9, vs. Miami (Ohio) ( 09) Blocks:, vs. Santa Clara ( 09) Steals: 5 (X), last at Saint Mary s College ( 6 09) CAREER BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 7, vs. Houston ( 3 07) Rbds.:, vs. Western Washington ( 0 05) FGM: 9 (X), last vs. Cal State Fullerton ( 6 08) FGA: (3X), last vs. Cal State Fullerton ( 6 08) 3FGM: 5, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) 3FGA: 9, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) FTM: 6, vs. Chicago State (3 6 08) (school record) FTA: 8, vs. Chicago State (3 6 08) (school record) Assists: 9 (X), last vs. Miami (Ohio) ( 09) Blocks: (X), last vs. UT Pan American ( 3 08) Steals: 9, vs. Cal State L.A. ( 8 06) # Katie Williams Senior 5 9 Las Vegas, Nev. Reedley College SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 35, vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) Rbds.: 3 (X), last at Pacific ( 0 0) FGM:, vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) FGA: 8, vs. Montana State ( 3 09) 3FGM: (X), last, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) 3FGA: 9, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) FTM: 7 (X), last vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) FTA: 0 (X), last, at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) Assists: 6, at Cal Poly ( 9 09) Blocks: (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) Steals:, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) (school record) CAREER BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 35, vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) Rbds.: 3 (X), last at Pacific ( 0 0) FGM:, at Oregon State ( 08) FGA: 8, vs. Montana State ( 3 09) 3FGM: (X), last, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) 3FGA: 9, vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) FTM: 7 (X), last vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) FTA: 0 (X), last, at UC Santa Barbara ( 3 09) Assists: 6, at Cal Poly ( 9 09) Blocks: 3 (X), last vs. Idaho ( 30 08) Steals:, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) (school record) SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 7, vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09) Rbds.: 8, at Pacific ( 0 0) FGM: 9 (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) FGA: 0, vs. Miami (Fla.) ( 5 09) 3FGM:, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) 3FGA: 7, vs. Alabama ( 8 09) FTM: 7, vs. Alabama ( 8 09) FTA: 3, vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) Assists: 0 (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) Blocks:, vs. Oregon State ( 0) Steals: 8, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) CAREER BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 7, vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09) Rbds.: 8, at Pacific ( 0 0) FGM: 9 (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) FGA: 0, vs. Miami (Fla.) ( 5 09) 3FGM: 6, vs. Long Beach State ( 3 09) 3FGA: 8, vs. Long Beach State ( 3 09) FTM: 9 (X), last at Pacific ( 0 0) FTA: 3, vs. San Jose State ( 9 09) Assists: 0 (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) Blocks:, vs. Oregon State ( 0) Steals: 8, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) #3 Lauren Carter Freshman 6 0 Moorpark, Calif. Moorpark HS CAREER AND SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 6, at Cal State Northridge ( 0) Rbds.: 3 (X), last at Fresno State ( 0) FGM: (X), last vs. UC Riverside ( 6 0) FGA:, vs. UC Riverside ( 6 0) 3FGM: (X), last vs. Alabama ( 8 09) 3FGA:, vs. Hawaii ( 09) FTM:, at Cal State Northridge ( 0) FTA: 6, at Cal State Northridge ( 0) Assists:, vs. Alabama ( 8 09) Blocks:, at Long Beach State ( 3 0) Steals:, vs. UC Riverside ( 6 0) #3 Nikki Leon Junior 5 Canyon Country, Calif. Canyon Country HS SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Pts:, at Long Beach State ( 3 0) Rbds.: 8, vs. Delaware State ( 9 09) FGM: (3X), last at Long Beach State ( 3 0) FGA: 8, vs. Miami (Fla.) ( 5 09) 3FGM: 3 (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) 3FGA: (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) FTM: (3X), last at Cal State Northridge ( 0) FTA: 6 (X), last at Cal State Northridge ( 0) Assists: (X), last vs. UC Irvine ( 3 09) Blocks:, vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) Steals:, vs. Montana State ( 3 09) CAREER BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 3, vs. Santa Clara ( 6 08) Rbds.: 9, vs. Saint Mary s ( 6 08) FGM:8, vs. Santa Clara ( 6 08) FGA:, vs. Santa Clara ( 6 08) 3FGM: 3 (3X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) 3FGA: (X), last vs. Cal Poly ( 30 0) FTM: 7, vs. Utah Valley ( 08) FTA: 9, vs. Santa Clara ( 6 08) Assists:, vs. Saint Mary s ( 6 08) Blocks: 3, vs. Long Beach State ( 3 09) Steals: (X), last vs. Montana State ( 3 09) CAREER AND SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 9, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) Rbds.: (3X) last vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) FGM: 8, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) FGA:, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) 3FGM: 3FGA: FTM: 3 (3X), last vs. UC Davis ( 8 0) FTA: 5, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) Assists:, vs. Miami (Fla.) ( 5 09) Blocks: (X), last vs. Oregon State ( 0) Steals: 3, vs. Utah Valley ( 9 09) #3 Shawnee Carter Junior 6 Studio City, Calif. Burroughs HS SEASON BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 8, vs. Miami (Ohio) ( 09) Rbds.:, vs. Delaware State ( 9 09) FGM:, vs. Miami (Ohio) ( 09) FGA: 7, vs. Miami (Ohio) ( 09) 3FGM: 3FGA: FTM:, at Fresno State ( 0) FTA:, at Fresno State ( 0) Assists: (X), last at Fresno State ( 0) Blocks: (X), last vs. Miami (Ohio) ( 09) Steals:, vs. Delaware State ( 9 09) CAREER BEST PERFORMANCES Pts: 9 (X), last vs. Boise State ( 3 07) Rbds.: 6, at Cal State Northridge ( 9 07) FGM: (X), last vs. Miami (Ohio) ( 09) FGA: 8, vs. Houston ( 3 07) 3FGM: 3FGA: FTM:, (3X), last vs. Utah Valley ( 08) FTA: 3, vs. Houston ( 3 07) Assists: (3X), last at Fresno State ( 0) Blocks: (X), last vs. Miami (Ohio) ( 09) Steals: (X), last vs. Utah Valley (3 7 08)

11 009 0 CSUB Ro a d r u n n e r Wo m e n s Ba s k e t b a l l Bo x Sc o r e s Gam e s : Exhibition RUNNERS 87 Fresno Pacific 6 (exh.) November 9, 009 Icardo Center Montana State 78 RUNNERS 76 November 3, 009 Rabobank Arena Un i v. o f Mi a m i (Fl a.) RUNNERS 93 November 5, 009 Icardo Center BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Five players reached double digit scoring totals as the Roadrunners beat the Fresno Pacific Sunbirds, 87 6, in an exhibition contest at the Icardo Center. The Roadrunners never trailed in the game and built a lead of 6 midway through the second half. CSUB s defense forced 3 Sunbird turnovers and held Fresno Pacific to 7 first half points. Senior Katie Williams had a game high 5 points. Freshman Amber Williams came off the bench to score points, connecting on -of-5 from beyond the arc. Senior Phynique Allen scored 3 points while classmate Tiffany Belt and junior Tamiko Davis each scored. Davis also had a game high nine rebounds. In her first action since December of last season, senior Kelley Tarver scored three points and dished out five assists in 5 minutes of action. She also had four rebounds. Fresno Pacific was never quite able to get things going offensively. Michele Rebozzi () and Jessica Torrecillas () reached double figures for the Sunbirds. Jessica Mazza had a team high six rebounds. The Roadrunners pulled away late in the first half, going on an 8 run. Tarver, Belt and Amber Williams each connected from deep during the five minute run to give CSUB a comfortable cushion going into halftime, VISITORS: Fresno Pacific ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 3 BLACKWELL, f TORRECILLAS, f MAZZA, g STEPHANOFF, g TURUJMAN, g PATTERSON BAKER SAINDON FLORES THOMPSON SPENCER REBOZZI TEAM 6 Totals st Half: 6-8.6% nd Half: 6-8.6% Game: 9.% st Half: 0-0.0% nd Half: -9.% Game: 0.0% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 66.7% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 3 LEON, f DAVIS, f TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS SMITH BELT L. CARTER S. CARTER TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 5.9% st Half: % nd Half: 5-5.5% Game: 36.0% st Half: -9.% nd Half: % Game: 5.6% Officials: Schel Brown, Kenny Davis, Rufus Arther Technical fouls: Fresno Pacific-None. CSU Bakersfield-None. Attendance: 7 Score by Periods st nd Total Fresno Pacific CSU Bakersfield 5 87 BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - A last second shot from senior Phynique Allen fell just shy as CSUB fell to the Montana State Bobcats at Rabobank Arena. The game was the season opener for both teams. After falling behind by midway through the first half, the Roadrunners tied the game with 8:9 remaining in the second half. But CSUB would pull no closer than that as Montana State pulled back ahead by eight and held on for the victory. With two seconds remaining, Montana State s Sarah Strand turned the ball over deep in the Bobcat end, leading by two. CSUB set up a final play and Phynique Allen got the ball at the top of the key, dribbled in and took a mid range jumper from the free throw line. The shot hit iron and bounced away as the buzzer sounded. Senior Katie Williams, who ended last season on a 7-game double-digit scoring streak, picked up right where she left of with a game-high points. Junior Tamiko Davis tied for the game high with eight rebounds. She was the other lone Roadrunner in double figures with 6 points. Allen had nine points and a gamehigh four assists. The lone CSUB lead came in the opening minutes of the game as CSUB jumped to an early 0 lead. Montana State would answer with a -0 run, hitting four times from beyond the arc. The Bobcats would build the lead to points before the Roadrunners cut the advantage to seven by the break, VISITORS: Montana State 0 ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 0 STRAND, f THORNTON, c PERRY, g BUSSEY, -g SEIDENSTICKER JACKSON SCHMITT ALBERT SEMANSKY BAK ADAMS Team 3 5 Totals st Half: 3-3.9% nd Half: -3 5.% Game: 3.5% st Half: % nd Half: - 5.0% Game:.9% st Half: % nd Half: 3-9.9% Game: 90.0% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield 0 ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 3 LEON, f DAVIS, f TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS SMITH BELT L. CARTER TEAm Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 36.7% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 9.% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 76.5% Officials: Henry Eshom, Cindy Leong, Rick Rodman Technical fouls: Montana State-None. CSU Bakersfield-None. Attendance: 77 Score by Periods st nd Total Montana State CSU Bakersfield BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Five members scored in double figures but the Roadrunners fell to the University of Miami, 93. The Hurricanes shot 5.5 percent from the field and scored 6 of their total points in the second half. Miami s Riquana Williams, fresh off a 3 point effort two nights earlier at UC Riverside, connected a career high eight times from beyond the arc and finished the game with 30 points, 0 coming in the second half. In less than four minutes at the beginning of the second half, she hit five triples as Miami extended a one point halftime lead to. The Hurricanes were the first opponent from the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) that CSUB had ever faced. Senior Katie Williams extended her double digit scoring streak to 9 contests as she led the way for the Roadrunners with 7 points. She also led the team with seven rebounds, five assists and four steals. Senior Phynique Allen also put together a solid game, scoring 0 points with four assists and three steals. Freshman Amber Williams had 3 points for her first collegiate double digit scoring performance. Adding points each were senior Kelley Tarver and junior Nikki Leon. CSUB forced Hurricane turnovers while committing just. Miami held a rebounding advantage and blocked nine Roadrunner shots. The lead changed hands six times in a wild first half of play. The Roadrunners held he lead for a good portion of the half, building a seven point advantage. Late in the half, Miami would build a seven point advantage until Katie Wiliams and Allen each knocked down three pointers to cut the lead to one, 50 9, at the break. VISITORS: University of Miami -0 ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 33 Barnes, f Bullock, f Johnson, f R. Williams, g Clark, g Shaw S. Williams Stroman TEAM 6 8 Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 5.5% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 7.8% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 6.0% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield 0 ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 3 LEON, f DAVIS, f TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS SMITH BELT L. CARTER S. Carter TEAM 3 3 Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game:.3% st Half: % nd Half: - 36.% Game: 7.6% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 77.3% Officials: Lucy Banuelos, Stan Gaxiola, Debbie Kotani Technical fouls: University of Miami-None. CSU Bakersfield-None. Attendance: 787 Score by Periods st nd Total University of Miami 50 6 CSU Bakersfield 9 93

12 009 0 CSUB R oadrunner W omen s B asketball B ox S cores G ames : 3 5 RUNNERS 05 Univ. of Hawaii 75 RUNNERS 77 UC Irvine 75 Alabama 87 RUNNERS 79 November, 009 Icardo Center November 3, 009 Icardo Center November 8, 009 San Luis Obispo, Calif. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Tiffany Belt certainly won t forget the Roadrunners victory against Hawaii. The senior guard got the starting nod for the first time in over a year and promptly responded with a career high six three pointers. She also tied a career high with 9 points and came within one assist (3) of tying that mark. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Senior Phynique Allen scored a career high 7 points as the CSUB held off a late charge by the UC Irvine Anteaters to win, The Anteaters pulled to within one point of the home squad three times in the game s final minutes but were never quite able to finish the job. SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - CSUB fell to the Alabama Crimson Tide, 87 79, on the opening day of the Cal Poly Courtyard by Marriott Holday Beach Classic at Mott Gym. Despite a late push by the Roadrunners, CSUB dropped its first road contest of the year. Alabama also represented the first opponent from the SEC in Roadrunner program history. As a team, the Roadrunners hit a program record 5 shots from beyond the arc as they picked up their first win of the season. The 05 CSUB points is the highest total the program has ever scored against an NCAA DI program and it s first 00 plus point outing since Feb. 0, 006, against Cal state Stanislaus ( The high scoring total was due in large part to the Roadrunners shooting a hot 53.3 percent (3 60) from the field and 53.6 percent from deep (5 8). Senior Katie Williams led the way with a game high 7 points, extending her personal double digit scoring streak to 0 contests. Her eight rebounds were also a team best. She tied a couple of her career highs on Saturday with five steals and four three pointers. Williams was dominant in the first half, scoring points on 6-of-0 shooting. Freshman Amber Williams had a breakout game, scoring a new career best 7 points, connecting on 3 of-5 from deep. She also came away with four steals, a new high. Seniors Kelley Tarver and Phynique Allen also reached double digit point totals, scoring and, respectively. VISITORS: University of Hawaii - Arbuckle, f Patterson, f Dew, c Kuehu, g Kanekoa, g Linton Liepkalne Wilson Galdones Ayabe Gaddis Hamilton TEAM 3 Totals st Half: % st Half: - 5.0% st Half: 6-76.% nd Half: % Game:.3% nd Half: -7.3% Game: 8.% nd Half: % Game: 79.% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield K. WILLIAMS, f BELT, g TARVER, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS SMITH L. CARTER LEON S. CARTER TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 53.3% st Half: 8-57.% nd Half: % Game: 53.6% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 7.% Officials: Norma Leibfreid, Richard Waters, Alecia Balich Technical fouls: University of Hawaii-None. CSU Bakersfield-TEAM. Attendance: 50 Score by Periods st nd Total University of Hawaii CSU Bakersfield With the win, the Roadrunners are now an even on the season while UC Irvine drops to 3. Senior Katie Williams scored 3 points and tied junior Nikki Leon with a team best six rebounds. This extends Williams double digit scoring streak to consecutive games. Senior guard Kelley Tarver and sophomore forward Jana Smith each scored 0 points. Tarver had a team high five assists. UC Irvine jumped out to an early seven point lead in the first half. Rebecca Maessen, Ka Jahna Johnson and Jade Smith Williams all nailed threes as CSUB tried to keep the margin close. However, the Anteaters would fail to connect from deep for the remainder of the half as the Roadrunners tied the game midway through the half and then captured the lead for good, building their own seven point lead with 6:59 remaining. Allen was carried the hot hand in the first half, scoring 8 of her 7 points in the first 0 minutes. CSUB led, 0 3 at the break. The Roadrunners largest advantage of the game came early in the second half on an Amber Williams three pointer, extending the CSUB lead to 0 points, 5. But Irvine, who created plenty of opportunities for itself using fast breaks and secondary breaks clawed their way back into it, pulling to within one with 0:3 remaining, VISITORS: UC Irvine Maessen, f Barnes, c Smith-Williams, g Ka. Johnson, g Ke. Johnson, g Spinazze White Theus Belen TEAM Totals st Half: % st Half: % st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 37.8% nd Half: -9.% Game: 3.5% nd Half: % Game: 60.0% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp K. WILLIAMS, f BELT, g TARVER, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS SMITH LEON S. CARTER TEAM 3 Totals a to blk s min st Half: % nd Half: -6 6.% Game:.6% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 5.0% st Half: % nd Half: -8 6.% Game: 68.6% Officials: Henry Eshom, Alma Garcia, Kenny Davis Technical fouls: UC Irvine-None. CSU Bakersfield-None. Attendance: 39 Score by Periods st nd Total UC Irvine 3 75 CSU Bakersfield The Crimson Tide became the second opponent to shoot over 50 percent (36-for-7, 50.7%) against the Roadrunners. UA s Varisia Raffington had a game-high 33 points. Tierney Jenkins added points and grabbed a game-high rebounds. The Tide held a 53- rebounding advantage in the contest and scored points on second chance opportunities. Senior Katie Williams extended her double-digit scoring streak to consecutive games as she scored a team-high 7 points before fouling out. Williams had a career-best of seven steals and also led the team in rebounds with five. Senior Phynique Allen scored 8 points and freshman Amber Williams added 3 points. Allen had a team-best eight assists. The contest turned early in the second half as Alabama went on a -7 run to begin the period. The Roadrunners battled back, trimming the lead to four points with :6 to go on a Lauren Carter three pointer. VISITORS: CSU Bakersfield -3 3 LEON, f TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS SMITH BELT L. CARTER TEAM 5 5 Totals st Half: % st Half: % st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 5.6% nd Half: % Game: 39.3% nd Half: - 00% Game: 66.7% HOME TEAM: Alabama - Jenkins, f Williams, f Magee, g Butler, g Raffington, G Sykes King Strauthers Russell McCoy Hancock TEAM 3 Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 50.7% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 6.3% st Half: - 00% nd Half: 8-57.% Game: 6.5% Officials: Tony Feroah (R), Mike Hay (U), Kevin Rose (U) Technical fouls: CS Bakersfield-None. Alabama-None. Attendance: 89 Score by Periods st nd Total CSU Bakersfield Alabama First Round of Courtyard by Marriott Holiday Beach Classic at Cal Poly.

13 009 0 CSUB R oadrunner W omen s B asketball B ox S cores G ames : 6 8 Cal Poly 89 RUNNERS 80 RUNNERS 78 Utah Valley 36 RUNNERS 78 Santa Clara 76 November 9, 009 San Luis Obispo, Calif. December 9, 009 Icardo Center December, 009 Santa Clara, Calif. SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - A hot shooting Cal Poly team was too much for CSUB on the final day of the Courtyard by Marriott Holiday Beach Classic at Mott Gym. The Mustangs shot 58.6 percent (3-for-58) from the field to beat the Roadrunners, BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - CSUB turned in a dominating defensive performance, defeating the Utah Valley Wolverines, SANTA CLARA, Calif. - Senior Tamiko Davis scored with one second remaining as CSUB defeated Santa Clara, CSUB set six defensive program records. The 36 total points allowed eclipses the 37 previous point total from Nov., 003, against Western Oregon. The Utah Valley second half points sets the record for fewest points in a second half allowed. The Wolverines were held to just field goals all evening, another Roadrunner program record. The four second half field goals ties the CSUB record for fewest in a half. The Runners also came away with a program best 33 steals, besting the mark of 8 set back on Nov. 7, 006, against Hawaii Pacific. Finally, senior Katie Williams set an individual program record with steals. In the game s final two minutes, the lead changed hands four different times. Santa Clara tied the game with 8 seconds remaining, 76 76, on a Maggie Goldenberger jumper. With just one second on the clock, senior Tiffany Belt found Davis for a game-winning layup to give CSUB the victory. The two teams were tied at the break, 37 37, but a 0 0 Cal Poly run to begin the second half gave the Mustangs an advantage they would not relinquish. Kristina Santiago, the Mustangs standout forward, scored a game high 8 points, 5 coming in the second half. Teammate Rachel Clancy added 3 points and grabbed 5 rebounds. Senior Katie Williams led the team in scoring (9), rebounds (8), assists (6) and steals (). It marked the 3rd consecutive contest that Williams has reached double-digit point totals, dating back to last season. She was named to the All Tournament team after scoring 7 points on Saturday. Another hot shooting night from senior Tiffany Belt as she tied her career high with six threepointers, totalling 8 points. Junior Tamiko Davis had points and seven rebounds before fouling out. The lone Roadrunner lead came right at the beginning of the game as senior Kelley Tarver hit a three pointer on the opening possession. There were 0 different occurrences where the game was tied in the first half. VISITORS: CSU Bakersfield - 3 LEON, f TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS SMITH BELT L. CARTER TEAM 5 7 Totals st Half: % st Half: % st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 3.5% nd Half: % Game: 3.% nd Half: % Game: 66.7% HOME TEAM: Cal Poly 3- Santiago, f Tratter, f Stewart, g Clancy, g Johnston, g Burns Ervin Martin Bloetscher ReeveS Gregersen Lange TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 58.6% st Half: - 5.0% nd Half: 3-7.9% Game: 36.% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 77.3% Officials: Cim Case (R), Rick Spitzer (U), Terry Ogle (U) Technical fouls: CS Bakersfield-None. Cal Poly-None. Attendance: 35 Score by Periods st nd Total CS Bakersfield Cal Poly Game No. -- Courtyard by Marriott San Luis Obispo Holiday Beach Classic Williams added points to go with her record setting steals for her first double-double of the year. She has now scored in double figures in consecutive games. Junior Tamiko Davis scored a career high 9 points and pulled down 0 boards for her first double-double. Senior Phynique Allen led all scorers with points, hitting a season high four three pointers. Allen also added eight steals. CSUB controlled the from the opening tip, jumping out to an early nine point advantage,. The lead would increase to 5 on a Tiffany Belt three pointer with 8:50 remaining in the half. After Utah Valley cut the lead to nine, 5 6, the Roadrunners finished the half on a 0 6 run for a 5 halftime advantage, their biggest halftime lead of the season. VISITORS: Utah Valley 3-8 ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp 03 SMITH, f REYNOLDS, f NEWBOLD, c NAKAYAMA, g JOHNSON, g MASON MARTIN BOGLE PRAUSE MANSFIELD TEAM Totals st Half: 8-36.% st Half: 3-7.9% st Half: % a to blk s min nd Half: -8.% Game: 30.0% nd Half: % Game: 0.0% nd Half: % Game: 80.0% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield BELT, g TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS SMITH LEON S. CARTER TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: -9.% Game:.% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 6.7% st Half: % nd Half: 7-7.% Game: 5.8% Officials: Mike Hay, Rick Spitzer, Rufus Arther Technical fouls: Utah Valley-None. CSU Bakersfield-None. Attendance: 30 Score by Periods st nd Total Utah Valley 36 CSU Bakersfield Senior Katie Williams wasted very little time extending her double-digit scoring streak to 5 consecutive games, reaching the 0 point mark with 0: remaining in the first half. She finished the day with a game high 3 points. Classmate Phynique Allen had points. Senior Kelley Tarver also reached double figures with points and a team best five steals. Davis had nine points and grabbed 0 rebounds for the second consecutive game. The Roadrunner defense forced 5 Bronco turnovers. Lena Gipson grabbed 0 rebounds for SCU while scoring points. Meagan Fulps added 0 as all five Bronco starters finished in double figures. Santa Clara led for most of the first half and carried a lead into the break. It wasn t until a Jana Smith jumper at :3 of the second half that CSUB would assume the lead. The largest Roadrunner lead would be six points, 7 65, with :3 remaining in the game before a 6 0 SCU run tied the game, 7 7, with :08 remaining. After a couple of lead changes, the Goldenberger jumper tied it back up before Davis won the game with her last second bucket. VISITORS: CSU Bakersfield BELT, g TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS SMITH LEON TEAM 5 6 Totals st Half: 5-3.% st Half: - 36.% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 7.7% nd Half: -7.3% Game: 7.8% nd Half: 8-8.% Game: 7.8% HOME TEAM: Santa Clara -7 ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp 0 GOLDENBERGER, f GIPSON, f FULPS, g FAITHFULL, g SHOJI, g WILLINSKY RICHARD GOEGGEL TEAM 3 Totals a to blk s min st Half: % nd Half: % Game:.9% st Half: % nd Half: -7.3% Game:.% st Half: - 00% nd Half: % Game: 8.0% Officials: Brenda Pantoja, Richard Waters, Chris Hirano Technical fouls: CSU Bakersfield-None. Santa Clara-None. Attendance: 5 Score by Periods st nd Total CSU Bakersfield Santa Clara

14 009 0 CSUB R oadrunner W omen s B asketball B ox S cores G ames : 9 UC Santa Barbara 79 RUNNERS 5 Saint Mary s College 9 RUNNERS 80 RUNNERS 7 Delaware State 37 December 3, 009 Santa Barbara, Calif. December 6, 009 Moraga, Calif. December 9, 009 Los Angeles SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - Shooting performances were at the opposite end of the spectrum in the Thunderdome at UC Santa Barbara as the Roadrunners fell to the Gauchos, CSUB shot just 9.3 percent (7-of-58) from the field while Santa Barbara was red hot, connecting on 3-of-5 chances (59.3 percent). MORAGA, Calif. - Senior Phynique Allen scored a game-high points but CSUB fell to the Saint Mary s College Gaels, The Gaels led by as many as 0 points midway through the second half before the Roadrunners cut the advantage down to the final margin of, closing on a 0- run. Senior Katie Williams extended her double digit scoring streak to an impressive 6 consecutive contests as she led the Roadrunners with 5 points. Sophomore Jana Smith had eight points to go along with eight rebounds, a team best. Senior Phynique Allen, who battled foul trouble throughout the contest, finished with nine points. Allen was one of four CSUB seniors to reach double-digits. Katie Williams extended her double-digit scoring streak to 7 consecutive games with a 5-point effort. Kelley Tarver had a season-high 7 points and Tiffany Belt added 0 points. The Roadrunner defense forced 3 SMC turnovers while committing just 5. CSUB has held a positive turnover margin every game this season. LOS ANGELES - CSUB turned in a strong defensive performance, defeating the Delaware State Hornets, 7 37, in the first round of the USC Women of Troy Basketball Tournament at the Galen Center in downtown Los Angeles. The Roadrunners forced 3 turnovers and Delaware State s 3.6 shooting percentage (3of-55) was the best defensive showing of the year. The 37 total points allowed was just one shy of the school record 36 points Utah Valley scored back on Dec. 9, 009. The Gauchos controlled the first half, building a 5 0 advantage heading into the break. After the Roadrunners grabbed an early 9 7 advantage, UCSB went on a 7 3 run to seize control. Foul trouble limited Allen who accumulated three first half whistles. Saint Mary s standout forward Louella Tomlinson had 3 points and added seven blocked shots, giving her a nation-best season total of 90. Tomlinson and Kate Gaze tied for the game-high with nine rebounds. The Gaels shot 50.8 percent from the field (3-for63) and held a 56-5 rebound margin. In the second half, CSUB would shoot better, but the Gaucho lead was just too much to overcome. UC Santa Barbara had a balanced attack as four players reached double figures led by Sweets Underwood and Emilie Johnson, each scoring. CSUB forced Gaucho turnovers while committing 0. In every game this season, the Runners have held a positive turnover margin. VISITORS: CSU Bakersfield -5 ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp BELT, g TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS SMITH LEON A. CARTER TEAM 5 6 Totals st Half: % st Half: % st Half: % a to blk s min nd Half: % Game: 9.3% nd Half: - 36.% Game: 0.8% nd Half: % Game: 60.0% SMC led wire-to-wire, building a 8 point halftime advantage, In the second half, the Gaels extended the advantage to 0 points with :5 remaining on a free throw from Kate Gaze. After that, however, CSUB went on a run to cut into the lead. Allen and Amber Williams helped spark a quick 8-5 run before Gaze drained a three pointer, bringing the score to The Roadrunners would finish the game by scoring of the final 8 points. VISITORS: CSU Bakersfield -6 BELT, G TARVER, G K. WILLIAMS, F ALLEN, G DAVIS, F A. WILLIAMS SMITH LEON S. CARTER TEAM 3 Totals st Half: % st Half: % st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 38.9% nd Half: % Game: 0.0% nd Half: % Game: 63.6% HOME TEAM: UC Santa Barbara 3-5 Franey, f Johnson, f Valentine, f Johnson, g Williams, g Richardson Underwood Kritscher Corgel Gnekow Spencer Goble Team Totals HOME TEAM: Saint Mary s (CA) 8-0 TOMLINSON, F CARBONEL, F Jo. SMITH, G Ja. SMITH, G A. SMITH, G HATTEN GAZE LEVESQUE DAVIS KOJOLA COATNEY BAILEY RICHEY PULETASI TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 59.3% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 50.0% st Half: 9-6.3% nd Half: % Game: 55.0% Officials: Adria Molina, Wanda Szeremeta, Taryn Reynolds Technical fouls: Cal State Bakersfield-None. UC Santa Barbara-None. Attendance: 8 Score by Periods st nd Total CSU Bakersfield UC Santa Barbara st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 50.8% st Half: % nd Half: 5-.7% Game:.0% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 86.% Officials: Lisa Jones, Lorena Ahumada, Kim Mains Technical fouls: CSU Bakersfield-TEAM. Saint Mary s (CA)-None. Attendance: 0 Score by Periods st nd Total CSU Bakersfield Saint Mary s (CA) Senior Katie Williams had another strong game, scoring a game high 6 points to extend her double digit scoring streak to 8 consecutive contests. Classmate Kelley Tarver had 6 points and was a perfect 5-for-5 from the charity stripe. Also reaching double figures with a solid performance was senior Phynique Allen who had points and a game high four assists. The Roadrunners controlled the start of the contest, scoring the game s first 8 points, holding the Hornets scoreless for the opening 7:57. During that stretch, DSU went 0 8 from the field and had 0 turnovers. Tarver seemingly had her way near the basket, converting tough layups in traffic en route to first half points. CSUB didn t let up the entire half, forcing Delaware State into poor shots and took a 33 0 lead into the break. The Roadrunners tied a couple of program defensive records in the first half. The 0 points allowed tied the school record that was set back on Jan. 6, 00, the program s first season when CSUB kept Grand Canyon to 0 points in the opening 0 minutes. CSUB also allowed just four field goals, a feat the team accomplished earlier this season against Utah Valley back on Dec. 9. VISITORS: Delaware State -8 ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp 5 D OLIVEIRA, f CLARK, f BOWEN, f CROCKETT, g ABRAHAM, g BRUSH HOLLOMAN ROBINSON PITT TEAM 3 Totals st Half: -7.8% st Half: % st Half: % a to blk s min nd Half: % Game: 3.6% nd Half: 0-0.0% Game:.3% nd Half: % Game: 58.8% HOME TEAM: CSU BAKERSFIELD BELT, g TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS LEON S. CARTER TEAM 3 5 Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 3.% st Half: % nd Half: -9.% Game: 6.7% st Half: 8-8.% nd Half: % Game: 50.0% Officials: Anita Ortega, Jeneane Pence, Michelle Russi Technical fouls: Delaware State-None. CSUB-None. Attendance: 3 Score by Periods st nd Total Delaware State CSU BAKERSFIELD 33 7

15 009 0 CSUB Ro a d r u n n e r Wo m e n s Ba s k e t b a l l Bo x Sc o r e s Gam e s : USC 93 RUNNERS 56 De c e m b e r 0, 009 Lo s An g e l e s RUNNERS 76 Miami University (Ohio) 56 December, 009 Icardo Center RUNNERS 86 Sa n Jo s e St a t e 6 December 9, 009 Icardo Center LOS ANGELES - In the championship game of the Women of Troy Basketball Classic, CSUB came up short of upsetting host USC, falling at the Galen Center. The Roadrunners held an advantage early in the first half but a run by the Women of Troy to close out the first and open the second was too much to overcome. Senior Katie Williams was one of the bright spots for the Roadrunners on the day. With a game high points, she extended her double digit scoring streak to 9 consecutive contests. Junior Tamiko Davis recorded her second double double of the season, grabbing 0 boards to go along with points. In the first half, CSUB took a 5 lead on a jumper from Tarver. After that, however, USC went on a 0 7 run as the Roadrunner shots just couldn t seem to find the bottom of the bucket. An Amber Williams three pointer would bring the lead back to within nine points, But another late USC run pushed the lead back out to points as the teams broke for halftime, 3 9. Katie Williams led all scorers at the break with points. USC continued to push the pace in the second half, leading by as many as 38, with 9 seconds left to play. The Women of Troy s front line, which included five players over 6 foot, held a rebound advantage. Six USC players reached double digit point totals and two had double doubles. After the game, Katie Williams and Tamiko Davis were named All Tournament team. Williams averaged 3.5 points over the weekend and Davis grabbed a total of 8 rebounds. Seniors Kelley Tarver and Phynique Allen accepted the second place team trophy. VISITORS: CSU BAKERSFIELD 5 7 ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 33 DAVIS, f BELT, g TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS LEON S. CARTER TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 3.8% st Half: % nd Half: - 8.% Game:.% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 5.5% HOME TEAM: USC 6- ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 03 Dunham, f Hughes, f LaPlante, c Gilbreath, g Corral, g Marinacci Oliver Roark TEAM 3 Totals st Half: 6-36.% nd Half: - 5.% Game: 8.% st Half: 6-5.5% nd Half: % Game: 7.% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 76.9% Officials: Scott Yarbrough, Kyle Bacon, Mark Munoz Technical fouls: CSUB-None. USC-None. Attendance: 53 Score by Periods st nd Total CSUB USc BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - CSUB captured all time victory No. 00 (00 73, 73.3%), defeating the University of Miami (Ohio) RedHawks, The win was also CSUB s 83rd consecutive victory when it held opponents under 60 points (83 0). Of the 00 Roadrunner victories,.5 percent of those have come when opponents score under 60. Senior Katie Williams tallied her second double double of the season, recording game highs in points (), rebounds (3) and steals (5). She also extended her double-digit scoring streak to 30 consecutive games. Classmate Phynique Allen had 0 points and contributed four steals to the winning cause. Tying a career high with nine assists was senior Kelley Tarver. Tarver also pulled down 0 rebounds, scored seven points and had a pair of steals. With a depleted bench and starting forward Tamiko Davis in early foul trouble, junior Shawnee Carter was given a chance to step up and responded with a season best eight points. Carter also tied a career best with a pair of blocked shots and grabbed two offensive rebounds. Freshman Amber Williams made her first career start and scored 0 points. CSUB shot 8.3 percent (8-for-58) from the field, a welcome change to the past few of contests in which the Roadrunners managed shooting percentages of just 9.3, 38.9, 3. and 3.8. Despite hitting two less three pointers than what they usually average, the Runners found success inside, attacking the Miami zone and running the floor effectively. VISITORS: Miami -0 ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 0 BOYER, f BROWN, f PITTS, c OSBORN, g REED, g HENCKE WISNER OSWALT DUNLAP OLOWINSKI TEAM 6 0 Totals st Half: 7-9.% nd Half: % Game: 3.% st Half: - 5.0% nd Half: % Game:.% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 66.7% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield 3- ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 3 TARVER, f K. WILLIAMS, f DAVIS, c A. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g BELT LEON S. CARTER TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 8.3% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 0.0% st Half: - 36.% nd Half: % Game: 60.9% Officials: Norma Leibfreid, Rick Rodman, Richard Waters Technical fouls: Miami-None. CSU Bakersfield-None. Attendance: 97 Score by Periods st nd Total Miami CSU Bakersfield th win in CSUB women s basketball history (00-73) BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Senior forward Katie Williams bid farewell to 009 in dazzling fashion, scoring a career high 35 points to lead CSUB to an 86 6 win over giant killer San Jose State. San Jose State, which upset then No. Cal, 68 66, on Dec. 9, had no answer for Williams, who added rebounds one off her career high for her first points/rebounds double double of the season. She chipped in four steals and a pair of assists for good measure. Williams had plenty of help as three other Roadrunners scored in double figures. Senior guard Phynique Allen scored 5 points to go along with game highs of seven assists and five steals. Senior guard Kelley Tarver added points and six rebounds while senior center Tamiko Davis grabbed nine rebounds against the school from which she transferred in 008. Samantha Marez came off the bench to lead San Jose State with 0 points. While the final score indicated a rout, the game was very much in doubt well into the second half. The Spartans trailed by just three at the half, 39 36, and came back to take a 3 lead on a Shauna Ridge jumper two minutes into the second half. Williams quickly reestablished control for CSUB, nailing a three pointer on CSUB s next possession. She then grabbed a defensive rebound, drove the length of the court and made a layup to restore a two possession advantage for the Runners. San Jose never got within a possession of the lead again. VISITORS: San Jose State 3-9 ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 00 Shavers, f Sumler, f Hall, c Finnegan, g Atoe, g Brown Edinburgh Schivo Hamilton Ridge Marez TEAM 3 Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 37.% st Half: -8.5% nd Half: -9.% Game:.8% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 69.6% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield 7-7 ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 3 TARVER, f K. WILLIAMS, f DAVIS, c A. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g BELT L. CARTER LEON S. CARTER TEAM Totals st Half: -7.% nd Half: -3.% Game:.6% st Half: % nd Half: 5-5.5% Game:.% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 73.0% Officials: Schel Brown, Rick Spitzer, Melissa Banal-Hoyt Technical fouls: San Jose State-None. CSU Bakersfield-None. Attendance: 30 Score by Periods st nd Total San Jose State CSU Bakersfield

16 009 0 CSUB R oadrunner W omen s B asketball B ox S cores G ames : 5 7 Fresno State 6 RUNNERS 5 RUNNERS 85 UC Riverside 70 RUNNERS 9 Cal State Northridge 7 January, 00 Fresno, Calif. January 6, 00 Icardo Center January, 00 Northridge, Calif. FRESNO, Calif. Despite jumping out to a 0 point first half lead, CSUB fell to the Fresno State Bulldogs, 6 5, at the Save Mart Center. A Phynique Allen layup gave CSUB an early 6 6 advantage in the first half. But the Bulldogs responded with a 3 5 run to pull ahead, 9. With just over a minute remaining in the half, Allen again connected to give the Roadrunners a two point halftime advantage, 7 5. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Seniors Katie Williams and Phynique Allen combined to score 9 points as CSUB defeated UC Riverside, Williams scored a game high 6 points, 6 coming in the second half. Allen had 3 points and a game high six assists. NORTHRIDGE, Calif. Freshman Amber Williams set a school record with eight three pointers as CSUB ran away from the Cal State Northridge Matadors, 9 7, at the Matadome. Williams finished with a career high points on 8 of 3 shooting, all three pointers. It was CSUB s first victory over UC Riverside. This coming a year after UC Riverside remained defiant as the only Big West school the Roadrunners did not defeat during the campaign. Senior Phynique Allen had 7 points and a team best eight assists. Senior Katie Williams scored points with five steals in minutes of action. Junior Nikki Leon had 0 points off the bench. Senior Kelley Tarver opened the second half with a three pointer to give the Roadrunners a 30 5 lead. But an 8 Bulldog run left CSUB down, After the game was tied at 33 33, Fresno State would score 3 of the next 5 points to extend its advantage to The Roadrunners scored of the game s final 8 points. The only other Roadrunner in double figures was junior Nikki Leon, who had points in 5 minutes before fouling out. Classmate Tamiko Davis had a game high rebounds. Allen had a game high 7 points and seven steals as she played all 0 minutes for the Roadrunners. Junior Nikki Leon came off the bench to score 0 points. Senior Katie Williams battled foul trouble the entire evening and finished with nine points in 9 minutes of action. Junior Tamiko Davis had a game high rebounds. Despite controlling the action for most of the first half, CSUB was never able to quite shake the pesky Highlanders who led at four different points of the opening stanza. The Roadrunners responded to the last UCR lead with a run to close out the half and take a 6 39 lead into the locker room. The win moves the Bulldogs to 9 5 while the Roadrunners drop to 7 8 on the year and are now 0 3 all time against Fresno State. VISITORS: CSU Bakersfield A. WILLIAMS, g TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g L. CARTER LEON S. CARTER TEAM 3 Totals st Half: -3 3.% st Half: % st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 3.3% nd Half: % Game: 6.7% nd Half: % Game: 55.6% HOME TEAM: Fresno State Arnold, f Moult, f Filipe, c Ross, g Fears, g Edwards Munro Jones Andrews Drennan Furst TEAM 3 Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game:.6% st Half: 3-5.0% nd Half: % Game: 36.8% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 73.3% Officials: Melissa Barlow, Shelley Nakasone, Lucy Banuelos Technical fouls: CSU Bakersfield-None. Fresno State-None. Attendance:,39 Score by Periods st nd Total CSU Bakersfield Fresno State UC Riverside, who played with just seven active players, were led by Brittany Waddel with 8 points. In the second half, the Runners pushed the lead out to double digits for the first time on a three pointer by Katie Williams with 7:03 left to play, But a quick Riverside run cut the lead to five before CSUB was able to push the lead out to a comfortable 3 points, 7 58, with 8:3 remaining. The lead would only dip back under 0 points once more the rest of the way. Due to a shortened bench, the Highlanders were unable to force CSUB to take free throws to save clock and the talented Roadrunner guards handled the perimeter as the clock ticked down. VISITORS: UC Riverside 3-03 RHE. Neabors, f Rivera, f RHA. Neabors, F Morris, g Waddell, g Collier Washington TEAM 5 5 Totals st Half: % st Half: % st Half: 0-7.% nd Half: 3-9.8% Game:.% nd Half: % Game: 33.3% nd Half: -9.% Game: 60.9% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield A. WILLIAMS, g TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g BELT L. CARTER LEON S. CARTER TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: -3 5.% Game:.% st Half: -9.% nd Half: % Game:.% st Half: 0-7.% nd Half: % Game: 68.0% Officials: Lucy Banuelos, Stan Gaxiola, Alecia Balich Technical fouls: UC Riverside-None. CSU Bakersfield-None. Attendance: 3 Score by Periods st nd Total UC Riverside CSU Bakersfield For the 6th time in CSUB s 7 games, the Roadrunner defense forced at least 0 turnovers, causing Matador miscues on the night which were turned into 3 points. The Runners led from start to finish while outscoring Northridge s bench, 5 3, and holding an 8 advantage in fast break points. The Roadrunners jumped to an early 9 lead in the first half, fueled by Amber Williams sharp deep shooting. Katie Williams added five first half steals as CSUB took a 53 8 lead into the locker room. The 53 points tied the team s season high, previously set back on Nov., 009, against Hawaii and the 5 point halftime advantage was the largest cushion of the year. In the second half, the Runners pushed the lead to 3 points, 7 39, midway through the half as Allen connected on a jump shot. Northridge outscored the Roadrunners, 3 38, in the second half but the first half cushion never brought the Matadors within any true striking distance. VISITORS: CSU Bakersfield TARVER, f K. WILLIAMS, f DAVIS, c A. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g BELT L. CARTER LEON S. CARTER TEAM 5 7 Totals st Half: % st Half: % st Half: % nd Half: % Game:.9% nd Half: % Game: 7.8% nd Half: % Game: 6.3% HOME TEAM: Cal State Northridge - 05 Thompson, f Thomson, f Erving, c Conejo, g Nomura, g McIntyre Viena-Lota Alama Walker Simmons TEAM 5 9 Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 0.0% st Half: % nd Half: % Game:.9% st Half: 5-.7% nd Half: % Game: 63.0% Officials: Debbie Kotani, Alecia Balich, Cheryl Flores Technical fouls: CSU Bakersfield-None. Cal State Northridge-None. Attendance: 57 Score by Periods st nd Total CSU Bakersfield Cal State Northridge 8 3 7

17 009 0 CSUB Ro a d r u n n e r Wo m e n s Ba s k e t b a l l Bo x Sc o r e s Gam e s : 8 0 RUNNERS 65 Seattle University 7 January 6, 00 Icardo Center UC Da v i s 79 RUNNERS 76 January 8, 00 Icardo Center RUNNERS 76 Un i v. o f t h e Pa c i f i c 63 January 0, 00 Stockton, Calif. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Four players reached double digit scoring totals as the Roadrunners defeated the Seattle University Redhawks, Sparked by a second half run, CSUB turned a five point halftime advantage into a point lead late in the second half. Junior Tamiko Davis scored 0 points to go along with her game high rebounds for her third double double of the season. The senior trio of Phynique Allen, Katie Williams and Tiffany Belt scored, and points on the evening, respectively. Despite not leading at any point during the game, Seattle hung close and even came within a point of CSUB late in the first half. With the Roadrunners up, 3, Seattle went on a quick 8 0 run sparked by a couple of long three pointers by Ashley Brown and Kortney Parks. CSUB would respond and closed the half on an 7 run to lead, 3 9, at the break. In the second half, Seattle again would hang around offensively as its zone defense seemed to slow the Roadrunner attack. A Samantha Messersmith free throw at the : mark pulled the Redhawks to within seven points. But over the next nine minutes, CSUB controlled the game, going on a 9 run highlighted by a no look behind the back pass from Allen to Davis that ignited the crowd. VISITORS: Seattle University 3-8 ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 5 Christianson, f Messersmith, f Johnson, g Parks, g Nevi, g Williams Kerfoot Murillo Brown McCarthy Heck TEAM 3 Totals st Half: % nd Half: 6-5.0% Game: 3.3% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 7.3% st Half: 9-6.3% nd Half: % Game: 66.7% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield 0-8 ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 33 DAVIS, f A. WILLIAMS, g TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g BELT L. CARTER LEON S. CARTER TEAM 3 Totals st Half: 3-3.9% nd Half: - 5.8% Game: 3.6% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 36.7% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 66.7% Officials: Mike Hay, Cindy Leong, Alma Garcia Technical fouls: Seattle University-None. CSU Bakersfield-None. Attendance: 67 Score by Periods st nd Total Seattle University CSU Bakersfield BAKERSFIELD, Calif. A hot shooting UC Davis team ended CSUB s seven game home winning streak as the Aggies defeated the Roadrunners, With the outcome still up in the air with just seconds remaining, UC Davis converted a fast break layup and iced it with a free throw with just one second remaining on the clock. A last second three quarter court prayer came up short as CSUB fell for the first time in its last eight games at home. The Roadrunners set a school record by connecting 6 times from beyond the arc. Big West leading UC Davis shot 58.8 percent (30 of 5) from the floor, aided by a spectacular second half in which the Aggies hit 8 of their 6 shot attempts (69. percent). Leading the Roadrunner charge was senior Kelley Tarver who tied a season high with five three pointers. She also dished out eight assists and had two steals. Classmate Phynique Allen had her first double double of the year with a 5 point, 0 assist performance. The 0 assists were a career high. Junior Tamiko Davis grabbed a game high rebounds as the Roadrunners out rebounded the Aggies, 3 6. Senior Katie Williams added points, hitting four of her nine three point attempts. Freshman Amber Williams finished with 0 points. The game would be tied at four different points in the final five minutes with CSUB hitting five field goals, all three pointers. Katie Williams missed a go ahead three pointer and secured the offensive board. But as she drove through the lane and kicked the ball out to an open Allen, her momentum carried her into an Aggie defender and was whistled for a foul. CSUB would not get a shot off on its next posession as Allen committed another turnover and Williams was forced to foul. Davis Hana Asano hit one of her two free throws and with just a second left and a three quarter court heave would come up short. VISITORS: UC Davis -6 ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 5 Heintz, f Donaghe, f Riecks, f Mintun, c Asano, g French Peterson Deely Juric Curry TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 58.8% st Half: 6-5.5% nd Half: % Game: 58.8% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 75.0% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield 0-9 ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 33 DAVIS, f A. WILLIAMS, g TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g BELT LEON TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 3.% st Half: 7-7.% nd Half: % Game: 50.0% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 83.3% Officials: Richard Waters, Alecia Balich, Melissa Banal-Hoyt Technical fouls: UC Davis-None. CSU Bakersfield-None. Attendance: 33 Score by Periods st nd Total UC Davis CSU Bakersfield BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Senior Katie Williams and junior Tamiko Davis each recorded double doubles as CSUB defeated the University of the Pacific Tigers, Williams scored points and tied a career best with 3 rebounds. She came within two steals of recording a triple double with eight swipes on the evening. Davis had points to go along with rebounds. Senior Phynique Allen had a game high 9 points. As a team, the Roadrunners had their strongest performance of the year from the charity stripe, hitting 7 or their 9 free throws (89.5 percent). Allen tied a career best with nine (of 0) makes. Senior Tiffany Belt scored 3 points in her first start since Dec. 0. The Roadrunners outrebounded the Tigers, 8 38, and forced 3 turnovers. In every game this season, CSUB has held a positive turnover margin and in all but one contest, have forced at least 0 opponent miscues. The three point shooting was just a bit off tonight for the Runners, connecting just three times, a season low. CSUB never trailed in the contest and started early, building an early lead of points, 3, minutes into the contest. Late in the half, the Roadrunners secured a 0 point lead before Pacific s Erica McKenzie hit a three pointer. CSUB led 35 8 at the break. Davis had eight rebounds and six points in the first half while Katie Williams scored seven points. In the second half, the Roadrunners pushed the lead back out to 0 points, 3, with 5:5 remaining. Pacific would pull back to within three, capping an run with :37 remaining. But CSUB would be too strong down the stretch, building a 9 point advantage, 76 57, with under two minutes to go as Allen knocked down a pair of free throws. VISITORS: CSU Bakersfield -9 ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 33 DAVIS, f BELT, G TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g A. WILLIAMS L. CARTER LEON S. CARTER TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 39.% st Half: -.3% nd Half: -7.3% Game:.3% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 89.5% HOME TEAM: Pacific 3-3 ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp a to blk s min 0 Rodriguez, f Head, f Dana, g McKenzie, g Fath, g Swanson Rogers Dy Thompson TEAM 3 Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 37.5% st Half: % nd Half: % Game:.% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 78.6% Officials: Mary Whatford, Enola Reynolds, Kevin Rose Technical fouls: CSU Bakersfield-None. Pacific-None. Attendance: 83 Score by Periods st nd Total CSU Bakersfield Pacific

18 009 0 CSUB R oadrunner W omen s B asketball B ox S cores G ames : 3 RUNNERS 7 Long Beach State 68 RUNNERS 83 Cal Poly 8 vs. vs. RUNNERS 57 Oregon State 5 January 3, 00 Long Beach, Calif. January 30, 00 Icardo Center February, 00 Icardo Center LONG BEACH, Calif. Five Runners reached double figures as CSUB captured a 7 68 victory over Long Beach State on Saturday at the Walter Pyramid. With the win, the Roadrunners improved to 9 with their fourth road victory of the season. Long Beach State fell to 7 with the loss. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. Senor Phynique Allen hit the game winning layup as time expired, giving CSUB an 83 8 victory over Cal Poly. The Mustangs (3 7) tied the game with seven seconds remaining but Allen drove the length of the court to score the winning bucket for the Roadrunners (3 9) as the buzzer sounded. Senior Phynique Allen led the way for the Runners, scoring 7 points while dishing off eight assists. Freshman Amber Williams connected three times from beyond the arc and finished with 5 points. Seniors Katie Williams and Kelley Tarver added 3 points and 0 points, respectively. Williams secured her team leading fifth double double of the year with rebounds. Junior Nikki Leon knocked down all three of her tries from deep and contributed points to the victory in 7 minutes. Allen recorded her second double double of the season as she tied a career best with 0 assists to go along with 0 points. More importantly, Allen did not tally a turnover as CSUB committed a season low five turnovers on the evening. Leading the offensive charge was freshman Amber Williams who dialed up six three pointers and finished with points. Senior Katie Williams had points and two blocked shots. Senior Kelley Tarver had points, hitting three big long range bombs. A strong performance off the bench was turned in by junior Nikki Leon who tied a career high with a trio of three pointers to finish with points in 7 valuable minutes. She also tied Katie Williams for the team high with seven rebounds, four coming on the offensive boards. BAKERSFIELD, Calif. A last second three point desperation try by Oregon State s Talisa Rhea clanged off the back iron and fell to the floor giving CSUB its first victory over a Pac 0 opponent, The Roadrunners ( 9) forced 3 Beaver turnovers which offset an uncharacteristically cold shooting performance. For Oregon State (9 ), the loss extended its current nine game slide after opening the season with wins in nine of tries. CSUB pushed its first half lead to late and took a 0 point lead into the locker room, 3. Leon hit all three of her triples in the first half. The Roadrunners continued to pile on to their advantage early in the second half, building a 0 point lead, 5 3, with :5 left to play. LBSU would work the advantage down to points before five unanswered Roadrunner points pushed the lead back to 9, 6. Things started to turn for LBSU at the 7:33 mark when Karina Figueroa hit two free throws to bring the score to Over the next 5:, the 9ers went on a 6 3 run, closing the gap to four, 66 6, with :5 remaining. Leon would hit her only field goal of the second half to push the lead back out to six. A pair of Figueroa free throws brought the lead back to four, 68 6, with 7 seconds to go. But Katie Williams stepped up to hit three-of-four free throws down the stretch to give CSUB the victory. VISITORS: CSU Bakersfield -9 K. WILLIAMS, f A. WILLIAMS, g TARVER, g ALLEN, g BELT L. CARTER LEON S. CARTER TEAM 3 Totals st Half: -3.% st Half: % st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 8.3% nd Half: % Game:.% nd Half: -9.% Game:.% HOME TEAM: Long Beach State 7-5 Timmons, f Moorer, f Sims, g Figueroa, g Wade, g Porter Bookman Lisnock Beckner TEAM Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 35.3% st Half: % nd Half: - 36.% Game: 3.6% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 70.0% Officials: Mike Hay, Andy Wolf, Taryn Reynolds Technical fouls: CS Bakersfield-None. Long Beach State-None. Attendance: 63 Score by Periods st nd Total CS Bakersfield Long Beach State 68 In the first half, the entire focus of the game changed three minutes in as Cal Poly s Kristina Santiago picked up two fouls, relegating her to the bench. Eight minutes later, Katie Williams picked up her third foul and also headed to the bench, leaving each team without its top scorer for almost half of the opening stanza. CSUB fell down by points midway through as the Roadrunners just couldn t seem to hit a three, missing seven of their first eight attempts from deep. But a late first half run pushed the Runners back to within two as the teams headed for the break. VISITORS: Cal Poly 3-7 Santiago, f Tratter, f Stewart, g Clancy, g Lange, g Burns Griffin Johnston Martin Bloetscher Reeves Gregersen Geppert Garrett TEAM 3 Totals st Half: % st Half: -9.% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 9.3% nd Half: % Game: 9.% nd Half: % Game: 7.% Senior Katie Williams led the way with a game best 6 points. She also recorded four steals which tied her with Audrie Magdaleno for the CSUB single season steals mark with 9 on the year. Senior Phynique Allen added points and freshman Amber Williams scored 0 with four steals. The Beavers held the lead for most of the first half, pushing the margin out to eight with :07 remaining. But 8 turnovers allowed the Roadrunners to stay close to hot shooting Oregon State (of-, 5.%) and late in the half, CSUB grabbed the lead on the heels of a 0 run. Katie Williams led all scorers with 6 points at the break. Despite never surrendering the lead in the second half, the outcome was very much in doubt the entire way for the Runners. After building a seven point lead early, Oregon State stormed back with a 0 3 run to tie the game, 7 7, with 9:56 left to play. The Roadrunner lead would never get above three points the rest of the way as OSU stayed close, largely due to its offensive rebounding. The Beavers grabbed 8 offensive boards on the night but missed shots inside resulted in just 6 second chance points. CSUB was aided by the 3 points it converted off of the 3 Oregon State miscues. VISITORS: Oregon State 9- ##Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp 3 Tilleman, f Greer, f Rhea, g Palmer, g Futch, g McCalister Sheppard Lanz Kennedy Burdick TEAM Totals st Half: - 5.% st Half: % st Half: % a to blk s min nd Half: % Game: 38.0% nd Half: 3-7.3% Game: 37.5% nd Half: % Game: 66.7% HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield A. WILLIAMS, g TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g BELT LEON TEAM Totals HOME TEAM: CSU Bakersfield -9 ## Player fg fga fg fga ft fta of de tot pf tp A. WILLIAMS, g TARVER, g K. WILLIAMS, g ALLEN, g BELT LEON TEAM 3 Totals st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 6.5% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 3.8% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 33.3% Officials: Norma Leibfreid, Adria Molina, Melissa Banal-Hoyt Technical fouls: Cal Poly-None. CSU Bakersfield-TARVER, Kelley. Attendance: 66 Score by Periods st nd Total Cal Poly CSU Bakersfield a to blk s min st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 3.8% st Half: % nd Half: % Game: 3.6% st Half: 8-7.7% nd Half: % Game: 6.7% Officials: Lucy Banuelos, Alecia Balich, Rick Rodman Technical fouls: Oregon State-None. CSU Bakersfield-None. Attendance: 77 Score by Periods st nd Total Oregon State 30 5 CSU Bakersfield