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2 NCAA FINAL FOURS • 12 NCAA TOURNAMENT APPEARANCES • 4 WNIT APPEARANCES • 4 ALL-AMERICANS 2019-20 LONG BEACH STATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL LBSU ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS • WOMEN’S BASKETBALL CONTACT: LINDY ZAMORA OFFICE: 562-985-8569 • CELL: 909-557-4158 • EMAIL: [email protected] 2019-20 SCHEDULE/RESULTS Game #30 Date Opponent Time (PT) LONG BEACH STATE Nov. 5 at California Baptist L, 79-70 Nov. 9 Westcliff W 94-47 VS. Nov. 14 at No. 11 UCLA L, 86-51 CAL POLY Nov. 18 Utah State L, 56-48 Date: Tuesday, March 10 Nov. 23 Loyola Marymount L, 70-57 Time: 6:00 p.m. Nov. 29 vs. Penn State ^ W, 64-56 9-18 Arena: Walter Pyramid 13-16 Nov. 30 at Cal ^ L, 68-45 6-10 (Big West) Location: Long Beach, Calif. 8-8 (Big West) Dec. 6 at Santa Clara W, 54-46 Live Stats: StatBroadcast.com Head Coach: Listen: 22WestMedia.com Head Coach: Dec. 8 at Seattle L, 66-54 Faith Mimnaugh Jeff Cammon Dec. 14 No. 3 Oregon L, 81-45 Talent: Nick Rice Dec. 18 Air Force W, 74-68 (OT) Record at CP: Watch: ESPN3 Record at LBSU: Dec. 20 vs. UT Rio Grande Valley ! W, 69-65 336-428 (23rd Season) Twitter: @BeachWBB 30-61 (3rd Season) Dec. 21 vs. USC ! L, 57-40 Jan. 4 Bethesda # W, 90-43 Jan. 9 Cal Poly * W, 72-69 BIG WEST TOURNAMENT Jan. 11 at Cal State Fullerton * L, 69-65 March 10 - First Round Jan. 16 at UC Davis * L, 57-55 No. 5 Long Beach State vs. No. 8 Cal Poly - 6:00 p.m. Jan. 18 CSUN * W, 60-52 No. 6 CSUN vs. No. 7 Cal State Fullerton - 8:30 p.m. Jan. 23 Hawaii * W, 62-55 Jan. 25 at UC Irvine * W, 56-46 March 11 - Quarterfinals Jan. 30 UC Riverside * W, 73-67 (2OT) No. 3 UC Irvine vs. Lowest Seed Remaining - 6:00 p.m. Feb. 1 at Hawaii * L, 68-44 No. 4 Hawaii vs. Highest Seed Remaining - 8:30 p.m. Feb. 8 at Cal Poly * L, 61-41 March 13 - Semifinals Feb. 13 UC Santa Barbara * W, 59-53 No. 1 UC Davis vs. Lowest Seed Remaining - 12 p.m. AMTRAK® PACIFIC SURFLINER® Feb. 15 at UC Riverside * L, 58-57 No. 2 UC Santa Barbara vs. Highest Seed Remaining - 2:30 p.m. Feb. 20 UC Irvine * L, 70-61 Feb. 27 at CSUN * 7:00 p.m. March 14 - Finals Feb. 29 at UC Santa Barbara * 4:00 p.m. Championship Game - 3:00 p.m. March 4 Cal State Fullerton * 7:00 p.m. March 7 UC Davis * 4:00 p.m. March 10 No. 8 seed Cal Poly 6:00 p.m. March 11 Big West Tournament TBA LAST GAME STARTERS March 13 Big West Tournament TBA March 14 Big West Tournament TBA No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Hometown PPG RPG Asts Stls Blks 0 Ma’Qhi Berry RS So. G 5-10 Irving, Texas 8.7 3.9 73 65 6 # Exhibition 10 Justina King So. G 5-8 Scarborough, Canada 13.8 2.0 96 51 1 ^ Cal Classic (Berkeley, Calif.) ! Women of Troy Classic (Los Angeles, Calif.) 21 Shanaijah Davison Jr. G 5-8 Woodland, Calif. 12.6 3.3 66 37 1 *Big West Conference game 23 Lauren Green So. F 6-2 Tucson, Ariz. 3.7 4.0 12 32 13 All home games in BOLD at Walter Pyramid 32 Aaryon Green RS Sr. F 6-1 Rialto, Calif. 3.8 3.4 13 29 9 All Times Pacific NO. 5 SEED LONG BEACH STATE TAKES ON NO. 8 SEED CAL POLY IN FIRST ROUND OF BIG WEST TOURNAMENT Long Beach State closed out the regular season with a pair of victories to secure the No. 5 seed in the Big West Tournament. The Beach will go up against No. 8 seed Cal Poly on Tuesday, March 10 at 6 p.m. at the Walter Pyramid. The game will be broadcast live on ESPN3. The winner will advance to the quarterfinals and will face either No. 3 seed UC Irvine or No. 4 seed Hawaii on Wednesday, March 11 at either 6 p.m. or 8:30 p.m. at the Walter Pyramid. @BEACHWBB 1 LONGBEACHSTATE.COM 2019-20 LONG BEACH STATE WOMEN’S BASKETBALL NOTES GETTING SOCIAL MEDIA INFORMATION Follow Long Beach State women’s basketball on Twitter and Instagram at @BeachWBB. You can also stay up-to-date on Long Beach State Athletic Communications all things Long Beach State by following @LBSUAthletics on Twitter. Be sure to “like” us on Facebook and follow us on Walter Pyramid Instagram at @LBSU. And don’t forget our hashtag #GoBeach. 1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840 ABOUT THE BEACH • Long Beach State closed out the regular season with a pair of key Big West Conference victories over Cal State Fullerton Women’s Basketball Contact ................................Lindy Zamora and conference-leading UC Davis to secure the No. 5 seed in the Big West Tournament. Office Phone ........................................................ 562-985-8569 • The Beach head into the Big West Tournament with a 13-16 overall record, after having finished the conference with an Cell Phone ........................................................... 909-557-4158 8-8 league record. Email ..................................................Lindy.Zamora@csulb.edu • LBSU will face No. 8 seed Cal Poly in the Big West Tournament on Tuesday evening. Overall, Long Beach State is 7-0 Website ............................................www.LongBeachState.com against the Mustangs in the Big West Tournament. Athletics Twitter ............................................... @LBSUAthletics • The Beach are averaging 58.2 points per game and are shooting 36.8 percent from the field. Women’s Basketball Twitter ..................................@BeachWBB • As a team, Long Beach State is averaging 31.5 rebounds per game to go along with 10.7 assists per game, 10.5 steals Jeff Cammon Twitter ......................................@CammonJeffrey per game, and 2.0 blocks per game. • LBSU leads the Big West in steals with 305 to average 10.5 per game. The Beach are also tops in the conference in MEDIA AVAILABILITY turnover margin (+6.3). Head Coach Jeff Cammon and players will be available on • Sophomore guard Justina King was named to the All-Big West Conference Second Team as well as the All-Defensive Monday’s and Wednesday’s after the conclusion of practice. Team. King finished the regular season leading the Beach in scoring (13.8 ppg) and assists (96). Interviews must be set up with approval from the women’s • Guards Justina King and Shanaijah Davison lead the Beach in scoring with 13.8 points per game and 12.6 points per basketball contact, Lindy Zamora. No interviews will be game, respectively. conducted on scheduled days off per NCAA policy. To set up an interview, please contact Lindy Zamora at least 24 hours in • Davison cracked the top 15 all-time at Long Beach State with 1,188 career points. She is also just one trey away from advance. moving into the top 10 at the Beach in made three-point field goals with 10.1 • Cydnee Kinslow is the team’s leading rebounder with 5.8 boards per game. She has racked up five double-figure GAME CREDENTIALS rebounding games so far and has led the squad in boards on 13 occasions this season and 23 in her LBSU career. Seating in the Walter Pyramid press areas are solely for • Ma’Qhi Berry leads the Beach with 65 steals to average 2.4 per game which is tops in the Big West. She leads a quartet credentialed media. To request a credential, please call or email of LBSU players who rank in the top 15 in the league. Lindy Zamora. A request does not guarantee a credential and • King is the Beach’s leader in assists with 96 to average 3.2 assists per game to rank in the top 10 in the Big West. will be approved on a case-by-case basis. Members of the • Lauren Green is the team’s leader in blocks as the sophomore forward has put up 13 on the year so far, while Jasmine media covering LBSU on the road should request a credential Hardy and Cydnee Kinslow are right behind her with 12 and 11, respectively. through LBSU media relations. • Long Beach State has officially changed the nickname for all sports other than baseball to Beach with the NCAA. Please do not refer to LBSU basketball as the 49ers. POST-GAME PROCEDURE LBSU’s locker room is closed to the media. Head Coach Jeff SCOUTING CAL POLY Cammon and select players will be brought to the Ukleja Room Cal Poly is the No. 8 seed in the Big West Tournament after having finished the regular season with a 9-18 overall record after a brief cooling off period for a postgame press conference. and a 6-10 mark in the Big West. QUICK FACTS The Mustangs have two players who average double-figures in Sierra Campisano andAbbey Ellis who boast 16.9 points UNIVERSITY per game and 14.9 points per game. Campisano is also the team leader in rebounding (8.1 per game) assists (47) and Location .............................Long Beach, Calif. blocks (20), while adding 20 steals. Ellis, meanwhile, sets the standard with 39 steals on the year. Founded ...................................... 1949 Enrollment ....................................36,288 As a team, Cal Poly is shooting 39.7 percent from the field and averaging 38.1 rebounds per game. Nickname ..................................... Beach School Colors ..........................Black and Gold THE SERIES: THE BEACH VS. THE MUSTANGS Conference .................................Big West Long Beach State and Cal Poly will meet for the 72nd time in program history on Tuesday evening.
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  • 2011 Atlanta Dream Roster

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    1 TABLE OF CONTENTS General Information WNBA Court Diagram …………………….103 Table of Contents . .2 MEDIA INFORMATION OPPONENTS 2010 Atlanta Dream Schedule . .3 Chicago Sky ……………………………..105 Quick Facts ……………… . ... 3 Connecticut Sun ………………………….105 General Media Information . …… 4 Indiana Fever …………………………….106 Los Angeles Sparks ……………………...106 DREAM FRONT OFFICE Minnesota Lynx ………………………….107 Office Directory …………………………….6 New York Liberty ………………………..107 Owner Bios ………………………………..7-8 Phoenix Mercury …………………………108 Front office Bios ………………………… 9-12 San Antonio Silver Stars …………………108 Seattle Storm ……………………………..109 MEET THE TEAM Tulsa Shock ………………………………110 Dream Roster & Pronunciations.……………14 Washington Mystics ……………………...110 Marynell Meadors ……………………….15-16 2010 Regular Season in Review …….111-116 Carol Ross …………………………………..17 Fred Williams ………………………………18 Sue Panek …………………………………..19 PHILIPS ARENA Kim Moseley ……………………………… 20 General Arena Information …………117-118 Seating and Ticket Information ………….119 Spotter‘s Chart ………………………………21 Dream Roster ………………………………..22 Alison Bales ………………………………23-24 Felicia Chester ……………………………….25 Iziane Castro Marques …………………..26-28 Erika De Souza ………………………….29-30 Lindsey Harding …………………………31-32 Sandora Irvin …………………………….33-34 Shalee Lehning ………………………….35-36 Sancho Lyttle ……………………………37-38 Angel McCoughtry ……………………...39-40 Shannon McCallum ………………………...41 Coco Miller ……………………………...42-44 Armintie Price …………………………..45-46 Brittainey Raven …………………………47-48 DREAM HISTORY Key Dates …………………………………50-51 All-Time Results ……………………………..52 Draft History ……………………………...53-54 All-Time Roster …………………………..55-57 All-Time Transactions ……………………57-59 2010 Season in Review …………………...60-61 2009 Season in Review …………..……….62-63 2008 Season in Review …………………...64-65 WNBA & QUICK FACTS WNBA Quick Facts ………………………67-73 WNBA Timeline …………………………73-87 2010 WNBA PR Contacts ……………….88-90 WNBA Award Winners ………………..91-101 2 SCHEDULE & QUICK FACTS 2011 Atlanta Dream Schedule ADDRESS: ATLANTA DREAM MAY 225 Peachtree Street NE 2011 PRESEASON Sun.