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Women's Basketball Record Book.Indd Cal State Dominguez Hills 2020-21 Women’s basketball Record BOok 1 Cal State Dominguez Hills 2020-21 Women’s basketball Record BOok Table of Contents Quick Facts Career Records ..........................................................2 General Information Single Season Records ................................................3 Athletics Name ........................................ Cal State Dominguez Hills Game Records ............................................................4 Other Athletic Preferences ..........................CSUDH; Dominguez Hills Season-by-Season ......................................................5 School’s Official Name ...... California State University, Dominguez Hills All-Time Results .........................................................6 Location ...................................................................Carson, Calif. NCAA Regional Appearances ......................................14 Founded .............................................................................. 1960 CCAA Tournament Appearances ..................................15 Enrollment ........................................................................ 14,583 All-Time Opponent’s Record .......................................16 Nickname ............................................................................Toros Results vs. CCAA Opponents ......................................17 Main Colors .......Cardinal (RGB: 134,0,56) & Gold (RGB: 279,179,16) Results vs. Non-Conference Opponents .......................21 Background Colors ....... Black (RGB: 0,0,0), Gray (RGB: 170,170,170) All-Time Letterwinners...............................................28 Facility/Capacity ................................................... Torodome/4,200 Awards & Honors ......................................................30 National Affiliation ................................................ NCAA Division II National Rankings .....................................................31 Conference ...............California Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) Joined Both Affiliations .......................................................... 1981 President ..................................................... Dr. Thomas A. Parham Interim Athletic Director ........................................Dr. Jamie Purnell Faculty Athletic Representative (FAR) ..........................Dr. Mike Ernst Team Information Head Coach ............................................John Bonner (5th Season) Alma Mater ................................................................Fresno State CSUDH Record/Career .................................................47-66/Same Assistant Coaches (Season) ........Jaleesa Ross (6th); Tyler Revis (3rd) 2019-20 Overall Record ........................................................13-15 2019-20 CCAA Record/Finish ......................................... 10-12/10th Letterwinners Returning/Lost .................................................. TBD Starters Returning/Lost .......................................................... TBD Program History First Season of Competition ........................... 1976-77 (44 Seasons) All-Time Record ......................................................550-601 (.478) NCAA Era Record ....................................................502-569 (.469) All-Time CCAA Record .............................................280-380 (.424) NCAA Championships ............................................................ None NCAA Regional Appearances ....................................................... 8 Years Appeared ..................... 1994-95, 1995-96, 2004-05, 2005-06, ............................................ 2008-09, 2013-14, 2014-15, 2015-16 CCAA Championships ......... 4 (1994-95, 1995-96, 2014-15, 2015-16) CCAA Tournament Titles ............................... 4 (2015, 14, 09, 1995) CCAA Tournament Appearances ..................................................14 Years Appeared ............................(2019, 18, 16, 15, 14, 10, 09, 08, ..............................................................1997, 96, 95, 94, 93, 92) All-Americans .........................................7 (2 First Team Selections) Athletic Communications Athletic Communications Assistant (WBB Contact) .... Kaiber Takamiya This record book was rebuilt and designed by Rick Email ........................................................ [email protected] Hoskin with contributions from Kaiber Takamiya and their Office ..................................................................... 310-243-2205 predecessors in the Athletic Communications/Sports Director of Athletic Communications ............................... Rick Hoskin Information office. Email .............................................................. [email protected] Office Phone ........................................................... 310-243-3764 NOTE Website .................................................................... GoToros.com The Cal State Dominguez Hills women’s basketball program’s records are missing prior to 1980. Most information are Social Media Accounts based on the NCAA/CCAA era. Athletics Instagram/Twitter ..................................... @TorosAthletics Women’s Basketball Instagram .................................. @CSUDH_wbb The record book is subject to change and update as new Women’s Basketball Twitter .........................................@CSUDHwbb information and research has been found by the Athletic Communications office. Sports Medicine Head Athletic Trainer ................................................ Julian Navarro Athletic Trainer ......................................................... Kyle Boisselle 1 Cal State Dominguez Hills 2020-21 Women’s basketball Record BOok Career Records Points Free Throws Attempted 1. Breanne Garcia 1,489 2012-16 1. Breanne Garcia 544 2012-16 2. Monay Lee 1,472 2012-16 2. Monay Lee 532 2012-16 3. Tameka Blue 1,470 2002-06 3. Faye Hagan 491 1993-96 4. Faye Hagan 1,466 1993-96 4. Tameka Blue 435 2002-06 5. Dion VanLandingham 1,213 1989-93 5. Dion VanLandingham 425 1989-93 Scoring Average Free Throw Percentage (min. 200 made) 1. Faye Hagan 20.6 1993-96 1. Breanne Garcia .822 2012-16 2. Chandra Trower 18.8 1981-83 2. Tameka Blue .802 2002-06 3. Neka Mixon 17.0 2008-10 3. Tracee Lewis .775 1998-02 4. Kris Felix 16.3 1981-82 4. Monay Lee .771 2012-16 5. Nautica Morrow 15.9 2017-19 5. Faye Hagan .668 1993-96 Field Goals Made Rebounds 1. Faye Hagan 565 1993-96 1. Dion VanLandingham 878 1989-93 2. Monay Lee 503 2012-16 2. Nakeisha Perkins 741 1998-03 3. Dion VanLandingham 492 1989-93 3. Faye Hagan 731 1993-96 4. Tamkea Blue 486 2002-06 4. Chandra Trower 712 1981-83 5. Breanne Garcia 444 2012-16 5. Monay Lee 703 2012-16 Field Goals Attempted Rebounds Per Game 1. Tameka Blue 1,309 2002-06 1. Chandra Trower 14.2 1981-83 2. Monay Lee 1,270 2012-16 3. Dion VanLandingham 1,223 1989-93 Assists 4. Breanne Garcia 1,189 2012-16 1. Tameka Blue 534 2002-06 5. Faye Hagan 1,175 1993-96 2. Breanne Garcia 324 2012-16 3. Allison Krause 293 1989-93 Field Goal Percentage (min. 350 made) 4. Denise Slater 270 1989-93 1. Alana Bailey .527 2004-08 5. Cyndee Kouchi 269 1983-85 2. Faye Hagan .481 1993-96 3. Adrienne Harris .467 1982-85 Steals 4. Chandra Trower .464 1981-83 1. Tameka Blue 249 1989-93 5. Karee Bonde .430 1998-02 2. Dion VanLandingham 216 1996-98 3. Faye Hagan 205 1993-96 3-Point Field Goals Made 4. Devon Akita 198 1987-91 1. Karere Bonde 240 1990-94 5. Julie Thigpen 187 1995-99 2. Jessica Liang 237 2004-08 3. Breanne Garcia 154 2012-16 Blocked Shots 4. Tameka Blue 149 2002-06 1. Dion VanLandingham 144 1989-93 5. Tayler Champion 147 2013-15 2. Emily Hart 89 1996-98 3. Kielyn Wilson 80 2012-16 3-Point Field Goals Attempted 4. Khyra Anderson 74 1988-90 1. Jessica Liang 593 2004-08 5. Julie Thigpen 66 1995-99 2. Karee Bonde 569 1990-94 3. Breanne Garcia 515 2012-16 Games Played 4. Tameka Blue 461 2002-06 1. Breanne Garcia 115 2012-16 5. Tayler Champion 457 2013-15 2. Kielyn Wilson 114 2012-16 3. Monay Lee 110 2012-16 3-Point Field Goal Percentage (min. 100 made) Gina DeLeon 110 1992-96 1. Karee Bonde .421 1990-94 Kellie Lennon 110 1994-99 2. Jessica Liang .400 2004-08 3. Tayler Champion .321 2013-15 * Player highlighted in cardinal indicates she holds the 4. Tameka Blue .323 2002-06 CCAA record in that category. 5. Breanne Garcia .299 2012-16 Free Throws Made 1. Breanne Garcia 477 2012-16 2. Monay Lee 410 2012-16 3. Tameka Blue 349 2002-06 4. Faye Hagan 328 1993-96 5. Alana Bailey 242 2004-08 2 Cal State Dominguez Hills 2020-21 Women’s basketball Record BOok Single Season Records INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Points Rebounds 1. Faye Hagan 703 1995-96 1. Chandra Trower 434 1981-82 2. Breanne Garcia 578 2015-16 2. Faye Hagan 327 1995-96 3. Faye Hagan 525 1994-95 3. Trimkea Jackson 293 1993-94 4. Neka Mixon 521 2008-09 4. Dion VanLandingham 288 1990-91 5. Nautica Morrow 509 2017-18 5. Talia Rayford 284 2014-15 Scoring Average Assists 1. Faye Hagan 24.2 1995-96 1. Maya Dozier 160 1981-82 2. Chandra Trower 22.2 1982-83 2. Cydnee Kouchi 154 1983-84 3. Faye Hagan 18.8 1994-95 3. Tameka Blue 143 2004-05 4. Breanne Garcia 18.1 2015-16 4. Tameka Blue 137 2003-04 5. Tameka Blue 17.9 2005-06 5. Tameka Blue 133 2005-06 Nautica Morrow 17.9 2017-18 Steals Field Goals Made 1. Cathy Grice 188 1995-96 1. Faye Hagan 268 1995-96 2. Faye Hagan 186 1995-96 2. Neka Mixon 210 2008-09 3. Maya Dozier 184 1981-82 3. Deandra Johsnon 205 1983-84 4. Shanna Renken 183 1999-00 4. Adrienne Harris 201 1983-84
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