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TOURNAMENT SUMMARY 2002 2004 2006 Mcarthur Court, Eugene, Ore 2021 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT // MARCH 3-7 // MANDALAY BAY, LAS VEGAS TOURNAMENT SUMMARY 2002 2004 2006 McArthur Court, Eugene, Ore. HP Pavilion, San Jose, Calif. HP Pavilion, San Jose, Calif. (Total Attendance: 27,415) (Total Attendance: 17,840) (Total Attendance: 17,979) Session 1 - Friday, March 1 (Attendance: 5,842) Session 1 - Friday, March 5 (Attendance: 3,547) Session 1 - Friday, March 3 (Attendance: 3,173) #7 Oregon 85, #10 Washington State 67 #7 Oregon State 67, #10 Washington State 43 #7 Oregon State 77, #10 Washington State 38 #8 UCLA 46, #9 California 42 #9 California 82, #8 Oregon 57 #9 Arizona 64, #8 Oregon 57 Session 2 - Saturday, March 2 (Attendance: 5,407) Session 2 - Saturday, March 6 (Attendance: 2,549) Session 2 - Saturday, March 4 (Attendance: 2,637) #7 Oregon 78, #2 Washington 64 #6 Washington 67, #3 USC 50 #3 UCLA 80, #6 California 63 #3 Arizona State 66, #6 Arizona 58 #2 Arizona 81, #7 Oregon State 58 #2 Arizona State 74, #7 Oregon State 66 Session 3 - Saturday, March 2 (Attendance: 5,232) Session 3 - Saturday, March 6 (Attendance: 4,412) Session 3 - Saturday, March 4 (Attendance: 4,371) #1 Stanford 96, #8 UCLA 61 #1 Stanford 80, #9 California 55 #1 Stanford 77, #9 Arizona 50 #5 Oregon State 69, #4 USC 68 #4 UCLA 70, #5 Arizona State 50 #5 USC 70, #4 Washington 67 Session 4 - Sunday, March 3 (Attendance: 5,585) Session 4 - Sunday, March 7 (Attendance: 3,831) Session 4 - Sunday, March 5 (Attendance: 3,725) #3 Arizona State 64, #7 Oregon 58 #2 Arizona 77, #6 Washington 55 #3 UCLA 60, #2 Arizona State 59 #1 Stanford 71, #5 Oregon State 55 #1 Stanford 70, #4 UCLA 66 #1 Stanford 73, #5 USC 44 Session 5 - Monday, March 4 (Attendance: 5,349) Session 5 - Monday, March 8 (Attendance: 3,501) Session 5 - Monday, March 6 (Attendance: 4,073) #3 Arizona State 70, #1 Stanford 63 #1 Stanford 51, #2 Arizona 46 #3 UCLA 85, #1 Stanford 76 (OT) MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: Nicole Powell, Stanford Nicole Powell, Stanford Lisa Willis, UCLA All-Tournament Team: All-Tournament Team: All-Tournament Team: Enjoli Izidor, Stanford Nikki Blue, UCLA Nikki Blue, UCLA Melody Johnson, Arizona State Aimee Grzyb, Arizona Kristen Kovesdy, Arizona State Amanda Levens, Arizona State Giuliana Mendiola, Washington Noelle Quinn, UCLA Nicole Powell, Stanford Shawntinice Polk, Arizona Brooke Smith, Stanford Felicia Ragland, Oregon State Nicole Powell, Stanford Lisa Willis, UCLA Shaquala Williams, Oregon Kelley Suminski, Stanford Candice Wiggins, Stanford 2003 2005 2007 HP Pavilion, San Jose, Calif. HP Pavilion, San Jose, Calif. HP Pavilion, San Jose, Calif. (Total Attendance: 16,483) (Total Attendance: 17,097) (Total Attendance: 18,458) Session 1 - Friday, March 7 (Attendance: 2,983) Session 1 - Friday, March 4 (Attendance: 3,067) Session 1 - Friday, March 2 (Attendance: 3,503) #7 USC 53, #10 Washington State 46 #8 California 70, #9 Washington State 52 #7 UCLA 72, #10 Washington State 58 #9 California 46, #8 Arizona State 38 #7 Washington 81, #10 Oregon State 68 #9 Arizona 69, #8 Oregon State 54 Session 2 - Saturday, March 8 (Attendance: 2,167) Session 2 - Saturday, March 5 (Attendance: 2,483) Session 2 - Saturday, March 3 (Attendance: 2,867) #2 Washington 64, #7 USC 63 #3 Arizona State 73, #6 UCLA 71 #3 California 63, #6 Oregon 51 #3 Arizona 70, #6 Oregon State 56 #2 Oregon 64, #7 Washington 50 #2 Arizona State 74, #7 UCLA 64 Session 3 - Saturday, March 8 (Attendance: 4,188) Session 3 - Saturday, March 5 (Attendance: 4,011) Session 3 - Saturday, March 3 (Attendance: 4,392) #1 Stanford 60, #9 California 35 #1 Stanford 81, #8 California 40 #1 Stanford 65, #9 Arizona 55 #4 UCLA 71, #5 Oregon 58 #4 USC 74, #5 Arizona 66 #5 USC 81, #4 Washington 77 Session 4 - Sunday, March 9 (Attendance: 3,730) Session 4 - Sunday, March 6 (Attendance: 3,521) Session 4 - Sunday, March 4 (Attendance: 4,117) #3 Arizona 74, #2 Washington 51 #3 Arizona State 54, #2 Oregon 47 #2 Arizona State 60, #3 California 53 #1 Stanford 69, #4 UCLA 64 #1 Stanford 73, #4 USC 69 #1 Stanford 67, #5 USC 52 Session 5 - Monday, March 10 (Attendance: 3,415) Session 5 - Monday, March 7 (Attendance: 4,015) Session 5 - Monday, March 6 (Attendance: 3,579) #1 Stanford 59, #3 Arizona 49 #1 Stanford 56, #3 Arizona State 42 #1 Stanford 62, #2 Arizona State 55 MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: Nicole Powell, Stanford Candice Wiggins, Stanford Candice Wiggins, Stanford All-Tournament Team: All-Tournament Team: All-Tournament Team: Nikki Blue, UCLA Nikki Blue, UCLA Jayne Appel, Stanford Shawntinice Polk, Arizona Aubree Johnson, Arizona State Devanei Hampton, California Nicole Powell, Stanford Kristen Kovesdy, Arizona State Shay Murphy, USC Kelley Suminski, Stanford Eshaya Murphy, USC Noelle Quinn, UCLA Krista Warren, Arizona Kelley Suminski, Stanford Brooke Smith, Stanford Dee-Dee Wheeler, Arizona Candice Wiggins, Stanford Emily Westerberg, Arizona State Candice Wiggins, Stanford 1 2021 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT RECORD BOOK 2021 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT // MARCH 3-7 // MANDALAY BAY, LAS VEGAS 2008 2010 2012 HP Pavilion, San Jose, Calif. Galen Center, Los Angeles, Calif. Galen Center/Staples Center, Los Angeles, Calif. (Total Attendance: 19,004) (Total Attendance: 8,538) (Total Attendance: 7,720) Session 1 - Friday, March 7 (Attendance: 2,905) Session 1 - Thursday, March 11 (Attendance: 1,203) Session 1 - Wednesday, March 7 (Attendance: 1,503) #7 Oregon 66, #10 Washington State 45 #8 Arizona 62, #9 Washington State 60 #8 Washington 72, #9 Oregon 56 #8 Oregon State 46, #9 Arizona 31 #10 Oregon State 52, #7 Washington 42 #12 Arizona 61, #5 UCLA 57 #10 Colorado 55, #7 Utah 41 Session 2 - Saturday, March 8 (Attendance: 2,858) Session 2 - Friday, March 12 (Attendance: 1,177) #11 Washington State 65, #6 Oregon State 56 #3 Arizona State 83, #6 Washington 64 #4 California 60, #5 Arizona State 50 #2 California 67, #7 Oregon 60 #1 Stanford 72, #8 Arizona 52 Session 2 - Thursday, March 8 (Attendance: 2,901) #1 Stanford 76, #8 Washington 57 Session 3 - Saturday, March 8 (Attendance: 4,402) Session 3 - Friday, March 12 (Attendance: 1,696) #4 Arizona State 68, #12 Arizona 53 #1 Stanford 64, #8 Oregon State 41 #3 USC 80, #6 Oregon 76 #2 California 68, #10 Colorado 59 #5 UCLA 73, #4 USC 52 #2 UCLA 60, #10 Oregon State 44 #11 Washington State 69, #3 USC 55 Session 4 - Sunday, March 9 (Attendance: 4,318) Session 4 - Saturday, March 13 (Attendance: 2,030) Session 3 - Friday, March 9 (Attendance: 1,471) #2 California 65, #3 Arizona State 61 #1 Stanford 64, #4 California 44 #1 Stanford 52, #4 Arizona State 43 #1 Stanford 78, #5 UCLA 45 #2 UCLA 59, #3 USC 53 #2 California 64, #11 Washington State 49 Session 5 - Monday, March 10 (Attendance: 4,521) Session 5 - Sunday, March 14 (Attendance: 2,432) Session 4 - Saturday, March 10 (Attendance: 1,845) #1 Stanford 56, #2 California 35 #1 Stanford 70, #2 UCLA 46 #1 Stanford 77, #2 California 62 MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: Candice Wiggins, Stanford Nnemkadi Ogwumike, Stanford Nnemkadi Ogwumike, Stanford All-Tournament Team: All-Tournament Team: All-Tournament Team: Jayne Appel, Stanford Jayne Appel, Stanford Brittany Boyd, California Devanei Hampton, California Ashley Corral, USC Kimberly Brandon, Arizona State Taylor Lilley, Oregon Jasmine Dixon, UCLA Layshia Clarendon, California Kayla Pedersen, Stanford Nnemkadi Ogwumike, Stanford Chiney Ogwumike, Stanford Dymond Simon, Arizona State Kayla Pedersen, Stanford Nnemkadi Ogwumike, Stanford Candice Wiggins, Stanford Markel Walker, UCLA Jazmine Perkins, Stanford 2009 2011 Galen Center, Los Angeles, Calif. Galen Center/Staples Center, Los Angeles, Calif. 2013 KeyArena, Seattle, Wash. (Total Attendance: 8,109) (Total Attendance: 8,289) (Total Attendance: 26,465) Session 1 - Thursday, March 12 (Attendance: 1,412) Session 1 - Wednesday, March 9 (Attendance: 1,567) Session 1 - Thursday, March 7 (Att.: 2,884) #10 Washington 69, #7 Oregon 43 #3 Arizona State 50, #10 Oregon State 44 #7 USC 64, #10 Oregon State 57 #9 Arizona 79, #8 Washington State 72 #4 Arizona 90, #9 Oregon 89 #6 Utah 66, #11 Arizona 48 Session 2 - Friday, March 13 (Attendance: 1,366) Session 2 - Wednesday, March 9 (Attendance: 1,567) #6 USC 70, #3 Arizona State 65 #5 USC 79, #8 Washington State 66 Session 2 - Thursday, March 7 (Att.: 4,665) #2 California 61, #10 Washington 41 #6 California 58, #7 Washington 48 #8 Washington State 48, #9 Arizona State 41 #5 Washington 69, #12 Oregon 62 Session 3 - Friday, March 13 (Attendance: 1,750) Session 3 - Thursday, March 10 (Attendance: 943) #1 Stanford 77, #9 Arizona 46 #6 California 48, #3 Arizona State 43 Session 3 - Friday, March 8 (Att.: 3,385) #4 UCLA 62, #5 Oregon State 56 #4 Arizona 72, #5 USC 61 #2 California 78, #7 USC 59 #3 UCLA 54, #6 Utah 43 Session 4 - Saturday, March 14 (Attendance: 2,072) Session 4 - Friday, March 11 (Attendance: 1,594) #6 USC 69, #2 California 67 #1 Stanford 100, #4 Arizona 71 Session 4 - Saturday, March 9 (Att.: 5,452) #1 Stanford 73, #4 UCLA 47 #2 UCLA 63, #6 California 50 #1 Stanford 79, #8 Washington State 60 #4 Colorado 70, #5 Washington 59 Session 5 - Sunday, March 15 (Attendance: 1,509) Session 5 - Saturday, March 12 (Attendance: 2,618) #1 Stanford 89, #6 USC 64 #1 Stanford 64, #2 UCLA 55 Session 5 - Saturday, March 9 (Att.: 6,152) #3 UCLA 70, #2 California 58 MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: MOST OUTSTANDING PLAYER: #1 Stanford 61, #4 Colorado 47 Kayla Pedersen, Stanford Nnemkadi Ogwumike, Stanford Session 6 - Sunday, March 10 (Att.: 3,927) #1 Stanford
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