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Idaho State Women's Basketball Contact: Jonathan Match | Jonmatch@Isu.Edu Office: 208.282.3651 | Cell: 214.449.5852 THIS WEEK idaho state women's basketball Contact: Jonathan Match | [email protected] Office: 208.282.3651 | Cell: 214.449.5852 THIS WEEK Game 10: at Sacramento State SCHEDULE/RESULTS Thursday, Jan. 14 | 6:00 pm (MST) OVERALL: 6-1 | BIG SKY: 4-0 Sacramento, California Nov. 25 Montana Tech Cancelled Game 11: at Sacramento State Nov. 28 Utah State W, 81-65 Saturday, Jan. 16 | 1:00 PM (MST) Dec. 2 Utah Valley Cancelled Sacramento, California Dec. 6 at University of Nebraska L, 64-51 Dec. 8 at Kansas State W, 65-50 BENGAL PREVIEW Dec. 14 *Northern Colorado W, 74-67 Idaho State women’s basketball continues conference play against the Hornets of Sacramento State. The Bengals travel to SAC on Thursday, Jan. 14 at 6 PM (MT) and Dec. 16 *Northern Colorado W, 63-50 on Saturday, Jan. 16 at 1 PM (MT) The games will feature Live Stats, video, and audio. Dec. 31 at *Weber State W, 77-60 Audio is brought to you by Mark Liptak and KISU radio. All platforms are accessible on isubengals.com Jan. 2 *Weber State W, 72-53 Team Comparison Jan. 7 *Northern Arizona W, 70-66 Jan. 9 *Northern Arizona W, 78-65 Team Jan. 14 at *Sacramento State 6:00 PM Comparison Jan. 16 at *Sacramento State 1:00 PM Jan. 21 *Portland State 7:00 PM 70.6 - Scoring Offense - 66.7 Jan. 23 *Portland State 12:00 PM 59.6 - Scoring Defense - 80.3 11- Point Differential - 13.6 Jan. 28 at *Southern Utah 6:30 PM Idaho State Bengals 42.1 - FG Percentage - 37.3 Sacramento State Hornets 8-1 (6-0 BSC) 0-7 (0-4 BSC) Jan. 30 at *Southern Utah 12:00 PM 35.9 - FG Percentage Defense - 43.5 Head Coach: Head Coach: Feb. 11 at *University of Idaho 7:00 PM Seton Sobolewski 6.7 - 3-Point Per Game - 7.6 Bunky Harkleroad Feb. 13 at *University of Idaho 3:00 PM 31.9 - 3-Point Percentage - 29.4 Last Game 28.8- Opponent 3-Point Percentage - 32.2 Last Game Feb. 18 *Montana State 7:00 PM W, 78-65 L, 74-64 Feb. 20 at *Montana State 12:00 PM 10.8 - FTs Per Game - 10.3 vs Northern Arizona 72.9 - FT Percentage - 69.9 vs Portland St Feb. 25 at *University of Montana 7:00 PM 1/9/2021 39.8 - Rebounds Per Game - 37.0 1/9/2021 Feb. 27 at *University of Montana 12:00 PM 3.1 - Rebound Margin - -11.7 Mar. 3 *Eastern Washington 7:00 PM 14.2 - Assists Per Game - 10.4 Mar. 5 *Eastern Washington 7:00 PM 6.9 - Steals Per Game - 7.0 3.2 - Blocks Per Game - 3.1 14.2 - Turnovers Per Game - 15.7 * Big Sky Conference Game | Home Game All game times MST & subject to change 0.8 - Turnover Margin - 0.6 1.0- Assist to Turnover Ratio - .66 2020-21 BIG SKY STANDINGS School Big Sky Pct. Overall Pct. Home Away Streak Idaho State 6-0 1.000 7-1 0.875 5-0 2-1 0-0 W7 Idaho 5-1 0.833 6-4 0.600 5-0 1-4 0-0 W3 Eastern Washington 4-2 0.667 5-6 0.455 3-4 2-2 0-0 W4 Northern Arizona 3-3 0.500 5-5 0.500 2-1 3-4 0-0 L3 Portland State 2-2 0.500 3-3 0.500 1-2 2-1 0-0 W2 Montana 1-1 0.500 4-3 0.571 2-0 2-3 0-0 W1 Montana State 1-1 0.500 4-4 0.500 2-2 2-2 0-0 L1 Northern Colorado 2-4 0.333 3-8 0.273 2-4 1-4 0-0 W1 Southern Utah 0-2 0.000 3-4 0.429 3-1 0-3 0-0 L2 Sacramento State 0-4 0.000 0-7 0.000 0-4 0-3 0-0 L7 Weber State 0-4 0.000 0-7 0.000 0-2 0-5 0-0 L7 IDAHO STATE • 2020-21 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL • GAME NOTES • PAGE 1 QUICK FACTS All-Time series results: Sacramento State GENERAL INFORMATION Location ....................................................................................Pocatello, Idaho Founded ................................................................................... March 11, 1901 Enrollment .................................................................................................13,220 President ................................................................................... Kevin Satterlee Sacramento State Hornets Athletics Director.....................................................................Pauline Thiros Overall: 42-7, Home: 21-1, Away: 18-5, Neutral: 1-1 Nickname.................................................................................................Bengals Colors......................................................................................Orange and Black Affiliation..................................................................................NCAA Division I Conference................................................................................................Big Sky Facility.....................................................................................Reed Gyn (3.040)* 01/18/97 A W 72-60 Athletic Dept. Phone............................................................(208) 282-4668 Ticket Office Phone..............................................................(208) 282-FANS* 02/15/97 H W 63-58 Website..........................................................................www.isubengals.com* 01/17/98 H W 76-67 COACHING STAFF * 02/14/98 A W 71-66(OT) * 01/23/99 H W 58-53 Head Coach.............................................Seton Sobolewski (13th Season) Alma Mater, Year....................................................Northern Arizona, 2001* 02/20/99 A W 59-43 Career Record............................................................................213-167 (.561) Record at ISU...............................................................................................Same* 01/29/00 A W 79-59 Office Phone.............................................................................(208) 282-3381* 02/26/00 H W 70-62 Email............................................................................................setons@isu.edu Assistant Coach............................................Ryan Johnson (Sixth Season)* 02/03/01 H W 62-45 Assistant Coach...........................................Travis Brewster (First Season)* 03/03/01 A W 62-35 Assistant Coach............................................Courtnie Smith(First Season) TEAM INFORMATION 2019-20 Overall Record...............................................................18-13 (3rd) 2018-19 Big Sky record..................................................................15-5 (3rd) Starters Returning/Lost..............................................................................5/5 Letter Winners returning/lost...............................................................11/4 Newcomers............................................................................................................4 Website..........................................................................www.isubengals.com Recap: vs. Northern Arizona on Jan. 9 Official Hastag.........................................................................................#ROAR Official Team Twitter Account......................................@HeartofaBengal POCATELLO, Idaho – The Idaho State women’s basketball team beat Northern Arizona, 78-65, Saturday afternoon Official Team Facebook Account....Idaho State Women’s Basketball inside Reed Gymnasium. The Bengals led by as many as 22 points and held off a late NAU surge to secure the victory. SPORTS INFORMATION At 5:28 left in the first quarter, Delaney Moore made a layup to give the Bengals an 11-9 lead. This sparked a 12-0 Bengal Assistant Athletic Director for Media Relations........Steve Schaack run that was highlighted by Carson Boswell and Estefania Ors combining to hit three treys on three consecutive posses- Assist. Dir. of Media Relations (WBB Contact)...................Jon Match Office............................................................................................(208) 282-3651 sions. The Bengals finished the period up 26-17. Cell.................................................................................................(214) 449-5852 Email.....................................................................................Jonmatch@isu.edu The Orange and Black extended their lead in the second, going on a 16-8 run that was capped off by a pair of field goals Press Box Phone - Reed Gym............................................(208) 282-5722 SID Mailing Address......................................................................Holt Arena from Diaba Konate to extend the lead to 18 and go into halftime with a 46-28 Bengal advantage. P.O. Box 8173 Near the beginning of the third, the Bengals grew their lead to 22 at 54-32 after a jumper from Callie Bourne with 7:09 Pocatello, Idaho 83201 Overnight Address.........................................................................Holt Arena left in the period. While the Lumberjacks outscored the Bengals 16-10 over the final seven minutes of the quarter, ISU 550 Memorial Drive, Suite 1 Pocatello, Idaho 83201 still led 62-48 at the end of the third. MEDIA INFORMATION In the final period, NAU cut the Bengal lead to five at 67-62 with 4:54 left in the contest. The Bengals held their ground, holding off the Lumberjacks and going on an 8-2 scoring run that was capped by a pair of free throws from Ors to seal Radio Station................................................................................KISU 91.1 FM Radio Contact..................................................................................Jerry Miller the Bengal victory. Address................................................................................ISU Student Union Pocatello, ID 83209 The Bengals finished the game shooting 56.9 percent on 29-of-51 field goals. Phone..........................................................................................(208) 282-2866 All five Bengal starters scored in the double digits led by Konate’s 20 on six-of-13 from the field. Bourne, Ors and Goles Play-by-Play Announcer...........................................................Mark
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