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2018-19 PACIFIC WOMEN's BASKETBALL Tale of the Tape 2018-19 GAME NOTES GAME 23 - FEBRUARY 9, 2019 Tale of the Tape PACIFIC TIGERS 15-7 OVERALL • 8-4 WEST COAST (T-3RD) AP POLL: NR; COACHES POLL: NR; MID-MAJOR POLL; RV VS. BYU COUGARS 17-6 OVERALL • 9-3 WEST COAST (2ND) AP POLL: RV, COACHES POLL: NR; MID-MAJOR POLL; 7TH SCHEDULE & RESULTS DAY DATE OPPONENT VIDEO TIME/SCORE FRI. Nov. 2 S.F. STATE # W, 89-41 Head Coach: Bradley Davis (Fourth season) Head Coach: Jeff Judkins (17th season) THU. Nov. 8 WILLIAM JEssUP THEW.TV CANCELLED 2018-19 2018-19 SUN Nov. 11 @UC DAVIS W, 83-80 Record .............................................15-7, (8-4 WCC) Record ............................................ 17-6, (9-3 WCC) SUN NOV 18 @ #23 CALIFORNIA PAC12 L, 81-69 at home .................................................................8-3 at home .................................................................8-2 *MovED TO STANfoRD DUE TO AIR QUALITY on the road ...........................................................7-3 on the road ...........................................................7-4 TIGER TURKEY TIP-Off (ALEX G. SPANos CENTER) neutral ................................................................... 0-1 neutral ...................................................................2-0 FRI Nov. 23 NDSU THEW.TV W, 75-68 Individual Leaders Individual Leaders SAT Nov. 24 WYOMING THEW.TV W, 70-64 PPG ........................................Valerie Higgins (16.6) PPG ..................................Shaylee Gonzalez (16.0) THUR Nov. 29 @ SAN JosE ST. THEW.TV W, 91-67 RPG ........................................ Valeire Higgins (8.8) RPG ....................................... Jasmine Moody (5.8) THUR DEC. 6 SEATTLE THEW.TV W, 75-61 APG ...................................................Ameela Li (4.9) APG ....................................Shaylee Gonzalez (4.1) SAT DEC. 8 UCSB THEW.TV W, 69-53 FG% ...........................Brooklyn McDavid (49.3%) FG% ................................ Jasmine Moody (53.3%) MON DEC. 17 @ UCF UCFKNIGHTS.TV($) L, 64-57 Team Averages Team Averages THU DEC. 20 @LAMAR ESPN3 L, 82-66 PPG ......................................................................... 73.1 PPG .........................................................................67.6 AT EC ULLERTON IG ESTTV S D . 22 @CSU F B W . W, 72-64 Rebounds ............................................................38.0 Rebounds .............................................................38.1 MON DEC. 31 SAINT MARY’S * THEW.TV W, 76-67 Assists ...................................................................16.1 Assists .................................................................. 15.5 THU JAN. 3 @PORTLAND* THEW.TV W, 76-66 FG% ................................................................... 41.7% FG% ...................................................................41.5% SAT JAN. 5 @#17/18GONZAGA * THEW.TV L, 68-65 THU JAN. 10 BYU * THEW.TV L, 77-74 TIGERS AT A GLANCE SAT JAN. 12 SAN DIEGO * THEW.TV W, 79-47 Last time out... THUR JAN. 17 @ SANTA CLARA * THEW.TV W, 74-70 Pacific wrapped up the regular season sweep of the San Race to 70... Diego Toreros with a 70-53 victory at the Jenny Craig The Tigers are 14-1 when scoring 70+ points this season. SAT JAN. 19 @ SAN FRANCISCO * THEW.TV W, 85-75 Pavilion. Sophomores Brooklyn McDavid and Valerie The sole loss came against BYU, which got to the 70-point THUR JAN. 24 LMU * THEW.TV L, 72-67 Higgins both scored 20 points in the game. plateau before the Tigers. SAT JAN. 26 PEPPERDINE* THEW.TV W, 78-67 THUR JAN. 31 #15/#17 GONZAGA * THEW.TV L, 63-51 Chasing 1,000... League Leaders... SAT FEB. 2 PORTLAND * THEW.TV W, 87-77 The sun is setting on senior guard Ameela Li’s stellar career, Pacific either leads the league as individuals or as a team but there is still time for the guard to leave her mark. As in the following categories: THU FEB. 7 @ SAN DIEGO * THEW.TV W, 70-53 of today, her career point total stands at 943. She is on • Assists per game (Ameela Li, 4.9) SAT FEB. 9 @ BYU* THEW.TV 1 P.M. pace to surpass the 1,000 point mark before the end of the • Double doubles (Valerie Higgins, 9) THUR FEB. 14 SAN FRANCISCO* THEW.TV 7 P.M. regular season. When she gets there, she will be the 24th • Steals per game (Valerie Higgins, 3.3/g) SAT FEB. 16 SANTA CLARA * THEW.TV 2 P.M. player in program history to score 1,000 points. • Free throws made (Valerie Higgins, 104) THU FEB. 21 @PEPPERDINE * THEW.TV 7 P.M. • Free throws attempted (Valerie Higgins, 131) SAT FEB. 23 @LMU * THEW.TV 2 P.M. Catch her on the court and she’s trouble... • Steals (Valerie Higgins, 72) Valerie Higgins’ first season in the WCC has been impactful • Steals per game (Valerie Higgins, 3.3) SAT MAR. 2 @SAINT MARY’S* THEW.TV 2 P.M. to say the least. Higgins has asserted herself as a force on • Steals per game (team, 10.0) WCC CHAMPIONSHIP (LAS VEGAS - ORLEANS ARENA) both ends of the floor and as a candidate for All-Conference • Turnovers forced per game (team, 17.5) THUR MAR. 7 * FIRST ROUND THEW.TV TBD honors. She’s the league leader in steals and double- FRI MAR. 8 * SECOND ROUND THEW.TV TBD doubles, free throws made and free throws attempted. Series history against BYU... SAT MAR. 9 * QUARTERFINALS THEW.TV TBD She is top-10 in points per game, rebounds per game, • Series record: BYU leads 13-3 assists per game, free throw percentage, blocks, offensive • Last meeting: 2019, BYU won 77-74 MON MAR. 11 * SEMIFINALS THEW.TV TBD boards and defensive boards. Her 70 steals this season is • First meeting: 1982, BYU won 93-74 TUE MAR. 12 * CHAMPIONSHIP ESPNU 1:00 seventh best in single-season history at Pacific. She is the • Last Tiger win: 2015, 86-82 ALL TIMES PACIFIC only player in the league averaging a points and rebounds • Last Cougar win: 2019, 77-74 double-double. • Biggest Tiger win: 2014, 75-62 (13 points) PRONUNCIATIONS (& STYLE GUIDE) • Biggest Tiger loss: 1982, 93-74 (19 points #0 Chelsea Lidy ......................................................................................Lydee Strong starts... #2 Josephine Millard .......................Mee Ard (French pronunciation) A key for Pacific this year has been how it starts games. Scouting the Cougars... #5 Sofie Tryggedsson ..........................................................Troy ged son The Tigers have trailed just four times after the first Since the Tigers and Cougars met on Jan. 10, BYU has #10 Savannah Sumsion..................................................................Sumshun quarter this year and are 11-4 when they take a lead into hit a rough patch. The Cougars cracked the Top-25 last #21 Ameela Li .............................................................................Uh ME la Lee the second quarter. week following a win over Gonzaga, but have fallen back out and are currently on a three-game losing #23 Lianna Tillman..........................................................................Lee On Uh streak to Loyola Marymount, Pepperdine and Saint #24 Kaylin Randhawa ............................................................. Rond ow Uh Mary’s. The Tigers can make it four-straight losses for Please Use: University of the Pacific, Pacific, Tigers the Cougars on Saturday. Please Don’t Use: Lady Tigers (ever) or UOP (on first reference/graph- Movin’ on up... ics) Pacific head coach Bradley Davis won his 53rd game of his 5th Season in West Coast Conference (joined for 2013-14, from Big career on Thursday at San Diego, placing him in fifth on West) Pacific’s all-time wins list surpassing Julie Sullivan who coached the Tigers from 1984-88. 2018-19 @PACIFIC_HOOPS PACIFIC WOMEN’S BASKETBALL STARTING LINEupS Gm Opp G G G G F PACIFIC TIGERS ROSTER 1 WMJ CANCELLED # Player Ht. Pos. Yr Hometown/High School (Last College) 2 UCD Blakeslee Li Higgins King McDavid 0 Chelsea Lidy G 5-9 Sr. Torrance, Calif. / Bishop Montgomery 3 CAL Blakeslee Li Higgins King McDavid 1 Anaya Brooklyn McDavid F 6-1 So. Studio City, Calif. / Bishop Alemany 4 NDSU Blakeslee Li Higgins King McDavid 5 WYO Blakeslee Li Higgins King McDavid 2 Josephine Millard G 6-2 Fr. Nancy, France / Academie De Nancy - Metz 6 SJSU Blakeslee Li Higgins King McDavid 3 Isabel Newman G 6-0 So. Simi Valley, Calif. / Chaminademe 7 SEA Blakeslee Li Higgins King McDavid 5 Sofie Tryggedsson G/F 6-0 Sr. Aarhus, Denmark / Colorado State 8 UCSB Blakeslee Li Higgins King McDavid 10 Savannah Sumsion F 6-2 So. Springville, Utah / Springville 9 UCF Blakeslee Tillman Higgins Newman McDavid 12 Cassidy Johnson C 6-5 Fr. Lehi, Utah / Lehi 10 LAM Tillman Li Higgins Newman McDavid 11 CSF Blakeslee Li Higgins Newman McDavid 14 Jessica Blakeslee G 5-10 Jr. Mercer Island, Wash. / Mercer Island 12 SMC Blakeslee Li Higgins Newman McDavid 21 Ameela Li G 5-6 Sr. Piedmont, Calif. / Piedmont 13 PORT Blakeslee Li Higgins Newman McDavid 22 Valerie Higgins G 6-1 Rs-So. Granda Hills, Calif. / Chaminade 14 ZAGS Blakeslee Li Higgins Newman McDavid 23 Lianna Tillman G 5-9 So. Stockton, Calif. / Lincoln 15 BYU Blakeslee Li Higgins Newman McDavid 16 USD Blakeslee Li Higgins Newman McDavid 24 Kaylin Randhawa G 6-2 Fr. Turlock, Calif. / Pitman 17 SCU Blakeslee Li Higgins Newman McDavid 33 Isabele Parker F 6-2 So. Brisbane, Australia / Brisbane State 18 USF Blakeslee Li Higgins Newman McDavid RS Callie Kaiser G 5-10 RS Broomfield, Colo. / Colorado State 19 LMU Blakeslee Li Higgins Newman McDavid RS Retta Kakala C 6-2 RS Fr. Manteca, Calif. / Louisville 20 PEP Blakeslee Li Higgins Newman McDavid RS Jordan Cruz G 5-11 Rs. Fr. Sacramento, Calif. / Utah 21 ZAGS Blakeslee Li Higgins Newman McDavid
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