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Californwomens Basketball CALIFORNIA WOMENS BASKETBALL Assistant Director of Athletic Communications (Women’s Basketball contact): Miquel Jacobs Cell: (510) 316-7401 • Email: [email protected] University of California Athletic Communications Office • 349 Haas Pavilion • Berkeley, Calif. 94720 • (510) 642-5363 • Fax: (510) 643-7778 Asst. Director (Women’s Basketball): Miquel Jacobs • Cell: (510) 316-7401 • E-mail: [email protected] Website: CalBears.com • Facebook: Facebook.com/CalWBBall • Twitter: @CalWBBall • Instagram: @CalWBBall #4 California (69) vs #5 Washington (53) - Post Game Notes SCHEDULE AND RESULTS TEAM NOTES 22-8 Overall | 13-5 Pac-12 • California advances to the Pac-12 Tournament semifinal for the eighth time in the last 10-4 Home | 9-3 Away | 2-0 Neutral nine season RV AP | RV ESPN/USA Today Coaches • The Bears are now 3-0 all-time against Washington in Pac-12 Tournament play • Lindsay Gottlieb improves to 4-3 in Pac-12 Tournament games NOVEMBER • California improves to 2-0 in neutral site games this season 1 Vanguard (Exh.) W, 75-42 • California has made at least eight 3-pointers in three of their last four games 16 at Pacific W, 84-64 • The Bears shot a season-best 81.3% (13-of-16) from the free throw line 18 Nevada W, 76-54 • Trailing 19-12, California went on a 12-0 run to claim the lead (24-19), holding the 21 at Hawai’i W, 79-72 Huskies without a point for four minutes of action. 23 vs Missouri W, 82-70 • Over the final nine minutes of the first half, California outscored Washington 20-4 to take 28 San Jose State W, 110-87 a 32-23 halftime lead. 29 Creighton W, 94-69 • Brittany Boyd and Reshanda Gray have both played in 130 career games - 9th-most in California women’s basketball history. DECEMBER 3 Sacramento State W, 107-94 • California starters: Green (G), Jefflo (G), Cowling (W), Range (F), Gray (F) 7 at Kansas L, 39-62 • Halftime: California 32, Washington 23 13 at Long Beach State L, 56-58 (OT) • Attendance: 21 #10/10 Louisville L, 57-70 29 Old Dominion W, 79-59 PLAYER NOTES BRIttany BoyD • SENIor • GUARD JANUARY • Had her 11th double-double of the season and 22nd of her career with (20) points and 3 Utah* W, 67-49 (10) rebounds 5 Colorado* W, 75-59 • Matched her season-high with (1) blocked shot 9 at Washington State* W, 70-62 • With her (20) points, Boyd has (1641) in her career, matching Cynthia Cooke for No. 7 on 11 at Washington* L, 77-79 the California record book at 1,641 points. 16 #14/17 Arizona State* L, 52-67 • With her (4) assists, Boyd has (708) in her career, just (43) assists shy of matching Jennifer 18 Arizona* W, 68-56 23 at USC* W, 67-53 Azzi of Stanford for No. 2 on the Pac-12 all-time assists list. 25 at UCLA* W, 72-57 • With her (3) steals, Boyd has (356) in her career, the most for an active player in the NCAA. 31 Washington* W, 82-58 RESHANDA Gray • SENIor • ForWARD FEBRUARY • With her (13) points, Gray has (1717) in her career and is (49) points shy of cracking Cal’s 2 Washington State* W, 57-54 all-time top five. 6 at Arizona* W, 65-46 • With her (9) rebounds, Gray has (879) in her career, passing Devanei Hampton (876), 8 at #10/10 Arizona State* W, 50-49 Kesha Martin (875) and Teresa Palmisano (874) for No. 5 on the California all-time rebounds 12 UCLA* W, 70-64 list. 14 USC* L, 54-65 18 #18/19 Stanford* L, 47-59 MERCEDes Jefflo • SopHomore • GUARD 22 at #18/19 Stanford* W, 63-53 •Hit a career-high (4) 3-pointers, going 4-of-7 from beyond the arc 26 at Oregon* W, 74-59 28 at Oregon State* L, 55-73 COUrtney RANGE • SopHomore • ForWARD • Dished a career-high (3) assists MARCH 5 Pac-12 Tournament Quarter: Washington W, 69-53 * Pacific-12 Conference match | All times PST # Pac-12 Tournament (Seattle, WA) Home games played at Haas Pavilion.
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