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Cal Poly Women's Basketball Cal Poly Women’s Basketball www.GoPoly.com Cal Poly, 1 Grand Ave., Mott Gym Room 122 San Luis Obispo, CA Phone (805) 756-6531/Fax 756-2650 Brian Thurmond -Media Relations Director, [email protected] Eric Burdick, Assistant Director, [email protected] Chris Giovannetti, Assistant Director [email protected] 2011-12 Results Game No. 32 17-14 Overall, 12-4 Big West Cal Poly at WNIT DATE: Wednesday, March 14, 2012 10-3 Home, 7-10 Away, 0-1 Neutral TIME: 7:00 pm SITE: Alaska Airlines Arena ____________________________________DATE OPPONENT TIME Rec. RECORDS: Cal Poly 17-14, Washington 17-13 ____________________________________11/13 at Oregon L 93-102 0-1 AUDIO: ESPN1280 - Tom Barkett Play by Play ____________________________________11/16 at San Francisco W 82-66 1-1 LIVE STATS: http://www.Gopoly.com ____________________________________11/20 Fresno State L 76-79 1-2 ____________________________________11/26 Austin Peay W 79-69 2-2 ____________________________________11/27 San Jose State W 71-55 3-2 ____________________________________11/30 Pepperdine L 78-80 3-3 ____________________________________12/04 at Saint Mary’s L 62-65 3-4 WNIT Dates ____________________________________12/11 at Sacred Heart L 69-89 3-5 Round 1 Mar. 14/15/16 (Wed/Thu/Fri) ____________________________________12/14 at Long Island L 61-69 3-6 Round 2 Mar. 17/18/19 (Sat/Sun/Mon) ____________________________________12/17 at San Diego L 52-69 3-7 Round 3 Mar. 21/22/23 (Wed/Thur/Fri) ____________________________________12/19 at Loyola Marymount L 72-73 3-8 Round 4 Mar. 24/25/26 (Sat/Sun/Mon) ____________________________________12/21 at San Diego State L 78-79 3-9 Semifinals Mar. 28/29 (Wed/Thur) ____________________________________12/31 UC Santa Barbara * W 61-58 4-9 Finals March 31 (Saturday) ____________________________________1/05 at Cal State Fullerton * W 76-69 5-9 ____________________________________1/12 UC Riverside * W 71-43 6-9 ____________________________________1/14 UC Irvine * L 60-62 6-10 ____________________________________1/19 at Cal State Northridge * L 77-79 6-11 ____________________________________1/21 at Long Beach State * L 67-74 6-12 Cal Poly by the Numbers, 11-12 ____________________________________1/26 Pacific * W 74-64 7-12 No. Name Yr. Pos. HT. Gp-Gs Ppg Rpg Apg ____________________________________1/28 UC Davis * W, 87-65 8-12 00__________________________________________ Ashlee Burns Sr. G 5-9 31-31 9.0 2.7 1.5 ____________________________________2/04 at UC Santa Barbara * W, 67-52 9-12 1 Kayla Griffin Jr. G 5-10 28-28 8.5 6.7 2.5 ____________________________________2/08 at Cal State Bakersfield W 95-78 10-12 __________________________________________ ____________________________________2/11 Cal State Fullerton * W 66-48 11-12 2 Jonae__________________________________________ Ervin So. G 5-3 31-22 7.8 2.7 3.6 ____________________________________2/16 at UC Irvine * W 76-63 12-12 3 Nikol__________________________________________ Allison So. F 6-2 ____________________________________2/18 at UC Riverside * W 69-47 13-12 5 Ariana__________________________________________ Elegado RS-Fr. G 5-6 29-9 5.0 1.3 2.3 ____________________________________2/23 Long Beach State * W 68-41 14-12 11 Kristen Ale Fr. G 5-8 27-0 1.2 1.2 0.7 __________________________________________ ____________________________________2/25 Cal State Northridge * W 70-56 15-12 12 Kristina Santiago RS-Sr. F 6-1 28-28 23.3 10.1 1.2 (Blks) ____________________________________3/01 at UC Davis * L 61-65 15-13 __________________________________________ ____________________________________3/03 at Pacific * W 88-66 16-13 15__________________________________________ Christine Martin Sr. G 5-11 31-4 7.8 2.9 0.9 ____________________________________3/06 Cal State Fullerton W 71-53 17-13 20__________________________________________ Paige Brown Fr. G 5-9 ____________________________________3/9 vs. Long Beach State L 48-51 17-14 21__________________________________________ Abby Bloetscher Sr P 6-3 8-0 1.9 2.1 0.3 ____________________________________3/14 at Washington (WNIT) 7:00 pm 22 Caroline Reeves Jr. G 6-0 31-26 5.0 3.5 2.1 ____________________________________ __________________________________________ ____________________________________* Big West Conference Game 23__________________________________________ Ashley Cascio Jr. G 5-4 12-0 0.2 0.7 0.2 All Times Local 24__________________________________________ Ariel Gregersen RS-Jr G 5-9 15-0 0.9 2.3 0.7 25__________________________________________ Jasmine Harris Fr. G 5-9 9-0 1.2 0.0 0.0 GoPoly.com 30__________________________________________ Nwamaka Ofodu So. G 5-8 21-0 0.3 0.5 0.3 32__________________________________________ Brittany Woodard RS-Jr. F 6-0 21-6 5.3 3.5 0.6 ...on the air with the Mustangs 43__________________________________________ Molly Schlemer So. C 6-5 26-1 2.8 2.5 0.1 Probable__________________________________________ Starters in Bold Cal Poly Basketball Notes.... Cal Poly This Week: The Mustangs advance to the Women’s NIT and will travel to University Quick Facts Washington to take on the Huskies, Wednesday, March 14 at 7 pm. Cal Poly University Information enters the game 17-14 after falling to Long Beach State in the semifinal game Name of School: .....................................Cal Poly City / Zip: ................................................San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 of the Big West Basketball Tournament. Washington enters the game 17-13 Founded: ................................................1901 after dropping a 76-57 game to Stanford in the semifinal round of the Pac-12 Enrollment: ..............................................19,325 tournament. Nickname: ................................................Mustangs Colors: ...................................................Forest Green & Gold Arena: .......................................................Mott Gymnasium Live Stats/Audio: All Cal Poly games are streamed at GoPoly.com and will Capacity: ..................................................3,032 be carried live on ESPN1280 with Tom Barkett doing the play by play. Affiliation: ................................................NCAA Division I Conference: .............................................Big West Conference President: ................................................Dr. Jeffrey D. Armstrong Mustangs in the WNIT: The game will mark the Mustangs second trip in two Alma Mater, Yr: ........................................Murry State (1981) years to the WNIT.... Last season, Cal Poly lost in the opening round, 74-60, Athletics Director: ...................................Don Oberhelman to California in Mott Gym. Alma Mater, Yr: ........................................Kansas State (1993) Sr. Associate A.D.: ...................................Phil Webb Athletics Phone: .......................................(805) 756-2924 A Quick Look at the Teams: CP UW Athletic Media Relations Record: 17-14 17-13 Media Relations Director(VB contact): ....Brian Thurmond Office Phone: ...........................................(805) 756-2410 Conference Record 12-4 8-10 Home Phone: ...........................................(805) 550-7601 Points PG 71.8 63.6 Press Row: .........................................(805) 756-6751 Opp. Points PG 65.5 60.2 Email Address: [email protected] Assistant Director: .....................................Eric Burdick Rebounds PG 40.0 41.9 Assistant Director: .....................................Chris Giovannetti Shooting % 43.4 39.7 Office: ......................................................(805) 756-6531 3-Point % 33.5 34.4 Office FAX: ..........................................(805) 756-2650 FT % 73.0 64.9 Web Site: .................................................www.GoPoly.com Steals PG 7.9 6.4 Media Relations Overnight & Mailing Address: Assists PG 15.3 10.7 Athletic Media Relations Blocks PG 2.3 3.6 1 Grand Avenue Mott Gym, Room 122 San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 History with the Huskies: This will be the first meeting between the teams. They have played a number of common opponents this season including Miscellaneous Information four Big West Conference schools. Washington is 5-3 against common op- Senior Assoc. AD / Business: .......................Phil Webb/[email protected] Office Phone: ...........................................(805) 756-2882 ponents while the Mustangs are 5-6. Head Athletic Trainer: ..........................Kristal Slover/[email protected] Office Phone: ...........................................(805) 756-2096 Below is a look at how UW did against common opponents: Equipment Manager: ...............................Steve Kracher/[email protected] Office Phone: ...........................................(805) 756-1188 11/11/11 UC DAVIS L 68-69 11/19/11 CSUN W 73-67 Basketball Information 11/23/11 at UC Santa Barbara W 46-37 Head Coach: ............................................Faith Mimnaugh, 15th year 11-26-11 at San Diego State L 51-63 Alma Mater: ..............................................Loyola-Chicago ‘85 Record at Cal Poly: ..................................178-220 / 14 years 12/04/11 LONG BEACH STATE W 80-46 Overall Record: ........................................185-282/ 16 years * 12/31/11 at Oregon L 86-88 Office Phone: ..........................................Call SID * 02/09/12 OREGON W 72-69 Best Time to Call: ....................................Mornings Assistant Coaches: ...................................Kerri Nakamoto, 7th yr (San Diego, ‘03) 03/07/12 vs Oregon W 72-56 ...................................................................(805)
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