CSUSM Collects Third Consecutive Win at Stanislaus State, 69-52
TURLOCK, Calif. – A strong third-quarter defensive performance propelled the Cal State San Marcos women's basketball team (3-14, 3-8 CCAA) to a 69-52 victory at Stanislaus State (4-14, 3-8 CCAA) for its third consecutive victory on Saturday afternoon at Fitzpatrick Arena.
TOP PERFORMERS
Tatum Tamashiro – 14 points | 2 steals | 1 rebound
Rory Hetrick – 13 points | 10 rebounds | 3 assists
Rose Morse – 12 points | 4 assists | 2 rebounds
HOW IT HAPPENED
- CSUSM trailed 20-18 to the Warriors following the first quarter.
- The Cougars sunk five 3-pointers in the second half to take a 43-35 lead into the break.
- In the first half, CSUSM shot 48.5% (16-of-33) to Stan State's 40.6% (13-of-32) while outrebounding the Warriors, 22-17.
- CSUSM's defense held Stan State scoreless from the field (0-12) the entire third quarter as the Warriors' only three points came from the free throw line.
- The Cougars held a 53-38 lead entering the final 10 minutes of play.
- A Tatum Tamashiro 3-pointer at 6:53 of the fourth quarter gave CSUSM its largest lead of the game at 60-39.
FAST BREAKS
- CSUSM shot 42.4% (25-of-59) while holding the Warriors to 27.7% (18-of-65), the lowest an opponent has registered this season.
- The Cougars tallied 19 assists to Stan State's 10.
- Stan State had a slight edge in rebounds against CSUSM, 45-43.
- The Cougars matched its season high of 11 3-pointers set against Chico State (Jan. 16).
- Both teams tallied 22 points in the paint, 16 second-chance buckets and six fastbreak points.
- The Cougars led for 27:23 of the game while Stan State was on top for only 7:57.
- Rory Hetrick notched her second consecutive double-double with 13 points and 10 rebounds.
- With the victory, the Cougars extended their win streak to seven against Stan State.
- CSUSM leads the all-time series at 9-6 and evened the record at Fitzpatrick Arena to 4-4.
UP NEXT
The Cougars will continue their four-game road trip next week in Southern California, taking on Cal State LA on Thursday at 5:30 p.m.
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