Saturday, October 28
Northridge, Calif.
3:00 p.m.
California State University at Northridge
83
vs
55
The Master's University (Calif.)
Channon Fluker scored 17 points and had 15 rebounds against The Master's University.
5 CSUN Players Score In Double Figures As CSUN Defeats TMU 83-65
10/28/2017 5:22:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Five CSUN players scored in double figures as the Matadors defeated The Master’s University 83-65 in women’s basketball exhibition action Saturday afternoon at the Matadome.
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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. --- Five CSUN players scored in double figures as the Matadors defeated The Master's University 83-65 in women's basketball exhibition action Saturday afternoon.
Channon Fluker led the way for CSUN with 17 points and 15 rebounds. Tessa Boagni scored 14 points and had seven rebounds. Lauren Shymkewicz charted 13 points and 12 rebounds while Serafina Maulupe tallied 13. Taylor Nate posted 10 for the Matadors
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TMU took a 18-17 lead upon the conclusion of the first quarter and trailed 35-34 at halftime. The Matadors extended the lead to 59-50 heading into the fourth quarter. The Mustangs cut the deficit to six when Jailee Iddings sank a three-pointer at the 6:45 mark. CSUN responded with a 14-0 run that was capped off by a Nate three-pointer with just over three minutes to play. TMU would get no closer than 15 down the stretch.
The Mustangs saw three players score in double figures paced by Brooke Bailey who recorded 13. Hannah Forrar scored 12 while Iddings added 10. The Matadors used their height advantage to outrebound TMU 55-42, 25-16 on the offensive glass. CSUN scored 46 points in the paint, compared to 16 for the Mustangs. The Matadors made 12 steals, scoring 17 points off 19 TMU turnovers.
"We knew going into the game that our advantage was going to be inside," said CSUN head coach Jason Flowers. "Although we had to remind them a couple of times, I thought we did a good job of getting the ball inside. For the most part, our bigs scored at a high percentage. We still have a lot to work on going forward."
CSUN started sophomore Terrin Sullivan at point guard and she registered a game high seven assists, six points, five rebounds, and two steals. For Nate, it was her basketball action since playing in high school as she spent the past four seasons playing for the CSUN softball team. All-in-all, Flowers was pleased with the progress his team made despite only dressing nine players for the game due to various injuries.
"A lot of people got to see their first action today," Flowers said. "Terrin got to play 32 minutes and is showing progress on getting better. Taylor got a start and did some good things. (Freshman) Juliana (Louis) showed a lot of energy and gave great effort in the first half. (Freshman) Destiny (Brooks) got to play some quality minutes."
CSUN opens the regular season Nov. 10 when the Matadors travel to the University of Oregon in the first round of the preseason Women's NIT.
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NORTHRIDGE, Calif. --- Five CSUN players scored in double figures as the Matadors defeated The Master's University 83-65 in women's basketball exhibition action Saturday afternoon.
Channon Fluker led the way for CSUN with 17 points and 15 rebounds. Tessa Boagni scored 14 points and had seven rebounds. Lauren Shymkewicz charted 13 points and 12 rebounds while Serafina Maulupe tallied 13. Taylor Nate posted 10 for the Matadors
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TMU took a 18-17 lead upon the conclusion of the first quarter and trailed 35-34 at halftime. The Matadors extended the lead to 59-50 heading into the fourth quarter. The Mustangs cut the deficit to six when Jailee Iddings sank a three-pointer at the 6:45 mark. CSUN responded with a 14-0 run that was capped off by a Nate three-pointer with just over three minutes to play. TMU would get no closer than 15 down the stretch.
The Mustangs saw three players score in double figures paced by Brooke Bailey who recorded 13. Hannah Forrar scored 12 while Iddings added 10. The Matadors used their height advantage to outrebound TMU 55-42, 25-16 on the offensive glass. CSUN scored 46 points in the paint, compared to 16 for the Mustangs. The Matadors made 12 steals, scoring 17 points off 19 TMU turnovers.
"We knew going into the game that our advantage was going to be inside," said CSUN head coach Jason Flowers. "Although we had to remind them a couple of times, I thought we did a good job of getting the ball inside. For the most part, our bigs scored at a high percentage. We still have a lot to work on going forward."
CSUN started sophomore Terrin Sullivan at point guard and she registered a game high seven assists, six points, five rebounds, and two steals. For Nate, it was her basketball action since playing in high school as she spent the past four seasons playing for the CSUN softball team. All-in-all, Flowers was pleased with the progress his team made despite only dressing nine players for the game due to various injuries.
"A lot of people got to see their first action today," Flowers said. "Terrin got to play 32 minutes and is showing progress on getting better. Taylor got a start and did some good things. (Freshman) Juliana (Louis) showed a lot of energy and gave great effort in the first half. (Freshman) Destiny (Brooks) got to play some quality minutes."
CSUN opens the regular season Nov. 10 when the Matadors travel to the University of Oregon in the first round of the preseason Women's NIT.
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