CSUN Hosts Hawai'i On ESPN 3 Thursday Night

Women's Basketball Notebook

NORTHRIDGE, Calif.-- CSUN, in the midst of a three-game women's basketball home stand, hosts Hawai'i Thursday night. Tip is set for 7:04 p.m. on ESPN 3 or the Watch ESPN App. Tim Becwar will handle the play-by-play with Dave Miller on the color. Courtney Sweet will serve as the sideline reporter.

The CSUN Sports Network presented by Dignity Health has the audio stream with Eric Kaback on the audio call. All links can be found on GoMatadors.com on the women's basketball schedule page.

The Rainbow Wahine are 10-15, 3-9 in Big West play. Sarah Toeaina is fourth in the Big West in scoring (15.7) and fourth in field goal shooting (52.4). Tia Kanoa is the league leader in assists at 5.0 per game. Kanoa is also seventh in the conference in steals (1.6). CSUN defeated Hawai'i 70-58 in Honolulu. The Matadors have won five in a row against the Rainbow Wahine to even up the all-time series at 8-8.

CSUN tied the school record for most made free throws in a game last Saturday as the Matadors defeated Cal Poly 86-66. CSUN made 38-of-49 attempts from the charity stripe against the Mustangs.
The 38 made free throws tied the school record which was also set against the Wolfpack on Dec. 8, 1979 and are the most in a Division I game by the Matadors since CSUN made 30 against Colgate on Nov. 25, 2011.

The 49 free throw attempts were the most for CSUN since the Matadors attempted 43 free throws against UC Irvine on Feb. 27, 2010. The school record for most free throw attempts in a game is 55, which was recorded on Dec. 8, 1979. Tessa Boagni was 10-of-10 from the free throw line against Cal Poly and became the seventh CSUN player in the Matadors' Division I era to go at least 10-of-10 from the free throw line in game.

Boagni would lead four Matadors in double figures against the Mustangs. Bogani would make her first seven field goal attempts and would end the game with a team high 26 points. Claudia Ramos would go 9-of-11 from the free throw line as she scored 20 points.

Channon Fluker earned her 50th career double-double with 15 points and 12 rebounds. The 6-4 center would go 7-of-10 from the charity stripe. Meghann Henderson reached double figures for the third time this year with 11 points.

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CSUN Hosts Hawai'i On ESPN 3 Thursday Night

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Tessa Boagni

Channon Fluker

Meghann Henderson

Claudia Ramos