California State University Northridge Athletics
Saturday, November 30
Stockton, Calif.
1:00 P.M.
California State University at Northridge
2-6
67
vs
59
Indiana State
2-5
1st quarter1
2nd quarter2
3rd quarter3
4th quarter4
FinalF
Indiana St.
12
16
19
12
59
CSUN
19
18
17
13
67
Team Stats
ISU
CSUN
FG%
.382
.455
3FG%
.364
.421
FT%
.591
.563
RB
33
31
TO
19
18
STL
11
10
Game Leaders
Pts
20
FGM
6
3FGM
4
FTM
4
Pts
14
FGM
6
3FGM
1
FTM
1
Pts
12
FGM
5
3FGM
0
FTM
2
Pts
11
FGM
4
3FGM
3
FTM
0
Players Mentioned
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Photo by: Braden Villanueva
CSUN Defeats Indiana State To Take Third At Pacific Tournament
11/30/2019 4:19:00 PM | Women's Basketball
STOCKTON, Calif.—CSUN defeated Indiana State 67-59 in the third-place game of the Pacific Tiger Turkey-Tip Off Saturday afternoon in the Spanos Center.
HOW IT HAPPENED
ACCORDING TO HEAD COACH JASON FLOWERS
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HOW IT HAPPENED
- Meghann Henderson scored nine of the first 13 CSUN points as the Matadors led 13-8 at the first quarter media timeout. Henderson would end the first period with 11 of the 19 CSUN points as the Matadors led by seven.
- CSUN kept the Sycamores off the scoreboard for nearly four minutes as the Matadors sprinted out to a 10-point lead, 28-18. A Jordyn Jackson three-pointer with 1:17 remaining in the first half provided the Matadors, their largest advantage of the opening frame, 36-23. Indiana State scored five of the final six points of the half to make it 37-28 at halftime.
- The Sycamores sprinted out to an 11-5 start to the third quarter. Leading 42-37, CSUN responded with four straight for a nine-point lead at the media timeout. Keyed by a pair of Deja Williams three-pointers, the Matadors would go up 52-41 at the 3:21 mark of the period. Indiana State outscored CSUN 6-2 over the final three minutes to trail 54-47 after 30 minutes.
- An 8-2 CSUN start to the fourth quarter earned the Matadors a 13-point advantage. The Matadors led 62-51 at the fourth-quarter media timeout. After holding the Sycamores off the board for over three minutes, a pair of LeAndra Echi free throws at 2:54 reduced the CSUN lead to nine.
- Two CSUN turnovers in 27 seconds with just under two to go resulted in four Indiana State points and a 62-57 score. De'Jionae Calloway was fouled with 1:26 remaining but missed both free throw attempts. Echi missed a layup. Henderson got the rebound and was fouled. She made 1-of-2 from the charity stripe at 1:07.
- Jasmine Elder scored the next time down for the Sycamores. CSUN called a timeout with 48 seconds remaining, leading 63-59. CSUN dribbled the clock down to 27.2 seconds where Williams was fouled. She connected on both. Echi was fouled 10 seconds later. Echi missed both with Wiliams coming away with the rebound. She was fouled with 14.7 seconds remaining. The freshman from Long Beach sank both to increase the lead to 69-57. Dei'Janae Williams failed to connect on a three-point attempt shortly before the buzzer went off. The Matadors came away with the rebound and the victory.
- Deja Williams led all scorers for CSUN with 20 points. Williams, a freshman, added three steals in her first start of the year. Henderson tallied 14 points and four steals. Calloway recorded her third double-double in the last four games with 12 points and 11 rebounds. Jackson came off the bench for 11.
- Jamyra McChristine's double-double of 18 points and 10 rebounds paced Indiana State (2-5). Echi also posted a double-double as she scored 11 points and had 10 rebounds. Dei'Janae Williams scored while Elder added 10.
- The Matadors shot 45.5% (25-of-55), compared to 38.2% (21-of-55) for the Sycamores. CSUN forced 19 Indiana State turnovers and made 10 steals.
ACCORDING TO HEAD COACH JASON FLOWERS
- "I thought we came out and put together a full game. There were times that we showed how good we can be at both ends of the floor. We were much more efficient offensively. We made plays in the fourth quarter. Deja stepped up and was big. She had two really good games on the offensive end. She was much better defensively today. I thought De'Jionae made some big time effort plays, some of them showed up in the stat sheet and some of them didn't. I thought Meghann was good, it was an all-around team effort.
UP NEXT
- CSUN (2-6) travels to Loyola Marymount (2-5) on Wednesday. Coverage on the W.tv begins at noon.
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