Women’s basketball: First-place Matadors aim to cut down on turnovers

CSUN center Jasmine Erving averages 14.1 points and 2.1 turnovers per game. Photo Credit: Andres Aguila / Senior Photographer

There can only be so many things said about CSUN’s last two performances. Mainly, the team has tallied two more wins, but at a cost. The Matadors, who are in first place in the Big West Conference, have collected 106 rebounds in the past two games, but that statistic has been overshadowed by another stat that no team would want to see on its record. Despite crashing the boards effectively, the team has accumulated 60 turnovers in the matches. “It’s… Read more

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Women’s basketball: Matadors defeat Bakersfield despite numerous turnovers

CSUN forward Jessica Duarte led the Matadors in the second half to defeat CSU Bakersfield Saturday night at the Matadome. Photo Credit: Andres Aguila / Senior Photographer

One would think a coach would be happy after seeing their team come back from 32-24 halftime deficit. That wasn’t the case for CSUN head coach Jason Flowers after the Matadors (12-9, 6-2 Big West) won 54-52 against CSU Bakersfield (4-19) Saturday night at the Matadome. He took his time as he tried to find the right words to say about his squad’s performance. “We were making (bad) decisions with the basketball,” said Flowers, carefully commenting on his team’s back-to-back… Read more

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Women’s basketball: Matador treys puts Fullerton away in overtime

The Matadors edged out Cal State Fullerton in overtime Wednesday night at Titan Gym. Photo credit: Andres Aguila / Senior Photographer

It has been a season of nail biters for the Matadors so far, and they didn’t disappoint again Wednesday night. Down by two points after a free throw made by Titan guard Kathleen Iwuoha, CSUN (11-9, 6-2 Big West) was down 47-45 with 1:41 left in the second half. Then 31 seconds later Matador forward Jessica Duarte sank a 3-pointer to put her team up by one. But Fullerton wouldn’t go away, splitting a pair of free throws to tie… Read more

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Men’s volleyball: Matadors travel to Westwood to take on No. 3 UCLA

The Matadors, who beat Long Beach State Friday, face No. 3 UCLA at the John Wooden Center. Photo Credit: Michael Cheng / Daily Sundial

Coming off a down-to-the-wire victory, CSUN is looking to get on a winning streak at UCLA tonight at the John Wooden Center. The Matadors (2-4, 1-2 MPSF) pulled off a thrilling five-set win in their last game against the then No. 8-ranked Long Beach State 49ers Friday night in the Matadome. After exchanging victories in the first two sets with the 49ers, CSUN dropped the third and put itself in a 2-1 hole. The Matadors attack managed to finish with… Read more

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Women’s basketball: CSUN takes the show on the road to Fullerton

Freshman guard Ashlee Guay, middle, is six steals away from breaking a CSUN record. Photo Credit: Andres Aguial / Senior Photographer.

Finding itself tied for first in the Big West Conference, CSUN (10-9, 5-2 Big West) looks to bounce back from its double-overtime loss as it faces Cal State Fullerton (8-10, 1-5) tonight at Titan Gym. This season’s current success has a lot to do with the combination of senior center Jasmine Erving and her leadership abilities and the energy and youth of freshman guard Ashlee Guay. “(Guay’s) a worker,” CSUN head coach Jason Flowers said after the team’s win against… Read more

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Women’s basketball: Matadors fall short in double-overtime against UCSB

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The last two games for the Matadors had been close. Coming back from a 13-point halftime deficit to beat Pacific and a three-point shootout in its victory against Cal Poly, CSUN was getting good at winning close games in the Big West Conference. What looked to be another close win for CSUN (10-9, 5-2 Big West) turned out to be a close 71-67 double-overtime loss to UC Santa Barbara (8-9, 3-3) Saturday night at the Matadome. With this loss, the… Read more

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Women’s basketball: Guay’s treys and Alama’s steal land the Matadors a victory against Cal Poly

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It had been a close game the entire night, and with 1:59 left to play, it was anyone’s guess as to who would come away with a win in this Big West Conference showdown. After numerous missed shots from both sides, it was CSUN (10-8, 5-1 Big West) that came up with a critical steal that resulted in the game-winning basket to defeat Cal Poly (6-11, 3-2) 79-77 Thursday night at the Matadome. Matador forward Violet Alama came up with… Read more

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Women’s basketball: Matadors flip the switch and come back from 13 point deficit at Pacific

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After a disappointing performance in the first half, CSUN (9-8, 4-1 Big West) mounted an impressive comeback victory, defeating Pacific (9-7, 3-2) 72-68 Saturday night at the Alex G. Spanos Center. “I thought the kids played hard and earned the win in the second half,” CSUN head coach Jason Flowers said. “We have a great group of young women and they showed great character tonight.” Finding themselves down 33-20 at halftime, it seemed as though the Matadors were about to… Read more

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Men’s basketball: CSUN struggles against Pacific zone defense

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With CSUN head coach Bobby Braswell feeling under the weather, assistant coach Danny Sprinkle was in charge as his team faced an opponent who is on a seven-game losing streak. As both teams took the court and Pacific went on an 8-0 run with 13:17 left in the first half, it was clear the team the Matadors were facing weren’t playing like they had lost their last seven games. “I think offensively, it was just one of those nights for… Read more

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