Cal State Stanislaus Wins Women's Game With Last-Second Bucket
February 2, 2007

Courtesy Cal State Stanislaus Sports Information Office

TURLOCK—In a game that saw nine ties and nine lead changes, it was the Cal State Stanislaus women‘s basketball team taking the narrow 51-49 win over visiting Cal State Dominguez Hills at Warrior Arena on Friday.

After a slow first half that saw the Warriors (5-13, 2-12 CCAA) take a 28-18 lead into the intermission, both teams battled in the second half with the Warriors slipping in the game-winning shot with just two seconds on the clock to earn the win over the Toros (10-7, 7-6 CCAA).

Early in the second, the Warriors saw their lead erased behind a 16-4 run of the Toros. Brigayle Inglehart led the Toro charge with 12 of the 16 points, to build a small 34-32 lead with 10:38 to play.

The score would get knotted six more times in the final 10 minutes with the Warriors making it 49-all on a pair of free-throws by Gwendolyn Page.

After Jessica Liang missed the go-ahead jumper for Dominguez Hills, Tiare Dvorak delivered the game-winner with two-ticks to go to seal the win and prevent overtime.

The Warriors won the rebound battle with a 42-37 advantage, but still had trouble keeping the ball with 27 turnovers to the Toros 13.

The Toros return to the court again next Tuesday, playing at UC San Diego.