| San José State (1-3) vs. Pacific (2-1) | |
| When | Saturday, Nov. 20 | 2:00 p.m. |
| Location | San José, Calif. | TICKETS |
| TV Broadcast & Statistics | Watch MWN | Live Stats |
| Game Notes | San José State |
| Social Media | Twitter: @SanJoseStateWBB Instagram: @sjswbb YouTube: San Jose State Spartans Use #SpartanUp |
SAN JOSE, Calif. - San José State women's basketball is in search of it's first home win of the season when the Spartans host Pacific on Saturday afternoon. Action will kick off at 2:00 p.m. and will be available to watch live on the Mountain West Network.
Opening Tip
- Senior Cydni Lewis leads the Mountain West Conference in defensive rebounds per game with 8.5 and is third in rebounds per game with 9.5
- Ella Ogier's .889 free throw percentage is good for third in the MW. The Omaha transfer is also third in offensive rebounds with 2.75 per game.
- Ogier leads the team in points per game (11.8 ppg)
- San José State boasts an impressive .873 free throw percentage that leads the conference
Last Time Out
- The Spartans lost a heartbreaker in their home opener against local rival Santa Clara
- Lewis scored a career high 24 points
- Deja Ross grabbed a career high seven rebounds
- Ogier scored in double figures for the third straight game.
- SJSU tied the contest at 46 as time ran out in the third quarter, but were bested in the final ten minutes
Ellie to Ella = Elite combo.
— San José State Basketball (@SanJoseStateWBB) November 18, 2021
Boni finds Ogier on the break and this thing is TIED!#SpartanUp | #MakingHerMark pic.twitter.com/gakqu3BiPI
Scouting Report: The Tigers
- Anaya James leads Pacific in points, assists and steals- averaging 14.3 ppg, 7.7 apg and 3.0 spg
- Top three scoring threats are all players in their first season with the team- James (14.3), Elizabeth Elliot (14.0) and Cecilia Holmberg (10.3)
- Holmberg leads team in rebounding (5.3 rpg)
- Won their first game of the season against William Jessup, 88-33, at home.
- Bradley Davis is in his seventh season at the helm of the Tigers
The History
- San José State trails 36-13 in the all-time series against Pacific
- The Tigers are on a seven game win streak that began in 2007 when Pacifc edged out a one-point victory in overtime
- The Spartans and the Tigers last faced off in 2018 when Pacific beat San José State 91-67.
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