The Warrior women will be back inside Fitzpatrick Arena this week for their second of three home weekends this month. Stan State will be hosting another pair of CCAA teams, Cal State Dominguez Hills on Friday night, and Cal State L.A. on Saturday.

Friday
Warriors vs. Cal State Dominguez Hills (4-9, 1-5 CCAA), Ed & Bertha Fitzpatrick Arena, Turlock, 5:30 p.m. [Live Stats] [Live Video] [Live Audio]
 
Saturday
Warriors vs. Cal State L.A. (9-7, 6-2 CCAA), Ed & Bertha Fitzpatrick Arena, Turlock, 5:30 p.m. [Live Stats] [Live Video] [Live Audio]
 
This Week's Opponents
 
Cal State Dominguez Hills (4-9, 1-5 CCAA)
Series Notes: Stanislaus State has a 15-20 record against the Toros, last defeating them twice in the 2011-12 season.

About the Toros: Imari Brown is the Toros' leading scorer with an average of 15.5 points per game. She is also the second highest rebounder with an average of 5.9 rebounds per game ... Destinee Williams leads the Toros with 6.5 reobunds per game ... Overall, the Toros shoot at 37.7 precent.
 
Cal State L.A. (9-7, 6-2 CCAA)
Series Notes:  The Warriors have a slight edge on the Eagles with a 19-17 winning history against Cal State L.A.

About the Golden Eagles: Rikke Fabricius averages 14.7 points per game to lead the Cal State L.A. She is 66-for-135 from the field, and 71-for-106 from the free throw line ... Da'Jah Jackson follows Fabricius with 14.1 points per game ... Mackenzie Barnes leads Cal State L.A. with an average of 6 rebounds per game (35 offensive, 61 defensive) ... As a team, the Golden Eagles shoot at 40.2 percent on average.

Domination in Her Senior Season
Senior Cassidy Sanders-Curry is leaving everything on the court for her last season as a Warrior with another strong performance this past weekend. After recovering from an illness on Friday night, Sanders-Curry once again brought out her A game against the Gators on Saturday. With 23 points and 14 rebounds, she tallied her third double-double for this season ... Saturday marked the 10th time that Sanders- Curry has led her team as the top scorer ... With 14 rebounds she set herself a new career high, and Sanders-Curry is now tied as the leading offensive rebounder in the California Collegiate Athletic Association with 4.0 per game.

Hot at the Hoop
Against the Gators on Saturday night, Cassidy Sanders-Curry tallied her third 20 plus point game in just two weekends. She scored 23 points against Cal State San Bernardino on Dec. 29, 24 points against UC San Diego on Dec. 30, and 23 points against San Francisco State on Jan. 7. In the last four games, Sanders-Curry is averaging 19.8 points per game ... In addition to her three 20-point games, Sanders-Curry has scored double figures seven additional times this season.

Caught at the Top
Another influential Warrior who is leaving everything on the basketball court for her final year is senior guard Riley Holladay. Holladay began the season with a slow start in 2016, but has quickly increased her game coming into the new year. On Saturday, Holladay tallied her first double-double for the season with 14 points and 11 rebounds against San Francisco State. Her efficiency at the hoop helped her set a new season high for herself, which she previously set at 10 points ... Saturday was the second time over the weekend that Holladay caught 11 rebounds, snatching the same on Friday against the Seawolves. Her aggressive rebounding abilities have put Holladay at the top as the number one defensive rebounder in the CCAA with 7.1 defensive rebounds per game.

Warrior Milestones
After giving some respectable performances over the past few weeks, three Warriors have reach monumental milestones in their careers as Warriors. Against the Gators on Saturday night, Cassidy Sanders-Curry pulled her 500th rebound for Stan State. She now totals 502 rebounds in her career, which puts her in seventh place on the Warriors top 10 list ... On Friday night against the Seawolves, senior Reana Hardin scored her 500th point as a Warrior. She now totals 509 points in her career at Stan State ... A third Warrior is likely to reach a statistical career milestone in the near future. Riley Holladay currently tallies 191  assists in her career. Going into the weekend, Holladay is only nine assists away from reaching this landmark. Surpassing 200 assists would put Holladay at fifth place on the Warriors top 10 list in career assists ... Head coach Wayman Strickland continues to inch closer to his 100th California Collegiate Athletic Association game, now sitting at 93 CCAA competitions in his five year career at Stanislaus State.