The Warriors have a light schedule this week with only one game at home on Thursday night. Stan State will be hosting Cal State San Marcos for their only competition against the Cougars so far this season.

Team Records: 12-12, 10-5 CCAA [CCAA Standings]

Thursday
Warriors vs. Cal State San Marcos, Ed & Bertha Fitzpatrick Arena, Turlock, 5:30 p.m.
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This Week's Opponent

Cal State San Marcos COUGARS (11-8, 8-6 CCAA)
Series Notes: Cal State San Marcos became a member of the CCAA in the fall of 2015, and Stanislaus State has come up against them twice since they joined the conference. Last season the Warriors defeated the Cougars both at home and in San Marcos by scoring 63 points in both games (63-60, 63-50). 
 
Last Time We Met... was on Jan. 23, 2016. The Warriors traveled to Cal State San Marcos and took home the win 63-50 ... Ana Burch was the leading scorer for both teams with 16 points. She also had four rebounds and three steals ... Riley Holladay led the Warriors in rebounding with seven rebounds against the Cougars. 
 
About the Cougars: Currently Savannah Camp leads the Cougars in scoring with an average of 13.4 points per game. Camp shoots 34.7 percent from the field, and 63.5 percent from the free throw line. Camp is also Cal State San Marcos' top rebounder with 5.1 rebounds per game ... As a team the Cougars shoot 37.7 percent from the field, 25.6 percent from behind the three-point arc, and 65.4 percent from the free throw line ... The Cougars are ranked first in the CCAA for blocked shots with an average of 3.93 blocked shots per game. 
 
Warriors Back at It: After falling into a pit of defeat, the Warriors were able to break their three-game losing streak turning around the tone of their season. Stan State has now won two in a row with victories over San Francisco State and Sonoma State last weekend. 
 
Home Court Advantage: Over the next two weeks Stan State will stay in Turlock for their last two home games of the regular season. The Warriors play better at home with a 6-4 home record and a 6-8 record away from Turlock. After earning two wins last weekend the Warrior women have built momentum to add to the home court advantage they will gain for their next two competitions.
 
Breaking Her Funk: For a number of weeks Cassidy Sanders-Curry was the shining star for her team. Recently however, other Warriors have taken the leading role. Not only did the Warriors break a losing streak last weekend, but Sanders-Curry was also able to break out of her funk and return to her rank as the Warriors leader. She was the top scorer for Stan State on both Friday and Saturday nights. On Friday Sanders-Curry tallied 15 points going 4-for-6 from the field, and shooting 100 percent on a total of seven opportunities at the free throw line ... On Saturday, she earned herself another double-double with 13 points and 13 rebounds. 
 
Larsen In the Lead: Another Warrior had a successful weekend making strides in both her personal achievements and as a CCAA leader. Erika Larsen reached four new milestones against this past weekend's opponents. Larsen set a new personal season high with 12 points on Friday.  She set a new season high with 12 rebounds on Saturday, also earning her very first double-double with 10 points and 12 rebounds. Additionally, it was the first time this season that Larsen has scored double digits in two consecutive games ... Along with her personal accomplishments, Larsen is still standing at the top of the CCAA in blocked shots. She is currently tied for second place with an average of 1.4 blocked shots per game. 
 
Other Warrior Achievements: Versus Sonoma State on Saturday Ana Burch set a new career high of nine rebounds ... With eight rebounds on Friday and seven rebounds on Saturday, Riley Holladay took back her title as the number one defensive rebounder in the conference with 5.9 defensive rebounds per game.
 
CCAA Playoffs – Round One: The regular season for CCAA basketball is nearing the end, and soon we will find out which eight teams will make the conference tournament. The top four teams in the CCAA will host the first round matchups on Tuesday Feb. 28. Currently the Warriors are tied for third place in the California Collegiate Athletic Association and are in line to host round one of the CCAA championships.