ROHNERT PARK — The Warriors snapped a four-game losing streak in a huge way as they blew past Sonoma State, 74-60, on the road at The Wolves' Den Thursday night.
 
A second half run by Stanislaus State held-off a Sonoma State surge as the Warriors improved to 14-10 overall and 10-9 in the CCAA.
 
Head coach Paul Trevor picks up his career victory No. 150. He's 43-26 is his third season at the helm at Stanislaus State.
 
WARRIORS OF THE NIGHT
• Vida Faniel returned to the line-up after missing four games and scored 12 points on 5 of 7 shooting. He also had five rebounds.
• Darius Scott had a double-double with 16 points and 11 rebounds. It was his first double-double this season. He also had four assists with three steals.
• Ty Davis scored in double-digits for the sixth straight game with 13 points.
• Xavier Francois scored 10 points with five rebounds.
 
HOT SHOOTING NIGHT
• Stanislaus State shot 55.9 percent on the night, hitting 33 of 59 field goals. The Warriors were 8 for 17 (47.4 percent) from the three-point arc.
• The Warriors surpassed the 50 percent shooting mark for the fifth time. The 55.9 percent is a CCAA-season high and the second best tally of the year (60.9 on Nov. 9 against Holy Names).
• The 47.4 percent three-point field goal game is the Warriors' second best of the season. They shot 48 percent (12 for 25) on Jan. 4 at Humboldt State.

HOLDING OFF THE SEAWOLVES
• Sonoma State got within one, at 43-42 with 14:57 to play in the second half.
• However, an 18-2 run by the Warriors during a seven-minute stretch made it 61-44.
• The run was highlight by back-to-back three-pointers by Ty Davis and Vida Faniel.
• SSU tried to mount another comeback, but a Cameron Browne three-pointer at 5:28 made it 64-47 to put the Seawolves away for good.

ROAD WARRIORS
• The Warriors are now 11-5 in games away from Turlock this season. The 11 wins tied for the most in a season during the CCAA era.
• Stan State is 9-4 in "road games" (not counting neutral site), which is the best mark during the CCAA era.

EXTRA STATS
• The Warriors kept winning on the road and are now
• Stan State is now 11-3 in games when leading with 5:00 left to play.

• The Warriors were 0-for-2 at the free throw line Thursday night. It was the fewest free throws made by Stan State (0) since Feb. 24, 2017 at Cal State Monterey Bay. They didn't even have an attempt at the line that night.
 
CCAA STANDINGS
• Stan State remains at No. 6 in the standings behind fifth place Cal State East Bay, which only plays once this week on Saturday (CSUMB). 
• With three games remaining, the Warriors have a 1 1/2 game lead on seventh place Cal State San Marcos and a three game advantage on Cal State L.A. for eighth.