Women's & Men's Basketball: SBVC opens
up season by knocking teams out
November 8, 2009
The Men's team traveled to San Francisco
for the City College of San Francisco
Tournament and the Women's team traveled
to Walnut for the Mt. San Antonio
College Tip Off Tournament, each team
reaching the championship finals
respectively.
Women's basketball opened up the
Mt. SAC Tip Off Tournament with
a game against a testy Palomar
team that was out for revenge
after SBVC upset Palomar, in the
opening round of the 08-09 State
Playoffs. SBVC won, 64-52. In
the second round, SBVC faced
regional rival, Riverside, where
SBVC triumphed, 81-70. In the
tournament championship final,
SBVC faced host team, Mt. San
Antonio, and fell by 4 points,
44-48.
Men's
basketball opened up the
City College of San Francisco
Tournament with a game against
the host team, City College of
San Francisco. SBVC faced CCSF
in the opening round of the
State finals 8 months prior,
losing in a triple overtime game
for the ages. With reciprocity
on their minds, SBVC returned
the favor by thumping CCSF,
80-67. In the second game, SBVC
faced an always tough Fresno
team, and won 90-78.
In the
tournament championship final,
SBVC faced the preseason number
one in the Foothill Conference,
Mt. San Jacinto, that ranking
meant nothing, as SBVC crushed
Mt. San Jacinto, 89-69, to win
the City College of San
Francisco Tournament. In the
preseason coaches poll, CCSF was
ranked fifth in the state,
Fresno was ranked first, Mt. San
Jacinto was ranked third, and
SBVC was ranked fourth.
Women's Basketball :
Pullum signs letter of intent
September 1, 2009
Sophomore
guard Dwayanna Pullum (Riverside
John Wesley North) has signed a
letter of intent with the Dakota
State University Trojans. Pullum
will follow teammate Angela
Green to DSU.
Pullum
played her high school ball for
the Huskies of Riverside J.W.
North. While playing basketball
for SBVC, Pullum was named 1st
team All-Foothill League for the
2008-2009 season. Pullum, while
at SBVC, was a part of back to
back Foothill Conference title
teams, and was on the SBVC
2007-2008 Women's Basketball
team that tied the school record
for most consecutive wins and
most wins a season. Pullum is
Psychology major and has a
career goal of “making mad
money” and “be the best that I
can be in life.” Her hobbies
include, “Playing ball, kicking
it with the fam bam and the
homies.”
Dakota
State University is located in
the town of Madison, South
Dakota about 50 miles northwest
of Sioux Falls.
The Dakota State University
Trojans play in DSU Memorial
Field House and are coached by
Joe Reints. In the 2008-2009
season the Trojans went 8-21
overall and 3-11 in conference
play. DSU is in the Dakota
Athletic Conference of the NAIA.
Women's Basketball:
Green signs letter of intent
August
27, 2009
Sophomore forward Angela Green
(Riverside La Sierra) has signed
a letter of intent with the
Dakota State
University Trojans.
Green
played her high school ball for
the Eagles of La Sierra. While
playing basketball for the
Eagles, Green was named 1st
team All-Ivy League, 2nd
team All-Ivy League, Best
Defensive Player, and Team MVP.
Green while at SBVC was a part
of back to back Foothill
Conference title teams, and was
on the SBVC 2007-2008 Women's
Basketball team that tied the
school record for most
consecutive wins and most wins a
season. Green is Sociology major
and has a career goal of helping
people, and make money. Her
hobbies include basketball,
singing, reading, and writing.
Dakota
State University is located in
the town of Madison, South
Dakota about 50 miles northwest
of Sioux Falls.
The Dakota
State University Trojans play in
DSU Memorial Field House and are
coached by Joe Reints. In the
2008-2009 season the Trojans
went 8-21 overall and 3-11 in
conference play. DSU is in the
Dakota Athletic Conference of
the NAIA.
Women's Basketball :
Frazier signs letter of intent
July 29, 2009
S ophomore
Guard Ashleigh Frazier (Redlands East Valley) has signed a
letter of
intent with
the Academy of Art University Urban Knights in
San Francisco.
Frazier
played her high school ball for the Wildcats of Redlands East Valley, where
she was named Most Improved. Frazier while at SBVC was a part of
back to back Foothill Conference title teams, and was on the SBVC
2007-2008 Women's Basketball team that tied the school record for
most consecutive wins and most wins a season. Frazier was named to
the 2008-2009 first team all-Foothill Conference, during that year
Frazier was also named SBVC Student Athlete of the Month for the
month of January and was named honorable mention to the State
Student Athlete of the Month for the month of January. Frazier is a
photography major and has a
career goal of becoming a professional photographer. Her hobbies include
skateboarding, watching TV., going on the computer, and texting.
The
Academy of Art University Urban Knights
play at Kezar Pavilion in Golden Gate Park and are coached by
Lindsey Yamasaki. In the 2008-2009 season the Urban Knights went 6-20
and are in the Pacific West Conference
of Division II.
This article was written by Jason Leone.
SBVC Women’s Basketball: Sheppard signs
letter of intent with Oregon State University
April
30, 2009
San
Bernardino Valley College
sophomore guard, Eisha Sheppard
(Victorville Victor Valley), has
signed a letter of intent with a
Division I school, the Oregon
State University Beavers.
Sheppard led the SBVC Women’s
Basketball in scoring and points
per game, on their way to
winning their second straight
Foothill Conference. Sheppard
was named
first team all-Foothill
Conference,
having a season high of 28
points against Chaffey along
with a 68% free throw shooting
percentage.
She
chose the Beavers because, “I
like their program, I fit in
well with my future teammates, I
like their coach, and the
community offers a great deal of
support for Oregon State.”
Sheppard will start school in
late September and is looking to
pursue a career in Sports
Management, intending to
eventually coach basketball. “I
have always wanted to play in
the PAC-10, it is a tough
conference,” said Sheppard.
Oregon State University is
located in western Oregon in the
town of Corvallis about 50 miles
east of the Pacific Ocean and
about 80 miles south of
Portland.
The
OSU Beavers play at Amory Tingle
"Slats" Gill Coliseum and are
coached by LaVonda Wagner. In
the 2008-2009 season the Beavers
went 20-12, going 9-9 in
conference play, and advancing
to the third round of the
Women’s NIT. The Beavers are in
the PAC-10 Conference.
Women's Basketball:
Conference Honors
March 4, 2009
This is Women’s basketball head
coach Susan Crebbin’s fourth year as head coach. Crebbin has coached two teams
to Foothill Conference titles, including last year’s team, making her the first
coach in SBVC Women’s basketball history to record back-to-back conference
championship teams.
SBVC Women’s Basketball has
won a Conference title 4 times since its inception in 1975; 1998, 2001,
2008, 2009.
Women’s basketball sophomore guard Ashleigh
Frazier (Redlands East Valley) was named the San Bernardino Valley
College Student Athlete of the Month for the month of
January. In addition, Frazier was named as an honorable mention to the
California Student Athlete of the Month and was named first team all-Foothill
Conference.
Women’s basketball
sophomore guard Dwayanna Pullum (Riverside John Wesley
North) and sophomore guard Eisha Sheppard (Victorville Victor Valley) were also
named first team all-Foothill Conference. Freshman forward Kimberly Kipp
(Riverside Martin Luther King, Jr.) was name as an Honorable Mention.
Men's & Women's Basketball
Teams Getting Closer to State
Finals
March 4, 2009
San
Bernardino Valley College Women’s and Men’s basketball are keeping pace
with some stiff competition and are one win away from representing SBVC
in Fresno at the state finals next week.
This week
the SBVC Women’s basketball team will travel to Pasadena with tip off
set for 7 pm and the SBVC Men’s basketball team is hosting San Diego
Miramar here at SBVC with tip off set for 7 pm.
San
Bernardino Valley College is the only school in Southern California to
have both Women’s and Men’s basketball teams in the third round of the
Southern California Regional’s.
This was the
first year in San Bernardino Valley College’s history that both Women’s
and Men’s basketball teams won a Conference title in the same year.
In accordance with bylaw 6.8.16D1 & 6.8.16D2
of the Constitution and Bylaws of the California Community College
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Women's Basketball: 3rd Round Playoff game at
Pasadena Saturday
February 28, 2009
Foothill Conference
Champion and number twelve seed, San Bernardino Valley College Women’s
Basketball team defeated Palomar, 55-54, in San Marcos, setting up a
showdown at number four seed Pasadena this Saturday, March 7th, time of the game is 7pm. Directions
to Pasadena are available
here.
Women's Basketball: 2nd Round Playoff game at
Palomar Saturday
February 24, 2009
Foothill Conference
Champion and number twelve seed, San Bernardino Valley College Women’s
Basketball team, will travel to San Marcos Palomar this Saturday for their
playoff match-up time of the game is 7pm. Directions
to Palomar are available
here.
Game times at 7:00 PM unless
otherwise stated
#13 Chaffey (22-9) at
#4 Pasadena (28-4), Friday
#12 San Bernardino Valley (20-11) at #5 Palomar (26-4), Saturday
Friday-Saturday winners play Saturday, March 7
The rest of the
Southern California bracket:
#17 Santa Barbara
(22-12) at #16 Cerritos (20-12), Wednesday
#16-#17 winner vs. #1 Mt. San Antonio (29-3), Saturday
#9 Fullerton (23-9) vs. #8 Rio Hondo (26-6), Friday
Friday-Saturday winners play Saturday, March 7
#18 Citrus (22-10) at #15 Los Angeles Pierce (23-9), Wednesday
#18-#15 winner at #2 Ventura (31-0), Saturday
#10 Mt. San Jacinto (23-8) at #7 Canyons (23-8), Friday
Friday-Saturday winners play Saturday, March 7
#14 Orange Coast (21-10) at #3 Antelope Valley (26-9), Friday
#11 Cypress (22-9) at #6 Los Angeles City (26-4), Saturday
Friday-Saturday winners play Saturday, March 7
The Northern
California bracket:
Game times at 7:00 PM unless
otherwise stated
#17 San Mateo (18-12) at #16 Sacramento (12-14), Wednesday
#16-#17 winner vs. #1 San Francisco (31-2), 7:30 PM, Saturday
#9 (10) Skyline (23-6) vs. #8 Lassen (18-11), Friday
Friday-Saturday winners play Saturday, March 7 at the higher seed, time TBD.
#18 Solano (17-12) at #15 Chabot (13-16), Wednesday
#18-#15 winner at #2 San Joaquin Delta (27-6), Saturday
#10 (9) Siskiyous at #7 Ohlone (18-8), Friday
Friday-Saturday winners play Saturday, March 7 at the higher seed, time TBD.
#14 Butte (16-14) at #3 Foothill (25-6), Friday
#11 Shasta (20-10) at #6 Santa Rosa (20-12), Saturday
Friday-Saturday winners play Saturday, March 7 at the higher seed, time TBD.
#13 San Jose (18-14) at #4 Fresno (28-6), Friday
#12 Merced (17-14) at #5 Sierra (22-10), Saturday
Friday-Saturday winners play Saturday, March 7 at the higher seed, time TBD.
Women's Basketball
wins
Foothill
Conference title
February 21, 2009
SBVC Women’s
Basketball: SBVC 69 at Mt. San Jacinto 72
SBVC Women win
Foothill Conference for first time in back-to-back years. With Antelope
Valley losing to Rio Hondo, 54-60, on Saturday, SBVC wrapped up its first
back-to-back Foothill Conference titles ever. SBVC Women’s Basketball has
won a Conference title 4 times since its inception in 1975; 1998, 2001,
2008, 2009.
Women's
Basketball:
Foothill
Conference
title will be decided at Mt. San Jacinto this Saturday
February 18, 2009
SBVC Women’s Basketball: With the
loss to Rio Hondo and tonight’s
victory by Antelope Valley over
Chaffey, 59-57, this puts SBVC in a
tie with Antelope Valley at 11-2
atop the Foothill Conference. SBVC
must win on Saturday at Mt. San
Jacinto or Antelope Valley must lose
to Rio Hondo on Saturday for SBVC to
win the Foothill Conference crown.
SBVC defeated Mt. San Jacinto on
January 24 in San Bernardino,
69-64.SBVC has defeated Antelope
Valley twice this season. SBVC won
the Foothill Conference title last
year.
Women's Basketball: Frazier named SBVC Student
Athlete of the Month
February
2, 2009
Women’s
basketball
sophomore guard Ashleigh Frazier
(Redlands East Valley) was named
the San Bernardino Valley College
Student Athlete of the Month for the
month of January.
Head coach Susan Crebbin gave his
reasons why Frazier deserved such an honor.
"Sophomore athlete that has stepped up. Accepted the challenge of guarding the
best player/guard on the opposing team. Much of the team’s success has also come
with her improved play. Consistent scoring threat and has produced six double
figure games. Plays 38+ minutes in big games.”
Women's
Basketball: Sweeps Mt. San Jacinto
January 24, 200 9
The SBVC women’s basketball team (7-0,
16-8) held onto sole possession of first
place in Foothill Conference with a
victory over the Mt. San Jacinto Eagles,
69-64.
In the women’s game the Eagles came in
only one game back from the SBVC
Wolverines with a 5-1 conference record.
The game started off slow for the
Wolverines as they trailed by eight
points in the opening minutes of the
game. The Wolverines shot 32 percent in
the first half while the Eagles shot 44
percent. The Wolverines battled back to
take the lead and went into the half up
33-25. With 8:30 remaining in the game,
the score was tied, 48-48. The Eagles
took their first lead since the start of
the half 53-50 with 7:20 remaining. The
game went back and forth, but with 2:47
left in the game, the Wolverines
regained the lead, 60-59. With twelve
seconds remaining the Wolverines had an
almost costly turnover to give
possession to the Eagles with a one
point lead. Excellent defense by the
Wolverines forced the Eagles to a missed
shot. Mt. San Jacinto was forced to foul
sophomore guard Eisha Sheppard
(Victorville Victor Valley) and put her
on the free throw line with six tenths
(0.6) of a second left in the game.
Before she could shoot her free throws a
technical foul was called on the Mt. San
Jacinto head coach which gave Sheppard
two more free throw attempts. Sheppard
showed her composure as she made all
four shots to put the game away and
finalize the victory for the Wolverines.
Sheppard lead the Wolverines with 24
points, sophomore forward Brittany
Thompson (San Bernardino Pacific) had 15
rebounds, sophomore guard Dwayanna
Pullum (Riverside J.W. North) added 12
points and seven rebounds, sophomore
guard Ashleigh Frazier (Redlands East
Valley) scored 11 and sophomore forward
Angela Green (Riverside La Sierra) had 8
rebounds. The women’s next game will be
at home, on January 31st,
against Barstow at 1pm.
This article was written by Serina Stephens.
Women's
Basketball: Triumphs over Antelope Valley
January 17, 2009
The
women’s basketball team (5-0, 14-8) had an impressive victory over Antelope
Valley to gain sole possession of first place in Foothill Conference 54-47.
In the women’s game the
Wolverines shot 30 percent overall from the field, a final surge at the end of
the game gave the Wolverines the win. This was the second of four straight games
against state-ranked opponents for the Wolverines. The Wolverines beat No. 12
ranked Chaffey last week and now No. 8 ranked Antelope Valley. The game was a
close race throughout, but the Wolverines weren’t about to let their undefeated
conference record slip away. The Wolverines held Antelope Valley to 30 percent
from the field and only 11 percent from the 3-point line in the second half.
Leading the Wolverines was
sophomore guard Dwayanna Pullum (Riverside J.W. North) with 19 points and nine
rebounds. Sophomore forward Brittany Thompson (San Bernardino Pacific) had 11
rebounds and nine points and adding eight rebounds each was sophomore guard
Eisha Sheppard (Victorville Victor Valley) and sophomore guard Ashleigh Frazier
(Redlands East Valley). The Wolverines will face two more state-ranked teams
this week and travel to No. 13 Rio Hondo on Wednesday and then face No. 11 Mt.
San Jacinto at home on Saturday.
This article was written by Serina Stephens.
Women's Basketball: Stuns Chaffey in Win
January 14, 200 9
SBVC took on their
cross county rival Chaffey and walked
away with victories. The women’s
basketball team won, 83-71.
The women’s
basketball team (4-0, 13-8) pulled out a
close victory against their Foothill
conference rival Chaffey to keep their
undefeated conference record alive. The
Wolverines lead 38-31 at halftime and
held their lead throughout the game.
Chaffey kept
fighting to bring the deficit to within
5 points with 8:31 to play in the game.
The Wolverines did not let their
opponents get any closer than that, and
finished the game with a win over the
Chaffey Panthers.
Sophomore guard
Ashleigh Frazier (Redlands East Valley)
led the Wolverines with 21 points, 6
rebounds and 4 assists. Sophomore guard
Eisha Sheppard (Victorville Victor
Valley) added 20 points to the
Wolverines win and freshman forward
Kimberly Kipp (Riverside Martin Luther
King, Jr.) had 14 points and 6 rebounds
to lift the Wolverines past Panthers.
This article was written by Serina Stephens.
Women's Basketball: Double Dip
Against Conference Foes
January 7, 200 9
The lights
were bright in a home opener for the
defending Women's Basketball Foothill
Conference Champions. The Women's team
demolished a Cerro Coso team that
traveled with only 5 players, 94-36.
In the first game, the Women's (2-0
11-8) team had five players score in
double figures led by an 18 point
performance from starting sophomore
guard Dwayanna Pullum (Riverside J.W.
North), followed closely by sophomore
guard Eisha Sheppard (Victorville Victor
Valley) with 16 points, freshman forward
Nanita Munns (Riverside La Sierra) with
14 points, freshman forward Lisa Kipp
(Riverside Martin Luther King, Jr.) with
10 points, sophomore guard Ashleigh
Frazier (Redlands East Valley) with 10
points, and sophomore forward Brittany
Thompson (San Bernardino Pacific) with
10 total rebounds and 9 points.
SBVC
Women's Basketball split at Orange Coast
Tourney
December
1, 2008
The
San Bernardino Valley College Women's
Basketball team is looking to get back
to their winning ways after a tough
split at the Orange Coast College
Crossover Tournament in Costa Mesa.
On November 28th, SBVC played Santa Ana,
winning 70-66.
Freshman
forward Kimberly Kipp (Riverside MLK,
Jr.) lead the team with 22
points and 8 total rebounds. SBVC pressured the Dons into 22 turnovers and converted them into
points. Sophomore guard Eisha Sheppard (Victor Valley) scored 12 points
and sophomore guard Dwayanna Pullum
(Riverside J.W. North) had 10 points
in the close win. The Dons have a record of 2-6.
On November
29th, Orange Coast outlasted SBVC in a
game that lasted three overtime periods,
SBVC lost 85-79. Sheppard lead the team
in points with 25 and contributed 9 total rebounds.
Sophomore forward Angela Green
(Riverside La Sierra) had her first
double-double of the year, leading the
team in total rebounds with 13 and
contributing 14 points. Kipp had 10 total rebounds
and 2 points, Pullum had 17 points
and 5 total rebounds, and freshman
Nanita Munns (Riverside La Sierra) had
11 points and 7 totals rebounds in the
tiring close loss. The Pirates have a
record of 6-1.
SBVC is coached by Susan Crebbin in her
fourth season with San Bernardino Valley
and
SBVC will continue non-conference play
this Friday, December 5, at 5 p.m. at
the Oceanside MiraCosta Spartans.
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