Thursday, December 5
Long Beach, Calif.
6:00 PM
Long Beach State University
vs
Cal State Fullerton
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Beach Women’s Basketball Opens Big West Action Against Cal State Fullerton
12/4/2024 1:42:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Long Beach State and Cal State Fullerton will go head-to-head at the Walter Pyramid on Thursday to kick off conference play
LONG BEACH STATE (3-3, 0-0 Big West) vs. CAL STATE FULLERTON (0-7, 0-0 Big West)
Thursday, December 5 • 6:00 p.m. • Long Beach, Calif. • Walter Pyramid
TV: ESPN+
Talent: Jason Schwartz & Devin Hudson
Live Stats: BeachLiveStats.com
X: @LBSUWBB
Beach Women's Basketball Opens Big West Action Against Cal State Fullerton
Long Beach State will take a break from its non-conference schedule to face Cal State Fullerton in The Big West opener. The local rivals will face off on Thursday, Dec. 4 at 6 p.m. in the Walter Pyramid.
Catch All the Action
All Long Beach State home games will be broadcast live on ESPN+ with Jason Schwartz and Devin Hudson on the call. Fans can also follow live stats via BeachLiveStats.com.
Staying Social
Follow Long Beach State women's basketball on Twitter and Instagram at
@LBSUWBB. You can also stay up-to-date on all things Long Beach State by following @LBSUAthletics on Twitter. Be sure to "like" us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram at @LBSU. And don't forget our hashtag #GoBeach.
About the Beach
• Long Beach State opens Big West action with a 3-3 overall record.
• The Beach are coming off of 68-61 win over Pepperdine last Sunday at the Walter Pyramid.
• As a team, LBSU is shooting 37.2% from the field and averaging 41.0 rebounds per game, which leads the conference.
• LBSU Head Coach Amy Wright is back on the hardwood for her second season at the Beach.
• The Beach welcomed back six letterwinners from a year ago, while adding eight talented newcomers to the mix.
• Rachel Loobie is the team's leader in rebounding with 6.33 boards per game to rank seventh in the conference. The grad transfer from Wright State is solid all around as she adds 5.7 points per game, while leading the Beach in blocks (8).
• Senior guard Savannah Tucker leads the Beach in scoring with 14.2 points per game. The product out of Fresno, Calif., turned in a career-high 29-point performance at Sacramento State on November 17. In addition to her hot shooting, Tucker also contributes 2.5 rebounds per game, while leading the team with 19 assists and 10 steals. Tucker is fifth in the conference in scoring, while coming in third in assists per game (3.17) and assist/turnover ratio (1.73).
• True freshman Mykelle Richards worked her way into the starting lineup the last three games. She is coming off of a career-effort with 15 points, while shooting 70.0% from the field (7-10). On the year, she owns a 53.5 field goal percentage, which is good for third in The Big West.
• Joining Richards in the Top 10 in field goal percentage is Jada Crawshaw. The sophomore out of Darwin, Australia is shooting 40.0% from the field this season. She also ranks in the Top 10 with 2.00 offensive rebounds per game which ties her for 10th with teammate Judit Oliva Fernandez. This season, Crawshaw is LBSU's second leading scorer with 10. points per game to go along with 4.0 rebounds per game, andfour steals.
• Senior guard Patricia Chung has been a consistent force for Long Beach State this season. On the defensive end, she leads the team and ranks fourth in The Big West with 4.83 defensive rebouds per game. Overall, she is the Beach's third leading scorer with 9.7 points per game, while chipping in 5.8 rebounds per game, 14 assists, and eight steals.
• In just six games, true freshman JaQuoia Jones-Brown has found her groove with the Beach. She averages 5.5 rebounds per game and 4.8 points per game, to go along with six assists, two blocks, and one steal.
• Sophomore forward Jada Crawshaw has earned the start in three of five games in which she has played this season. The Darwin, Austrailia native is LBSU's second-leading scorer with 10.0 points per game, while contributing 4.0 rebounds per game, four steals and three blocks, and two assists.
• In the Big West Preseason Coaches Poll, Long Beach State was picked to finish fourth in the standings. The Beach garnered 63 points to come in behind preseason favorite Hawaii (96 points, 6 first-place votes), second place UC Irvine (95 points, 5 first-place votes), and UC Davis (81 points).
Scouting Cal State Fullerton
• Cal State Fullerton comes into the Walter Pyramid looking to snap a seven-game losing streak. The Titans have yet to win a game this season, posting an 0-7 record.
• The Titans
• During the non-conference season, Pepperdine has played four Big West schools and posted a 3-1 record against Big West competition.
• The Titans are led by Demonnie Lagway who is averaging 10.7 points per game. She also contributes 20 rebounds, 12 assists, and eight steals.
• Aixchel Hernandez and Eva Levingston are Cal State Fullerton's leading rebounders. Hernandez leads the way with 7.7 boards, while Levingston chips in 7.3 rebounds per game.
• Hernandez also leads the Titans with 16 blocks and nine steals, while adding 8.1 points per game.
• Levingston is averaging 7.6 points per game, while totaling seven steals, five assists, and two blocks.
• Aaliyah Stanton has dished out a team-leading 17 assists this season, while contributing 9.9 points per game as the squad's second leading scorer.
The Series: The Beach vs. The Titans
Long Beach State and Cal State Fullerton will meet for the 125th time in program history. Overall, the Beach leads the all-time series 81-43. Last season, the conference foes split the series with each team defeating the other on the road. When playing in Long Beach, LBSU holds the advantage with a 45-14 record.
Career Game
Senior guard Savannah Tucker had a career game on Sunday, Nov. 17 at Sacramento State. The product out of Fresno, Calif., didn't miss a beat as she sunk 9-of-15 field goals on her way to a career-best 29-point performance. Tucker was instrumental in leading Long Beach State to a thrilling 69-68 road victory against the Hornets. In addition to her potent offense, Tucker contributed on all sides of the ball racking up seven rebounds, five assists, and four steals in the game. She is now leading the Beach with 14.2 points per game and 19 assists, which are good for fifth and third in The Big West, respectively.
Kay Yow Servant Leader
The Kay Yow Cancer Fund announced the launch of the Kay Yow Servant Leader Award on Monday and Long Beach State's Lovely Sonnier was selected as one of 14 women's basketball student-athletes from across the country. The new award honors student-athletes who exemplify the values of leadership, selflessness, and service in the fight against all cancers affecting women.
The award honors Coach Yow's legacy and the young people who carry it forward. It is presented annually to "student-athletes of great character who put the needs of others before their own, who uplift others, and who do it with humility and grace. Award winners demonstrate extraordinary dedication to making a positive impact on their teams and in their communities. They are people with a servant's spirit and a commitment to selfless leadership."
Sonnier earned the award after spending much of her free time doing volunteer work at Miller Children's Hospital, Liaison for Long Beach State for The Big West "Tough Like Tammy" campaign, Los Altos Parks and Rec, and Jefferson Elementary School.
"We are thrilled to introduce the Kay Yow Servant Leader Award as part of our ongoing mission to honor Coach Yow's legacy," said Jenny Palmateer, CEO of the Kay Yow Cancer Fund. "This award highlights the kind of leadership that inspires hope, bring people together, and makes the world a better place. Just as Coach Yow did, we hope this recognition will inspire others to lead with compassion and purpose."
The recipients of the award were recognized by a special patch they will wear on their jerseys. Sonnier joins an impressive list of women's basketball student-athletes.
2024-25 Servant Leader Award Winners
Addison Martin, Illinois State
Allie Campbell, Penn State
Ashlyn Sheridan, Anderson University
Briauna Thompson, UNC-Asheville
Flau'jae Johnson, LSU
JoJo Lacey, Rutgers
Kennedi Jackson, Boston College
Lovely Sonnier, Long Beach State
Madison Hayes, NC State
Makayla Timpson, Florida State
Payton Dunbar, Virginia
Rayah Marshall, USC
Rylee Langerman, Oklahoma State
Samantha Osorio, Moravian University
Long Beach State Women's Basketball Partners With Team IMPACT To Sign Kayla Diaz
Long Beach State Women's Basketball is proud to partner with Team IMPACT as the Beach welcome 16-year-old cancer survivor Kayla to the 2024-25 roster.
"Welcoming Kayla to our Beach Family is a once in a lifetime experience," said Long Beach State Head Women's Basketball Coach Amy Wright. "Kayla brings a great perspective on living life each and every day to the fullest. Her family is wonderful as she has a great sense of what it is to be a great teammate. We look forward to this season with her on our team!"
Hailing from San Pedro, Calif., Kayla, who describes herself as "ambitious and strong," has gone through treatment for cancer twice. She is a very creative and loving person who has been so resilient throughout her medical journey.
Beach Women's Basketball is excited to have Kayla join the squad this season. Kayla is an inspiration to the team and LBSU is looking forward to having her on the sidelines. Her perseverance and ability to overcome challenges will bring added motivation to the Beach to accomplish their goals.
"Spending time with Kayla has been so much fun," said LBSU freshman center Haley Wright. "Her laugh is so contagious. I've loved watching her creative mind at work during the pumpkin painting activity. Her enthusiasm to shoot around with me and take fun photos has been so cool to see. I really hope to be able to spend more time with my new teammate and learn more about her in the coming years. I'm so excited to have Kayla on this incredible journey with us."
Welcome To The Beach
Long Beach State Women's Basketball Head Coach Amy Wright announced the addition of three players for the 2025-26 season. The Beach have inked freshmen Rosie Akot, Morgan Mack, and Brynna Pukis.
Rosie Akot | Fr. | Forward | 6-3 | Adelaide, South Australia | Sacred Heart College
Akot, who hails all the way from Adelaide, South Australia, joins the Beach for her freshman year in 2025-26. At Sacred Heart College, Akot was a two-time MVP. She also played for the Sturt Sabres Basketball Club as well as for the National Team U18 and U20 teams.
"I'm so excited to welcome Rosie to the Beach Family," said Wright. "Rosie has an instinct to attack the rim on offense and is a natural rebounder on both ends. She adds an immediate intensity to the game and the fans will see her passion to play every time she steps on the court."
Morgan Mack | Fr. | Guard | 5-10 | Palmdale, Calif. | Hart HS
Mack comes to Long Beach State after prepping at Hart High School where she was a four-year letterwinner. A three-time Foothill All-League selection, three-time All-State honoree, and a three-time Foothill League champion, Mack will finish her high school career as the leading scorer in Hart High School history. In addition, Mack also played for the U17 National Team, Power 24, and 805 Family Club team.
"Another blue-collar worker from California, Morgan is a three-level scorer that has a calmness and coolness about her when she plays," Wright explained. "She is mature beyond her year on the court. What I love the most about her is that she wants to be at Long Beach State and make a difference. She wants to help put this program back on top."
Brynna Pukis | Fr. | Guard | 5-6 | Snohomish, Wash. | Glacier Peak HS
Pukis will attend Long Beach State after competing as a four-year letter winner at Glacier Peak High School. While playing for the Grizzlies, she was named All-League First Team four years running. She averaged 14.0 points per game and recorded a career-high 26 points. Pukis also played for the Northwest Greyhounds 3SSB. She led her 15U team to a fourth-place finish at Nationals, before coming in fifth with 16U, and ninth with 17U.
"We are very excited to welcome Brynna to the Beach," said Wright. "Brynna is a great offensive weapon from the 3-point line that will consistently add to our perimeter threats next season. Brynna has a blue-collar work ethic, and we are excited to welcome her from the great Northwest."
The Wright Stuff
Women's Basketball Head Coach Amy Wright was invited to participate in the exclusive NCAA Women's Basketball Champion Forum this past week in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Sponsored by the NCAA, the invitation-only event is hosted by Jon Oliver of JKO Solutions. Over the course of a week at the home of the NCAA, the forum prepares aspiring Division I assistant coaches to make the leap one seat over and take over leadership of a program as a head coach.
Wright, a participant as an assistant in 2021, was asked to return and lead the "Chalk Talk" for the five participants nationally chosen to take part in the forum.
"It was an honor and a privilege to return to Indiana for this exclusive programs," said Wright. "Jon Oliver and DeeDee Merrit do an outstanding job of putting coaches in the 'hot seat' to prepare them for real life professional situations. This is a week that the participants will truly grow from."
The panel Wright was on this year featured other Division I head coaches, search firms, message articulation consultants and the NCAA Women' Basketball Rules Committee chair.
Up Next
Long Beach State continues Big West action on the road as LBSU is set to face Hawaii on Saturday, Dec. 7 at the Stan Sheriff Center. Tip-off is slated for 7 p.m. (HT) / 9 p.m. (PT).
Thursday, December 5 • 6:00 p.m. • Long Beach, Calif. • Walter Pyramid
TV: ESPN+
Talent: Jason Schwartz & Devin Hudson
Live Stats: BeachLiveStats.com
X: @LBSUWBB
Beach Women's Basketball Opens Big West Action Against Cal State Fullerton
Long Beach State will take a break from its non-conference schedule to face Cal State Fullerton in The Big West opener. The local rivals will face off on Thursday, Dec. 4 at 6 p.m. in the Walter Pyramid.
Catch All the Action
All Long Beach State home games will be broadcast live on ESPN+ with Jason Schwartz and Devin Hudson on the call. Fans can also follow live stats via BeachLiveStats.com.
Staying Social
Follow Long Beach State women's basketball on Twitter and Instagram at
@LBSUWBB. You can also stay up-to-date on all things Long Beach State by following @LBSUAthletics on Twitter. Be sure to "like" us on Facebook and follow us on Instagram at @LBSU. And don't forget our hashtag #GoBeach.
About the Beach
• Long Beach State opens Big West action with a 3-3 overall record.
• The Beach are coming off of 68-61 win over Pepperdine last Sunday at the Walter Pyramid.
• As a team, LBSU is shooting 37.2% from the field and averaging 41.0 rebounds per game, which leads the conference.
• LBSU Head Coach Amy Wright is back on the hardwood for her second season at the Beach.
• The Beach welcomed back six letterwinners from a year ago, while adding eight talented newcomers to the mix.
• Rachel Loobie is the team's leader in rebounding with 6.33 boards per game to rank seventh in the conference. The grad transfer from Wright State is solid all around as she adds 5.7 points per game, while leading the Beach in blocks (8).
• Senior guard Savannah Tucker leads the Beach in scoring with 14.2 points per game. The product out of Fresno, Calif., turned in a career-high 29-point performance at Sacramento State on November 17. In addition to her hot shooting, Tucker also contributes 2.5 rebounds per game, while leading the team with 19 assists and 10 steals. Tucker is fifth in the conference in scoring, while coming in third in assists per game (3.17) and assist/turnover ratio (1.73).
• True freshman Mykelle Richards worked her way into the starting lineup the last three games. She is coming off of a career-effort with 15 points, while shooting 70.0% from the field (7-10). On the year, she owns a 53.5 field goal percentage, which is good for third in The Big West.
• Joining Richards in the Top 10 in field goal percentage is Jada Crawshaw. The sophomore out of Darwin, Australia is shooting 40.0% from the field this season. She also ranks in the Top 10 with 2.00 offensive rebounds per game which ties her for 10th with teammate Judit Oliva Fernandez. This season, Crawshaw is LBSU's second leading scorer with 10. points per game to go along with 4.0 rebounds per game, andfour steals.
• Senior guard Patricia Chung has been a consistent force for Long Beach State this season. On the defensive end, she leads the team and ranks fourth in The Big West with 4.83 defensive rebouds per game. Overall, she is the Beach's third leading scorer with 9.7 points per game, while chipping in 5.8 rebounds per game, 14 assists, and eight steals.
• In just six games, true freshman JaQuoia Jones-Brown has found her groove with the Beach. She averages 5.5 rebounds per game and 4.8 points per game, to go along with six assists, two blocks, and one steal.
• Sophomore forward Jada Crawshaw has earned the start in three of five games in which she has played this season. The Darwin, Austrailia native is LBSU's second-leading scorer with 10.0 points per game, while contributing 4.0 rebounds per game, four steals and three blocks, and two assists.
• In the Big West Preseason Coaches Poll, Long Beach State was picked to finish fourth in the standings. The Beach garnered 63 points to come in behind preseason favorite Hawaii (96 points, 6 first-place votes), second place UC Irvine (95 points, 5 first-place votes), and UC Davis (81 points).
Scouting Cal State Fullerton
• Cal State Fullerton comes into the Walter Pyramid looking to snap a seven-game losing streak. The Titans have yet to win a game this season, posting an 0-7 record.
• The Titans
• During the non-conference season, Pepperdine has played four Big West schools and posted a 3-1 record against Big West competition.
• The Titans are led by Demonnie Lagway who is averaging 10.7 points per game. She also contributes 20 rebounds, 12 assists, and eight steals.
• Aixchel Hernandez and Eva Levingston are Cal State Fullerton's leading rebounders. Hernandez leads the way with 7.7 boards, while Levingston chips in 7.3 rebounds per game.
• Hernandez also leads the Titans with 16 blocks and nine steals, while adding 8.1 points per game.
• Levingston is averaging 7.6 points per game, while totaling seven steals, five assists, and two blocks.
• Aaliyah Stanton has dished out a team-leading 17 assists this season, while contributing 9.9 points per game as the squad's second leading scorer.
The Series: The Beach vs. The Titans
Long Beach State and Cal State Fullerton will meet for the 125th time in program history. Overall, the Beach leads the all-time series 81-43. Last season, the conference foes split the series with each team defeating the other on the road. When playing in Long Beach, LBSU holds the advantage with a 45-14 record.
Career Game
Senior guard Savannah Tucker had a career game on Sunday, Nov. 17 at Sacramento State. The product out of Fresno, Calif., didn't miss a beat as she sunk 9-of-15 field goals on her way to a career-best 29-point performance. Tucker was instrumental in leading Long Beach State to a thrilling 69-68 road victory against the Hornets. In addition to her potent offense, Tucker contributed on all sides of the ball racking up seven rebounds, five assists, and four steals in the game. She is now leading the Beach with 14.2 points per game and 19 assists, which are good for fifth and third in The Big West, respectively.
Kay Yow Servant Leader
The Kay Yow Cancer Fund announced the launch of the Kay Yow Servant Leader Award on Monday and Long Beach State's Lovely Sonnier was selected as one of 14 women's basketball student-athletes from across the country. The new award honors student-athletes who exemplify the values of leadership, selflessness, and service in the fight against all cancers affecting women.
The award honors Coach Yow's legacy and the young people who carry it forward. It is presented annually to "student-athletes of great character who put the needs of others before their own, who uplift others, and who do it with humility and grace. Award winners demonstrate extraordinary dedication to making a positive impact on their teams and in their communities. They are people with a servant's spirit and a commitment to selfless leadership."
Sonnier earned the award after spending much of her free time doing volunteer work at Miller Children's Hospital, Liaison for Long Beach State for The Big West "Tough Like Tammy" campaign, Los Altos Parks and Rec, and Jefferson Elementary School.
"We are thrilled to introduce the Kay Yow Servant Leader Award as part of our ongoing mission to honor Coach Yow's legacy," said Jenny Palmateer, CEO of the Kay Yow Cancer Fund. "This award highlights the kind of leadership that inspires hope, bring people together, and makes the world a better place. Just as Coach Yow did, we hope this recognition will inspire others to lead with compassion and purpose."
The recipients of the award were recognized by a special patch they will wear on their jerseys. Sonnier joins an impressive list of women's basketball student-athletes.
2024-25 Servant Leader Award Winners
Addison Martin, Illinois State
Allie Campbell, Penn State
Ashlyn Sheridan, Anderson University
Briauna Thompson, UNC-Asheville
Flau'jae Johnson, LSU
JoJo Lacey, Rutgers
Kennedi Jackson, Boston College
Lovely Sonnier, Long Beach State
Madison Hayes, NC State
Makayla Timpson, Florida State
Payton Dunbar, Virginia
Rayah Marshall, USC
Rylee Langerman, Oklahoma State
Samantha Osorio, Moravian University
Long Beach State Women's Basketball Partners With Team IMPACT To Sign Kayla Diaz
Long Beach State Women's Basketball is proud to partner with Team IMPACT as the Beach welcome 16-year-old cancer survivor Kayla to the 2024-25 roster.
"Welcoming Kayla to our Beach Family is a once in a lifetime experience," said Long Beach State Head Women's Basketball Coach Amy Wright. "Kayla brings a great perspective on living life each and every day to the fullest. Her family is wonderful as she has a great sense of what it is to be a great teammate. We look forward to this season with her on our team!"
Hailing from San Pedro, Calif., Kayla, who describes herself as "ambitious and strong," has gone through treatment for cancer twice. She is a very creative and loving person who has been so resilient throughout her medical journey.
Beach Women's Basketball is excited to have Kayla join the squad this season. Kayla is an inspiration to the team and LBSU is looking forward to having her on the sidelines. Her perseverance and ability to overcome challenges will bring added motivation to the Beach to accomplish their goals.
"Spending time with Kayla has been so much fun," said LBSU freshman center Haley Wright. "Her laugh is so contagious. I've loved watching her creative mind at work during the pumpkin painting activity. Her enthusiasm to shoot around with me and take fun photos has been so cool to see. I really hope to be able to spend more time with my new teammate and learn more about her in the coming years. I'm so excited to have Kayla on this incredible journey with us."
Welcome To The Beach
Long Beach State Women's Basketball Head Coach Amy Wright announced the addition of three players for the 2025-26 season. The Beach have inked freshmen Rosie Akot, Morgan Mack, and Brynna Pukis.
Rosie Akot | Fr. | Forward | 6-3 | Adelaide, South Australia | Sacred Heart College
Akot, who hails all the way from Adelaide, South Australia, joins the Beach for her freshman year in 2025-26. At Sacred Heart College, Akot was a two-time MVP. She also played for the Sturt Sabres Basketball Club as well as for the National Team U18 and U20 teams.
"I'm so excited to welcome Rosie to the Beach Family," said Wright. "Rosie has an instinct to attack the rim on offense and is a natural rebounder on both ends. She adds an immediate intensity to the game and the fans will see her passion to play every time she steps on the court."
Morgan Mack | Fr. | Guard | 5-10 | Palmdale, Calif. | Hart HS
Mack comes to Long Beach State after prepping at Hart High School where she was a four-year letterwinner. A three-time Foothill All-League selection, three-time All-State honoree, and a three-time Foothill League champion, Mack will finish her high school career as the leading scorer in Hart High School history. In addition, Mack also played for the U17 National Team, Power 24, and 805 Family Club team.
"Another blue-collar worker from California, Morgan is a three-level scorer that has a calmness and coolness about her when she plays," Wright explained. "She is mature beyond her year on the court. What I love the most about her is that she wants to be at Long Beach State and make a difference. She wants to help put this program back on top."
Brynna Pukis | Fr. | Guard | 5-6 | Snohomish, Wash. | Glacier Peak HS
Pukis will attend Long Beach State after competing as a four-year letter winner at Glacier Peak High School. While playing for the Grizzlies, she was named All-League First Team four years running. She averaged 14.0 points per game and recorded a career-high 26 points. Pukis also played for the Northwest Greyhounds 3SSB. She led her 15U team to a fourth-place finish at Nationals, before coming in fifth with 16U, and ninth with 17U.
"We are very excited to welcome Brynna to the Beach," said Wright. "Brynna is a great offensive weapon from the 3-point line that will consistently add to our perimeter threats next season. Brynna has a blue-collar work ethic, and we are excited to welcome her from the great Northwest."
The Wright Stuff
Women's Basketball Head Coach Amy Wright was invited to participate in the exclusive NCAA Women's Basketball Champion Forum this past week in Indianapolis, Indiana.
Sponsored by the NCAA, the invitation-only event is hosted by Jon Oliver of JKO Solutions. Over the course of a week at the home of the NCAA, the forum prepares aspiring Division I assistant coaches to make the leap one seat over and take over leadership of a program as a head coach.
Wright, a participant as an assistant in 2021, was asked to return and lead the "Chalk Talk" for the five participants nationally chosen to take part in the forum.
"It was an honor and a privilege to return to Indiana for this exclusive programs," said Wright. "Jon Oliver and DeeDee Merrit do an outstanding job of putting coaches in the 'hot seat' to prepare them for real life professional situations. This is a week that the participants will truly grow from."
The panel Wright was on this year featured other Division I head coaches, search firms, message articulation consultants and the NCAA Women' Basketball Rules Committee chair.
Up Next
Long Beach State continues Big West action on the road as LBSU is set to face Hawaii on Saturday, Dec. 7 at the Stan Sheriff Center. Tip-off is slated for 7 p.m. (HT) / 9 p.m. (PT).
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