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Women's basketball continues scintillating stretch of defense

Scott Ma

Issue date: 2/7/07 Section: Sports
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SSU's Nichola Hester has been a huge rebounding presence inside (Katie Burroughs // STAR)
SSU's Nichola Hester has been a huge rebounding presence inside (Katie Burroughs // STAR)
Chelsey Armacost finished with 12 points in the women's 49-40 victory on Feb. 1 over Cal State San Bernadino. (Katie Burroughs // STAR)
Chelsey Armacost finished with 12 points in the women's 49-40 victory on Feb. 1 over Cal State San Bernadino. (Katie Burroughs // STAR)
The last two opponents for the SSU women have found scoring a difficult task, thanks in large part to the Seawolves' suffocating defense.

The thirty-three points Cal Poly Pomona recorded on Saturday night, Feb. 3, in their 49-33 loss at Seawolf Gym was the lowest SSU has allowed, since a 90-16 laugher against Pacific Union on Nov. 30, 2001.

Last Thursday, Feb. 1, the Seawolves downed Cal State San Bernardino 49-40, making it a remarkable seventy-three points the SSU women have allowed in their last two games.

Their win Saturday night was their third straight, upping their overall record to 9-9, 8-6 in CCAA play.

They will go for four in a row this Friday, Feb. 9, in La Jolla against UC San Diego.
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