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Washington State Hosts No. 17 UCLA Sunday at Noon
Washington State Game Notes GAME 23No. 17/17 UCLA (18-4, 9-2) vs. WASHINGTON STATE (9-13, 5-6)Noon  Sunday  Feb. 10Beasley Coliseum (11,671)Pullman, Wash.
WASHINGTON STATE HOSTS NO. 17 UCLA SUNDAY: Washington State hosts No. 17/17 UCLA Sunday at Noon at Beasley Coliseum.
COMING UP: Next weekend, WSU hits the road to face the Oregon schools, Oregon State University, 7 p.m. Friday and the University of Oregon, 4 p.m. Sunday on the Pac-12 Networks (Washington-Oregon).
ABOUT UCLA: UCLA enters Sunday with an 18-4 overall record and 9-2 in Pac-12 play, after beating the University of Washington, 65-61 in Seattle to post its fifth straight win. The Bruins are ranked No. 17 in both national polls this week. UCLA and WSU each claimed home wins last season but the Bruins lead the all-time series 47-7 after beating WSU 78-52 Jan. 11 in Los Angeles. Alyssia Brewer paces the club in scoring at 11.5 ppg and is tied with Markel Walker for the team lead in rebounding at 8.0 rpg. UCLA enters Sunday leading the Pac-12 in assists (16.3 apg) and steals (11.3 spg) and third in scoring at 69.9 ppg. Head coach Cori Close is in her second season at UCLA.
RECAP: JAN 11 MEETING IN LOS ANGELES: Washington State dropped its Pac-12 Conference road opener 78-52 to No. 14/15 UCLA at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles. Tia Presley led WSU with 16 points and Hana Potter grabbed eight boards and Taylor Edmondson chipped in with six points. The hot-shooting Bruins shot 56.3 percent from the floor and scored 31 points off of 19 WSU turnovers. The Cougars were held to 34.6 percent from the field including 2-for-12 from behind the three-point line.
RECAP: LAST SEASON'S MEETING IN PULLMAN: Four players scored in double-figures for Washington State who knocked off UCLA 76-65 at Beasley Coliseum last March. WSU posted its first win over the Bruins since 2001 after dropping the previous 23 meetings. Sage Romberg had 13 points while Carly Noyes added 12. Romberg hit all three of her three-point attempts while the Cougs matched a season-high with 10 made threes. Washington State finished the game shooting 41.0 percent and forced a conference season-best 27 turnovers. The Cougars scored 27 points off of turnovers and saw its bench outscore the UCLA bench 24-12.
SCHEDULE RANKED NO. 30 TOUGHEST IN COUNTRY: Washington State entered the week having played the No. 30 toughest schedule in the country. Earlier this season, the schedule ranked the ninth-toughest after the Cougars went on the road to face nationally ranked Louisville, Big East Conference member Syracuse, Minnesota, Gonzaga and a neutral site game against South Dakota State. WSU has posted home wins over nationally ranked Ohio State and WCC-preseason favorite BYU.
GALDEIRA NAMED FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK FOR A THIRD TIME: Following another impressive weekend, Lia Galdeira picked up her third Pac-12 Freshman of the Week honor of the season, the conference office announced Monday. Galdeira averaged 20.5 ppg and 7.0 spg for the Cougars who beat Arizona State University and the University of Arizona over the weekend. It's WSU's first road sweep of the Arizona schools since 1994-95. The freshman guard scored 20 points, grabbed eight boards and recorded seven steals in the 54-43 victory over Arizona State Friday before posting 21 points and seven steals in the 60-50 win at Arizona, Sunday. Galdeira scored 12 points in the second half against the Wildcats, including six straight that sparked a deciding 19-4 run to give WSU its first win in Tucson since 2009. It is the third weekly accolade for Galdeira this season after earning Freshman of the Week honors on consecutive weeks in December. Galdeira's three weekly honors matches the most in a single season by a Cougar since Jenni Ruff did so during the 1995-96 season.
NOYES SETS BLOCKS RECORD, CLIMBING GAMES PLAYED LIST: Katie Appleton's record for career starts of 110 and is closing in on Jazmine Perkins' record for career games played of 122. Noyes enters Sunday tied with Appleton with 110 career starts, 116 games played and second among the Pac-12's active leaders in career blocks.
COUGAR DEFENSE MAKING ITS MARK: The WSU defense has turned some impressive performances this season and enters Sunday tied for fifth in the conference in three-point defense, holding opponents to 28.7 percent. This season, the Cougars have made 15+ steals in a game three times, forced 20+ turnovers 10 times, allowed less than 60 points seven times (Wisconsin, BYU, Ohio State, Gonzaga, at Arizona State, at Arizona, USC) and held 13 teams under 36.0 percent shooting (vs. South Dakota State, Monmouth, Wisconsin, BYU, Ohio State, at Gonzaga, Arizona State, at USC, at Washington, Oregon, at Arizona State, at Arizona, USC).
YOUTH MOVEMENT: Washington State owns six freshmen on its roster and has received more and more from its first-year players during Pac-12 play. Guard Lia Galdeira paces the team in scoring (14.5 ppg), rebounding (5.3 rpg) and steals (64) and has scored in double figures 20 times including three 20-point efforts in her last three games. In conference games, forward Mariah Cooks and guard Taylor Edmondson have produced while coming off the bench with Cooks averaging 5.9 ppg and Edmondson adding 6.1 ppg. Dawnyelle Awa started at point guard in place of Presley the last four games and delivered seven points, four assists, six steals and zero turnovers in the win over Oregon State, six points and four assists at Arizona State, six more assists in the win at Arizona and 11 points and five assists in the win over USC.