RV/RV Gonzaga (7-2) vs. No. 3 Stanford (8-0)
SUNDAY, DEC. 3 | 1 P.M. | SPOKANE, WASH. | McCARTHEY ATHLETIC CENTER (6,000) | TV: SWX | ESPN+
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THE TIPOFF
- The Gonzaga women's basketball team hosts No. 3 Stanford this Sunday, Dec. 3. This will be the third ranked team GU has faced this season. Gonzaga is currently on a 23 home game winning streak, which ranks third in the country only behind UNLV (26) and South Carolina (46).
- GU is coming off an 82-80 win over Eastern Washington University on Nov. 29. Yvonne Ejim and Kaylynne Truong both scored 23 points to lead the Bulldogs. Eliza Hollingsworth (12 points) and Brynna Maxwell (11 points) also scored double figures for GU. Hollingsworth led the team in rebounds with 14 to record her second double double of the season. Ejim also grabbed 10 to notch her second double double this year and the 12th of her career.
- Five Zags are averaging double digits in scoring including Yvonne Ejim (19.2), Kayleigh Truong (14.8), Kaylynne Truong (12.7), Brynna Maxwell (12.2) and Eliza Hollingsworth (10.4).
- The Zags are 11th in the country in three-point percentage at 40 percent. GU's 48.5 field goal percentage also ranks 21st.
- Kaylynne Truong is third in the nation in assists with 57 so far this year along with 14th in the country in assists point game with 6.3. Yvonne Ejim is also second in the country in field goals with 74 scored this season and is also third in the nation in points scored this year with 173. Kayleigh Truong is 11th in the country in three pointers with 24.
- Kaylynne Truong was one of 20 point guards in the country named to the Nancy Lieberman Award watch list. Brynna Maxwell was also one of 20 shooting guards in the country named to the Ann Meyers Drysdale Award watch list.
- Yvonne Ejim, Brynna Maxwell and Kaylynne Truong were named to the preseason watch list for the 2024 Becky Hammon Player of the Year Award. Gonzaga is the only team with multiple players on the watch list and becomes the first team to ever place three players on a single list.
- Lisa Fortier was recently named to the 2024 Kathy Delaney-Smith Coach of the Year Award preseason watch list. This year's watch list includes coaches from 16 conferences.
- The Bulldogs were picked to win the West Coast Conference. The Zags received eight first-place votes that and totaled 64 points in the poll. 
- Gonzaga has amassed a conference record of 274-34 (.889) during the last 18 seasons, which includes 17 West Coast Conference regular season titles and nine WCC Tournament championships.
- Graduate students Brynna Maxwell, Kayleigh Truong, Kaylynne Truong and senior Yvonne Ejim were named to the Preseason All-WCC Team. 
- The Zags won the West Coast Conference Regular Season Title for the 18th time in program history by going 17-1 in conference play last season.s
- Last season, Gonzaga advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the sixth-straight year under Lisa Fortier.

THE SERIES
SERIES INFO: This marks the 15th game between the two programs. GU is currently 2-12 against The Cardinal.    
STREAK: Stanford - 4         
FIRST MEETING: The first meeting was back in 2010 on the road. The Zags fell 105-74 at Stanford. The Bulldogs had its first win over the Cardinal on Nov. 18, 2016 on the road, 68-63. GU also defeated Stanford at home on Dec. 2, 2018.        
LAST MEETING: The Zags played at Stanford last season with seven players and fell 84-63.    

SCOUTING THE CARDINAL
- After starting the year at No. 15, Stanford jumped to No. 3 in the latest AP Top 25 and is currently 8-0.
- In two games against the AP Top 25 this season, Stanford is averaging 98.0 points on 47.1 percent shooting
- Stanford is the only school with two players averaging a double-double 
- Brink's consecutive free throws streak ended at 73 on Nov. 22 against Belmont and is now the second-longest streak in DI history 
- Brink is the only player in the country averaging 17+ points,12+ rebounds and 3+ blocks per game this season and does her damage in a mere 22.6 minutes per game 
- Kiki Iriafen has the fifth-best year-over-year improvement in the country in both scoring (+13.0) and rebounding (+6.5) averages.
- Hannah Jump made the 300th 3-pointer of her career against UAlbany.