Saturday, February 22
Spokane, Wash.
Noon
Gonzaga University
vs
San Francisco
WBB Hosts Senior Day Against San Francisco
2/21/2025 1:05:00 PM | Women's Basketball
The Zags will honor five seniors pregame
SAN FRANCISCO (12-14, 9-8 WCC) vs GONZAGA (19-8, 14-2 WCC)
SATURDAY, FEB. 15 | NOON | SPOKANE, WASH. | McCARTHEY ATHLETIC CENTER (6,000)
ESPN+ | 101.5 FM
LIVE VIDEO | LIVE STATS
THE TIPOFF
- The Gonzaga women's basketball team hosts its last home game of the season against San Francisco this Saturday, Feb. 22, for Senior Day. GU is coming off a 60-53 win over Saint Mary's on Thursday.
- The Bulldogs have now won 14-straight games as the team went undefeated in the month of January.
- Ejim made history in the second quarter on Feb. 6. as she eclipsed 2,166 points to become the new scoring leader in Gonzaga women's basketball history. She broke Heather Bowman's record of 2,156 points scored from 2006-10.
- Ejim has recorded 36 double doubles in her career and 11 this year alone. She has scored double digits in 70-straight games with her last single digit scoring effort back on Feb. 16, 2023. She also ranks seventh in the nation in scoring with 594 points this season.
- On Jan. 30, Ejim became the first WCC women's basketball player to eclipse 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds.
- Ejim was recently named an USBWA's National Player of the Week. She was also named to the midseason Wooden Award, Katrina McClain Power Forwar of the Year, Naismith National Player of the Year, Ann Dreysdale Player of the Year, College All-Star Game, and Becky Hammon Player of the Year watch lists.
- Bree Salenbien has made her return to the court for the first time since a knee injury sustained last February. She had her first career double double against WSU with 14 points and 10 rebounds.
- On Jan. 18, Ejim broke the all-time rebounding record at Gonzaga. She now holds the record at Gonzaga for most rebounds, most points and most made field goals in a career.
- Allie Turner has made a huge impact as a freshman already this season. She ranks first in the nation in three-pointers made (81) among freshmen and is averaging 13.3 points per game. Overall, she seventh in the country and first in the WCC in made three-pointers.
- Turner's 81 made threes is the most made for a freshman in GU history and is currently sixth for made threes in a single season at Gonzaga. She needs 15 to tie Brynna Maxwell's record of 96 in a single season (2023-24). She is also the first true freshman to score 20+ points in multiple games since Heather Bowman.
- Ejim ranks third in the nation in field goals made this season with 226.
- Ejim leads the Zags with 21.2 points a game, which ranks 12th in the country and first in the WCC. She also grabs an average of 8.9 rebounds a game this season to rank first in the conference and on the team.
- Gonzaga is shooting at 36.7% from beyond the arc to rank 20th nationally and first in the WCC.
- As a team, GU has a rebound margin of +10.4 to rank seventh in the country and number one in the conference. Overall, they have an average of 39.9 rebounds a game.
- Head coach Lisa Fortier currently sits at 284-71 in her career. Among active Division I coaches, she is seventh in winning percentage at 80%.
- Fortier is now in third place on the WCC career coaching wins list. She is two wins away from second of all-time.
THE SERIES
SERIES INFO: Gonzaga leads 55-27, including 18-straight in Spokane
LAST MEETING: San Francisco won 73-58 on Dec. 19, 2024, in San Francisco, Calif.
SCOUTING THE DONS
- San Francisco enters the final road trip tied for fourth place in the WCC standings following a convincing 80-67 win over Pacific last Saturday on the Hilltop. In the victory against the Tigers, Freja Werth dropped 18 points while reaching the 1,000-career-point milestone.
- The Dons had a strong shooting performance against the Tigers, matching their season-high with 11 three-pointers on 45.8 percent shooting. The green and gold rank second in the conference in three-point field goals made, averaging 7.1 per game.
- In conference play, Werth continues to be a top long-distance threat, averaging 2.2 three-pointers per game, tied for third overall.
SATURDAY, FEB. 15 | NOON | SPOKANE, WASH. | McCARTHEY ATHLETIC CENTER (6,000)
ESPN+ | 101.5 FM
LIVE VIDEO | LIVE STATS
THE TIPOFF
- The Gonzaga women's basketball team hosts its last home game of the season against San Francisco this Saturday, Feb. 22, for Senior Day. GU is coming off a 60-53 win over Saint Mary's on Thursday.
- The Bulldogs have now won 14-straight games as the team went undefeated in the month of January.
- Ejim made history in the second quarter on Feb. 6. as she eclipsed 2,166 points to become the new scoring leader in Gonzaga women's basketball history. She broke Heather Bowman's record of 2,156 points scored from 2006-10.
- Ejim has recorded 36 double doubles in her career and 11 this year alone. She has scored double digits in 70-straight games with her last single digit scoring effort back on Feb. 16, 2023. She also ranks seventh in the nation in scoring with 594 points this season.
- On Jan. 30, Ejim became the first WCC women's basketball player to eclipse 2,000 points and 1,000 rebounds.
- Ejim was recently named an USBWA's National Player of the Week. She was also named to the midseason Wooden Award, Katrina McClain Power Forwar of the Year, Naismith National Player of the Year, Ann Dreysdale Player of the Year, College All-Star Game, and Becky Hammon Player of the Year watch lists.
- Bree Salenbien has made her return to the court for the first time since a knee injury sustained last February. She had her first career double double against WSU with 14 points and 10 rebounds.
- On Jan. 18, Ejim broke the all-time rebounding record at Gonzaga. She now holds the record at Gonzaga for most rebounds, most points and most made field goals in a career.
- Allie Turner has made a huge impact as a freshman already this season. She ranks first in the nation in three-pointers made (81) among freshmen and is averaging 13.3 points per game. Overall, she seventh in the country and first in the WCC in made three-pointers.
- Turner's 81 made threes is the most made for a freshman in GU history and is currently sixth for made threes in a single season at Gonzaga. She needs 15 to tie Brynna Maxwell's record of 96 in a single season (2023-24). She is also the first true freshman to score 20+ points in multiple games since Heather Bowman.
- Ejim ranks third in the nation in field goals made this season with 226.
- Ejim leads the Zags with 21.2 points a game, which ranks 12th in the country and first in the WCC. She also grabs an average of 8.9 rebounds a game this season to rank first in the conference and on the team.
- Gonzaga is shooting at 36.7% from beyond the arc to rank 20th nationally and first in the WCC.
- As a team, GU has a rebound margin of +10.4 to rank seventh in the country and number one in the conference. Overall, they have an average of 39.9 rebounds a game.
- Head coach Lisa Fortier currently sits at 284-71 in her career. Among active Division I coaches, she is seventh in winning percentage at 80%.
- Fortier is now in third place on the WCC career coaching wins list. She is two wins away from second of all-time.
THE SERIES
SERIES INFO: Gonzaga leads 55-27, including 18-straight in Spokane
LAST MEETING: San Francisco won 73-58 on Dec. 19, 2024, in San Francisco, Calif.
SCOUTING THE DONS
- San Francisco enters the final road trip tied for fourth place in the WCC standings following a convincing 80-67 win over Pacific last Saturday on the Hilltop. In the victory against the Tigers, Freja Werth dropped 18 points while reaching the 1,000-career-point milestone.
- The Dons had a strong shooting performance against the Tigers, matching their season-high with 11 three-pointers on 45.8 percent shooting. The green and gold rank second in the conference in three-point field goals made, averaging 7.1 per game.
- In conference play, Werth continues to be a top long-distance threat, averaging 2.2 three-pointers per game, tied for third overall.
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