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LADIES FALL TO LA VALLEY IN STATE CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYOFFS (3/4/13)
The ladies were on the road Friday for Round 2 of the 2013 CCCAA state championship series, falling to #4 LA Valley College 65-56. Ashlee Harper led the Panthers with 18 points, followed by Alyssa Domingo with 15. The ladies finish a great season 20-9. |
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THREE LADY PANTHERS HONORED (2/26/13)
Congratulations to Ashlee Harper who earned All-State Honors and was named All-Foothill Conference. Congratulations also go out to Malika Fofana and Bree Ball who were also named All-Foothill Conference. |
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PANTHERS TO FACE LA VALLEY IN ROUND 2 PLAYOFFS (2/25/13)
The #13 seeded Panthers will face # 4 seeded LA Valley Friday night at 7 pm at Valley. The Monarchs come into the playoffs 22-8 overall and the Western State South Division conference champions. |
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LADY PANTHERS FINISH CONFERENCE SEASON WITH A WIN AGAINST VICTOR VALLEY (2/25/13)
The ladies were on the road Saturday, finishing the 2013 Foothill Conference season with an 80-48 win over Victor Valley, Sophomore Center Malika Fofana & Freshman Point Guard Brittany Richardson both scored career highs for the Panthers with 27pts & 22pts respectively. The Panthers finish the regular season with a 20-8 overall record, and 11-3 in the Foothill Conference (3rd place). Playoff seeding will be announced Monday afternoon. |
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LADIES FALL TO #5 IN THE STATE MT SAN JACINTO (2/22/13)
The Lady Panthers fought hard, scoring first Wednesday night against the formiddable Mt San Jacinto Eagles - who have lost only 2 games this season. The Panthers led at the 1/2 32-30 but were outscored in the period - falling 76-69. Sophomore Ashlee Harper led the Panthers with 13 points, 4 rebounds and 2 steals. The ladies travel to Victor Valley Saturday for the final regular season game. |
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LADIES DEFEAT CERRO COSO TO STAY IN THE RUNNING (2/19/13)
The Lady Panthers defeated Cerro Coso Saturday afternoon to stay in the running for Foothill first. The team will take on Mt San Jacinto tomorrow night at home in a battle that will likely determine the 2013 Foothill championship. |
LADIES DEFEAT DESERT (2/14/13)
The ladies are on the road this week first taking on Desert last night - then Cerro Coso on Saturday. Last night, the women defeated Desert 71-50 to hold onto the #2 spot in the conference race behind San Bernardino Valley and Mt San Jacinto. Both teams have a difficult week ahead of them, as they take on each other Saturday as well as the dominating team from Antelope Valley. The conference championship is still up in the air and despite having one additional loss than the other two teams, the Panthers are surely still in the race and running strong. |
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LADY PANTHERS DEFEAT ANTELOPE VALLEY IN DOUBLE OVERTIME (2/12/13)
The Panthers got a career best effort from Alyssa Domingo (28 points, 5 – 3’s) to overcome a hot shooting AVC team in two overtimes. With the score tied at 59 at the end of regulation, the Panthers found themselves trailing 70-65 late in the 1st overtime. Domingo’s 3 pointer with 1:06 remaining cut it to 70-68, and her tip in at 0:20 tied the game at 70. A pair of AVC’s FT’s with 0:13 remaining gave AVC the lead, but Ja’Lisa Gatlin’s rebound and put back at the buzzer sent the game to OT #2. Domingo buried two of her 3’s in the second OT to help the Panthers pull away for the win. The ladies have four games remaining in the regualr season including Wednesday against Desert (2-8 in conference). |
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PANTHERS FALL TO SBVC BY ONE (2/7/13)
The ladies struggled in the first period and were outscored by the Wolverines 25-35 but battled back in the 2nd; edged out by one point. Sophomore Bree Ball led the Panthers with 14 points, including 12 in the 2nd half. The loss drops the Panthers to third place in the conference. Saturday, the Panthers return home to take on Antelope Valley (6-3) in the 2nd Coaches vs. Cancer game. |
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LADIES TAKE DOWN RIO HONDO (2/4/13)
The Panthers survived a lackluster defensive performance and a poor shooting night to pick up the win on the road. Sheyenne Williams broke a 47-47 tie at 3:55, hitting a long 2 pointer for her only shot of the game. Malika Fofana scored the final two baskets for Chaffey; 4 of her game high 16 points. Candice Mathis added 12 points for the Panthers (16-6, 7-1). The Panthers take on San Bernardino Valley Wednesday in a battle for Foothill 1st place. The Wolverines sole loss this season came at the hands of the Lady Panthers: 51-49 on January 9th. |
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WOMEN BACK IN THE GAME (1/28/13)
The ladies hosted Victor Valley Saturday, defeating the Rams 72-48. Freshman forward Candice Mathis scored 16 points, and sophomore center Bree Ball added 13 points and 8 rebounds to lead the Panthers. Chaffey, 15-6 overall, finishes the first round of conference 6-1 and tied for 1st place with San Bernardino Valley and Mt. San Jacinto. The Panthers have a bye on Wednesday, and will start the second round of conference next Saturday at 1pm at Rio Hondo College. The last time the two teams played was January 5th for the Foothill season opener with the Panthers winning 74-33. |
LADIES SUFFER FIRST CONFERENCE LOSS THIS SEASON (1/24/13)
The Lady Panthers struggled last night, falling to Mt San Jacinto 86-67. The loss was the first for the team since mid-December and puts the Panthers in a 2-way tie for 1st with San Bernardino Valley. The ladies play at home Saturday against Victor Valley. The Rams are 2-2 in conference play. |
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PANTHERS SOLE UNDEFEATED TEAM IN FOOTHILL (1/22/13)
The Lady Panthers dominated Barstow, beating the Vikings 78-35 (34-16 at the half). Candice Mathis led the Panthers with 15 points. The win, coupled with Mt San Jacinto's loss to San Bernardino on Saturday, puts the Panthers in 1st place in Foothill as the sole remaining undefeated team. The ladies travel to Mt San Jacinto tomorrow.
STATE POLL 1/21/13 - Chaffey ranked #9 in the state, #6 in So CA |
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WOMEN DEFEAT DESERT TO REMAIN UNDEFEATED (1/17/13)
The ladies took down Desert 90-41 last night in the Sports Center and remain one of only two teams in the Foothill without a conference loss. Sophomore Ashlee Harper, honorable mention December state female athlete of the month, led the Panthers with 24 points, 10 rebounds and 4 steals. The ladies look to continue their streak, taking on Barstow (7-11, 1-3) at home Saturday.
STATE POLL 1/14/13 - Chaffey ranked #9 in the state, #6 in So CA |
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LADY PANTHERS BEAT ANTELOPE VALLEY TO REMAIN IN FIRST PLACE (1/14/13)
The ladies edged out AVC Saturday 72-67 to keep a hold on the first place spot in the Foothill Conference. Bree Ball led the Panthers with an incredible 26 points and 10 rebounds. The ladies face off against Desert Wednesday. Desert is 4-12 and coming off a loss Saturday to Barstow. |
LADY PANTHERS EDGE OUT SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY TO REMAIN UNDEFEATED (1/10/13)
The ladies hosted San Bernardino Valley last night, sending the Wolverines home with a 51-49 defeat. Next up for the Panthers; Antelope Valley on the road Saturday. The last time the two teams faced off (Glendale Tournament 11/18/13), the Panthers were vicotrious 67-64. |
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PANTHERS BEAT RIO HONDO TO OPEN CONFERENCE SEASON (1/7/13)
The ladies took on Rio Hondo Saturday in the Foothill Conference opener, beating the Roadrunners 74-33. Sophomore Malika Fofana led the Panthers with 14 points, followed by Brittany Richardson with 12. The team hosts local rival, San Bernardino Valley Wednesday at 5 pm in the Sports Center. |
 LADY PANTHERS TAKE FOOTHILL TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIP (1/2/13)
The ladies came out in full force, showing Northern California what SoCA women's basketball looks like; capturing the Pepsi Holiday Classic Tournament championship (Foothill College).The women beat Sierra and San Mateo with comfortable margins before edging out host Foothill College 63-60. Ashlee Harper was named MVP; Malike Fofana All-Tournament. |
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LADY PANTHERS STRUGGLE AT COAST CLASSIC (12/17/12)
The ladies took on Southwestern and Irvine Valley last weekend at the annual Coast Christmas Classic, falling to both teams.
Day 1 - Southwestern 50, Chaffey 49 -- The CCC got off to an exciting start as the Southwestern Jaguars (5-6) edged the Chaffey Panthers (6-4).After a basket by Ashlee Harper put Chaffey up 49-48, Southwestern's Chelsea was fouled with seven seconds left and she calmly stepped up and drained both free throws to give the Jags a one-point lead. Southwestern had three shots in its final possession to win the game, but the shots didn't fall. Shanesha Clayton led the Jaguars with 13 points, while Ball added six points and a game-high 16 rebounds. Harper (nine rebounds) and Brittany Richardson each had 12 points for Chaffey, while Bree Ball controlled the boards with 11 rebounds.
Day 2 - Irvine Valley 59, Chaffey 46 -- A rough first half was too much to overcome for the Chaffey Panthers (6-5) as they lost in their consolation semifinal matchup with the Lasers (8-6). While Chaffey struggled in the first 20 minutes (5-of-32 from the field), IVC was rolling, shooting 56% from the floor (14-of-25), 67% from 3-point range (4-of-6) and 75% from the free-throw line (3-of-4) to grab a 35-17 halftime advantage. That lead was never threatened the rest of the way as four IVC players -- Amber Wharton (12 points), Jasamine Kennon (11), Taylor Casey (10) and Shomari McCorkle (10) each reached double figures on the scoresheet. Malika Fofana led the Panthers with 18 points off of the bench. |
LADIES TAKE THIRD AT IRVINE VALLEY (12/10/12)
The Lady Panthers defeated San Diego and Foothill Conference foe, Rio Hondo, last weekend to capture 3rd place at the Irvine Valley Classic. The ladies play at Orange Coast this weekend - 1st game vs Southwestern at 1 pm Friday. |
 LADIES TAKE 2ND PLACE AT 2ND ANNUAL PANTHER PRIDE TOURNAMENT (12/3/12)
The ladies hosted the 2nd Annual Panther Pride Tournament coming in 2nd to Mt San Jacinto. For complete tournament results please visit the tournament page. Congratulations to Ja'Lisa Gatlin and Malika Fofana for being named All-Tournament players. |
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LADY PANTHERS CONSOLATION CHAMPS AT VAQUERO SHOOTOUT (11/19/12)
The ladies defeated Mira Costa and Antelope Valley this weekend to take the Consolation Championship at the Annual Glendale College Vaquero Shoorout. Candice Mathis was named All-Tournament with an average of 11 points, 4 rebounds and 3 steals per game. Sheyenne Williams, Malika Fofana and Ashlee Harper also scored in double digits, leading the Panthers to victory. The ladies host the 2nd Annual Panther Pride Tournament in 2 weeks. |
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LADY PANTHER SIGNS TO UNIVERISTY OF MARY (10/18/12)
Sheyenne Williams (Sophomore Guard)
has committed to the University of Mary in North Dakota (D2). Williams has been offerred a fullride scholarship and will sign officially in the November early signing period. The college has made the NCAA playoffs the last two years. We wish Sheyenne continued success both on and off the court. |
