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Fri, Nov. 03 Final
vs San Mateo
84
Second Annual Title IX Tip Off
Sat, Nov. 04 Final
vs Citrus
80
Second Annual Title IX Tip Off
Thu, Nov. 09 Final
vs Bakersfield
73
Earning Our Stripes
Fri, Nov. 10 Final
vs Pasadena City
58
RCC Earning Our Stripes Tournament, Semifinals
Sat, Nov. 11 Final
vs San Jose
83
Riverside Earning Our Stripes Tournament, Finals
Fri, Dec. 01 Final
vs Porterville
55
SAC Tournament
Sat, Dec. 02 Final
vs Bakersfield
45
Santa Ana Tournament
Wed, Dec. 06 Final
at Chaffey
63
Staff Appreciation Night
Sat, Dec. 09 Final
at Santa Monica
48
Fri, Dec. 15 Final - OT
vs Santa Barbara
80
El Camino Christmas Crossover
Sat, Dec. 16 Final
vs Oxnard
47
El Camino Christmas Crossover
Tue, Dec. 19 Final
vs San Diego City
58
Wed, Dec. 20 Final
vs Canyons
73
Fri, Jan. 05 Cancelled
at El Camino
Cancelled
Wed, Jan. 10 Final
vs Santa Ana
82
Celebrating Women In Sports; Free Game Admission
Fri, Jan. 12 Final - OT
at Fullerton
57
Wed, Jan. 17 Final
vs Saddleback
46
Fri, Jan. 19 Final
at Orange Coast
84
$5 Regular Admission; $3 children 6-12, seniors 55+, HS students with ID ... NO CASH
Wed, Jan. 24 Final
at Golden West
72
Fri, Jan. 26 Final
vs Cypress
38
Wed, Jan. 31 Final
at Irvine Valley
95
Fri, Feb. 02 Final
at Santa Ana
61
Women in Sports Game
Wed, Feb. 07 Final
vs Fullerton
49
Coaches vs. Cancer
Fri, Feb. 09 Final
at Saddleback
77
Parking $5 -- Tickets $8, $5
Tue, Feb. 13 Final
vs Orange Coast
96
Thu, Feb. 15 Final
vs Golden West
73
Sophomore Night
Mon, Feb. 19 Final
vs Mt. San Antonio
84
Wed, Feb. 21 Final
at Cypress
53
Tickets: $5.00 adults - Cash Only - Parking Permits Required | Sophomore/Women & Sports Night
Fri, Feb. 23 Final
vs Irvine Valley
77
Wed, Feb. 28 Final
at Citrus
91
1st Round 3C2A SoCal Regional
Tigers Improve to 5-0, Win Own Tournament for Second Consecutive Year; Enter Palomar Tournament This Week

Tigers Improve to 5-0, Win Own Tournament for Second Consecutive Year; Enter Palomar Tournament This Week

RIVERSIDE – The Riverside City College (RCC) Tigers women's basketball team won all three games of its Third Annual Earning Our Stripes (E.O.S.) Tournament, capping the weekend with a solid 78-52 win over Orange Empire Conference (OEC) rival Santa Ana College (SAC) Sunday (Nov. 13) to win the tournament title for the second consecutive season.

Riverside City (5-0 overall) led, 17-7, early in the second quarter, but then saw the Dons close to within 17-14. A 13-0 RCC run gave the Tigers a 30-14 lead with 4:10 left in the first half, The Tigers led, 36-24, at halftime and pulled away late in the third quarter, eventually building a 54-38 lead with 1:09 left in the third and a 64-40 lead with 7:56 left in the game. RCC had its biggest lead at 78-48 with 1:19 remaining.

Four Tigers (three starters) scored in double figures, led by frosh guard Chiderah Uzowuru (Eastvale / Eleanor Roosevelt HS '14), who had 15 points, 14 rebounds, four assists and three steals. Sophomore forward Paradise Hanchett (Moreno Valley / Rancho Verde HS) added 12 points and a game-high 17 rebounds. Hanchett was named tournament most valuable player. Also named to the all-tournament team was sophomore guard Britney Gonzalez (Fontana / Jurupa Hills HS '15), who had 13 points.

For Santa Ana (3-2 overall), sophomore forward Blaysen Varnadoe led with 18 points and 12 rebounds. Sophomore guard Taylor Ivicevic added 12 points and seven rebounds. Both Varnadoe and Ivicevic were named to the all-tournament team.

In the third-place game, the Rio Hondo College (RHC) Roadrunners (3-3 overall) outlasted the Glendale College Vaqueros (3-2 overall), 69-59, in overtime. Down the stretch in regulation, sophomore guard Aliyah Montiel (Azusa HS) drained a three-pointer to tie the game at 55-55 with twenty seconds left. In the extra session, RHC sophomore guard Marisa DeLeon (Santa Fe HS) converted a four-point play to give RHC the lead for good at 62-59 with 3:07 left. Montiel was named to the all-tournament team.

In the consolation championship (fifth place) game, either way the Falcons would decide it as the Solano College Falcons shaded the Cerritos College Falcons, 74-71. Tied at 71-71, sophomore guard Mae Moore made one free throw with :12 left and then sophomore guard Jenessa Boling made a pair of charities with :07.9 left to account for the final score. Lizzy Roark, who had 15 points and 11 rebounds for Solano was named to the all-tournament team.

Solano (2-1 overall) was led by sophomore guard Jayme Slay (Jesse Bethel HS) with 22 points.

Cerritos (1-2 overall) was paced by sophomore guard Kaylyn James (Lakewood HS), who tossed in a team-high 21 points. Frosh forward Esther Franks (Long Beach / Millikan HS) added 18 points and 11 rebounds.

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