Mason,
Tritons headed to NCAA D-II Final Four
(3/20) Grossmont alum Marla Mason (left, holding regional
championship trophy) and her UCSD teammates have advanced to the
NCAA Division II Final Four. The No.12 Tritons on Wednesday defeated
No.2 Glenville State to advance to the Final Four. They will face
Southern Connecticut State Thursday (3/21) for a chance to play in
the national championship game. Thursday's game will be broadcast
live on ESPNU at 5pm.
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Final PCC Standings
2006/07
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Team |
Conf. |
Overall |
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Imperial Vly. |
10-2 |
19-11 |
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Palomar |
9-3 |
21-11 |
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Southwestern |
9-3 |
13-14 |
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SD Mesa |
6-6 |
14-16 |
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Cuyamaca |
4-8 |
10-18 |
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Grossmont |
3-9 |
10-19 |
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SD City |
1-11 |
2-24 |
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All-PCC Teams Announced
(2/19) The Pacific Coast Conference announced the 2006-07 All-PCC
teams today and two Griffins were first-team honorees. Sophomore
forward Gaby Passentino and
freshman forward Meghan Ehmke were
selected to the first-team while freshman guards
Kylie Pitts and
LaTasha Dowell were named Honorable
Mention.
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Gaby Passentino & Meghan Ehmke, first team
All-PCC.
Photos by Frank Gregorek |
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Ali Smelser in earlier action.
Photo by Frank Gregorek |
Coyotes comeback against Grossmont
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(1/27) The Griffins held several single-digit leads in the second
half, but couldn't hold on, falling to Cuyamaca 76-84 at home.
Gaby Passentino poured in a game high 27 points, and was 11-16 from
the free-throw line. Alexis Bertelsen chipped in with 15 points.
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Grossmont on wrong end of lopsided loss
(1/25) The Griffins were trounced by host Palomar
Wednesday night 98-61. Only non-starter Ali Smelser managed
to reach double digits in scoring for Grossmont with 11
points.
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Griffins fall to Jags
(1/13) Grossmont College suffered its first setback in PCC play
losing to Southwestern College 54-73 at home Saturday night.
The Jaguars sprinted to a 53-24 halftime advantage as the Griffins
could only muster eight field goals in the first 20 minutes of play.
Southwestern post player Nicole Anderson burned the Griffs for 20
first half points. While Anderson was held in check during the
second half, mostly due to illness, it was teammate Danielle Garrett
who had a strong half to hold off a Grossmont comeback attempt.
The Griffins cut the Southwestern lead to six with two and a half
minutes remaining, but the Jags pulled away with the 19 point
victory.
Center Megan Ehmke paced the Griffins with 13 points, but it wasn't
enough to offset Anderson's game high 28 points. Read more on
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Grossmont in first place after win at City
(1/11) Grossmont College sits atop the PCC standings at 3-0
following last night's 67-59 win at San Diego City College.
Megan Ehmke and Tasha Dowell lead the way with 16 points apiece.
Ehmke also hauled in 10 rebounds.
The Griffins will look to stay in first place when they host
Southwestern College (2-1, 6-12) Saturday night at 7pm. The game is
part of a doubleheader with the Grossmont men who play at 5pm
against Mira Costa College.
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Griffins nab 64-63 victory over Mesa
(1/6) Grossmont moved to 2-0 in PCC play by holding on for a one
point win over Mesa College. The difference came at the foul line
where Grossmont's Alexis Bertelsen hit a huge free throw with the
game tied 63-all with 50 seconds to play, giving the Griffs their
winning margin.
Grossmont was clutch from the charity strip in the second half
hitting 17 of 18 free-throws.
Grossmont forward Megan Ehmke scored a
team-high 16 points with 12 rebounds. Kylie
Pitts was 3-for-6 from beyond the arc, finishing with 15 points.
Forward Gaby Passentino was a
perfect 8-8 from the free-throw line and finished with 10 points and
11 rebounds.
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Ehmke named PCC Athlete of the Week
(1/3) Grossmont basketball player Megan
Ehmke was named the PCC's top female athlete this week.
Ehmke, a 6-1 freshman forward/center from West Hills High School,
scored 24 points, hauled down 11 rebounds and blocked seven shots to
the Griffins’ 65-64 win over Golden West.
The Griffins went on to take third place in their 19th Annual
Holiday Tournament. |
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Photo by Frank Gregorek
Kylie Pitts lead the Griffins with 18 points |
Griffins storm their way to third place finish
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(12/31) Grossmont bounced back after losing to Bakersfield in the
semifinals to rout San Diego Mesa 73-48 taking third place in the
19th Annual Holiday Tournament.
Freshman guard Kylie Pitts lead the
team with 18 points to go along with her six rebounds.
Gaby Passentino, was named to the
All-Tournament Team following her 16 point, seven rebound
performance.
Forward Morgan Surratt turned in a
strong performance with 10 points and a team-high 11 rebounds.
Championship: Saddleback 82, Bakersfield 63
Saddleback upended state-ranked Bakersfield behind Cassie
Klockgether's 20 points and 10 assists. With the win Saddleback went
from unranked to #9 in the Southern California coach's poll.
Bakersfield fell from 10 to 13. |
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Photo by Frank Gregorek
La Tasha Dowell hits the winning lay-in as the buzzer
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19th Annual Holiday Tournament
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(12/29) The Griffins got off to a great start in their own
tournament with a last second victory over Golden West 65-64.
Down four with 6.5 seconds remaining
Alexis Bertelsen hit a three-pointer to trim the deficit to one.
La Tasha Dowell then stepped in front
of the inbounds pass and hustled up a shot as the buzzer sounded
giving the Griffins (5-9) a thrilling come from behind victory.
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Photo by Frank Gregorek
Gaby Passentino led Grossmont with 17 points |
Griffs
drop one to Pierce
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(12/20) The Grossmont women could not hold on to a 37-33 halftime
lead losing to visiting LA Pierce College 81-67. The Griffins were
outscored 48-30 over the final 20 minutes en route to their ninth
loss of the season.
Sophomore forward Gaby Passentino
led the Griffins with 17 points, and freshman
Meghan Ehmke added 14 and a team best
12 rebounds.
The Griffins are on the road Thursday (12/21) at College of the
Desert, then host Golden West at 5pm in the opening round of the
19th Annual Holiday Tournament
starting Thursday December 28th. Read more on
EastCountySports.com |
Griffin women open the season 2-0
(11/10)
With a tight 68-64 win over visiting Barstow College, the Grossmont women
have gotten off to a 2-0 start to the new season.
The Griffins were led by Alexandra
Smelser's 15 points and 16 rebounds in the early season win.
Tonya Grettenberger had 10
points and 11 rebounds, and guard La Tasha
Dowell was the only other Griff in double-digits with 10 points.
Kylie Pitts had a team high five
assists for Grossmont.
Grossmont 77, LA City 39
(11/9) The Griffins got the season started on the right foot with
a 77-39 drubbing of host LA City College. Freshman
Kylie Pitts lead the Griffs with 13
points. Sophomore Teri Bailey added 12
points, and newcomers Megan Ehmke
(11 pts) and Alexandra Smelser (10
pts) rounded out the scoring leaders. Read more on
EastCountySports.com |