• Jemel Jones looks to build off his 45-point outburst in his win versus CSUN.
• The Roadrunners improved to 7-1 at home after their 23-point comeback win.
• Bakersfield’s bench is 4th in the conference and 53rd in the nation with 27.44 points per game.
• The Roadrunners are 4th in the conference for rebounds per game (36.50) and 2nd in offensive rebounds per game. (12.67)

CSUB @ Hawai’i (11-5, 3-2 BW)

• The Roadrunners head to the Island for a showdown with the Rainbow Warriors.
  • In the all-time series Bakersfield trails Hawai’i 2-7.
  • CSUB seeks their first win over UH dating back to 2021, Bakersfield’s first year in the Big West where they won both meetings.
• Hawai’i is 9-3 at home this season with an offense that averages 74.1 points per game
  • Gytis Nemeikša leads the team in scoring with 14.7 points per game while averaging 7.2 rebounds per game
• Bakersfield is currently averaging 75.0 points per game and is led by Jemel Jones with 17.5 points per game
  • Jones is 6th in the Big West for points per game and 84th nationally
    • Also ranks 39th in the nation and 5th in the conference for points scored (315)

• Fresh off their first win under first-year Head Coach Ari Wideman, the Cal State women’s basketball team returns home this Saturday to host the only Big West university outside of the state of California.
• Guard Caitie Gingras led the `Runners in a pair of close games last week, averaging 14.5 points a contest.
• Redshirt senior Ary Dizon leads the Big West and ranks 12th in the country in blocks per game (2.38)

CSUB vs. Hawai'i

• Saturday, January 18th, 2 p.m. (PT)
• Hawai'i (9-6, 3-2 Big West) is the reigning Big West regular season Champion and comes to Bakersfield on a three-game win streak.
• In the all-time series, Hawai'i leads CSUB 12-5.
• The `Runners are looking to snap a 9-game skid against the Rainbow Wahine. CSUB won its first two meetings against UH as members of the Big West, back in 2021, but the `Runners have gone winless in the series since.
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• The Cal State Bakersfield women's track and field program continues its indoor season as they travel to Washington for the Spokane Indoor Challenge.
• Last week, Makiah Parker, Skye Odom, and Julie Johnson all broke school records in their respective events.
• Parker and Odom are just freshmen but are now on the CSUB all-time list in multiple events. 
• Bakersfield has had 15 different top-five marks in program history in just 2 indoor meets.
• CSUB is putting up one of its most historic indoor seasons. 

CSUB at Spokane Indoor Challenge - Jan. 17-18

• Skye Odom will continue her competition in the jump events. Odom will look to better her school record in the triple jump while also try and better her #2 all-time mark in the long jump.
• She will also toe the line in the 60mH. 
• Makiah Parker holds the 60m school record, she will continue to improve her time in the event while also race in the 200m and be a part of the 4x400m relay team. 
• Julie Johnson broke her own 300m record last week. She will join fellow teammate Parker in both the 60m and 200m and be a part of the relay team. 
• Jaztyn Greer ran her best performance in the 60mH last weekend. Greer posted a CSUB #3 all-time spot in the event. The senior also ran the CSUB #4 all-time mark in the 300m. She will compete in the 60mH, 400m, and join Parker and Johnson in the relay. 
• Emilia Mandela returns to competition this week in the 60nH; she is ranked #4 on the CSUB all-time list. 
• Quote from Director of Track & Field Marcia Mansur-Wentworth - “The team is having its best January in program history with three school records and an additional five all-time top 5 marks. I am just looking to keep the good energy going forward.”