Central Michigan University Athletics
Postgame Notes: CMU vs. Kent State
2/12/2011 12:00:00 AM | Women's Basketball
Central Michigan vs. Kent State
Saturday, Feb. 12, 2011
CMU 78, Kent State 72
Central Michigan has had at least one 20-point scorer in 63 of its last 94 contests dating back to the 2007-08 season.
The Maroon and Gold are 26-3 when outrebouding its opponents.
Brandie Baker 's five assists gives her 121 on the season and moved into fourth place on CMU's single-season chart.
Kaihla Szunko (19 points and 11 rebounds) recorded her fourth-consecutive double-double, her 16th of the season and 64th of her career.
Shonda Long 's 21 points marks her eighth time this season ecipsing the 20-point mark and 15th of her career.
Szunko's 11 rebounds is the 15th time this season with at least 10 rebounds, and the 47th time of her career.
The Chippewas improved to 13-3 when shooting at least 40 percent from the field.
CMU is a perfect 14-0 when holding its opponents under 80 points.
The four-game winning streak is CMU's first since January of 2010, equaling the longest winning streak under head coach Sue Guevara .
The Chippewas are now 26-8 the last three seasons on their home floor.
Central Michigan wraps up crossover play at 4-2 against the East Division.
Shonda Long hit two threes on Saturday against Kent State, moving her into 15th all-time on the MAC's career three-point leaders with 209.
Brandie Baker and Shonda Long each played the full 40 minutes on Saturday against Kent State. It's the 19th time in Baker's career she has played an entire contest (12 times this season) and the 10th time for Long (eight in 2010-11). Kaihla Szunko played all but 30 seconds in the contest.
The Chippewas won despite allowing the Golden Flashes to shoot 49 percent. It is the highest field goal percentage for an opponent in a CMU win this season, and just the 12th win under head coach Sue Guevara when Central Michigan's opponent shoots 45 percent or better from the floor.
Skylar Miller has now scored in double-figures in three of her last five contests and seven times in 2010-11 overall, after entering the season with three in her career.
Kaihla Szunko scored in double-figures for the seventh-consecutive contest, the longest active streak among the Chippewas.
Saturday, Feb. 12, 2011
CMU 78, Kent State 72
Central Michigan has had at least one 20-point scorer in 63 of its last 94 contests dating back to the 2007-08 season.
The Maroon and Gold are 26-3 when outrebouding its opponents.
Brandie Baker 's five assists gives her 121 on the season and moved into fourth place on CMU's single-season chart.
Kaihla Szunko (19 points and 11 rebounds) recorded her fourth-consecutive double-double, her 16th of the season and 64th of her career.
Shonda Long 's 21 points marks her eighth time this season ecipsing the 20-point mark and 15th of her career.
Szunko's 11 rebounds is the 15th time this season with at least 10 rebounds, and the 47th time of her career.
The Chippewas improved to 13-3 when shooting at least 40 percent from the field.
CMU is a perfect 14-0 when holding its opponents under 80 points.
The four-game winning streak is CMU's first since January of 2010, equaling the longest winning streak under head coach Sue Guevara .
The Chippewas are now 26-8 the last three seasons on their home floor.
Central Michigan wraps up crossover play at 4-2 against the East Division.
Shonda Long hit two threes on Saturday against Kent State, moving her into 15th all-time on the MAC's career three-point leaders with 209.
Brandie Baker and Shonda Long each played the full 40 minutes on Saturday against Kent State. It's the 19th time in Baker's career she has played an entire contest (12 times this season) and the 10th time for Long (eight in 2010-11). Kaihla Szunko played all but 30 seconds in the contest.
The Chippewas won despite allowing the Golden Flashes to shoot 49 percent. It is the highest field goal percentage for an opponent in a CMU win this season, and just the 12th win under head coach Sue Guevara when Central Michigan's opponent shoots 45 percent or better from the floor.
Skylar Miller has now scored in double-figures in three of her last five contests and seven times in 2010-11 overall, after entering the season with three in her career.
Kaihla Szunko scored in double-figures for the seventh-consecutive contest, the longest active streak among the Chippewas.
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