SEATTLE, Wash. - GeAnna Luaulu-Summers left her mark in the Pacific women's basketball record book after she recorded her 1,000th career point in the 85-73 win over the Seattle Redhawks Sunday afternoon at the Connolly Complex. Jenelle Grant made it rain in Seattle with 20 points going 4-6 from behind the arc, while Desire Finnie added 15 and Chelsea Lady piled on 11. 

The Tigers got on the board first after Desire Finnie grabbed her own rebound to put it back in for the first two points and the Orange and Black didn't look back as they never trailed for the entire forty minutes.

After scoring 49 points in the second half, the Tigers improve to 5-5 overall, while Seattle moves to 6-6. 

In Case You Missed It

• The Tigers dominated the first quarter forcing six turnovers and not allowing any Seattle second chance points, bench points, fast break points, or points off turnovers.
• Pacific was able to draw a pair of three-point plays early on with Finnie and Anaya Brooklyn McDavid converting the hoop and the harm. The Tigers drew four total and-one's in Sunday's duel.
• In the second quarter, the Tigers kept the Redhawks from scoring for a total of seven minutes keeping them to 14 points after a Redhawks buzzer beater to head into the locker room.
• Pacific controlled the offensive rebounds grabbing 22 and turning them into 16 second chance points.
• All Tigers that touched the hardwood scored at least once.
• Pacific had their second best third quarter of the season dropping 25 points to head into the fourth with a strong 61-48 lead.
• The Tigers continued to show depth scoring 18 bench points. Lidy led with 15 and Savannah Sumsion accumulated five.
• The Orange and Black never trailed and held the lead for 38:55. The game was tied for the first 1:05.
• Ameela Li continues her streak of scoring ten or more points after she dropped 11 points Sunday afternoon.
• Sunday's win is the second game in a row that four of the five starters scored in double digits.

Head Coach Bradley Davis' Take
Everyone came out today and did what they could do so it was a total team effort. Brooklyn had 11 boards and really helped to hold us down inside and Jenelle came out in the second half to hit clutch shots for us to keep our momentum going. The bench also deserves a ton of credit for putting up 18 points.

After the first half, we talked about being tough and shooting the shots just like we did in the last game and all week in practice so we made sure to keep that in mind throughout the game. I was proud of the toughness we showed getting a lot of offensive rebounds and put backs in the fourth quarter just to keep us in it and keep the energy up.

Things You Need To Know

• GEE! HOW DOES SHE DO IT? - Luaulu-Summers scored her 1,000th career point in the win against the Redhawks and finished with 14 points. Luaulu-Summers becomes just the 22nd player in program history to reach 1,000 points. The senior also extended her streak to eleven games scoring at least ten points, which ties her career long.
• MAKING IT RAIN - Grant had her second 20-point game of the season and a near double-double adding in eight rebounds. The sophomore starter shot 58% from the floor and 67% from the three-point line in a solid 32 minutes.
• DOUBLE TIME - In seven of the Tigers ten games this season, at least four Tigers have recorded double-digits. The win in Seattle marks the fourth time in ten games that five players have scored over ten points.
• ANAYA-LATION - McDavid registered a career high 11 rebounds in her near double-double as she also added seven points. In her first three career starts, the freshman is averaging 9.6 points per game, shooting 42 percent, grabbing 6.6 rebounds per game, and averaging 26 minutes.

Next Up
Pacific heads back to the Alex G. Spanos Center on Wednesday, Dec. 20 for its last contest before West Coast Conference play begins taking on the Central Florida Knights. The matchup will feature a live stream and live stats free of charge via PacificTigers.com and TheW.tv.

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