STOCKTON, Calif. – The Pacific women's basketball team (15-13, 8-9 WCC) got a sizeable chunk of offense from its younger corps, but fell 67-61 to San Francisco (11-18, 4-13) Thursday evening inside the Alex G. Spanos Center. 

IN CASE YOU MISSED IT: 
 
First Half

• Pacific overcame a slow start in the first quarter to make four of five field goals – three from Kaylin Randhawa – and pull within 9-8 after the game's first media break and go on a 6-0 run. 
• Randhawa had six of the Tigers' first 10 points through the first quarter of play.
• Savannah Whitehead dropped in the hook shot at the 6:40 mark of the second quarter, then Brooklyn McDavid put back her own rebound to give Pacific the 23-22 lead in the midst of a 10-1 run.
• Pacific was on an offensive streak at that point, getting four of four field goals from Randhawa and three of her last four from McDavid while forcing the Dons' 10^th turnover with a little over four minutes until the halftime break.
• Cassidy Johnson helped the Tigers surge ahead late, notching a career-high seven points in the second quarter alone to help the Tigers take a 33-32 lead into the halftime break. 
• Johnson led the Pacific reserves for the first half, helping the Tigers outscore San Francisco 11-1 from the bench.

Second Half

• Brooklyn McDavid opened the second half with the crafty lay-in from Callie Kaiser, giving her eight points on the evening on 4-of-8 shooting.
• McDavid ended her night with 13 points, going into double figures scoring for the 21^st time this season and eighth time out of nine.
• Pacific kept San Francisco cold from downtown in the third quarter, with the Dons going 1 of 6 from three in the third.
• Randhawa and Josephine Millard led the charge for the Tigers in the third quarter with five and six points, respectively to lead a 15-9 frame for Pacific. 

NOTABLE PERFORMANCES:

• Millard and Johnson both notched career highs Thursday against the Dons with 13 and seven points. Millard's 13 led the Tigers off the bench.
• Pacific outscored the Dons 11-1 off the bench in the first half, leading to a 20-9 advantage for the contest.
• Randhawa was named the City of Stockton Human Resources Hardworking Player of the Game with a team-high 16 points on 5-of-14 shooting to go along with four rebounds.

UP NEXT: 

• Pacific will close out the 2019-20 regular season with a 2:00 p.m. tipoff on Saturday against Santa Clara at the Alex G. Spanos Center. The Tigers will celebrate graduating seniors Callie Kaiser, Sofie Tryggedsson and Jessica Blakeslee prior to the opening tip. 
• Don Gubbins will have the audio call from Stockton and fans can view the action on the WCC Network.

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