STOCKTON, Calif. – Head Coach
Bradley Davis announced on Thursday afternoon that Mali Ennis, sister of five-year Tiger
Madelene Ennis, has joined the Pacific women's basketball program, bringing the roster up to 14 student-athletes ahead of the 2025-26 season.
Mali's sister Maddie played under Davis from 2019-24, appearing in 102 contests where she was a major contributor for the Tigers in helping lead them to the post-season in her final two seasons.
With the addition, Mali Ennis became the sixth student-athlete to join Pacific this offseason.
Before donning the orange and black, Ennis was a member of Saint Mary's College's team for the 2024-25 season. Before SMC she played at Skyline Junior College in San Bruno, California.
During the 2023-24 season at Skyline, she was a second team all-conference selection with a 9.1 point per game average on 38% shooting from the field and averaged 6.8 rebounds per game in 40 minutes per game played to help the Trojans to a Coast Conference championship.
"Because of her sister, Mali has been around Pacific a lot. This will feel normal to see her walking the halls of Pacific Athletics and the court at the Spanos Center. I know her work ethic, and I'm confident she will be an instant positive addition to our program," Davis said.
Pacific women's basketball returns to the court in the fall where Coach Davis' first win will be his 141st leading the program, officially giving him the title for most victories in Pacific history.
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