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TRAILBLAZERS AT A GLANCE
Utah Tech continues a stretch that will see the team play seven of its next nine games on the road, with game number four of the odyssey at California Baptist on Saturday afternoon. Saturday's game will showcase two of the hottest teams in the WAC as both enter play riding five-game win streaks.
 
Utah Tech improved to 11-18 overall against its fellow Beehive State opponents in the program's NCAA era after its 87-77 victory at SUU this past Thursday night. The Blazers also moved to 9-8 in in-state rivalry games during their current Division I transition.  
 
The Trailblazers are currently 6-5 on the road this season, and have won six of their last nine away from the Burns Arena overall. 
 
Saturday's game features the top-two offenses in the WAC this season (1. CBU 80.4 ppg; 2. Utah Tech 75.3 ppg) and 3-point shooting teams (1. Utah Tech 10.4 3FGM/g; 2. CBU 9.2 3FGM/g). 
 
Utah Tech and California Baptist are currently the only two teams in the WAC with four players averaging double figures in points through this point of the season.
 
In fact, Utah Tech is the only team in the WAC with three players listed in the conference's top-10 in both scoring (2. Breaunna Gillen 16.5 ppg; 3. Maddie Warren 16.4; 8. Macie Warren 14.3 ppg) and field goal percentage (3. Mac. Warren .492; 6. Gillen .475; 7. Mad. Warren .459). 
 
Gillen enters Saturday afternoon's game as ONLY player in the WAC who is ranked in the conference's top-10 in scoring (#2), rebounding (#10 - 6.9 rpg) and assists (#1 - 5.20 apg).
 
OPENING TIP: Utah Tech (14-9/8-4 WAC) wraps up its current four-game road swing with a trip down to the Inland Empire for a Saturday matinee at California Baptist. 
            Tip-off inside the CBU Events Center (5,050) in Riverside is set for 1 p.m. (PT).  
            Saturday game will be streamed live on ESPN+. For live streaming and live scoring information, visit UtahTechTrailblazers.com. 
 
UTAH TECH VS. CBU: Utah Tech is 4-17 all-time in its series with CBU (2-9 on the road), which includes 78-69 home loss this past December (12/6/23), and two narrow losses last year, including an 81-72 loss in the quarterfinal round of the 2023 WAC Tournament in Las Vegas (3/8/23). 
            The Trailblazers also came out on the short end of a hard-fought 75-71 road loss to the Lancers last February (2/25/23).
            Utah Tech has lost 14 of its last 15 games overall vs. CBU, with the lone win in that stretch coming during the 2021-22 campaign in Riverside (81-77; 2/24/22).                                                 That Blazer victory halted an 11-game losing streak vs. the Lancers, which dated back to when both programs were competing at the NCAA Division II level as members of the Pacific West Conference. 
 
LAST TIME OUT: Utah Tech pushed its season-long win streak to five-straight on the strength of an 87-77 road victory at Southern Utah last Thursday night in Cedar City.
 
HEAD COACH JD GUSTIN: JD Gustin is in his eighth season at the helm of the Utah Tech Women's Basketball program.
            Gustin has seen marked improvements in each season on the Trailblazer sideline, culminating with an 19-12 overall record last season, a nine-win turnaround from the previous season. The 2022-23 campaign also featured a 10-8 mark and a fifth-place finish in Western Athletic Conference play. In addition, the Trailblazers made their WAC Tournament debut in 2022-23, and advanced on to the quarterfinal round by defeating Utah Valley, 72-68, to win their first-ever NCAA Division-I era postseason victory. 
            Utah Tech's 19 wins last season were the most in the program's current NCAA Division-I transition, and is the highest win total during Coach Gustin's seven-year tenure on the Trailblazer bench. 
            In Utah Tech's final Division II season, the Trailblazers played to an 18-12 under Gustin. The team also capped that 2019-20 season by clinching a berth in the 2020 RMAC Tournament, marking the first time the Trailblazers had qualified for a conference tournament since the 2013-14 season. The Trailblazers entered the tournament as the No. 7 seed, and shocked second-seeded Western Colorado in Gunnison, Colo., for a 65-60 win in the RMAC Quarterfinals.
            
GILLEN THE ONE TO WATCH IN 2023-24: Coming off a banner senior season in 2022-23, fifth-year guard Breaunna Gillen entered her final collegiate campaign with a pair of well-deserved preseason honors to her credit. 
            In October, Gillen was voted as the WAC's Preseason Player of the Year, and was named to the 25-player preseason watch list for the Becky Hammon Mid-Major Player of the Year, presented by Her Hoop Stats. 
            Gillen is the lone WAC representative on the Hammon watch list, which includes women's basketball student-athletes from 23 teams and 16 conferences overall. 
            Last season, Gillen was either at or near the top of the WAC scoring list throughout the entire 2022-23 campaign en route to first team all-WAC honors, wound up as the conference's second leading scorer at 17.8 points per game. 
            The fifth-year guard finished last season as the WAC's leader in assists at 6.45 apg, and finished in the top-10 overall in assist/turnover ratio (2nd; 1.77), field goal percentage (5th; .438), and free throw percentage (10th; .744).
 
FROM WAY DOWNTOWN....BANG: Utah Tech has hit at least one 3-pointer in 253-straight games, which includes a season-high 21 treys in the Oregon win on Dec. 19, and a WAC season-high 16 3-pointers (16-of-35) in the road win at UTRGV back on Feb. 1.
            The 21 made treys vs. Oregon were the second-most in a single game in program history. In addition, the Trailblazers combined to shoot school record-breaking 67.7 percent (21-of-31) from the perimeter on the day, besting the previous record that stood for nearly 12 full seasons (.611, 11-of-18 at BYU-Hawaii; 2/4/2012). 
            In the 2021-22 season, the Trailblazers nailed a school-record 22 3-pointers in its 107-57 blowout win over LIFE Pacific (11/9/21).
            That record was one of two 3FG school records to fall that night as the Blazers also broke a team record for 3FG attempted (51). 
            Utah Tech has reached double figures in made 3-pointers 96 times during the program's NCAA era, including in 13 of 23 games this season, and in a school-record 19 games last season. 
            In fact, the Trailblazers broke single season school records for 3FGM (310), 3FGA (898), and 3FG% (.345) last year.
            In all, Utah Tech has hit at least one 3-pointer in 461 of its 464 games during its NCAA era, which began in the 2006-07 season.
            Two of the three instances when the Blazers did not hit a three happened during the 2013-14 season (vs. Hawai'i-Hilo, 2/13/14; at California Baptist, 1/18/14), and the other came in the program's first NCAA season in 2006-27 (vs. UHH, 1/7/07). 
            Meanwhile, Utah Tech has surrendered at least one made opponent 3-pointer in 463 of 464 games during its NCAA era. 
 
NEARLY A WAC RECORD: Utah Tech's 16 made 3-pointers at UTRGV (2/1) nearly tied a WAC record for the most made threes in a conference game in league history. Former member Fresno State still holds the record of 18 set during the 2010-11 season vs. Idaho.
            However, Utah Tech's 22 made treys vs. LIFE Pacific (11/9/21) during the 2021-22 campaign is the overall record for most made 3-pointers in a game by a WAC team in conference history. 
 
RELEASE - ROTATION - SPLASH: Utah Tech enters Saturday's game at CBU ranked FOURTH-NATIONALLY in made 3-pointers (239) and made 3-pointers per game (10.4 3FGM/g). 
            In addition, Utah Tech is T-FIFTH in the country with Abilene Christian in 3FGA per game (29.0 3FGAg), while CBU is fourth (29.1 3FGAg), and the Blazers are t-30th in the NCAA Division I ranks in 3FG% (.359). 
 
IT'S NOT ALL ABOUT THE 3-BALL: Though Utah Tech scored 48 of its 91 points from beyond the arc in at UTRGV, the Trailblazers also tallied 36 points in the paint (18-of-31 2FG; .580) and went 7-of-9 (.778) at the foul line.
            Fast forward to last Thursday's win at SUU, where the Blazers poured in 46 of their 48 points off of two-point shots in the paint (24-of-41; .585). Utah Tech was also 7-of-17 (.412) from 3-point country and 18-of-22 (.818) at charity stripe.   
 
PERFECT 11: Fifth-year guard Maggie McCord had herself a night in the win vs. Seattle U (1/4) as she set a school record by going 11-of-11 from the floor with four 3-pointers on her way to a career-high tying 26 points.
            McCord, who tallied 26 points last year in a road win at, coincidentally, Seattle U (2/26/22), also pulled down a team-high 12 rebounds to notch her second double-double of the season.
            McCord's shooting night bested the previous perfection record held by former Trailblazer Megan Tidwell, who went 9-of-9 for 21 points in a road win at Chaminade (93-54; 2/4/09) during the 2008-09 season. 
 
SPEAKING OF RED HOT: Utah Tech has been on a shooting tear during its current five-game win streak. The WAC leaders in FG% (.453) have combined to shoot 49.7 percent (148-of-298) over their last five games, including a 50.3 clip (93-of-185) during the first three games of their current road swing. 
            Utah Tech is also hitting on 38.7 percent (55-of-142) from downtown - 39.5 percent (30-of-76) on the road, and 82.5 percent (52-of-63) at the line - 82.9 percent (34-of-41), away from home during this four-game stretch. 
 
SINGLE DIGITS: Utah Tech's defense posted its seventh single-digit point quarter of the season in last Saturday's road win at UT Arlington when the Blazers held the Lady Mavs to just six second-quarter points.
            Five of the seven instances have come inside the Burns Arena, including final three quarters vs. Bethesda (7/6/7; 12/16), and a five-point second quarter vs. Seattle U (1/4/). 
            The first road instance turned out to be historic as the Trailblazers broke a single-game record for fewest points allowed in a quarter when they held New Hampshire to only three third-quarter points in their win back on Nov. 22.
            The Trailblazer defense limited UNH to 1-of-16 shooting in the period, this after the Wildcats missed their final nine shots to close out the second quarter. 
            Utah Tech's previous school record for fewest points allowed in a quarter was four points set three times - coincidentally all on the road. In fact, the last occurrence came last season in the Blazers' road win against Weber State (3Q; 12/17/22).  
            Meanwhile, the Blazers achieved the feat two other times during their Division II era, both in the fourth quarter of road victories at UT-Tyler (W, 75-41; 11/8/2019) and at Holy Names (61-44; 2/20/16).
 
DEFENSE BLAZERS DEFENSE (CLAP CLAP): Utah Tech begins the week as the WAC leader (t-26th in NCAA D-I) in FG% defense at 36.59 percent, thanks in large part to holding both UTRGV (.300) at UT Arlington (.316) below 32 percent shooting in last week's road sweep.
            In fact, the Trailblazers limited UTA to just 3-of-16 shooting (.188) and 4-of-21 (.190) from the floor in the second and fourth quarters, respectively, in Saturdays win. 
            Utah Tech, which is fourth in the WAC in both scoring defense (66.7 ppg) and 3FG% defense (.294), has held five of 22 opponents below 30 percent shooting (all wins) this season, with the last instance coming in its home win over Tarleton (.250) back on Jan. 27. For context, Utah Tech only held two total opponents to under 30 percent shooting all of last season.
 
TRAILBLAZER PLAYER NOTES
* - Fifth-year guard Breaunna Gillen continued to show why she was voted the WAC Preseason POY after she scored 15 of her team-high 23 points in the second half of the Trailblazers' road win at SUU on Thursday night. 
* - That effort came on the heels of a pair of dominant performances last weekend in Texas, starting with 19 points on a sizzling 8-of-12 shooting with three 3-pointers at UTRGV (2/1) ... she also co-led the team with six rebounds and four assists, and picked off two steals.
* - Gillen then followed that up with her second triple-double of the season, and third of her career, with 14 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists at UT Arlington last Saturday. 
* - Gillen is one of only six players in the NCAA Division I ranks (second player in the WAC) with multiple triple-doubles this season.
* - Gillen, who is already far-and-away Utah Tech's career assists leader (497), also recorded her ninth-career double digit assist game overall in the UTA win.
* - Gillen dished out six dimes in the SUU win on Thursday, giving the fifth-year senior her third 100-plus assist season (104 - #8 on UT's single season list) ... she also moved to within three assists of reaching the 500-assist plateau for her career.  
* - Gillen returned to the starting line-up in the Tarleton home win back on Jan. 27, and picked up right where she left off with 22 points and game-highs of 10 rebounds and seven assists.
* - Gillen is averaging 19.5 points on 53.7 percent shooting, along with 7.7 rebounds and 7.0 assists over her last four games, which has helped propel her into the WAC's top-10 in all three stat categories (see pg 1). 
* - Gillen, who missed consecutive games for just the first time in her near five-year career (vs. UVU 1/20; vs. ACU 1/25), has only missed four total games overall, though three of those absences came this season.   
* - Despite missing those three games, the 2023-24 campaign has been one for the record books for Gillen, who earlier this season became the first Trailblazer to mess around and record a second career triple-double with 17 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists in the Oregon win (12/19).
* - Gillen notched her first triple-double just over two years earlier in the 2021-22 season opener vs. LIFE Pacific (14p/10r/11a – 11/9/21).
* - On a night when she became the program's all-time leader in games played, Gillen posted her fifth 20-point game of the season with 20 points in the SUU home win (1/18).
* - Gillen (531 rebs) also became just the third Trailblazer in program history to reach the 500-rebound plateau earlier in that SUU home win. 
* - Gillen (1,443 pts/535 rbs/497 assts) joined former Blazer forward Johnna Brown (1,212 pts/726 rbs/232 assts; 2009-11, 12-13) as the only two players in program history with at least 1,000 career points, 500 career rebounds and 200 career assists.
* - Gillen now has 25 20-plus point games (7 in 2023-24) to her credit, and including her 14 points at UT Arlington last Saturday, she has now scored in double figures 77 times in 112 career games overall.
* - Gillen also went for 20 points vs. Weber State (12/9), against which she was just 4-of-12 from the floor, though she did go a perfect 10-of-10 (career best) from the foul line, and tallied seven rebounds, three assists and a season-best four steals.
* - Gillen's 10 made free throws were one off of her career high of 11 that she set twice last season, the first time at Kansas City (11/18/22), and again a month later against, coincidentally, at Weber State (12/17/22).
* - Gillen, who is Utah Tech's career leader in seven total statistical categories, is now within striking distance of one more career record ... the fifth-year guard needs 27 steals (122 - third) to reach that career plateau ... Gillen bolstered that chase by picking off a career-high tying five steals in the Seattle U win (1/4).
* - Speaking of dominant, sophomore guard Maddie Warren tallied 22 points on a sizzling 9-of-12 shooting with a pair of 3-pointers in Thursday's win at SUU. 
* - In fact, Warren is averaging 22.5 points on nearly 68 percent (36-of-53) shooting over her last four games with three 20-plus point outings ... Warren is also shooting an even 50.0 percent (13-of-26) from 3-point country over this current stretch to vault to the top of the WAC rankings.
* - Warren started this stretch with a career-high 27 points in the Tarleton win (1/27), including outscoring the Texans 15-7 by herself in the decisive third quarter ... the sophomore knocked down 11 of her 16 shots, which included a 5-of-9 clip from the perimeter, and tallied seven rebounds, three assists, one steal and a career-high two blocks in just over 32 minutes of game action.
* - Warren carried that momentum into Utah Tech's Texas sweep last week, starting with 16 points on 6-of-10 shooting with four 3-pointers, along with six boards and four dimes in the UTRGV (2/1). .
* - Warren then chased that with a game-high 25 points in the Trailblazers' victory at UT Arlington last Saturday, against which she scored 19 of those 25 points in the second half, including eight points on 4-of-4 shooting in the Blazers' decisive fourth quarter. 
* - She knocked down 10 of her 15 shots in the win with a pair of 3-pointers, and finished with eight boards, one assist and one steal.
* - Warren's 27-point day tied for the most points scored by a Trailblazer player this season ... twin sister Macie Warren also tallied 27 points in a home win over Seattle U last month (W, 81-65; 1/4/24). 
* - Warren recorded her first career double-double with 17 points and a career-high 10 boards in the home win vs. SUU (1/18), against which she hit on 7-of-11 from the floor and just missed a triple-double with a career-high five assists. 
* - The redshirt-sophomore guard, who leads the team with eight 20-plus point games this season, enjoyed a three-game stretch last month that saw her score at least 20 points in each of those starts, including a pair of 20-point outings against Jax State (11/9) and at UNLV (11/14), as well as the 21 at TAMU-Commerce (11/20).
* - Speaking of her twin sister, Macie Warren will miss the remainder of the 2023-24 campaign after suffering a season-ending injury late in the second quarter of the Blazers' road win at SUU on Thursday night.
* - Warren was in the midst of a brilliant sophomore year as she was ranked in the WAC's top-10 in scoring (8th, 14.3), FG percentage (3rd, .492) and 3FG made (t-5th, 47), and was 17th in rebounding (5.4 rpg).
* - Warren scored in double figures in 16 of her 23 starts this season, and had eight first half points at SUU before the injury ... she poured in a game-high 21 points on 6-of-14 shooting with four 3-pointers in the win at UTRGV (2/1), which was followed by a 14-point effort on 6-of-11 shooting at UT Arlington last Saturday. 
* - Warren started the new year off on the right foot with that 27-point night in the win over Seattle U (1/4) ... Warren finished two points off of her career high of 29 points she tallied last season in a road win at Air Force (12/10/22).
* - Warren is currently ranked seventh in program history in career FG% (247-of-531; .465), and third in career 3FG% (96-of-255; .376) through her first 58 games as a Trailblazer.
* - McCord led all scorers with 21 points in the ACU win (1/25), and finished one rebound shy of her third double-double of the year as she grabbed a co-game high nine boards ... McCord went 8-of-12 from the floor, including a 5-of-8 effort from the perimeter, which marked the third time this season, and the 18th time in her career (11 times last season), that the fifth-year guard had hit at least five 3-pointers in a game.
* - McCord was also one carom shy of a double-double in Thursday's road win at SUU as she finished with 16 points and a team-high nine boards, and in the process moved into sixth place on Utah Tech's career points list (813).  
* - McCord, who DNP'd in the Bethesda win, came back in a big way in Oregon win (12/19) as she tied her own school record with eight made 3-pointers on her way to a then-season high 24 points.
* - McCord's eight treys were the most made by a Trailblazer inside the Burns Arena, and matched her previous record-tying performance (8-of-10) during the 2021-22 season in a road loss at Seattle U (2/26/22). 
* - Meanwhile, McCord's 24 points vs. Oregon eclipsed her previous season high of 20 in the win at Stonehill (11/25) ... McCord went 7-of-10 from the floor with six 3-pointers (6-of-9) and Stonehill, against which she finished with a co-game high eight rebounds, two assists and one steal.
* - McCord, who tallied 15 points on 6-of-7 shooting with three 3-pointers at UTRGV last Thursday, is currently Utah Tech's career 3FG% leader (.399; 176-of-441), and is ranked fifth all-time in rebounding (459) and seventh in scoring (797) heading into the SUU game on Thursday. 
* - Calyn Dallas got the starting nod for the ninth time this season at SUU on Thursday night, and the freshman guard responded with 14 points on 3-of-4 shooting a pair of 3-pointers ... that was impressive, but not as impressive as going a PERFECT 6-of-6 at the foul line with the game on the line in the final 30-plus seconds remaining to salt away the big road victory. 
* - Dallas notched her first collegiate double-double in the Bethesda win (12/16) with career-highs of 22 points and 15 rebounds ... the freshman went 10-of-19 from the floor with a pair of 3-pointers and flirted with a triple-double as she finished with a career-best six assists along with two blocks and one steal in just her second start of the season.
* - Dallas carried that shooting touch into the Oregon win (12/19) as she went 5-of-6 from the floor with a career-high tying four 3-pointers on her way to 14 points off the bench ... the freshman also knocked down four treys as part of a 16-point afternoon off the bench in the Stonehill win (11/25). 
* - Dallas made the most of her Trailblazer debut as she poured in 15 points in 24 minutes in 25 reserve minutes in the La Verne win (11/6) on 5-for-5 shooting with three 3-pointers.
* - Freshman forward Nicole Willardson enjoyed a breakout performance in the Oregon win (12/19), pouring in a career-high 12 points off the bench on 5-of-7 shooting with a pair of 3-pointers.
* - Willardson scored eight of her 12 points in a near two-minute stretch with under four minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, and recorded a key block with 18 seconds to play that helped protect a slim three-point Blazer lead.
* - Willardson, who had started in each of the last seven games prior to the Bethesda game (12/16), tallied eight points, five rebounds, and a career-high three blocks, off the bench in that Bethesda win. 
* - Sophomore forward Alyson Deaver made her first collegiate start in the loss to UVU (1/20), and responded with eight points, six rebounds and one block in 28-plus minutes. 
* - Deaver enjoyed another solid outing with nine points on 3-of-4 shooting with three rebounds and two dimes in 15 reserve minutes vs. ACU (1/25). 
* - Deaver put together her overall best game as a Trailblazer in Bethesda win (12/16) with a career-high 14 points in 22 minutes ... Deaver went 7-of-8 at the foul line and tallied eight rebounds, two assists, one steal and one block in 22 reserve minutes. 
* - Twin sister Catelyn Deaver enjoyed her best game as a Trailblazer vs. UVU (1/20), against which she poured in a career-high 14 points on 5-of-8 shooting with a career-high tying three 3-pointers in 23 reserve minutes.
* - That effort came three weeks after Deaver tallied a then-career high 13 points with three 3-pointers at Florida International (12/30) ... Deaver also pulled down three boards and blocked two shots in a career-long 33 minutes of game action.  
* - Freshman forward Caitlynn Jordan just missed her first collegiate double-double vs. Bethesda (12/16), notching career highs with nine points and 10 boards. 
 
TRAILBLAZER TEAM NOTES
* - For the first time in program history, Utah Tech had five players score in double figures in consecutive games in the home wins over both Bethesda and Oregon ... the Trailblazers have now done it three times overall this season as Utah Tech also had five players score in double figures in the season opener vs. La Verne (11/6). 
* - Utah Tech also recorded a program first in the loss at SFA (1/11), during which the Trailblazer bench did not record a single point as all five starters combined to score the team's 67 points. 
* - Utah Tech's 75-point margin of victory over Bethesda (110-35) broke a school record that stood for nearly 15 years ... during the 2008-09 season, the Trailblazers rang in the New Year with a 95-36 (+59) home win over Chaminade (1/3/09).
* - The Trailblazers also set another school record by holding Bethesda to just 16.5 percent (13-of-79) from the floor ... the new shooting percentage standard broke the previous record set during the 2021-22 campaign when Utah Tech limited Antelope Valley to a 19.0 percent shooting effort (11/20/21). 
* - Utah Tech's 110 points vs. Bethesda were the second-most in a game this season and the third-most in the program's four-year era. 
* - Meanwhile, the 35 points allowed vs. Bethesda were the third-fewest surrendered during the Trailblazers' NCAA era.
* - Utah Tech shot 54.4 percent from the floor (43-of-79) in the Bethesda win, which included a 10-of-35 (.286) clip from the perimeter ... the 43 made field goals were the third-most in a single game in the program's NCAA era.
* - The Blazers pulled down a season-high 64 rebounds vs. Bethesda (t-third all-time at UT) and recorded a season-high plus-27 rebounding margin (64-37). 
* - Utah Tech also posted season highs in both steals (13) and blocks (10) in the Bethesda win ... in fact, the last time the Trailblazer defense recorded 10 blocks in a game was during the 2010-11 season (10 vs. Academy of Art; 2/12/11). 
* - Bolstered by Gillen's perfection at the foul line, Utah Tech shot a season-best 94.4 percent (17-of-18) at the stripe in the Weber State (12/9) loss ... the Blazers then followed that up by going 14-of-15 (.933) at the line in the Bethesda win (12/16).
 
ABOUT THE CALIFORNIA BAPTIST "LANCERS": CBU enters Saturday's game winners of five-straight and boasts the WAC's top record at 18-2. The Lancers are a perfect 9-0 at home and have won six of those home games by double digits.  
            The Lancers are led by the reigning conference player of the week in senior guard Chloe Webb (5-8), who is currently the WAC's leading scorer (21.4 ppg) and third-leading rebounder (8.0 rpg), Webb is also CBU's top 3-point threat (44-of-121; .364) and is second in the conference in steals (55; 2.75 spg).
 
NEXT UP FOR THE TRAILBLAZERS: Utah Tech will play the first of its two lone February home games next Thursday night when WAC-leading Grand Canyon visits the Burns Arena. Tip-off is set for 7 p.m. (MT).