Women's Basketball

California State Polytechnic University Pomona

3801 W. Temple Avenue - Pomona, CA - 91768
Team Office: Tel: (909) 869-2824 Fax: (909) 869-2814
Team website: dsa.csupomona.edu/athletics/default.asp

Founded in 1966, Cal Poly Pomona is one of California's 23 state universities and has the second largest campus. It offers over 60 undergraduate majors and over 20 graduate programs. Majors offered include Architecture, Apparel & Accessories Marketing, E-Commerce, Graphic Design, Hotel/Motel and Restaurant Management, and Landscape Architecture. US News 2008 report on America's Best Colleges ranked Cal Poly Pomona #31 among universities in the west offering a Master's degree.

Cal Poly is located in Pomona (pop.150k) about 30 miles east of Los Angeles. Cal Poly Pomona covers 1,438 acres of rolling green hills and is the second largest in area in the California State University system.

School website
www.csupomona.edu

College Profile

Type:

Public, Co-educational

Religious Affiliation:

None

Enrollment:

18,000

Getting In:

Not difficult. SAT 25/75: 880-1130

Tuition + Room & Board:

In-state: ~$12,000
Out-of-State: ~$22,000

Most Popular Majors

Business -Engineering - Liberal Arts/Sciences

Misc. Information

Head coach Scott Davis takes over from Paul Thomas in 2007-08. Davis has big shoes to fill. Under Thomas, the Broncos caputured two national championships (the program has 5 overall), four conference titles, and made eight NCAA appearances - including four Sweet 16s in the last eight years - making Cal Poly Pomona one of the most feared D2 programs in the nation. Winning is nothing new to Pomona. Since the program's inception in 1975, Cal Poly has had 20 or more victories 25 times! Davis spent the 2006-2007 season as an assistant coach at Sonoma State, which enjoyed its first NCAA Division II women’s basketball postseason berth since 2004. In 2005-2006, he served as an assistant at Division I Sacramento State. Davis served three record-setting seasons (2002-2005) as head coach at NAIA Dominican University where he complied a 81-20 record. In 2006-07, the Broncos went 9-18.

Team Name	Broncos
Colors	Green, White and Gold
Division	NCAA Division II
All-Time Record	763-245 (.756)

Recent Record (Last 8 Years)

	Last Yr	Last Yr - 1	Last Yr - 2	Previous 5 Years
Overall	9-18	11-16	20-8	117-31 (.791)
Conference	8-14	8-12	15-5	86-22 (.796)
Conf. Finish	2	6	2	2, 6, 1, 1, 1
Post Appear.	n/a	n/a	1st Rnd	NCAA 4x
Final 25 Rank	NR	NR	NR	3x

Coaches

Head Coach	Scott Davis
	Birthday: 0000-00-00
Started at Cal Poly Pomona	2007-08
Contract Expires	n/a
Record as Head Coach	81-20 (.802)
Record at Cal Poly Pomona	0-0
Coaching Awards	Cal Pac COTY (2x)

Asst. Coaches	Tamara McDonald, Brit Sumida

Recruiting Coordinator

Brit Sumida, (909) 869-2823, bnsumida@csupomona.edu

Conference and Schedule

Cal Poly Pomona plays in one of the most competitive D2 conferences in the nation, the California Collegiate Athletic Association(www.goccaa.org). The CCAA is comprised of 12 teams, all in California. League play commences in early December due to the high number of conference contests (22); the pre-season is relatively short. Opponents are played twice, home and away. Conference games are generally played on Friday and Saturday evenings. Currently, the CCAA does not offer an end-of-season conference tournament. The regular season conference champion receives and automatic berth in the NCAA tourney.

Conference Opponents

CS Bakersfield, CS Monterey Bay, CS Los Angeles, CS San Bernadino, CS Stanislaus, Sonoma State, Chico State, CS Dominquez Hills, Humboldt State, San Francisco State, and UC San Diego. Note: Cal State Monterey Bay is a provisional member. Cal State Bakersfield, which is transitioning to Division I, will compete in the CCAA in 2006-07, but will be ineligible for postseason play.

Facilities

Kellogg Gym
Capacity: 4,500, Average attendance: 800