2015-16 Dons Women's Basketball News
After leading the conference in scoring, Varnadoe was selected the Orange Empire Conference Most Valuable Player
Taylor Ivicivec and Blaysen Varnadoe each scored 11 points for the Dons in the loss.
The Dons trailed by just four points at the half before Cypress used a 28-20 third quarter to take a commanding lead before ultimately handing the Dons a 77-71 loss.
The Dons rode an early first-quarter lead to a 78-74 victory over Riverside City College behind Blaysen Varandoe's 26 points.
The Dons gave up 28 points on 30 turnovers as they were upset at home by Fullerton College.
Blaysen Varnadoe scored a game-high 34 points, including a buzzer-beating jumper to help the Dons to their first OEC victory.
With a 97-77 victory over Santa Barbara City College, the Dons advanced to the Championship Game of the Santa Ana College Tournament.
Rachel Cain was named the tournament's Most Valuable Player while Blaysen Varnadoe was named to the All-Tournament Team.
Blaysen Varnadoe led the way with 28 points while Rachel Cain added 15 points, all on three-pointers.
The Santa Ana College women's basketball team is once again hosting its eight-team tournament this weekend in Bill Cook Gymnasium.
The freshman guard led the way with 30 points 8-of-11 shooting while hitting two three-pointers.
Blaysen Varnadoe led all scorers in the loss with 22 points.
With the 2015-16 season approaching, the women's basketball team hosted 24 CCCAA schools in a non-traditional season tournament.