Pacific Union College women’s basketball team showed offensive improvement in their rematch against the Alaska Fairbanks Nanooks on November 7, 2026, albeit losing 118-62 in a Great Northwest Athletic Conference game played in Fairbanks, Alaska. The Pioneers scored 27 more points and reduced turnovers significantly from 61 in the previous meeting to 42 in the rematch.
Four Pacific Union players reached double figures in scoring. Krystal Pineda started the game and led the Pioneers with 14 points, finishing the weekend with 24 points and 15 rebounds. Stephanie Zuniga contributed a game-high six assists, helping set up multiple key baskets, while Kamilah Tiongco scored 13 points including three three-pointers after not scoring in the prior game.
Additionally, MaTaya Amen-Sherman and Kamryn Leverette each scored 11 points. Leverette also grabbed six rebounds, providing valuable contributions on the boards. The Pioneers notably outscored the Nanooks 24-17 in the fourth quarter, reflecting a strong finish despite the overall deficit. Pacific Union ended with 16 assists on 22 made baskets, indicating better ball movement compared to their previous contest against Alaska Fairbanks.
CSB Take
Although Pacific Union College faced a substantial loss, the marked improvement in scoring and turnover reduction demonstrates encouraging progress for the program. The achievement of four players scoring in double figures highlights expanding offensive balance, and the strong fourth-quarter finish could serve as a stepping stone for building confidence and team cohesion. As the Pioneers continue their Great Northwest Athletic Conference schedule, further development in fundamentals and teamwork will be essential to increasing their competitiveness.
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