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She is the 17th active Division 1 coach to reach the 500 win plateau. “I’ve been very, very fortunate in my career to have tremendous people around me,” Bonvicini told the Tucson Citizen. “Hopefully, my competitiveness and trying to instill pride to give your best all the time are the reasons why I’ve had a positive impact in all their lives.” CC Hopefully my competitiveness and trying to instill pride to give your best all the time are the reasons why I've had a positive impact in all their lives. Joan Boncisini Arizona head coach In the locker room after the game, Bonvicini was showered with cups of water by the Wild cats. “We’re glad that we got it for her,” Arizona guard Resha Bristol said. “It puts a win in our column. Now we can go on from here and continue winning and give her Laura Smit Emerald Forward Brianne Meharry and the Ducks have lost twice since beating UCLA. 501, 502, 503 and so forth.” The Wildcats (16-5, 6-3) are in a three-way tie for second place in the conference. Weekend update The Huskies (13-6, 6-3) stayed in the hunt for the conference title with a 91-71 win at dreaded Wash ington State. With 15 points, sen ior Megan Franza led the Huskies to their llth-straight win over the Cougs (8-11, 3-6), who dropped their third straight. Cal’s Ami Forney sank a layin with 3.5 seconds left to give the Bears a 58-57 win at UCLA. The Bears improved to 4-5 in confer ence play, while the Bruins kept their lead at the bottom of the pile at 2-7 (3-17 overall). Oregon State, after a good pre season, has lost three straight, and four of their last five. In the desert, the Beavers showed a little more promise than their in-state rival, falling by a combined 17 points to Arizona and Arizona State. The Ducks lost by a combined 22 points. Men’s continued from page 7 17 points against Oregon State. Storey averaged 20 points and 9.5 rebounds in the two wins, which were the first victories for his Sun Devil team in conference play. Lightin’the Lamp California’s Sean Lampley be came only the sixth player in Gold en Bear history to pass the 1,500 point milestone this weekend. The senior has 1,571 career points in three-plus seasons at Cal and needs 118 more to pass up La mond Murray as the program’s all time leading scorer. More slices of history pie With its victory over then-No. 1 Stanford this weekend, UCLA joined an illustrious short-list of squads that have knocked off eight or more top-ranked teams. Only Notre Dame, which has upset nine No. 1 teams, has beaten more than UCLA. Duke also has eight victo ries over No. 1 teams. North Caroli na, Georgia Tech and Ohio State all have seven victories over the na tion’s top-ranked team. 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