(Written by Craig Lifto, SSU Sports Information)

ROHNERT PARK  --  Hannah Sourek scored 20 points to lead the Sonoma State women's basketball team to its third straight victory -- and second over San Francisco State in nine days -- with a 70-64 triumph on Sunday afternoon at The Wolves' Den.  The Seawolves improved to 2-2 in the CCAA and 4-4 overall. The Gators fell to 0-4 in conference games and 0-8 overall.

The Seawolves started an 11-0 run with 7:01 remaining in the first half to build a 31-22 lead, only to never trail again.  The Seawolves were able to extend their lead a little more in the opening half and took a 39-28 advantage into the half. 

The second half saw the Gators chip away at the Seawolf lead and got the deficit down to four points at 43-39 with 15:18 left, but that's as close as the Gators would get. Tanner Adams sunk a three-pointer with 13:29 remaining to get the lead back to seven.

Sonoma State shot 47.2% from the field to 37.1% for San Francisco State. The points in the paint provide a good idea of how the Seawolves won this contest, outscoring the Gators 38-20. The rebounding category was a 38-38 split and the Seawolves had a 13-11 advantage in assists.

In addition to Sourek's 20 points, she also grabbed a team-high nine rebounds. Adams contributed 11 points and Taylor Acosta had 10 points. Molly Donovan complimented Sourek nicely on the boards, grabbing eight rebounds. Molly Kommer had a fantastic all-around game with seven points and six rebounds.  Madison Burroughs had four steals.

San Francisco State's Jasmine Flanagan led all scorers with 21 points. Leti Galarza tied Sourek's nine rebounds for the overall leader in that category.

The Seawolves don't return to action until 2015 when they host Cal State Monterey Bay on Jan. 2 at 5:30 pm at The Wolves' Den.