FINAL SCORE
Washington State (15-15, 9-9 Pac-12) – 41 • 23 = 64
Stanford (28-2, 17-1 Pac-12) – 49 • 35 = 84
• Stanford improved to 57-0 all-time against Washington State and swept the season series with Saturday’s 84-64 win.
• Stanford, the No. 1 seed in next week’s Pac-12 Tournament, will play in next Friday’s quarterfinal at KeyArena in Seattle against the winner of Thursday’s UCLA-Colorado matchup. The tip-off time is still to be announced by the conference.
• Stanford’s 17-1 Pac-12 record marks the 15th time in 28 Pac-12 seasons that it has won at least 17 conference games.
• Senior forward Chiney Ogwumike scored a career-high 37 points with 13 rebounds for her 13th 30-point game and 22nd double-double of the season.
• Junior point guard Amber Orrange scored 20 points with eight rebounds Saturday, coming up just two points and one rebound shy of her respective career highs.
• Ruef’s 14 rebounds also gave her 36 over the two games against Washington this season. On Feb. 9 in Seattle she grabbed a career-high 22 rebounds.
• Junior forward Bonnie Samuelson scored 10 points for her fourth double-digit scoring performance over the past five games.
• Stanford’s total of 51 rebounds is it’s second-highest of the season, and the third time that it has hit the 50-rebounds mark. It is also the second straight game in which the Cardinal has grabbed at least 50 rebounds.
• Washington State’s 41 first-half points matched a Cardinal opponent’s top scoring mark over the first 20 minutes this year. Washington had previous scored 41 in the first half back on Feb. 9 in Seattle.
• Chiney Ogwumike’s 37 points increased her career scoring total to 2,580, bringing her to 50 points away from breaking Candice Wiggins’ Pac-12 record of 2,629 career points.
• Ogwumike’s 13 rebounds Sunday brought her Pac-12-leading career rebounding total to 1,483.