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  • Hardeman Takes Over Cougar BasketballJul. 3, 2007 | Longtime Southern California coach T.J. Hardeman, who was named the 2005 GSAC Coach of the Year after a masterful job of turning round the program at Hope International University, has been named the women's basketball head coach at Azusa Pacific.
  • Bishop Resigns Women’s Basketball PostJun. 18, 2007 | Women’s basketball head coach Danelle Bishop has resigned after 4 years at Azusa Pacific, accepting the head coaching position at fellow Golden State Athletic Conference member California Baptist University.
  • Somers Named First Team All-AmericanMar. 21, 2007 | A year after Lindsey West became the first Azusa Pacific women’s basketball NAIA All-American first team selection, Monica Somers became the second after leaving a significant impact on the Cougar record books in her 4-year career.
  • No More Second ChancesMar. 15, 2007 | With the season on the line, Langston took advantage of 17 offensive rebounds to post a 25-3 advantage in second-chance points, and fourth-seeded Azusa Pacific dropped a narrow 77-74 decision in the first round of NAIA Tournament play. Monica Somers scored 20 points to break the Cougar single-season scoring record.
  • Not Long 'Til LangstonMar. 7, 2007 | In just over a week, Azusa Pacific will begin play in Jackson, Tenn., for the 27th Annual NAIA Division I Women's Basketball championship, the Cougars' fourth consecutive national tournament appearance. The Cougars will take on Langston (Okla.), the regular-season champion of the Red River Athletic Conference.
  • Nationals Up Next After Semifinal DefeatMar. 2, 2007 | The NAIA’s No. 13-ranked Azusa Pacific bowed out of the GSAC Postseason Tournament with a 75-62 semifinal loss to No. 7-ranked Point Loma Nazarene Friday night, but the Cougars are headed to Jackson, Tenn., as an at-large selection to the NAIA Tournament March 14-20.
  • Proving Their PointFeb. 28, 2007 | Monica Somers and Abby Johnson led an 18-5 run that snapped a halftime tie with Fresno Pacific, affirming their selection to the 2007 All-GSAC Team in a 71-59 victory over the Sunbirds in a GSAC Postseason Tournament first round game Wednesday night at the Felix Event Center. Up next for the NAIA’s No. 13-ranked Cougars is a Friday night visit to No. 7-ranked Point Loma Nazarene, which split the season series with Azusa Pacific.
  • Somers & Johnson Named All-GSACFeb. 27, 2007 | Senior Monica Somers and junior Abby Johnson earned 2007 All-Golden State Athletic Conference team recognition after leading Azusa Pacific to a 23-6 regular-season record and a 15-5 mark in GSAC play, the Cougars' best conference record since 2002.
  • The Ladies Run Away from BiolaFeb. 26, 2007 | Azusa Pacific used a 13-2 run in the first half to take control of the game and evantually led by 36 points before settling for an 88-76 victory over arch-rival Biola.
  • Cougar Women Upset By LancersFeb. 23, 2007 | After a brilliant 22-game stretch that included victories over every opponent but the NAIA’s top-ranked Vanguard, the NAIA’s No. 12-ranked Azusa Pacific lost for just the third time since November, dropping a 91-79 GSAC contest to California Baptist Friday night in Riverside.
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