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Cal Poly to host UC Irvine to start Big West Conference play

Defending Big West Tournament champion CSUN was projected by the coaches for first place, receiving 77 points alongside six first-place votes, outdoing 2018 regular-season champion UC Davis’ 75 points coupled with three first-place ballots. The media poll was switched at the top, however, with 12 first-place votes boosting the Aggies to No. 1, edging out CSUN (eight first places), 171-166. --KSBY

Aggie Corner: So much news, so little time

Playing for the Bascats USC in Heidelberg, the Myrtle Creek, Ore., native Gianotti is averaging 14.5 points per game as her squad is off to a 5-0 start. Her next game is Jan. 12 against Speyer Schifferstadt. We journalists liked it better when the opponent was CSUN. --Davis Enterprise

Cal Poly completes Big West prep Friday evening versus Holy Names

LOOKING AHEAD (JAN. 7-13): Cal Poly opens its 23rd season of Big West Conference play when visiting UC Santa Barbara on Wednesday, Jan. 9 and hosting CSUN on Saturday, Jan. 12. Tip time is 7 p.m. both evenings for Cal Poly, which has won five of its last seven Big West openers, including overturning a 21-point, first-half deficit versus UC Santa Barbara year ago. --KSBY

Region 9 boys, girls basketball teams stay busy during holidays

After Christmas, the Flyers traveled to Riverton to take part in a four-day holiday tournament there. On Dec. 26, Dixie edged past Provo, 45-44, after which the Flyers beat Wasatch 69-59 the following day. Dixie then had its nine-game winning streak snapped on Friday with a 61-59 loss to Northridge. The Knights outscored Dixie 17-10 in the final quarter to win it. Dixie’s Ethan Bennett scored 15 to lead the Flyers. Dixie then wrapped up the Riverton tournament with a 64-50 loss to Kearns on Saturday. --St. George News

Grammer: Catching up on Mountain West hoops as league play is upon us

After Tuesday’s Cal. State-Northridge vs. San Diego State non-conference finale (the Aztecs open league play on Saturday), the Mountain West starts for the season on Tuesday night with five games: • UNM at Air Force • Boise State at Wyoming • Fresno State at San Jose State • Colorado State at UNLV • Utah State at Nevada ----Albuquerque Journal

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