LOCAL DIGEST: CSU Stanislaus thaws too late

CARSON -- The road Warriors finally stumbled. Having won five in a row on the road, Cal State Stanislaus couldn't recover from frigid shooting in first half and lost 65-55 to California State Dominguez Hills.

The Warriors are 6-7 overall and 3-6 in California Collegiate Athletic Association. Taylor Bell came off the bench to lead CSUS with 12 points. Sam Marcus and Marcus Walters had 8 each.

The Warriors missed 10 of their first 11 shots en route in the opening half. By the time the Warriors made their second shot — a 3-pointer by Amarpreet Randhawa — it was 17-6.

CSU Dominguez Hills (9-7, 5-4 CCAA) scored the first 11 points before Wes Bartole hit a 3.

Stanislaus trailed 36-11 at intermission, but opened the second half with a 12-2 run to make it a game. Stanislaus closed to within 10-points, 60-50, when Zeke DeBlase nailed a trey with 1:27 left.

CSU Stanislaus faces Cal State L.A. tonight at about 7:30 p.m.

CSU Women lose by 29

CARSON — The CSU Stanislaus women lost at the Torodome for the first time in more than four years as the Toros (5-8, 4-5 CCAA) beat the Warriors 82-53. Lauren Godde (15 points) and Devin Brown (13) accounted for nearly half of the offense for the Warriors (2-12, 1-8 CCAA)