San Diego, California, November 25, 2025
In recent college basketball news, the University of San Diego (USD) achieved a victory while the San Diego State University (SDSU) women’s team faced a tough defeat against Penn State in the Bahamas. Nat Martinez scored a career-high 24 points for SDSU, but the team was unable to secure the win, showcasing the challenges of competing in the prestigious Battle 4 Atlantis tournament. USD’s win marks a continued improvement in their performance as they prepare for future games.
San Diego College Basketball Teams Face Mixed Outcomes in Recent Games
San Diego, California – In recent college basketball action, the University of San Diego (USD) secured a victory, while the San Diego State University (SDSU) women’s team suffered a loss in the Bahamas.
USD Triumphs in Monday Matinee
The USD men’s basketball team achieved a decisive win in their latest game. The team demonstrated strong performance throughout the match, leading to a comfortable victory. Specific details about the game’s score and standout players were not available at this time.
SDSU Women’s Team Falls to Penn State in Bahamas
In the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament held in Nassau, Bahamas, the SDSU women’s basketball team faced a challenging matchup against Penn State. The Aztecs were outscored 21-7 in the second quarter, which contributed to their 83-67 defeat. Despite the loss, SDSU’s Nat Martinez delivered an impressive performance, scoring a career-high 24 points. Naomi Panganiban also contributed significantly with 14 points. Head coach Stacie Terry-Hutson noted the team’s improved ball handling in the second half but expressed disappointment over their shooting performance. The Aztecs were outrebounded 45-32 and outscored 20-8 in second-chance points.
Background Context
The Battle 4 Atlantis is a prestigious women’s basketball tournament held annually in the Bahamas, featuring top teams from across the nation. This year’s event showcased competitive matchups, with SDSU aiming to gain valuable experience against high-caliber opponents. The tournament serves as an important platform for teams to test their skills early in the season and make adjustments before conference play begins.
Upcoming Games
Looking ahead, the SDSU women’s team is scheduled to host Pacific on December 7 for their Filipino Heritage Game. This upcoming game presents an opportunity for the Aztecs to apply the lessons learned from their recent tournament experience and continue developing their team dynamics.
Conclusion
The latest performances from San Diego’s college basketball teams highlight both resilience and the need for growth. USD continues to build on recent successes, while SDSU women’s team can take valuable lessons from their competitive experience in the Bahamas. Support for local teams is vital as they strive for improvement and success in the coming games.
FAQ
What was the outcome of USD’s recent game?
The USD men’s basketball team achieved a decisive win in their latest game.
How did the SDSU women’s basketball team perform in the Bahamas?
The SDSU women’s basketball team faced a challenging matchup against Penn State and suffered an 83-67 defeat.
Who were the standout players for SDSU in their game against Penn State?
SDSU’s Nat Martinez scored a career-high 24 points, and Naomi Panganiban contributed significantly with 14 points.
What is the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament?
The Battle 4 Atlantis is a prestigious women’s basketball tournament held annually in the Bahamas, featuring top teams from across the nation.
When is SDSU’s next game?
The SDSU women’s team is scheduled to host Pacific on December 7 for their Filipino Heritage Game.
Key Features
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| USD Men’s Basketball Win | Achieved a decisive win in their latest game, showing strong performance. |
| SDSU Women’s Team Loss | Suffered an 83-67 defeat against Penn State at the Battle 4 Atlantis tournament. |
| Key Players | Nat Martinez scored 24 points and Naomi Panganiban added 14 points for SDSU. |
| Battle 4 Atlantis | A prestigious tournament showcasing top women’s college basketball teams. |
| Upcoming Game | SDSU is set to host Pacific on December 7 for their Filipino Heritage Game. |
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