Box Score ROHNERT PARK -- A tale of two runs went Sonoma State's way and resulted in a 53-50 defeat for Cal State San Bernardino in Friday's CCAA women's basketball game.

CSUSB, which lost its fourth straight game, takes a 6-9 overall record and 4-7 CCAA slate into Saturday's game at San Francisco State. Sonoma State snapped a six-game losing streak and improved to 5-10, 3-8.

Senior Eliza Dy came off the bench with a game-high 20 points and fellow senior Jaslyn Cosey tied her season high with 13, but the Coyotes did not get much offensive punch from anyone else. CSUSB received an 11-for-29 field goal effort with seven 3-pointers from those two seniors and 6-for-32 total from everyone else.

Each team had substantial runs during the game. The Seawolves had the first, finishing the first half on a 17-0 run over the final eight minutes to lead at the half, 32-20.

Once the second half began, it was clear that coach Kevin Becker's halftime speech had an impact as the Coyotes raced to a 21-2 run and led 41-34 after Dy's free throws with 11:09 left in the game.

The game went back-and-forth afterward with five lead changes heading down the stretch.

A layup from Elizabeth Day gave SSU a 48-47 lead with 2:27 left. The Coyotes had their chances, but could not answer.

And when SSU's Kristina Fahey drained a 3-pointer with 1:10 left, the Seawolves led 51-47 and the Coyotes could not regain the lead.

Brianna Burgos and Day each had 12 points for SSU, which won despite 17 turnovers.

GAME NOTES: The Coyotes lost for the first time in six games when they led with five minutes remaining in regulation... Cosey and Dy each had four assists... Freshman Adriana Brodie played 20 minutes in a reserve role and had seven points, eight rebounds and four steals.Six of her rebounds were on the offensive end. The four steals tied the Coyotes' best this season; tying Tayllor Gipson's effort against Chico State...