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Gallery: Women’s Basketball vs. College of the Canyons: Feb. 26

Telescope Staff
February 27, 2016
Palomar forward Mikaela Shannon (34) shoots a short jump shot as College of the Canyons defenders look on during the Southern Regional Playoffs Second Round game on Feb. 26, 2016 at the Dome. Palomar won 77-54. (Tracy Grassel/The Telescope)

Palomar forward Lynnzy Troxell (44) goes for a rebound against College of the Canyons defenders Hannah Green (25) and Marina Rojas (4) during the Feb. 26 Southern Regional Playoffs Second Round game at the Dome. Palomar won 77-54. Tracy Grassel/ The Telescope
Palomar forward Lynnzy Troxell (44) steals the ball from College of the Canyons during the Feb. 26 Southern Regional Playoffs Second Round game at the Dome. Palomar won 77-54. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope
Palomar guard Vinessa Perryman (42) drives around a College of the Canyons defender on the way to the basket during the Southern Regional Playoffs Second Round game on Feb. 26 at the Dome. Palomar won 77-54. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope
Palomar guard Roshell Lamug (14) shoots a jump shot during the Southern Regional Playoffs Second Round vs. College of the Canyons on Feb. 26 at the Dome. Palomar won 77-54. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope
Roshell Lamug of Palomar prepares to shoot two free throws in second half of Feb. 26 2nd Round CCCAA SoCal Regional Championship game at THe Dome. Lamug had 13 points along with 3 assist, and 4 steals. Palomar won the game 77-54 to move on to round 3 of the CCCAA SoCal Regional playoffs. Stephen Davis/The Telescope #palomarcollege
Palomar forward Mikaela Shannon (34) and guard Cheyenne Ertz defend against College of the Canyons' Marina Rojas (4) and Monica Friedl in the first quarter of the 2nd round CCCAA SoCal Region game on Feb. 26 at The Dome. Stephen Davis/The Telescope
Palomar's Mikaela Shannon (34) shoots and scores against College of the Canyons' forward Amiete Nyingifa during the first half of the 2nd round CCCAA SoCol Regional game at The Dome on Feb. 26. Palomar won the game 77-54. Stephen Davis/The Telescope
Palomar guard Cheyenne Ertz (24) watches her freethrow shot during the first half of the Feb. 26 CCCAA Southern Regional Playoff game against College of the Canyons at The Dome. Ertz contributed 4 points, 5 rebounds, and 3 steals to The Comets' 77-54 win. Stephen Davis/The Telescope
Palomar guard Tatiana Navarro (12) shoots a 3-pointer during the Southern Regional Playoffs Second Round game vs. College of the Canyons on Feb. 26 at the Dome. Palomar won 77-54.Tracy Grassel/The Telescope
Alexus Barnes (23) of Palomar battles The Cougars' Monica Friedl (32) for a 4th period rebound on Feb. 26 at The Dome. The Comets pulled down a total of 46 rebounds in their 77-54 win over the College of the Canyons. Stephen Davis/The Telescope #palomarcollege
Palomar forward Lynnzy Troxell ( 44) shoots a jump shot over College of the Canyons guard Marina Rojas (4) during the Southern Regional Playoffs Second Round game on Feb. 26 at the Dome. Palomar won 77-54. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope
Palomar guard Victoria Stewart (10) shoots over Cierra O'Brien (5) during the first half of the CCCAA SoCal Regional round 2 game on Feb. 26 at The Dome. The Comets won the game 77-54 to advance to round 3. Stephen Davis/The Telescope
Palomar forward Mikaela Shannon (34) shoots from under the basket during the Southern Regional Playoffs Second Round game vs. College of the Canyons on Feb. 26 at the Dome. Palomar won 77-54. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope
Palomar's Tatiana Navaro shots a jump shot during 1st half action against College of the Canyons on Feb. 26 at The Dome. The Comets won the 2nd round CCCAA SoCal Regional game 77-54 and await the winner of the Mt. San Antonio/Orange Coast game to be held on Feb. 27. Stephen Davis/The Telescope
Palomar guard Regina Sheffield (on floor) grabs the loose ball as Roshell Lamug (14) awaits the pass during the first half of the Feb. 26 CCCAA Soouthern Regional Playoffs 2nd round game at The Dome. Sheffield had 12 points, 10 rebounds, and 4 steals in the game; The Comets won 77-54. Stephen Davis/The Telescope
Palomar guard Regina Sheffield (20) goes for a layup during the Southern Regional Playoffs Second Round game vs. College of the Canyons on Feb. 26 at the Dome. Palomar won 77-54. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope
Palomar forward Mikaela Shannon (34) shoots a short jump shot as College of the Canyons defenders look on during the Southern Regional Playoffs Second Round game on Feb. 26 at the Dome. Palomar won 77-54. Tracy Grassel/The Telescope

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Palomar College women’s basketball hosted College of the Canyon for the second round of the Southern Regional Playoffs on Feb. 26 at the Dome.  Palomar defeated College of the Canyons 77-54.  Palomar moves on to round three of the playoffs on March 2.

Photos by Tracy Grassel and Stephen Davis/The Telescope

 

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