SEATTLE. (Nov. 24) -- Stephanie Urrutia (Jr., Sunnyside, Wa./Sunnyside) scored a team-high 21 points to lead the Seattle Pacific University women's basketball team past San Francisco State 106-69 in a non-conference matchup Saturday at Brougham Pavilion. For the first time in the program's history, SPU has recorded 100 or more points in three straight games.

The Falcons (4-0) led by as many as 45 points over the Gators (1-2) behind five SPU players in double-figures. Kelley Berglund (Jr., Port Angeles, Wa./Washington State) led the SPU rebounding effort with six boards while Valerie Gustafson (So., Olympia, Wa./Black Hills) blocked three shots. Kerie Hughes (Jr., Mt Vernon, Wa./Mt. Vernon) dished out a team-high eight assists.

Kiana Joshua paced SFS with 13 points.

SPU is ranked first in the GNAC preseason coaches poll, second in the NCAA West Region poll and No. 20 in the NCAA Division II ESPN/USA Today national poll. The Falcons host Northwest College this Tuesday, Nov. 27, at 7 p.m.

SPU -- Faurholt 12, Poe 9, Berglund 13, Hughes 6, Urrutia 21, Hermanson 5, Beaumont 14, Isaacson 0, Lukkes 7, Duffin 2, Cadotte 12.

SFS -- Ecoffey 12, Sykes 10, Kutz 8, Stewart 7, Kruger 4, Butler 5, Waller 0, Mogica 2, Joshua 13, Delfosse 1, Jimenez 5, Trone 2.

Halftime -- SPU 58, SFS 26