Cal State East Bay University Athletics

Antoinette Goode (1984-88) spent four seasons as a dominating center for Cal State Hayward, collecting numerous accolades during her illustrious career. Goode was a four-time All-Northern California Athletic Conference (NCAC) selection, making a name for herself as the league's top rebounder and shot-blocker as a sophomore and junior. During an outstanding junior campaign, Goode collected All-America honors and was named to the Kodak Division II All-West Region First Team after leading the nation in rebounding and finishing the year as the NCAC's top scorer (16.5 ppg), rebounder (14.9 rpg) and shot-blocker (49).

She remains the Pioneers' all-time leading scorer with 1,210 career points and still holds every rebounding record in the record book, including her career total of 1,110, season mark of 428 and single-game standard of 27, set against Cal State LA in November 1985. Goode remains the standard for shot-blocking at East Bay, holding a career total of 115 blocks to sit 50 ahead of the No. 2 player on the list. Goode also played one season of volleyball for the Pioneers before graduating in December 1988 with a bachelor's degree in criminal justice.