ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) Cal Poly completed its improbable march to the school's first Big West Tournament championship with the most unlikely of scenarios - a freshman hitting a go-ahead 3-pointer in the final seconds.

Reserve guard Ridge Shipley connected from the top of the key with 13.7 seconds left, and the seventh-seeded Mustangs pulled out a 61-59 victory over Cal State Northridge on Saturday night to put fifth-year coach Joe Callero's team into the NCAA tourney for the first time in school history.

"Just being able to do that for my teammates means the most to me," Shipley said. "It doesn't mean as much to me personally - but as a team, it got us the victory. I'm having a blank memory on it now. I've been dreaming about that kind of shot for a while. I'm not too sure what happened on the play. I just know I shot it and made it. My teammates and the coaching staff having faith is what made it for me."