Barbara Rangel has made her mark in one year with the Redhawks. The graduate student has served as an important part of Seattle U's rotation, bringing strong rebound, smart passing, and touch around the rim. In her one year with Seattle U, Rangel has ten games with four or more rebounds and has shot over 60% from the field eight different times, including a 5-for-7 performance at New Mexico State that saw Rangel score a season high 11. She has been especially potent on the offensive glass, where Rangel has averaged over an offensive rebound per game. Rangel will graduate Seattle U with a master's in business administration.
What are your plans after this year?
I want to start my career in the business world, hopefully in finance and working toward becoming CFO of a company.
What is your message to the Redhawk family?
To the coaches I would like to say thank you for giving me the opportunity to continue my career and further my education. To the fans: thank you for welcoming and supporting me and the team this season.
What’s one of your favorite memories at Seattle U?
Being a part of the team that helped get Coach Barcomb her 400th win.
What are your plans after this year?
I want to start my career in the business world, hopefully in finance and working toward becoming CFO of a company.
What is your message to the Redhawk family?
To the coaches I would like to say thank you for giving me the opportunity to continue my career and further my education. To the fans: thank you for welcoming and supporting me and the team this season.
What’s one of your favorite memories at Seattle U?
Being a part of the team that helped get Coach Barcomb her 400th win.