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GAMEDAY: WBB vs. Hawaii

Seattle University women's basketball hosts Hawaii on Sunday, Nov. 12. The contest is scheduled for a 1 p.m. tip-off at the Connolly Complex. Click here to follow the game.

GAMEDAY: WBB vs. HawaiiGAMEDAY: WBB vs. Hawaii

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FOLLOW THE REDHAWKS

  • Sunday, Nov. 12 at 1 p.m.
  • vs. Hawaii (Connolly Complex)
  • Stats | Watch

ABOUT THE GAME

  • Seattle U (0-1) vs. Hawaii (0-1)
  • All-time series-Hawaii leads, 1-0
  • Home-N/A
  • Away-UH leads, 1-0
  • Neutral-N/A
  • Last meeting-Hawaii won, 60-50, at UH (Jan. 3, 1984) 

NEWS AND NOTES

  • Seattle U welcomes Hawaii for a non-conference game at the Connolly Complex.
  • In the season opener, the Redhawks fell to Idaho State, 74-69, on Nov. 10 Alexis Montgomery scored a career-high 31 points in the setback.
  • SU scored 45 points in the first half against Idaho State, the most by a Redhawk team since Dec. 15, 2015, when Seattle U dropped 46 in the first 20 minutes against Portland State.
  • Alexis Montgomery’s 31 points on Nov. 10 are the most by a Redhawk since Chelcie Morrison scored 35 points against Montana State Billings on Feb. 16, 2008.
  • Kamira Sanders tied a career high with nine rebounds against Idaho State. She pulled down nine boards last season against CSUN on Dec. 29, 2016.
  • Hawaii lost, 76-47, at Portland on Friday night. UH fell behind, 22-8, after a quarter and never recovered.
  • Julissa Tago led the Rainbow Warriors with a career-high 28 points. She shot 12-21 from the field, including 4-10 from three-point range. The rest of her team shot 5-34 from the floor on the night.
  • Alexis Montgomery is the WAC Preseason Player of the Year. She earned All-WAC First Team honors after leading Seattle U in points, rebounds, and assists last season.
  • SU was voted to finish second in the WAC preseason media poll and third in the WAC preseason coaches’ poll.
  • Kamira Sanders returns after winning WAC Freshman of the Year last season. She paced conference rookies in points, assists, steals, and minutes played in 2015-16.
  • Coach Suzy Barcomb took Seattle U from a predicted seventh-place finish to the WAC Championship game last season. In her first season at SU, Barcomb guided the Redhawks to a WNIT appearance for the second time in program history.
  • SU features six newcomers this season, with five freshmen and one junior transfer joining the roster.
  • Hawaii went 12-18 overall and 7-9 in the Big West last season.
  • The Rainbow Warriors return all five starters from last year’s team. They have been voted to finish fourth in the Big West preseason poll.
  • Laura Beeman is in her sixth season at UH. She took Hawaii to the 2016 NCAA Tournament after winning the Big West Tournament title.