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SEATTLE – Seattle University women’s basketball host Northwest University in an exhibition contest on Friday night at the Redhawk Center.
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- Friday, Nov. 2 at 6 p.m.
- vs. Northwest (Redhawk Center)
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ABOUT THE GAME
- Seattle U vs. Northwest University
- All-time series-First-ever meeting
- Home-N/A
- Away-N/A
- Neutral-N/A
- Last meeting-First-ever meeting
NEWS AND NOTES
- Seattle U returns for the 2018-19 season after the winning the 2018 WAC Championship.
- Coach Suzy Barcomb is in her third season at SU. She has taken the Redhawks to a 33-33 record in her first two seasons. Seattle U advanced to the 2017 WAC Tournament Championship Game and then won the 2018 WAC Tournament. Barcomb is one of two active NCAA coaches to guide three different schools to the NCAA Tournament in Division I (SU), Division II (Cal State East Bay), and Division III (Puget Sound).
- Kamira Sanders is back for her junior season after being named 2018 WAC Tournament MVP. The Redding, Calif., native won 2017 WAC Freshman of the Year honors.
- Madeline Dopplick is the lone senior on this year’s roster. The native of Long Beach, Calif., led the Redhawks with 53 made three-pointers last season.
- Northwest is an NAIA member. It is 0-2 in regular-season play this year.
- Grace Meza leads a balanced Eagles' attack with 12 points per game through two outings.
- Ken Crawford is in his fifth season at Northwest. In the 2017-18 campaign, the Eagles went 11-18.
- SU has added two freshmen and a transfer for 2018-19 season. Courtney Murphy and Sarah Rahon will make up the rookie class, while Olivia Crawford will be eligible after transferring from the University of Hawai’i and sitting out the 2017-18 campaign.
- Seattle U was voted to take third in both the 2018-19 WAC Preseason Coaches’ Poll and Media Poll. Kamira Sanders was selected All-WAC Preseason.
- Transfers Chinwe Ezeonu and Hailey Vice-Neat, along with freshman Georgia Kehoe, will sit out this season and be eligible for the 2019-20 season. Ezeonu is a Seattle native who transferred from San Jose State, while Vice-Neat joins SU from Boise State.