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Homestand Concludes Wednesday Versus LMU

Seattle University men’s basketball concludes a three-game West Coast Conference homestand on Wednesday, Jan. 21, hosting Loyola Marymount University in a 7 p.m. tip-off at the Redhawk Center.

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Homestand Concludes Wednesday Versus LMUHomestand Concludes Wednesday Versus LMU

SEATTLE – Seattle University men’s basketball concludes a three-game West Coast Conference homestand on Wednesday, Jan. 21, hosting Loyola Marymount University in a 7 p.m. tip-off at the Redhawk Center.

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QUICK HITS

  • Seattle U enters the week 13-7 overall and 2-5 in West Coast Conference play following a 71-50 loss to No. 9 Gonzaga on Saturday, Jan. 17 at Climate Pledge Arena.
  • The meeting with the Zags was the second in a 15-day span.
  • Brayden Maldonado had 12 points and Houran Dan went a perfect 4-4 FGs and 2-2 FTs for 10 points, but no other Redhawk scored in double figures as the Zags held them to a season low in points.
  • Maldonado has now led the Redhawks in scoring 10 times. Six different players have led the team in scoring this season including Maldonado (10), Will Heimbrodt (5), Junseok Yeo (3), Austin Maurer (1) Jojo Murphy (1), John Christofilis (1).
  • The Redhawks had a season-high 18 turnovers in the game.
  • Will Heimbrodt tallied three blocks against Gonzaga, keeping pace atop the WCC at 2.7 blocks per game. The sophomore now has 10 games of three blocks or more on the season.
  • The Redhawks are 9-3 at home this season, including 6-2 at the Redhawk Center.
  • Under Head Coach Chris Victor (4+ seasons), the Redhawks are 60-16 (.789) at home, including a 43-11 mark at the Redhawk Center.
  • Brock Felder went a perfect 4-4 from the field versus San Diego on Jan. 15, marking the four straight game and eighth time overall this season he has been perfect from the field. Felder is shooting a team-high 79% (34-43) for the season.

ABOUT THE SERIES VS LMU

  • This marks 32nd all-time meeting between Seattle U and LMU, though the first since 2011.
  • The teams have met three times in Seattle U’s modern DI history, including a Redhawk won in Jan. 1, 2009, and Lion wins on Dec. 30, 2009 and Jan. 31, 2011.
  • The series history dates back to 1953, though the bulk of the meetings came during the 1970s when both teams were members of the West Coast Athletic Conference (now WCC).
  • Seattle U holds a 23-8 all-time record against LMU, including 16-0 in games played in Seattle.

RECORD BOOK WATCH

  • Will Heimbrodt has 51 blocks through 20 games, leading the WCC and ranking among the nation’s best in the statistical category.
  • With 11 games remaining in the regular season, Heimbrodt’s total is already No. 6 in Seattle U’s single-season record book.
  • Currently tied for No. 4 are Kobe Williamson (2023-24) and Eugene McClanahan (1982-83) with 53 blocks.
  • Seattle U’s all-time record for blocks in a single season is 79, set by Aaron Menzies during the 2017-18 season.

NUMBERS WATCH

  • The 75-64 win over San Diego on Jan. 15 was No. 93 at Seattle U for Head Coach Chris Victor. He is seven wins away from the century mark while leading the Redhawks. Victor is also four wins away from 200 for his career as a head coach, which also includes six seasons at Citrus College in California.
  • John Christofilis has poured in 136 threes in two-plus seasons at SU, putting him in striking distance of entering the SU all-time top-list this year. Sitting tied for 10th are Mack Junior (95-99) and Arne Klubberud (95-99), each with 144 career threes.
  • Maleek Arington enters Wednesdays match-up with LMU with 891 career points and eyes becoming a third member of the 2025-26 squad to surpass 1,000 career points. He would join Jojo Murphy (1,465 career points) and Brayden Maldonado (1,311 career points).

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UP NEXTThe Redhawks head back out on the road for their next two West Coast Conference games, beginning Saturday, Jan. 24 at Pacific. Tip off in Stockton, Calif., is 4 p.m. on ESPN+.

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