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Men’s Basketball

While the men’s basketball team has been struggling offensively in the new year, SFU’s women’s basketball just broke 100 points for the very first time since they joined the NCAA. The Clan beat the Northwest Nazarene Crusaders 103–86 in Nampa, ID. Seniors Erin Chambers and Katie Lowen led the team in scoring, with 28 points each.

Women’s Wrestling

The women’s wrestling team participated in two tournaments last weekend. The first of which, the Menlo College Open in Atherton, CA, featured SFU winning three weight classes. Wrestlers Laura Anderson, Francesca Giorgio, and Alyssa Wong all won in their respective classes. Freshman Abby Loy captured silver and bronze medals at the Nordhagen Classic in Calgary, AB on Sunday, January 4. Teammate Darby Huckle also participated — however, she lost to Loy.

With files from SFU Athletics

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