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Women’s Basketball

The women’s basketball team earned a decisive 76–47 win against Seattle Pacific Thursday night. SFU held Seattle to only 20 points in the first half, and improved their record to 6–6 overall. Ellen Kemp led the Clan with 23 points, and Rachel Fradgley led the team with nine rebounds. Their next game is this Tuesday against Western Washington.

Wrestling

SFU won one of four duels at the Tracy Borah Duals in Gunnison, Colorado. The Clan lost their duels to Colorado Mesa, University of Central Oklahoma, and Western Colorado State, but won their duel against Colorado State University. Redshirt Sophomore Morgan Smith had a strong day, winning all four of his matches.

Cross Country

Tommy Gallagher of Keswick, Ontario has signed his national letter of intent to compete for the Track and Field team next fall. Tommy is a top middle distance runner, finishing 13th in the 1,500 at the 2015 Canadian Youth Track and Field Championships.

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