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Men’s Basketball

The streak is over. The Clan won 90–70 over Concordia University Thursday night, snapping an 18-game losing streak that started last November after a loss to Colorado Christian University. SFU now holds a 2–19 overall record, and 1–14 in the conference.

Women’s Wrestling

SFU is the number three seed heading into the 2016 WCWA Women’s College Nationals. In last year’s nationals, SFU finished fourth. Senior Darby Huckle is ranked third in the 101-pound weight class, and Sophomore Abby Lloyd is ranked third in the 116-pound weight class.

Softball

SFU split a doubleheader against the University of Montevallo last Wednesday. The Clan won the first game 12–2, but lost the other game 4–1. SFU is now 3–4 on the season. Their next game is February 27, against rivals Western Washington University.

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