Friday, January 3
St. Cloud, Minn.
5:30 P.M.
St. Cloud State
vs
Augustana
Photo by: Justyce Porter
St. Cloud State Women’s Basketball to Ring in 2025 with Two Home Games
1/1/2025 1:26:00 PM | Women's Basketball
Huskies look to snap two game skid
St. Cloud, Minn.- St. Cloud State Women's Basketball (6-5, 3-3 NSIC) ring in the new year as they host Augustana on Friday, January 3 and then Wayne State on Saturday, January 4. Friday's game will tipoff at 5:30 P.M. while Saturday's game is set for 3:30 P.M.
Follow the Huskies
Tickets to both games are available at scsutickets.com. Live Stats will be provided by St. Cloud State for both games. Both games will also be streamed live for free on the NSIC Network and broadcasted on the Varsity Network. Steve Linzmeier, the Voice of St. Cloud State Basketball, can be heard on the audio broadcast for both games.
Last Time Out
The Huskies closed out 2024 two weeks ago as they hosted UMary on December 17 and then traveled to Bemidji State on December 19.
The Huskies got off to a strong start against UMary as the Marauders were unable to make a field goal in the first four minutes of the game. St. Cloud State led 8-1 when UMary made their first field goal at the 5:19 mark of the quarter. The Marauders started to find their flow offensively from that moment as they closed the quarter on an 18-10 run as they would lead 21-18 heading into the second quarter. The two teams battled back and forth in the second quarter as neither team would hold a lead greater than three points. UMary held a marginal 33-32 lead going into halftime. St. Cloud State would momentarily hold momentum as Alyssa Stamer capped off a 10-1 run with a three-pointer as the Huskies would lead 42-36. UMary countered with a 7-0 run as they took a one-point lead. From that point on, neither team led by more than four points the remainder of the quarter. UMary ended the quarter with a bang as Emily Jaenke banked in a halfcourt heave at the buzzer to give the Marauders a 53-51 lead. From that point on, UMary was in control the rest of the way. They used their newly found momentum and translated that to the defensive end as St. Cloud State made their first field goal of the quarter with 1:20 left in the game. The Huskies shot 1/11 from the field in the fourth quarter and would be outscored 20-4. UMary ramped up their defensive energy in the final frame as they would go on to win 73-55. Alana Zarneke paced the Huskies in scoring with 14 points on 5/9 from the field and 4/5 from beyond the arc. She also grabbed three rebounds and totaled two assists and blocks. Her four three-point makes were a season high and this was her third multi-block game of the year. Reagan Briggs nearly tallied a double-double after recording eight points and nine rebounds. She also recorded three steals and two assists. The rebounds and steals were both career-highs for Briggs.
Despite the Beavers holding a five-point lead early in the first quarter, the teams went back-and-forth as BSU held a 18-17 lead at the end of the first quarter. The second quarter was when the Beavers started to take control of the game as a 15-5 run over the final seven minutes of the half gave BSU a 39-26 lead going into the break. St. Cloud State had over a five-minute drought between field goals during the run, but a layup by Alyssa Stamer with three seconds left in the half gave the Huskies a little momentum. Coming out of the break, the Huskies started to find their offensive groove as Kylan Gerads finished in the paint to cap off a 14-2 run, bringing SCSU within one-point. The Huskies continued to battle with the Beavers as back-to-back three-pointers by Jada Eggebrecht and Stamer again brought SCSU within a single-point. The Beavers stabilized over the final 1:13 of the quarter as they would lead 56-52 going into the final frame. In the fourth quarter, a three-pointer by Alana Zarneke at the 7:03 mark gave St. Cloud State their first lead of the game as the score was set a 61-58. The teams traded blows the rest of the way as Bemidji State led 73-69 after converting an and-one with 56 seconds left. In need of a bucket, Gerads came up with a big offensive rebound and then put it back up while getting fouled. She converted the and-one opportunity to bring the Huskies within a point with 45 seconds remaining. BSU finished a layup on their offensive possession to go back up three-points with 16 seconds remaining. St. Cloud State would go to Eggebrecht to tie the game on their possession, but an offensive foul on a moving screen prevented her from getting up a shot. The Huskies fouled the Beavers and they made both of their free throw attempts to go up five points with 14 seconds left. Now in dire need of a score, Eggebrecht knocked in a long two to bring the Huskies within three points. Bemidji State then went 1/2 at the free throw line after SCSU fouled to go up four. St. Cloud State would turn the ball over on their final possession as they would ultimately lose 78-74 to Bemidji State. Jada Eggebrecht scored a season-high 27 points on an efficient 9/15 shooting. Eggebrecht also cashed four three-pointers on eight attempts. This was her second game scoring 20+ points this season. Paige Lambe set a career-high in points with 16 while making a career-high six free throws. Lambe shot 5/9 from the field while grabbing four rebounds.
St. Cloud State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
St. Cloud State Team Stats (NSIC Ranking)
All stats accumulated 12/31/24
Series History
Friday's game against Augustana will be the 71st all-time meeting between the teams with the Huskies trailing 33-37 in the series. Despite trailing in the series, the Huskies have won six of the past seven games including the lone meeting last year.
At Halenbeck Hall, the Huskies trailed 13-7 halfway through the first quarter. St. Cloud State battled back to cut the deficit to a single point after Henning knocked down a three-pointer with 2:17 left in the quarter. The Vikings led 19-16 after shooting 80% from the field in the period. The Huskies were able to stay within striking distance in part to forcing five turnovers in the frame. Jada Eggebrecht scored the first five points of the second quarter as she rang home a three-pointer to give SCSU a 21-19 lead. St. Cloud State closed the half on a 6-2 run to take a 29-25 lead going into halftime. The Huskies outscored Augie 13-6 in the quarter and held the Vikings to two of seven shooting and forced nine turnovers. At the start of the third quarter, SCSU blitzed Augustana with an 11-2 run to take a 13-point lead after Tori Peschel ripped the ball from Lauren Sees and took it coast to coast for the finish. The Huskies led by double-digits the rest of the quarter and really started to flex their muscles as Makenna Vanzant capped off a 9-2 Huskies run by splashing a three-pointer giving them a 56-37 lead. St. Cloud State doubled up the Vikings in the quarter, outscoring them 28-14. The Huskies led by 13+ points for the entire fourth quarter, going on to win 76-58, capturing their third consecutive victory. Eggebrecht was on fire for the Huskies, setting a new season-high of 21 points and tying her career-high of five made three-pointers.
Saturday's game against Wayne State will be the 25th matchup between the programs with SCSU trailing 10-14 in the series. St. Cloud State has won four consecutive games against WSC including their lone meeting last year.
At Halenbeck Hall, the Huskies jumped out to an early 7-0 lead after Dru Henning drained a three-pointer off an assist from Tori Peschel. The Huskies continued to apply pressure to the Wildcats defense as Alana Zarneke rained down back-to-back three-pointers, giving the Huskies a 15-2 lead. St. Cloud State went on to lead 21-4 after the first quarter as its defense held the Wildcats to a lowly 2-of-14 shooting. The second quarter completely flipped on the Huskies, as they only scored four points in the quarter, going scoreless in the final 6:22 of the half. Wayne State found its offensive footing, scoring 17 points on 46% shooting from the field. Despite the poor second quarter, SCSU still held a 25-21 lead at the break. Coming out of halftime, the duo of Jada Eggebrecht and Ashley Sawicki jumpstarted the Huskies offense combining for 11 of the 13 points scored in the quarter. Wayne State ended the period on a 7-0 over the final 3:03 to tie the game at 38 heading into the fourth quarter. The fourth quarter bounced back and forth and WSC held a 47-44 lead with 5:32 left in the game before Zarneke rang home a three-pointer to tie the game. Wayne State's Maya Fitzpatrick answered right back by driving into the lane and finishing a layup while getting fouled for a three-point play. SCSU responded with Paige Lambe finishing a layup to cut the deficit to one. Morgan Draheim drained a clutch three-pointer on the next offensive possession for SCSU to give the Huskies a 52-50 lead with 3:19 left in the game. St. Cloud State iced the game at the free throw line, converting six of its eight attempts in the final 1:28 as the Huskies captured a 58-52 victory.
Scouting Augustana
The Augustana Vikings come into this game against the Huskies holding a 1-11 record with a 0-7 mark in conference play. The Vikings are currently in the midst of a seven-game losing streak. Coming into this season, Augustana was projected to finish 11th after going 7-20 with a 6-16 mark in conference play. The Vikings reached the conference tournament where their season would end in Marshall, Minn. following a 93-85 loss against Southwest Minnesota State.
Through 12 games, the Vikings hold two double-digit scorers in Hannah Burg and Olivia Hayenga who both average 11.2 points per game. Burg is shooting 39.5% from the field and 32.4% from three to go along with 4.0 and assists. Hayenga shoots 40.3% from the field and grabs 4.3 rebounds per game. She is also tied for the team lead in stocks with 2.1 per game.
The offseason saw the Vikings make a coaching change after moving on from first year Head Coach Jillian Flores Bennett. Augustana hired Nate Vogel who came from Texas A&M International. Vogel inherited an 0-27 squad in the 2019-20 season and by the end of his tenure had produced a team that was nationally ranked while tallying a 25-7 record.
Augustana Statistical Leaders (total-average)
Scouting Wayne State
The Wayne State College Wildcats enter this matchup with the Huskies holding a 6-5 record with a 3-4 mark in conference play. The Wildcats have won two straight games with those wins coming against Sioux Falls and Augustana. WSC came into this season projected to finish 13th in the NSIC after going 7-18 with a 4-18 conference record last season. The Wildcats did not qualify for the NSIC Tournament.
Through 11 games, three Wildcats score in double figures in Kylah vanDonkersgoed, Tate Norblade, and Maya Fitzpatrick. vanDonkersgoed leads the trio with 13.8 points per game while shooting 43.5% from the field and 35.7% from three. She also leads the team in rebounding with 5.3 per game to go along with 1.9 stocks and 1.8 assists. Norblade is scoring 11.6 points while shooting 48.1% from the field and 35.7% from beyond the arc. She is grabbing 4.3 boards per game while totaling 2.0 stocks per game. Fitzpatrick is the final Wildcat in double-digits with 10.3 points per game. She grabs 4.3 rebounds while leading the team in assists and stocks with 3.4 and 3.0 per game.
Head Coach Brent Pollari enters his seventh season with the Wildcats in the 2024-25 season. Pollari has totaled a 64-87 record with a 42-80 conference record in his tenure.
Wayne State will play Bemidji State on Friday before facing the Huskies on Saturday.
Wayne State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Women's Basketball, stay tuned to scsuhuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
Follow the Huskies
Tickets to both games are available at scsutickets.com. Live Stats will be provided by St. Cloud State for both games. Both games will also be streamed live for free on the NSIC Network and broadcasted on the Varsity Network. Steve Linzmeier, the Voice of St. Cloud State Basketball, can be heard on the audio broadcast for both games.
Last Time Out
The Huskies closed out 2024 two weeks ago as they hosted UMary on December 17 and then traveled to Bemidji State on December 19.
The Huskies got off to a strong start against UMary as the Marauders were unable to make a field goal in the first four minutes of the game. St. Cloud State led 8-1 when UMary made their first field goal at the 5:19 mark of the quarter. The Marauders started to find their flow offensively from that moment as they closed the quarter on an 18-10 run as they would lead 21-18 heading into the second quarter. The two teams battled back and forth in the second quarter as neither team would hold a lead greater than three points. UMary held a marginal 33-32 lead going into halftime. St. Cloud State would momentarily hold momentum as Alyssa Stamer capped off a 10-1 run with a three-pointer as the Huskies would lead 42-36. UMary countered with a 7-0 run as they took a one-point lead. From that point on, neither team led by more than four points the remainder of the quarter. UMary ended the quarter with a bang as Emily Jaenke banked in a halfcourt heave at the buzzer to give the Marauders a 53-51 lead. From that point on, UMary was in control the rest of the way. They used their newly found momentum and translated that to the defensive end as St. Cloud State made their first field goal of the quarter with 1:20 left in the game. The Huskies shot 1/11 from the field in the fourth quarter and would be outscored 20-4. UMary ramped up their defensive energy in the final frame as they would go on to win 73-55. Alana Zarneke paced the Huskies in scoring with 14 points on 5/9 from the field and 4/5 from beyond the arc. She also grabbed three rebounds and totaled two assists and blocks. Her four three-point makes were a season high and this was her third multi-block game of the year. Reagan Briggs nearly tallied a double-double after recording eight points and nine rebounds. She also recorded three steals and two assists. The rebounds and steals were both career-highs for Briggs.
Despite the Beavers holding a five-point lead early in the first quarter, the teams went back-and-forth as BSU held a 18-17 lead at the end of the first quarter. The second quarter was when the Beavers started to take control of the game as a 15-5 run over the final seven minutes of the half gave BSU a 39-26 lead going into the break. St. Cloud State had over a five-minute drought between field goals during the run, but a layup by Alyssa Stamer with three seconds left in the half gave the Huskies a little momentum. Coming out of the break, the Huskies started to find their offensive groove as Kylan Gerads finished in the paint to cap off a 14-2 run, bringing SCSU within one-point. The Huskies continued to battle with the Beavers as back-to-back three-pointers by Jada Eggebrecht and Stamer again brought SCSU within a single-point. The Beavers stabilized over the final 1:13 of the quarter as they would lead 56-52 going into the final frame. In the fourth quarter, a three-pointer by Alana Zarneke at the 7:03 mark gave St. Cloud State their first lead of the game as the score was set a 61-58. The teams traded blows the rest of the way as Bemidji State led 73-69 after converting an and-one with 56 seconds left. In need of a bucket, Gerads came up with a big offensive rebound and then put it back up while getting fouled. She converted the and-one opportunity to bring the Huskies within a point with 45 seconds remaining. BSU finished a layup on their offensive possession to go back up three-points with 16 seconds remaining. St. Cloud State would go to Eggebrecht to tie the game on their possession, but an offensive foul on a moving screen prevented her from getting up a shot. The Huskies fouled the Beavers and they made both of their free throw attempts to go up five points with 14 seconds left. Now in dire need of a score, Eggebrecht knocked in a long two to bring the Huskies within three points. Bemidji State then went 1/2 at the free throw line after SCSU fouled to go up four. St. Cloud State would turn the ball over on their final possession as they would ultimately lose 78-74 to Bemidji State. Jada Eggebrecht scored a season-high 27 points on an efficient 9/15 shooting. Eggebrecht also cashed four three-pointers on eight attempts. This was her second game scoring 20+ points this season. Paige Lambe set a career-high in points with 16 while making a career-high six free throws. Lambe shot 5/9 from the field while grabbing four rebounds.
St. Cloud State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
- Points- Jada Eggebrecht (166-15.1)
- Rebounds- Abigail O'Reilly (65-5.9)
- Offensive rebounds- Abigail O'Reilly (33-3.0)
- Assists- Alyssa Stamer (46-4.2)
- Steals- Alana Zarneke (19-1.7)
- Blocks- Alana Zarneke (11-1.0)
- Stocks- Alana Zarneke (30-2.7)
- Field goals made- Jada Eggebrecht (63-5.7)
- Three-point field goals made- Jada Eggebrecht (17-1.5)
- Free throw makes- Abigail O'Reilly (30-2.7)
- Minutes- Jada Eggebrecht (352-32.0)
St. Cloud State Team Stats (NSIC Ranking)
- 65.6 points per game (10th) | 65.5 points per game allowed (5th) | 0.2 scoring margin (8th)
- 41.4 field goal percentage (6th) | 31.4 three-point percentage (9th) | 73.0 free throw percentage (5th)
- 43.2 opponent field goal percentage (14th) | 33.2 opponent three-point percentage (12th)
- 36.3 rebounds per game (11th) | 12.2 offensive rebounds per game (4th)
- 33.2 opponent rebounds per game (2nd) | 2.5 rebounding margin (7th)
- 14.8 turnovers per game (5th) | 16.5 turnovers forced per game (3rd) | 1.73 turnover margin (3rd)
- 3.27 blocks per game (9th)
- 8.64 steals per game (3rd)
- 15.91 assists per game (4th)
- 5.8 three-point field goals made per game (12th)
All stats accumulated 12/31/24
Series History
Friday's game against Augustana will be the 71st all-time meeting between the teams with the Huskies trailing 33-37 in the series. Despite trailing in the series, the Huskies have won six of the past seven games including the lone meeting last year.
At Halenbeck Hall, the Huskies trailed 13-7 halfway through the first quarter. St. Cloud State battled back to cut the deficit to a single point after Henning knocked down a three-pointer with 2:17 left in the quarter. The Vikings led 19-16 after shooting 80% from the field in the period. The Huskies were able to stay within striking distance in part to forcing five turnovers in the frame. Jada Eggebrecht scored the first five points of the second quarter as she rang home a three-pointer to give SCSU a 21-19 lead. St. Cloud State closed the half on a 6-2 run to take a 29-25 lead going into halftime. The Huskies outscored Augie 13-6 in the quarter and held the Vikings to two of seven shooting and forced nine turnovers. At the start of the third quarter, SCSU blitzed Augustana with an 11-2 run to take a 13-point lead after Tori Peschel ripped the ball from Lauren Sees and took it coast to coast for the finish. The Huskies led by double-digits the rest of the quarter and really started to flex their muscles as Makenna Vanzant capped off a 9-2 Huskies run by splashing a three-pointer giving them a 56-37 lead. St. Cloud State doubled up the Vikings in the quarter, outscoring them 28-14. The Huskies led by 13+ points for the entire fourth quarter, going on to win 76-58, capturing their third consecutive victory. Eggebrecht was on fire for the Huskies, setting a new season-high of 21 points and tying her career-high of five made three-pointers.
Saturday's game against Wayne State will be the 25th matchup between the programs with SCSU trailing 10-14 in the series. St. Cloud State has won four consecutive games against WSC including their lone meeting last year.
At Halenbeck Hall, the Huskies jumped out to an early 7-0 lead after Dru Henning drained a three-pointer off an assist from Tori Peschel. The Huskies continued to apply pressure to the Wildcats defense as Alana Zarneke rained down back-to-back three-pointers, giving the Huskies a 15-2 lead. St. Cloud State went on to lead 21-4 after the first quarter as its defense held the Wildcats to a lowly 2-of-14 shooting. The second quarter completely flipped on the Huskies, as they only scored four points in the quarter, going scoreless in the final 6:22 of the half. Wayne State found its offensive footing, scoring 17 points on 46% shooting from the field. Despite the poor second quarter, SCSU still held a 25-21 lead at the break. Coming out of halftime, the duo of Jada Eggebrecht and Ashley Sawicki jumpstarted the Huskies offense combining for 11 of the 13 points scored in the quarter. Wayne State ended the period on a 7-0 over the final 3:03 to tie the game at 38 heading into the fourth quarter. The fourth quarter bounced back and forth and WSC held a 47-44 lead with 5:32 left in the game before Zarneke rang home a three-pointer to tie the game. Wayne State's Maya Fitzpatrick answered right back by driving into the lane and finishing a layup while getting fouled for a three-point play. SCSU responded with Paige Lambe finishing a layup to cut the deficit to one. Morgan Draheim drained a clutch three-pointer on the next offensive possession for SCSU to give the Huskies a 52-50 lead with 3:19 left in the game. St. Cloud State iced the game at the free throw line, converting six of its eight attempts in the final 1:28 as the Huskies captured a 58-52 victory.
Scouting Augustana
The Augustana Vikings come into this game against the Huskies holding a 1-11 record with a 0-7 mark in conference play. The Vikings are currently in the midst of a seven-game losing streak. Coming into this season, Augustana was projected to finish 11th after going 7-20 with a 6-16 mark in conference play. The Vikings reached the conference tournament where their season would end in Marshall, Minn. following a 93-85 loss against Southwest Minnesota State.
Through 12 games, the Vikings hold two double-digit scorers in Hannah Burg and Olivia Hayenga who both average 11.2 points per game. Burg is shooting 39.5% from the field and 32.4% from three to go along with 4.0 and assists. Hayenga shoots 40.3% from the field and grabs 4.3 rebounds per game. She is also tied for the team lead in stocks with 2.1 per game.
The offseason saw the Vikings make a coaching change after moving on from first year Head Coach Jillian Flores Bennett. Augustana hired Nate Vogel who came from Texas A&M International. Vogel inherited an 0-27 squad in the 2019-20 season and by the end of his tenure had produced a team that was nationally ranked while tallying a 25-7 record.
Augustana Statistical Leaders (total-average)
- Points- Hannah Burg/Olivia Hayenga (134-11.2)
- Rebounds- Payton Hardy (75-6.3)
- Offensive rebounds- Payton Hardy/Olivia Hayenga (17-1.4)
- Assists- Hannah Burg (48-4.0)
- Steals- Brinlee McRae (21-1.8)
- Blocks- Paige Grant (9-0.8)
- Stocks- Olivia Hayenga (25-2.1)
- Field goals made- Olivia Hayenga (51-4.3)
- Three-point field goals made- Brinlee McRae (16-1.3)
- Free throw makes- Hannah Burg (24-2.0)
- Minutes- Hannah Burg (383-31.9)
- 60.9 points per game (12th) | 77.2 points per game allowed (15th) | -16.3 scoring margin (15th)
- 37.6 field goal percentage (14th) | 29.0 three-point percentage (12th) | 63.8 free throw percentage (15th)
- 45.4 opponent field goal percentage (15th) | 33.0 opponent three-point percentage (11th)
- 33.0 rebounds per game (13th) | 10.7 offensive rebounds per game (10th)
- 43.3 opponent rebounds per game (15th) | -10.3 rebounding margin (15th)
- 16.6 turnovers per game (13th) | 16.3 turnovers forced per game (4th) | -0.25 turnover margin (7th)
- 3.25 blocks per game (10th)
- 8.58 steals per game (4th)
- 12.83 assists per game (10th)
- 5.9 three-point field goals made per game (10th)
Scouting Wayne State
The Wayne State College Wildcats enter this matchup with the Huskies holding a 6-5 record with a 3-4 mark in conference play. The Wildcats have won two straight games with those wins coming against Sioux Falls and Augustana. WSC came into this season projected to finish 13th in the NSIC after going 7-18 with a 4-18 conference record last season. The Wildcats did not qualify for the NSIC Tournament.
Through 11 games, three Wildcats score in double figures in Kylah vanDonkersgoed, Tate Norblade, and Maya Fitzpatrick. vanDonkersgoed leads the trio with 13.8 points per game while shooting 43.5% from the field and 35.7% from three. She also leads the team in rebounding with 5.3 per game to go along with 1.9 stocks and 1.8 assists. Norblade is scoring 11.6 points while shooting 48.1% from the field and 35.7% from beyond the arc. She is grabbing 4.3 boards per game while totaling 2.0 stocks per game. Fitzpatrick is the final Wildcat in double-digits with 10.3 points per game. She grabs 4.3 rebounds while leading the team in assists and stocks with 3.4 and 3.0 per game.
Head Coach Brent Pollari enters his seventh season with the Wildcats in the 2024-25 season. Pollari has totaled a 64-87 record with a 42-80 conference record in his tenure.
Wayne State will play Bemidji State on Friday before facing the Huskies on Saturday.
Wayne State Statistical Leaders (total-average)
- Points- Kylah vanDonkersgoed (152-13.8)
- Rebounds- Kylah vanDonkersgoed (58-5.3)
- Offensive rebounds- Kylah vanDonkersgoed (19-1.7)
- Assists- Maya Fitzpatrick (37-3.4)
- Steals- Tate Norblade (18-1.6)
- Blocks- Maya Fitzpatrick (16-1.5)
- Stocks- Maya Fitzpatrick (33-3.0)
- Field goals made- Kylah vanDonkergoed (57-5.2)
- Three-point field goals made- Delaney Clark (23-2.1)
- Free throw makes- Tate Norblade (49-4.5)
- Minutes- Tate Norblade (362-32.9)
- 69.2 points per game (5th) | 68.5 points per game allowed (9th) | 0.7 scoring margin (7th)
- 40.8 field goal percentage (8th) | 33.0 three-point percentage (5th) | 69.8 free throw percentage (9th)
- 41.6 opponent field goal percentage (10th) | 34.1 opponent three-point percentage (13th)
- 38.2 rebounds per game (7th) | 10.5 offensive rebounds per game (11th)
- 36.9 opponent rebounds per game (9th) | 1.3 rebounding margin (10th)
- 15.6 turnovers per game (12th) | 14.5 turnovers forced per game (9th) | -1.18 turnover margin (10th)
- 5.09 blocks per game (2nd)
- 6.55 steals per game (11th)
- 15.55 assists per game (5th)
- 6.5 three-point field goals made per game (8th)
For all the latest on St. Cloud State Women's Basketball, stay tuned to scsuhuskies.com and follow the team on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
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