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Bethel Wom­en’s Bas­ket­ball Se­nior Night

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MISHAWAKA– Bethel Wom­en’s Bas­ket­ball held their se­nior night Feb. 16, when they hon­ored the se­niors of the team. The bas­ket­ball team is los­ing five se­nior play­ers. Mag­gie De­boy, San­dra Carl­sten, Alba Gar­cia, Kara Sandy, and Mad­die Hess are all grad­u­at­ing this year. 

Doug Porter, Head Coach, said the team will be los­ing both ex­pe­ri­ence and steadi­ness that the se­niors bring to the pro­gram, as he ex­plained they are rarely flus­tered and show up and com­pete in each game they play. 

Porter also added what each in­di­vid­ual se­nior brought to the team:

De­boy is a good leader, strong re­bounder, and holds a steady pres­ence on the court.

Carl­sten is a strong wing and for­ward player and is a tal­ented three-point shooter.

Gar­cia is a good three-point shooter, solid player all around, and scores of­ten in the lane. 

Sandy has been out from an in­jury, and he wishes she could have been able to play and help the team out.

Hess grew up be­ing a part of the pro­gram, and she has done a great job help­ing dur­ing prac­tices and games.

Porter said, “all of them [the se­niors] are good, solid peo­ple.” He ex­plained that they have great char­ac­ter, con­tribute in many dif­fer­ent ways, and that they will all be suc­cess­ful in­di­vid­u­als af­ter grad­u­a­tion. 

The Men’s Basketball Seniors before their game against No. 15 Saint Francis on Feb. 15. The Seniors were honored during pregame. From left to right is Zac Owens, who is joined by his mother, Garrett Suedekum, who is joined by his parents, Jani Griffith, who is joined by his parents, graduate assistant, Micah Gabler, who is joined by his father, and Men’s Basketball head coach, Steve Drabyn. Photo courtesy of Robert Schrock.