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2019-20 Women's Basketball

11 Sariah Penese

  • Height 5-7
  • Class Sophomore
  • Highschool St. Mary's Girl's Catholic College
  • Hometown Wellington, New Zealand

Biography

AS A SOPHOMORE (2019-20): 

  • Made 19 appearances during the seasons, including two starts
  • Shot 43.8 from the floor, averaging 0.9 points in 8.3 minutes per game
  • Tied a career-high with five points against Gettysburg and La Salle
  • Set a new career-best with three steals in the season opener against Gettysburg

AS A FRESHMAN (2018-19):

  • Played in just 22 games during her first season in the black and gold, making five starts
  • Averaged 1.2 ppg in 10.9 minutes of action during the year
  • Scored her first collegiate points against Eastern on Nov. 8
  • Had a season-high five points against UAlbany on Jan. 19.

BACKGROUND:

  • Was named St. Mary’s College MVP three straight seasons, earning Wellington College Sport Basketball Female of the Year honors in 2016
  • Captained St. Mary’s Girl’s College to a New Zealand National Championship, earning New Zealand Women’s Basketball Competition All-Star 5 Tournament Team and New Zealand Women’s Select Team honors

PERSONAL:

  • Daughter of Luana and Nixon Penese
  • Has four siblings; Nataliah, Lylah, Ailani, and Leona
  • Lists her favorite pro team as the Oklahoma City Thunder and favorite foods as pasta, pineapple, mango and strawberries

Statistics

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Historical Player Information

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    2018-19Freshman

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    2019-20Sophomore

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    5'7"
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